First of all, welcome to this episode of the Merry Trump Show's

Foundry Sessions, where you're witnessing in real time on

nervous I am because I have put together this panel to end all

panels, not that this is the end of the panels, but holy cow, what a panel.

So it left me briefly awestruck, shall we say. So this is going to go down in

history as one of my finest moments in broadcasting, but I want to start

here. We are 98 days out from the 2022 midterm elections. Yep, that's a double

digit territory. And I think it's safe to say that we are not in an era where

it's politics as usual. In the past, we've spoken here about what we can do, you

know, what we need to do to win in November. But I think it's time to shift gears

and start talking about what is not just what's at stake, but what we need to

understand to help people make decisions that will first enable American

democracy and communicate what the issues facing us right now mean. So let's

start with Alito's dog's decision. I think the only thing missing from it was a

reference to the Malia's Malifakaram. It's seriously, it's medieval in its

journey through this, it's medieval in its cruelty, it's medieval in its

ignorance of the history of reproductive justice or lack thereof in America.

And of course, that's includes, but of course, limited to the egregiousness of

things like comparing abortion to enslavement, which justice, Clarence Thomas

often does. So I'd like to start off today with Dorothy Roberts, a professor of

Africana Studies, Law and Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania. She's also

the author of Killing the Black Body and torn apart. Dorothy, thank you so much

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