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Nov 6, 2026

Nicolle WallaceHOST
39:52
When we come back, some breaking news out of the Trump Justice Department.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
39:55
The DOJ stepping up a criminal investigation into the leak of the Supreme Court's 2022 ruling overturning Roe versus Wade.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
40:03
That's next.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
40:13
There's some brand new reporting today in the New York Times on the Trump Justice Department's inquiry of the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision leak.
AntoinetteHOST
54:41
And fucking said, yeah, I think Brett Kavanaugh will be okay.
AntoinetteHOST
54:46
And then she was like, he told me that he wouldn't gut Roe versus Wade.
AntoinetteHOST
54:50
And then that's exactly what the fuck he did.
AntoinetteHOST
54:53
And the women said, and the men who care about women said, you can go to hell on one.
Scott KestersonHOST
21:43
And I want to look at this from the lens of where we are.
Scott KestersonHOST
21:47
So if we look at abortion, the big victory was for years to overturn Roe versus Wade, which gave the rights to abortion.
Scott KestersonHOST
21:55
And as we look at that from that perspective, then we see that finally that victory was given.
Scott KestersonHOST
22:02
It was kind of the rally call for most people in Christian faith in our nation.
Scott KestersonHOST
22:22
I want to say it was in the 80s.
Scott KestersonHOST
22:25
So we've seen the violence that extols from that, and we've seen the intense anger and fury that happens from that.
Scott KestersonHOST
22:34
We also see the consequence of what has happened on abortion since Roe versus Wade was overthrown, or overturned.
Scott KestersonHOST
22:42
And what has happened is abortion hasn't gone down, it's gone up.
IreneHOST
14:48
Walters works as an anesthesiologist at a hospital across the state line in Missouri and became involved with her local Democratic Party in 2022.
IreneHOST
15:01
After the Supreme Court struck down Roe versus Wade and Kansas' Republican legislature sought to ban abortion in the state with a ballot measure.
IreneHOST
15:15
Though the Vote No campaign was gaining momentum across Kansas, Walter said that the Democratic leadership in Crawford County didn't want to get involved.
IreneHOST
15:26
They thought it was politically stupid, she said, because the purpose of the Democratic Party was to elect Democrats, and abortion is the third rail of politics.
DaveHOST
14:24
I feel like one of the big failings of the Biden administration was that it did not prioritize making people's lives better in a meaningful way that allowed Trump to come back in.
DaveHOST
14:39
I felt like there was such failing in protecting the erosion of Roe versus Wade and the Supreme Court and all of these institutional things that have historically been beneficial to us, but were were exploited and part of a a scheme to reduce accountability and to prop up so many horrible things that happened right and the fact that like things were so scattered under the biden administration of trying to continue to hold trump accountable for all the where did that get us? Right.
DaveHOST
15:20
It didn't get us anywhere.
DaveHOST
15:22
It got us in a worse position, you know? And so I want, I like nobody is ever going to be convinced that Democrat, like the democratic wave is a good thing until their lives actually get better.
James O'BrienHOST
10:46
You only ever win battles.
James O'BrienHOST
10:48
I think when Roe versus Wade got repealed in the United States of America, in this term of Donald Trump, when one of the greatest victories of equal rights or feminism or humanity or whatever you want to call it, bodily autonomy for women, which I think an awful lot of us thought was a victory that was chiseled in stone.
James O'BrienHOST
11:09
That was a victory forever, right? When Roe versus Wade got repealed, you realized America could bring back racial segregation.
James O'BrienHOST
11:16
If the cards fell differently, you could go back to, you know, life before Selma.
James O'BrienHOST
11:22
You could go back to the world that Martin Luther King was describing.
William SmithGUEST
5:56
You know, we lawyers learn these things in law school, how you can look back historically at U.S. Supreme Court precedent, and you can see how the chipping away that was done.
William SmithGUEST
6:10
For example, you know, we learn about the Roe versus Wade decision and what led to that with the Griswold case and how it was sort of using a methodology, an analytical methodology that actually predates the road decision itself, but could be sort of inserted in.
William SmithGUEST
6:33
Because interestingly, and it is interesting, if the Bruin framework in that regard really is, it was the first time it was set forth because there were cases in the various circuit courts of appeal camp where You could tell the courts were struggling.
William SmithGUEST
6:54
Is this rational basis review? Is it sort of a middle level review, which I had seen you talking about and you kind of read my mind in that regard.
Shea CoffeyGUEST
17:03
And despite this nurse having a history of racism and bigotry, there was a lot of funding behind it.
Shea CoffeyGUEST
17:14
Interestingly, when you dig in, the group that is funding the Darlington nurses in this particular case is also funding the attempts to overturn Roe versus Wade in America.
Shea CoffeyGUEST
17:28
So they're not women friendly.
Shea CoffeyGUEST
17:29
They just want to damage equality and rights.
Peter PappasHOST
23:10
I mean, it's not a Senate confirmation hearing.
Peter PappasHOST
23:12
We can't ask them, you know, how are you going to vote on Roe-Wade or
Laura MusslerHOST
23:15
something.
Laura MusslerHOST
23:16
Well, even if we did ask them, they can't say.
Fat BoyHOST
27:29
I think it was at 1 o'clock on Election Day.
MattmanHOST
27:31
It's the new Roe versus Wade.
Fat BoyHOST
27:32
And the guy called him out on it.
Fat BoyHOST
27:33
He's like, you scheduled this meeting during the day on Election Day where everybody was going to vote, and you knew nobody would be able to come.

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