Tonight it is exactly two years since the Supreme Court struck down Rovi

Wade a decision that put abortion on the ballot in the race for the White House.

Then Biden goes off the campaign trail for debate prep,

while Trump focuses on bringing in more campaign cash.

Plus the Maralago documents case,

prosecutors face off against Trump's lawyers over a gag order request as the

11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening once again. I'm Stephanie Ruhl joining you from Colorado at the

Aspen Ideas Festival and we are now 134 days away from the election and today.

Today marks two years since the Supreme Court,

including Donald Trump's three hand-picked justices,

took away the constitutional right to abortion.

Because of that decision,

almost 28 million American women

of reproductive age now live in states

with partial or total abortion bans.

And President Biden wants to make sure every voter who knows

that Donald Trump is the person responsible and what could be next.

Here's that Donald Trump says about your freedom.

After 50 years of failure, with nobody coming even close,

I was able to kill Roe v. Wade.

Two years ago, the Supreme Court Justice

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