Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. The Eric Erickson Show. You want to be a part of it? You can call in 877-977-9-3-7-4-25.

Happening right now, Dr. Oz, yes, that Dr. Oz is going to run as a Republican in Pennsylvania for the U.S. Senate.

What a, wow, what a disaster that would be.

Republicans need some good candidates.

I don't want to spend a lot of time on that, though.

I want to spend time on something else.

I want to actually do kind of an analysis, if you will, for lack of a better word. I want to break down for you,

if you will, where the Supreme Court may very well go tomorrow. They have a very particular

case coming before the United States Supreme Court tomorrow. It's called Dobbs.

Dobbs versus I think it's Jackson Women's Health, something like that in Mississippi.

Let me get the right name for you. Yes, Jackson Women's Health.

There's a, there's a problem with abortion law.

Now, you need to know going into this. I'm not, I am pro

life, a very pro life, but I'm just trying to lay this out to you so you can have conversations

with your friends about what's at stake in this case tomorrow and abortion law in general.

The problem with the right to an abortion is first and foremost you can't find it in the Constitution.

It doesn't exist.

Now people will tell you it exists in the penumbra.

So what is the penumbra?

You know, when you see a ray of light,

in between two rays of light coming from the sun, there is also light. That is the

penumbra. And the Constitution Article, Amendment 9, rather, suggests there are other rights

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