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Could essentially overturn roe v. wade in a state without lifting a finger, without saying a word, on a shadow docket, not even addressing it, hearing oral argument on an issue that has stood the test of time for decades and decades. we're talking about upending the trimester framework not only of roe v. wade but subsequent decisions that talk about a woman's right to choose prior to the viability of a fetus, meaning it can actually exist and survive outside of a womb. what they're doing here is so sneaky, it really needs to be explained even more. what they're saying essentially, as jeffrey t...

Carry her rapists child to term. that's the new law? >> it's unbelievable, alisyn. remember, one of the craziest things about this is how unnoticed it's gone. this was a shadow docket. the supreme court has been silent. they were able to essentially allow roe v. wade to in essence be overturned and they didn't say a word. they haven't stepped in. they haven't issued an opinion. they haven't asked for oral argument. this is a case that's been on the books for so many decades. they have the idea of a trimester framework totally uprooted. the woman being able to make personal decisions under roe ...

Emergency applications on its shadow docket. he also said he's weighing his decision on when to step down considering the dynamics of the court now and these recent shadow docket decisions on remain in mexico and the eviction moratorium. talk to me about the stakes and what you think it is breyer is going to do. >> as his term wound down, a number of pundits said this was a moderate, consensus driven court. but by the time the term end and the last decisions were in, we saw some of the most important cases had fractured along traditionally ideological lines with the six conservatives voting to...

We have to do as members of congress what we failed to do, which is to make it easier for landlords to be made whole. no one is trying to deprive them of what they are owed. we just want to keep as many as 11 million people from becoming unhoused in this country in the midst of a deadly pandemic. >> the court is increasingly using, quote, shadow docket cases, cases often decided without oral arguments. and often without a majority opinion, explaining the court's reasoning to issue significant rulings. what does this say about the future of the supreme court? >> i think it is the latest example...

Jones, these are shadow docket cases, often decided without oral arguments and often without a majority opinion explaining the court's opinion. but what does this say about the future of the supreme court? >> i think it is the latest example of how this 63 hyperpartisan conservative majority on the supreme court, is out of touch with the realities of working with people on this country. this is something that should not have happened. there was a statute that very clearly gave the cdc the authority to reinstate the eviction more authoritarian. and this pandemic is at its strongest in terms of ...