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>> legally, if i were drafting the indictment right now, i would be looking at this as an overall scheme to defraud the united states by stealing the election from joe biden. as part of that scheme, the overriding falsehood in the scheme was donald trump's big lie that he won the election by a landslide and that it was stolen from him. which has been proven right across the boards by his own attorney general, who told him he didn't win, by his own numbers guy who told him he didn't win, and by virtue of common sense, because since 2016, when he first ran for president, in the primaries, roger ...

Cannot interfere with a woman's choice to terminate the pregnancy before 23 weeks when a fetus could live outside the womb. i want to read that because i want to get this exactly right. what do you make of roberts not wanting to completely overturn roe v wade? >> i don't know where this is coming from and i think leaks from the court are disturbing. but beyond that, i think that justice roberts has signalled not just in the case before us with mississippi but in other cases time and time again and recent environmental case where he publicly came out against using the shadow docket, his upholdi...

Intention was to shine the glaring light of public opinion on the injustice in alabama. the first week of black history month, it saw the supreme court use their shadow docket to destroy that legacy but the fight is not over. that's next. stay tuned.

Basis that they were likely to succeed, when they go to trial, and prove that those maps are racially discriminatory. and that is a very significant win. and that is something that the supreme court took away by using a procedural double whammy, using the shadow docket, as you mentioned. and then, seemingly they relied on a case that is another shadow docket case, purcell versus gonzalez to suggest that they were too close to the election to make any court ordered changes to the redistricting maps. mind you, we are nine months away from the general elections and four months from the primary el...

Succeed, when they go to trial, and prove that those maps are racially discriminatory. and that is a very significant win. and that is something that the supreme court took away by using a procedural double whammy, using the shadow docket, as you mentioned. and then, seemingly they relied on a case that is another shadow docket case, purcell versus gonzalez to suggest that they were too close to the election to make any court ordered changes to the redistricting maps. mind you, we are nine months away from the general elections and four months from the primary elections. so, it is quite diffic...