I don't know that I'm especially optimistic that there is a way out from this court.

I think that a number of decisions that they're making, you know, dobs, the abortion case

being right at the front of the line, are going to have devastating tragic consequences

for people, for millions of people in America.

And I think there will be a reaction to that.

I don't know what the reaction will look like or what it can achieve, but I don't think

they'll get a free pass with the things that they're doing.

Hello, and welcome to Wise This Happening With Me, Your Host Chris Hayes.

We are doing a special, you know, newsier with Pod today because of the, I'm just going

to say cataclysm of the last Supreme Court term, the term that just concluded a few weeks

ago, which, you know, I've seen a lot of like non-hyperbolic legal scholars call it like

the most, either the worst or most momentous term, certainly in recent memory, you know,

possibly ever.

I've even seen some people say it was incredibly reactionary court and on a bunch of very

high profile matters of both statutory interpretation and constitutional law, incredibly ambitious, far

reaching upending of what had been the status quo ex antefe before the court.

The obvious example that is the overturning of Roe v. Wade after 50 years in a decision

that completely assured any opportunities at half steps, minimalism, incrementalism, respecting

the reliance interests of people who've come of age in a row in America.

Very quite explicitly said we're rejecting all of that.

We're not doing half steps.

We're not pairing here and there.

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