MSNBC Craig Melvin Reports December 1, 2021 16:07:00
With the people. casey seemed to say we shouldn't base our decisions not only on that, but whether they're going to seem popular. and it seemed to me to have a paradoxical conclusion that the more unpopular the decisions are, the firmer the court should be in not departing from prior precedent. it's sort of a super staridesis for what are regarded by many as the most erroneous decisions. do you think that is a category, or is it just normal? >> i think it is precedent on precedent. casey did the analysis for roe. the question before this court is whether that analysis was egregiously wrong. if...