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So, listen, I'm looking forward to today's show.

It's going to be a little bit bananas.

Okay.

Are we going to take stories to the bank?

We're going to take it to the bank. Yes, we are. We are. So on top of that, I got a couple of

stories that I just absolutely love on this today's show. One is about Brent Farb. You've probably

heard a little bit about that, but we have an excellent update on that. And then also, a surprising source defines masculinity for us.

I think we're going to enjoy that story. All right. But Jessica, take it away.

All right. The state of post-Roe America is going as expected. Let's share some details out of what is going on in Arizona.

So on Friday, a judge lifted a decades-old injunction, which had blocked an anti-abortion rights law dating back to 1864.

Before Arizona was even established as a state and allowed the ban to be enforced,

Pima County Superior Court judge Kelly Johnson said in her ruling that Roe v. Wade,

the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling, which affirmed the constitutional right to abortion care,

had been the basis for

barring the 1864 law from being enforced. But since Roe was overturned in June, she said that

the injunction should be annulled. Reporting from common dreams, Johnson's decision will unleash a near

total abortion ban in Arizona, said Planned Parenthood of Arizona.

With the law, including no exceptions for people whose pregnancies result from rape or incest,

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