I'm Michelle Goldberg.

I'm Ross Douthet.

I'm Frank Bruney, and this is the argument.

Several weeks ago, Ross Michelle and I discussed the case of Tara Reeve.

She, of course, accused Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her more than a quarter century ago

when she worked in his Senate office.

We discussed the difficulty of reconciling liberalism and feminism.

We talked about how one balances the importance of hearing her out

and continuing to grant Joe Biden some presumption of innocence.

Since then, there have been developments that raise new questions about her credibility.

And they've also raised the question of whether she's done damage to the MeToo movement.

Ross and Michelle and I will also take a fresh look at Norma McCorvey,

better known as Jane Rowe, as in Rowe V-Wade.

She was approached by a hero, then switched sides, then it seems switched sides again.

So what exactly happened?

We'll also hear a recommendation from Michelle.

But first, Tara Reeve.

Michelle, I want to get your take on it, but first let's make sure our listeners understand

what we're talking about when we say recent reporting, recent revelations.

Can you take them through some of the questions that have emerged about Tara Reeve in the last week?

So when this story first broke, journalists from mainstream outlets, I think we're in a pretty

difficult situation because a lot of them had tried to report out these allegations,

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