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I'm Fuglesang. It's great to have you with us. It was a crazy day. We're going to get to all of the history in a minute and a lot of history was made today. None of it good. But tonight, Liz Winstead is on the show for the first time this year. She's on with her co-host from the feminist Buzzkill podcast, Moji Al-a-Wadell. And they have a segment on the show called Should I Be Scared? It's for people who are very, very worried about the future and the present of women's

reproductive rights.

And it's a call-in segment they do on their podcast for people to ask their biggest questions

about reproductive rights.

Now, I know we're talking about how America set all of our alliances on fire today.

But the struggle for abortion rights, man, remember when that was the biggest issue for all

those years? Remember when that was the biggest issue for all those years?

Remember when that was the biggest issue? And we haven't even talked about it in weeks. Well,

Liz and Moji tackle both the big picture at the federal level and what's happening on the local

level and in your own backyards. There's a lot of fear mongering out there. And I'm really happy

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