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This week marks one year since the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade.

And since then, Republican-led states have passed abortion bans and Democrats have vowed

to fight back.

It's so fundamentally about freedom.

Freedom.

The freedom and the ability of an individual to make decisions about their own life and

literally their own body.

And I think there's some piece of this also that underlying it all is, hey, trust women.

Trust them.

To know what is in their best interest.

There was more Supreme Court drama this week, totally unrelated to a landmark legal decision

and former President Trump now has a court date.

Here to help us make sense of all that's been going on this week, we have Arthur Delaney,

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