We received your messages and heard your cries. So Elizabeth and I got together earlier today

to talk about the leaked draft majority opinion that threatens to overturn Roe.

Let's go.

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So it is Tuesday at 3.15 PM about 24 hours ago a draft majority opinion was released by

Politico that shows the Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade. It was a draft written by Alito and here we are. It is really

sort of earth-shattering news in lots of ways and so I just wanted to talk you about it and you can tell me what I should be thinking right now.

Yeah, I mean we should be thinking about a lot of things.

It's an explosive scoop for two reasons. One is really big and the other one is

interesting but not nearly as important. So the interesting one is that it looks like this is the first time we've seen a leaked draft of a major case pending before the Supreme Court before it's come out.

There have certainly been leaks of other kinds

about the Supreme Court such as how the justices think or whether or not they've

changed their minds in a particular case.

And we've even known about the results of a case

before it was officially released.

So we've had leaks before, but nothing quite seems like this particular leak.

And that's pretty significant because the whole process of opinion writing at the Supreme

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