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Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters in Law with Joe Weinbanks, Barb McQuade, and me, Kimberly

Atkins' store. Joyce is the way this week, taking a well-deserved holiday. And also, I want

to remind y'all to order Hashtag Sisters in Law merch. You can go to politicon.com slash

merch, where you can get yourself a Sisters in Law t-shirt, hoodie, water bottle, and

so much more. So do that now. Today, we'll be discussing the Mississippi

abortion law that the Supreme Court heard arguments on this week. We'll also talk about the

latest developments in the prosecution of prominent figures from the events of January

6th. And we'll talk about women facing trial who are blaming the men in their lives. And

as always, we will get to your questions at the end of the show. So before we dig into

this week's Supreme Court arguments in that challenge to Mississippi's abortion law,

one thing occurred to me as I was listening in was that an unusual thing was happening,

which was that both advocates who were arguing challenging Mississippi's abortion law were

women. You had Judy Reichelman, who's senior director at the Center for Reproductive

Rights, and U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Pre-Logger, just a little funny fact. I don't

know if I've said it here before. We were both interns together at the Boston Globe many

years ago. So I've known her for quite a while. And I thought they both did excellent jobs,

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