Hey folks, Joyce Fantz here.

There are still many questions surrounding the leaked Supreme Court opinion that would

overturn Roe vs. Wade.

For now Chief Justice Roberts has directed the Supreme Court Marshall to investigate

the source of that leak.

Meanwhile, as we wait for the final opinion from the court, many state officials across

the country are working the further limit reproductive rights.

An overturning Roe might have implications for other constitutional rights, including

among others the right to contraception and the right to interracial and same-sex marriage.

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Can we talk a little bit about one of the assumptions that Alita makes in his draft

opinion that I'm interested in your take on because he talks about pregnant people no

longer needing access to abortion because there have been so many social advances that

have benefited unmarried women.

I hear a little bit of an echo here from the Shelby County case, the voting decision,

where Bader Ginsburg writes she said far more eloquently than I can say, but she essentially

said getting rid of the Voting Rights Act now is like throwing out your umbrella in the

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