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Hello and welcome to Factually, I'm Anna.

Thank you so much for joining me once again.

Let's just jump right into it because we have an important issue to talk about today.

You know, for my entire life, the Democratic Party has been saying that if Americans don't vote for them,

row versus weight is going to be overturned.

That's been their pitch for basically all of the decades that I've been on this earth.

If you do not vote for Democrats, row versus weight is going by by.

There was seemed like somewhat of an apocalyptic prediction, not impossible,

but often the misty future, maybe it could happen one day,

but that's just what they're saying to get everybody riled up.

It didn't seem super likely that a rite that was bestowed by the Supreme Court could be overturned that easily,

or that at least there were a lot of steps between us and that reality.

But lately, that reality has seemed a lot closer to our daily lives.

In fact, we might be on the verge of stepping over that precipice as we speak.

It really does seem like the end of row may be upon us and that the right to have an abortion,

the right to choose whether or not you're going to have a child may no longer be guaranteed in American society.

Early this month, the Supreme Court refused to block a let's be generous and say creative Texas bill,

perhaps insanely creative Texas bill, that virtually banned abortion in the state using very complicated legal means.

We'll get into those in the interview upcoming.

And there's another case out of Mississippi that is going to be on the court stock it very soon.

And the outcome of that case could determine whether or not row is totally overturned by just June of next year.

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