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And we are going to shift our focus now

to a busy week in politics as a major abortion decision out of Arizona

weighs on the minds of some voters and Republicans on Capitol Hill navigate

their agenda with influence from Donald Trump.

For more, we're joined tonight by New York Times columnist David Brooks and Ruth

Marcus, associate editor for the Washington Post.

Thank you both for being here.

So Vice President Kamala Harris is in Arizona tonight highlighting reproductive

rights just days after that state Supreme Court ruled that a near total

abortion ban from 1864 is enforceable. Here's a bit of what she said.

Turning row was just the opening act, just the opening act of a larger strategy to take women's rights and freedoms,

part of a full-on attack state by state on reproductive freedom.

And we all must understand who is to blame.

Former President Donald Trump did this.

So Ruth, what do you make of this aggressive strategy by the Biden campaign to keep the abortion issue in the spotlight and pin Donald Trump as the architect of abortion

restrictions and bans like the one in Arizona. I think it's doubly smart.

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