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A cross-America people are trying to understand the Supreme Court's remarkable decision to reverse

Roe v Wade.

The decision itself is huge, with few if any historic corollaries.

And there are urgent questions about what happens next.

How will abortion vans be enforced?

And what other constitutionally protected rights could the court revoke?

Today, we're catching up with two of the Atlantic's contributing writers, David French and Mary Ziegler.

Mary is a legal historian and David is a constitutional lawyer.

So I wanted to ask them what they make of the magnitude of this decision and what comes next.

This conversation took place as part of our live event series, The Big Story.

So let's jump right in.

I want to talk about something, Mary, that you wrote in a recent article for us.

And I'll quote you for a moment.

What you wrote was, if this decision signals anything bigger than its direct consequences, it is this no one should get used to their rights.

Talk about that a little bit.

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