Well, we got some wonderful news yesterday, as I'm sure you heard.

Justice Kennedy's retirement is great fantastic news, and I'm surprised by it. I admit that I'm

surprised. I really figured that he would wait at least until after the midterms to retire

so that he doesn't become the most hated man in Washington, at least among the liberals.

And the media and so forth. But he did retire and, you know, I said as recently as yesterday,

I had said that I don't think we're heading into a civil war in this country.

And the thing that in my mind would prevent a civil war is that Americans are very lazy and

also you can't really get air conditioning and Wi-Fi on the battlefield. So I figured that would be

kind of our saving grace that would prevent an actual war from taking place. But then Kennedy retired

and now we are looking at the very real though far from certain possibility of Roe v. Wade being

overturned and the phantom right to abortion being voided from the books. This of course would not

be the same as outlawing abortion, by the way. And I know that this is probably really obvious

to most of you, but some people seem to be confused on this point. This to overturn Roe v. Wade is not

to outlaw abortion. That would not outlaw abortion to outlaw abortion nationwide would require

probably an amendment, a personhood amendment or something like that. But a scotist decision would

be hugely significant. It would be one of the greatest moments in American history by far.

Though it wouldn't be the end of the pro-life fight, it would really, it would actually be more like

the beginning of the pro-life fight. The way that somebody on Twitter said, I thought they put

it in a way that's very apt, I think. And he said that the overturning of Roe v. Wade would be

like D-Day. So it's not the end of World War II. It is D-Day. It is like storming the beaches.

Okay, here's when the real fight starts. And it's important for us to understand this. This is not

me trying to downplay the significance of overturning Roe v. Wade. I mean, I would literally weep for joy

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