Welcome to the beat. I am Ari Melbourne, as mentioned, I don't have time to goof around with him.

We have Cecile Richards here live on the policy and political earthquake.

We're going to get into that in just a few moments.

Later tonight, I want to tell you, we have an update with stunning developments in the push to punish lies in society and in our broken politics.

A twist in the Alex Jones straw that we've been covering,

you're going to want to see it, and he's going to wish you didn't. I can tell you that for sure.

Later tonight, also new subpoenas in the federal criminal probe into January 6th in the coup conspiracy.

So we have all that, but we begin.

With one of those seemingly unexpected developments that again, I can report tonight,

again shows the limits of these Beltway pundit predictions that we hear so much. It shows how

action and persistence and organizing can beat predictions or cynicism even in today's politics

with everything we all live through and feel

about what's wrong with today's politics. Now, you probably have some idea what I'm referring to,

but ever since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade with Republican appointees shredding their

own claims they'd made under oath that it was a super president, that it would be protected,

the basic question has been, what's next? What will actually happen when state governments

start acting on that decades-long-pursued Republican agenda to crack down on human rights?

And I say this as a matter of objective fact, to push laws that put state power,

police power, behind policies that factually endanger human lives, women's rights, women's

bodies that prevent even emergency health care for people, that can compel children,

people who are of child age under law and reality,

compel them or rape victims into force pregnancy backed by state government power.

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