It's Wednesday, May 11th. I'm Gideon Resnick.

And I am Priyanka Erbindi and this is Buta Day, the podcast that gives you all the news

in less time than it takes the Senate to pass a bill giving police protection to the

families of Supreme Court justices.

Yes, and to be clear, they do that very fast.

You know, just like Whata Day, they can be extremely efficient when need be.

Mm hmm.

On Today's show, there is a nationwide shortage of baby formula, plus President Biden says

tackling inflation is his number one domestic priority.

But first, we want to continue the conversation we have been having about what could happen

if Roe v Wade is overturned in the next month or so by the Supreme Court.

We have talked on the show before about how abortion would definitely or likely become

illegal in at least 26 states if Roe were overturned.

But Gideon, you also wanted to talk about how police could go about enforcing a ban on

abortion.

So tell us a little more about how that could happen.

Yes.

So one thing that we don't always think about is how data from our phones, computers, tablets

and apps could be used by law enforcement to investigate crimes.

That's in addition to what anything private companies might do with your data on their own.

We hear, you know, horror stories about that pretty often.

Right.

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