We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Dishinsky, culture editor here at the Federalist.

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We're very honored to have on today's program Hadley Arx, the founder and director of the

James Wilson Institute, as well as the Edward Nay Professor Emeritus of Jurisprudence

at Amherst College.

Thank you so much for joining us, Hadley.

Thanks, thank you so much for having me and Emily.

Absolutely.

Now, you've worked very closely on the issue of Ro, the issue of life for many, many years.

And I guess probably a good place to start is just I want to ask what your reaction was

when we anticipated what the decision would be because of that awful leak.

But when the decision came down last week, what was your reaction just as somebody who's

worked so closely on this issue for so many years?

Well, everyone was just so grateful and believed that just, excuse me, here at 5.5 we come.

Some of us have thought we wouldn't have come in our lifetime.

But at the same time, the people who were marching in the march for life all those years were

concerned about babies being killed in wounds.

I never heard anybody saying something Kerega said, the court has overreached this jurisdiction.

And we also knew that the current perspective of conservators, jurisprudence, the wrong

that they thought was done in Rovers' way was the wrong of removing the issue from the

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