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Arizona becomes a flashpoint for America's reproductive rights battle as a

106 year old law bans almost all abortions. I'm joined by Mary Ziegler

an expert on the law, history, and politics of this issue.

Then one year of Civil War in Sudan.

I speak to Tom Perreello, the U.S. Special envoy to the country about what the world must do to end the violence.

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Also ahead, 26 years since the Good Friday Agreement.

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with the leaders who helped bring peace to Northern Ireland. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm

I'm Bianna Goladrigi in New York sitting in for Christiane-Amandpur.

Arizona has become ground zero for America's battle on reproductive rights.

The U.S. Vice President Kamla Harris is in the state today

arriving hot on the heels of a decision by the Supreme Court there to hold up a

civil war era law banning nearly all abortions. A law of Republican legislators then fought to

protect. She is also going to send a clear message that a second term for

Donald Trump means more bans, more suffering.

a line we can probably expect to hear more of as an election season heats up.

For his own part, the former president said that the Arizona ruling goes too far,

but that's a stark contrast to Trump's previous campaign for the

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