Well, the Supreme Court bill has voted to strike down the landmark Roe v. Way decision according

to an initial draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito circulated inside the court, but then leaked.

The draft opinion is a full-throated, unflinching repudiation of the 1973 decision which guaranteed

federal constitutional protection of abortion rights and a subsequent 1992 decision,

Planned Parenthood versus Casey that largely maintained the right, Roe was

egregiously wrong from the start, Alito writes. You know, Bill, there have been times I thought that Roe v. Way

would never be overturned, but according to this leaked opinion from the Supreme Court, it looks like

this is about to happen. Well, one can only hope that that is the case. From what I've heard,

five of the justices at least are in support of Alito's opinion. And as you said, Kevin,

it repudiates the legal reasoning behind Roe v. Way as well as the Casey versus Planned Parenthood

decision. And so it looks as though this could be returned to the states to decide and that this

Supreme Court decision Roe v. Way will be overturned. And like you, Kevin, I was hopeless

that this might ever happen. I remember back in the 1980s pundits saying, why don't these pro-life

people just give it up? This is never going to be overturned. All of these efforts are in vain.

It's a futile effort to try to do this. And yet the pro-life cause never gave up.

They stayed in the trenches. And now it appears that victory for them may be on the horizon. It really

is a breathtaking development. And I have to say, as well, Kevin, this is the legacy of Donald Trump's

presidency. Three of the five justices were appointed by Trump that are apparently ready

and willing to overturn Roe v. Way. And so this shows the enduring impact of that man's presidency.

Now, as I think about this leak, Kevin, it seems to me that there are three

issues, independent issues that need to be talked about. One would be the leak itself.

Second would be the constitutionality of Roe v. Way. And then the third would be the ethics

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