What's up everyone, welcome to the damage report. I'm looking at the wrong camera. There you are.

How you guys doing? Anacasparade and Brett Erlich with you. John Eidorola is unfortunately out,

but that's all right, because we have a great show ahead for you guys.

This is my first time at the big table. Yeah. Whereas I've come to call it,

and I think this might be an appropriate, especially on a day like this,

Tabia Majora.

Tabia Majora. What is I don't know what that is? It's like the major table, but it sounds like,

good morning everyone. Good morning. It's Friday. What a crazy week.

It's been a crazy week. It's been a crazy morning, but I don't want that to

influence your decision about whether or not to watch the rest of this show, because we have great

stories ahead for you. We're going to talk about what some Democrats, Democrats,

candidates are saying about some of the restrictive anti-abortion legislation that we're seeing in

some of the red states. Later on, we're going to talk about the equal rights that some Democrats

want to extend. Actually, all Democrats would like to extend to the LGBT community and what

Republicans will do to stop it. There's been a little bit of drama between members of Donald

Trump's administration, especially when it comes to the issue of foreign policy. We're going to

talk about all of that. So it's going to be a great show. I'm looking forward to it. And with that

said, you want to get started? Yeah, let's do that. All right.

As we all know, from this entire week of the news cycle, there are various red states that have

passed incredibly restrictive anti-abortion legislation. First, you have Alabama, which

signed into law a complete abortion ban, making absolutely no exceptions for victims of rape or

incest. And then Missouri followed suit banning abortion after eight weeks. It's not as restrictive

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