Today, we're going to talk about the Supreme Court draft over turning row and how it'll

backfire on the GOP.

I interview Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and what Congress can do about codifying abortion

protections, why the Republicans keep trying to make this about the leak, and whether this

will be the defining issue of the midterms.

And I'm joined by Michigan Law School Professor Leah Lippman to discuss whether the conservative

Supreme Court nominees who promise to respect precedent, lie during their confirmation hearings,

and whether the court would even uphold the law codifying row.

Tom Bryan Tyler Cohen and you're listening to No Lie.

So this past week, political released a first draft of the Supreme Court decision over turning

row, which guarantees access to a safe and legal abortion in the United States.

The draft majority opinion was written by Justice Samuel Alito and it read, quote,

row was egregiously wrong from the start.

We hold that row in case he must be overruled.

It is time to heed the Constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected

representatives.

Now, I should note for accuracy, sake, that because the decision was leaked and not yet

published, it is so possible that the justices could change their votes.

I wouldn't count on it because this is the end result of a decades-long effort by Republicans

to get this exact outcome.

And yet, when you actually listen to what the GOP has to say about this, this is what

you hear.

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