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This is the Tom Harbin program.

Oh, this is interesting. Three days after Kate Cox in Texas asked a judge to allow her to get

an abortion, a second woman in Kentucky is asking the same.

Same detail or very similar details. This could become a test.

Well, we'll see whether it's going to be political or whether it's going to be

just something in the courts time will tell.

Very strange stuff going on with Senator JD Vance. I am just baffled by this.

You know, Robert Kagan, who by the way is a neo-conservative.

Robert Kagan is very right-wing. He was a big fan of the Rack War.

He was a big fan of George W. Bush. He worked in the Reagan White House as I recall.

He's got impeccable Republican credentials. He's a hardcore right-wing neo-conservative.

In fact, he's described as a neo-conservative in the article he wrote for the Washington Post.

And he writes a piece warning that if Donald Trump becomes president again, you know,

we're on the road to dictatorship.

And so Senator Vance of Ohio says sends a letter to the Department of Justice suggesting

that they should launch a criminal, a potentially criminal investigation into Robert Kagan for writing this.

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