Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. The Eric Erickson show across the nation. The phone number is 877-97-9-7-9-7-3-4-25. Today, you guys will get an experiment in building a radio show in real time because I got distracted and I can't even tell you what I'm

going to talk about in the third hour of the program. We will get there and it will happen organically.

Why? Because I have for the last two hours been in the Supreme Court listening to the arguments.

Well, I can't say I've actually physically been there.

I listened. They had a live audio stream of the Dobbs v. Jackson's Women Health case.

It is the single biggest case. The Supreme Court has heard in the last decade or so.

It is the case on whether or not to overrule reverse Roe v. Wade and Casey.

I want to spend a little while talking about what I heard in the oral arguments and what I think is

likely to play out, having been a lawyer, I can navigate this for you a little bit, but I need to do

something very hyperlocal. So my apologies

to everyone in every part of the country, including Georgia, not named Atlanta. But since I live

around these parts, I want to say something very quickly before I get into Dobbs. Atlanta has a mayor

elect, Andre Dickens. It is notable

that the north side of Atlanta, Buckhead, wants to secede from the city because the current

mayor, Keishelands Bottoms, has caused a crime wave in the city that is not getting any better.

The whole place wants to leave the city.

And at the very end of the runoff for a mayor in Atlanta, Keishalance Bottoms endorsed

Andre Dickens the winner.

And every precinct in Buckhead went for the loser, the president of the city council,

Lee Schmoor.

Now, I will tell you, Andre Dickens is the only one who ran who had private sector experience.

He's a chemical engineer by training, worked in the private sector, got elected on the city council in Atlanta,

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