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Hey, good morning, Playbookers. I'm Roguminovalin. It's Wednesday. Today's show,

we got new reporting from inside the Supreme Court. It's her Politico Playbook Daily briefing.

Politico's Josh Kirstine, Alexander Ward, and Ryan Lizza have new reporting from inside the Supreme Court,

as the nine justices are set to gather Thursday for the first time since Politico published the draft opinion of returning Roe.

Quote, Justice Samuel Alita sweeping and blunt draft majority opinion from February overturning Roe

remains the court's only circulated draft in the pending

Mississippi abortion case. Politico has learned, and none of the conservative justices

who initially sided with Alito have to date switched their votes. No dissenting draft opinions

have circulated from any justice, including the three liberals. That could explain why no second

draft of Alito's majority opinion

has been distributed, as typically the two sides react to one another's written arguments and

recast their own. As the nine justices prepare for their scheduled private closed-air

conference this week, they face one of the greatest crises in modern Supreme Court history,

with an internal leak investigation underway, an

agitated nation focused on whether the constitutional right to abortion is about to be overturned,

and some justices facing angry protests at their home.

One person close to the court's conservatives told Playbook Tuesday, quote, this is the

most serious assault on the court, perhaps from within, that the Supreme Court's ever experienced.

It's an understatement to say they are heavily, heavily burdened by this.

It closely watched Republican primaries in West Virginia and Nebraska ended in a win and a

loss for Trump.

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