Today, we're going to talk about the Republicans' backhanded effort to make you think abortions

are safe and how that strategy backfired.

I interview Planned Parenthood President Alexis McGill Johnson about the extent to which abortion

bands stop abortion, how those same Republicans who wail about the sanctity of life fair when

it comes to maternal mortality rates in their states, and what Planned Parenthood is doing

to help right now.

And I'm joined by New York Times' opinion writer Cara Swisher to discuss Elon Musk's latest

announcement that his Twitter purchase is on hold, and whether she thinks Trump will

actually come back to Twitter.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

So we spent the last week or so grappling with the reality that Roe will soon be overturned,

and I want to be clear about what's coming next.

Because I think that if there's one thing we can all see now in retrospect, is that this

was a long time coming, that the writing was on the wall.

Now, it's not to say that it was a surprise to everyone, but I mean, even with a 6-3

conservative court, even with these state abortion bands, I honestly didn't think that

it would actually happen.

So now that it has, I think we need to be clearied about what's next.

There are a few strategies being employed by Republicans here.

We've got the one that I talked about at length last week, the Mitch McConnell strategy,

demanding that we not speak about the merits of the Roe decision, but rather that God damn

that we focus on the leak.

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