Hey folks, big news out of the Supreme Court this week. In a win for Texas, the court

left in place the law that bans most abortions after six weeks of gestation. However, the

court will permit a case brought by abortion providers to proceed in the low records against

a group of Texas medical licensing officials. In other news, former President Trump and

former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows are facing off against the January 6th committee

in a pair of lawsuits seeking to block the release of information to the committee. Meanwhile,

a PowerPoint presentation shared among Trump allies shows the drastic measures that members

of Trump's own orbit were considering to overturn the 2020 election results. Joyce Van

and I discuss all of this and more on the Cafe Insider podcast. Today, we're sharing a clip

from the episode with the listeners of Stay Tuned. To hear our full conversation and

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that at cafe.com slash insider. That's cafe.com slash insider. We look forward to having

you as part of the insider community. The other big story, of course, as we mentioned

at the outset, is the continuing efforts of the January 6th committee to figure out what

happened, who's responsible, who to be held accountable, etc. Most of the news this week

is about Mark Meadows, former member of Congress, former Chief of Staff to President Trump

when he was in office. I guess you could call it a saga, which would be an understatement.

I wondered Joyce, what you think about what the hell is happening. We'll get to the documents

that were produced and everything else. The flimsyness of his executive privilege arguments,

but sometimes it's useful just to understand at a human level why certain people make

certain efforts and play certain games. Mark Meadows was in the White House, not like

Steve Bannon outside the White House. Mark Meadows looked like he was going to be defiant.

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