First and foremost, we're going to focus on the recent Supreme Court draft leak, and it is just a leak, right?

So this is not an actual law being imposed yet. There's some confusion about that.

But we're going to talk about that first and foremost.

And I think, Allison, if you want to bring us into that conversation, kind of set that up for us.

Totally. Yeah. So, you know, kind of setting the stage a little bit like Brad said.

And like I'm sure everyone's heard at this point a draft leaked for a majority decision

that would essentially overturn Roe vs Wade. And obviously that has some massive implications.

In the wake of this draft leaking, we've also seen several states passing laws to basically

strengthen their potential abortion bands, so-called trigger laws that would go into effect.

If Roe vs Wade were overturned with some very, very intense laws coming out of states like Louisiana,

in particular. Obviously, again, this is just a draft, which I think is important to recognize for

a couple of reasons. One is that not all of the conservative justices signed on to this particular

draft, which might indicate that there could be changes in what a final decision would look like

based on trying to get full sign on from the conservative judges. And in addition to that,

most importantly, the fact that it is just a leaked opinion and not an actual decision yet means

that there is still time to organize, which many people are doing, to try to create pressure to

push things in a different direction. So I do think recognizing that we are talking about a draft

is important. That said, there are a couple of updates that have happened since that draft has

leaked, perhaps most importantly, today a Senate vote. So the Democrats tried to rush and put

together a bill to codify legalized abortion at the federal level, and that bill failed today

in the Senate with a 51-49 vote, and surprisingly with Joe Manchin citing with the Republicans on that.

That was more or less predicted to fail. It is no surprise to anyone, but I do think that that

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