Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show podcast.

Welcome in everybody to the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. A huge, huge day in the news

with Roe v Wade Dunn. It took 50 years give or take, but here we are. We'll get into all this.

I'm solo today. Clay is attending to Family Matters. He may be joining us via phone at some

point during the show depends on his obligations today, but this is Buck Sexton. I'm down in Florida

currently and I was watching live this morning as the massive, massive Supreme Court decision came

down. Arguably the biggest Supreme Court decision in my lifetime, certainly in the top two or

three, I would think, massive decision six three here, 200 page opinion released by the court this

morning. So I was, I was reading it feverishly to get through as much as humanly possible before

coming on air. So there's, there's a couple of ways to look at this and we're going to break down

the legal aspect of it. The political implications, the possibility for civil unrest from

Democrats, of course, as we know, they are despite the one time they are fixated on a riot coming

from their political opponents, the Democrats are the riot as normal political discourse party that

could happen. We'll certainly look at that. What does this mean for the midterm elections as well?

Can Democrats capitalize on this decision as a means of mobilizing the Democrat base? There's

so much going on here. There's so much to look at, but I would start with the very simple proposition

here that life wins in this case. The Supreme Court decision has not made abortion illegal

nationally, but it will result in, and I believe the state of Missouri has already, because it had

some, some laws ready to go in case of this decision and as effectively outlawed almost all abortions.

But it does mean that there will be far more babies born. There will be far more children who

grow up to be adults, people who have lives that they are able to lead. And parents who will

have made the right decision and will know that in time, even if they were scared at first,

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