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Hey, everybody, we got a great one today, you know, for a change, because we're talking about reproductive rights with my guest, Laura Bassett, former editor-in-chief of Jezebel,

who writes on national politics and reproductive rights for New York Magazine's The Cut

and her own substack nightcap, and Sarah Zhang, staff writer for The Atlantic, who's written

a fascinating and, I dare say disturbing piece

about the draconian abortion laws in Idaho that make it very, very difficult to be an OBGYN in

that state without experiencing what is called moral distress, having to make choices to forego procedures that would protect

the mother's ability to have babies in the future or even put the mother's life in jeopardy

in order to abide by Idaho state law. That's what this episode is about. This cycle, there are eight states with measures on

their ballots to provide access to abortions, including two battleground states, Arizona and Nevada.

All the battleground states are so close. Some voters will turn out in Arizona or Nevada just to vote to liberalize their

state's abortion laws and will also vote for Harris. It's plausible that that could make the

difference. I won my Senate race by 312 votes. Bush won Florida by 537 votes in 2000 out of over 5 million votes cast there.

So it's plausible that the abortion initiatives could make all the difference in Nevada or

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