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Speaker 1: Hut Friday, June twenty, fourth edition of the program and
Speaker 1: by far the biggest story today. Roe v. Wade is
Speaker 1: over life wins by a six three decision. Rove Wade
Speaker 1: has been overturned by the Supreme Court of the United States.
Speaker 1: This is monumental. It is a massive move in the
Speaker 1: right direction for the rule of law and also for ethics, morality,
Speaker 1: and decency in this country. The Democrats are, of course
Speaker 1: furious about it. We'll talk about this for a bit
Speaker 1: here in just a moment, but a massive, massive story.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you how the legal analysis effectively came down
Speaker 1: a shortened version of the two hundred page decision that
Speaker 1: I had to read this morning. And then also what
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Speaker 1: here with this Supreme Court decision. This means that it
Speaker 1: now goes back to the States. And the left is
Speaker 1: completely freaking out about this. We know that much. And
Speaker 1: the Democrats, I believe, are hoping that this will be
Speaker 1: the thing that salvages their electoral hopes because they're looking
Speaker 1: like they're about to get completely crushed in the mid terms,
Speaker 1: and they deserve to get crushed in the midterms. There's
Speaker 1: so much here. You can sit and talk about right
Speaker 1: to privacy, analysis of fetal viability, and then talk about
Speaker 1: you know, the you know, the various gestational stages, the
Speaker 1: analysis all all this stuff, all these so called tests
Speaker 1: of legal analysis that were created first by by rov
Speaker 1: Wade and then in Plant Parenthood v. Casey. And what
Speaker 1: you find in this whole process is that this was
Speaker 1: all just a fiction. There was no constitutional basis for this.
Speaker 1: What all the things are going to hear about the
Speaker 1: freedom for women and the freedom for for reproductive rights
Speaker 1: and all that sort of stuff that they're they're just
Speaker 1: leaning so hard on language instead of dealing with the
Speaker 1: fundamental argument, which is that this is another human being,
Speaker 1: which it is then that other human being has rights
Speaker 1: that must be protected by the state. Now that is
Speaker 1: not what the Supreme Court analysis here says. Unfortunately, the
Speaker 1: decision that came down just says there is no constitutional
Speaker 1: basis for this right. There is no constitutional basis for Rovwaye.
Speaker 1: There's no constitutional basis for the decision plan Parent to
Speaker 1: be Casey. This was all a legal fiction created by
Speaker 1: activist liberal judges on the Court. I mean, the right
Speaker 1: to an abortion effectively comes from a right to privacy,
Speaker 1: which comes from a bunch of different amendments. They're not
Speaker 1: sure which ones. None of that actually is mentioned in
Speaker 1: the text of the Constitution. By the way, this right
Speaker 1: to abortion, right to privacy, or they even tried then
Speaker 1: that it's a right that comes from liberty, which is protected,
Speaker 1: or comes from a due process. It was just it
Speaker 1: was just blather. It was claptrap, nonsense. There was no
Speaker 1: good faith effort to even make this about constitution. It
Speaker 1: was a bunch of judges said we're going to decide
Speaker 1: this for the American people. And they even said in
Speaker 1: the decision, I think it was playing parentov Casey. Let's
Speaker 1: let this be the end of it. Then, well, no,
Speaker 1: that's not how it worked. That is not the reality
Speaker 1: of the situation as it played out, And in fact,
Speaker 1: it just made this even more contentious. It just made
Speaker 1: this even more of a political issue. So the legal analysis,
Speaker 1: on the one end, it's tremendously complicated, but on the
Speaker 1: other hand, it's rather straightforward. This was always bad law.
Speaker 1: Row the Supreme Court decision was always bad law. It
Speaker 1: was obvious all along. But the Libs decided that this
Speaker 1: was something that they would all agree to go along
Speaker 1: with this make believe, this pretend to game of Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a constitutional right to abortion, a constitutional right to abortion.
Speaker 1: There's clearly not a constitution for rights abortion. Now it
Speaker 1: goes to the states. So you're gonna hear all of
Speaker 1: this fearmongering. You're gonna hear this, Oh, they're gonna ban
Speaker 1: all contraception, the Republicans are gonna do nationwide condom bensle
Speaker 1: it's not it's just not true. They're lying. But the
Speaker 1: level of legal analysis that you hear on this issue
Speaker 1: is in itself from the Libs really unsettling. People that
Speaker 1: are supposed to be experts truly sound like imbeciles. It says,
Speaker 1: though they have the emotional stability of an angry preschooler
Speaker 1: and no connection that they have. And this is true
Speaker 1: across the left wing legal circles that are now making
Speaker 1: the rounds online. They also have the grasp of logic
Speaker 1: and reason that you would expect from a sad, middle
Speaker 1: aged cat lady who has about four glasses of chardonnay
Speaker 1: every time she comes home from her office job. I mean,
Speaker 1: they just don't even crapple with the legal realities here.
Speaker 1: This was quite a moment, Nancy Pelosi speaking of wine
Speaker 1: moms who don't grasp reality. Nancy Pelosi came out and
Speaker 1: she's both vile but unintentionally hilarious. That's what I'd say
Speaker 1: about Pelosi. Would you play clip four please, mister Crash,
Speaker 1: No point in saying good morning, because it certainly is
Speaker 1: not one. Today, the Republican controlled Supreme Court has achieved
Speaker 1: their dark, extreme goal of rhythm away woman's right to
Speaker 1: make her own reproductive health decisions. Because of Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: Mitch McConnell, and the Republican Party their supermajority in the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court, American women today have less freedom than their mothers.
Speaker 1: With Roe and their attempt to destroy it, Radical Republicans
Speaker 1: are charging ahead with their crusade to criminalize health freedom.
Speaker 1: You know that abortion before Rob Wade was illegal in
Speaker 1: I think it was thirty four states, not even ben
Speaker 1: More than that it was legal all of the country
Speaker 1: were women living in a state of bondage and servitude. Then,
Speaker 1: you know, was that the case? No, of course not.
Speaker 1: But they don't pay any attention to the history. They
Speaker 1: don't pay any attention to reality. This is just all
Speaker 1: emotionally driven. And I'm just gonna say that there are
Speaker 1: a few, a few major takeaways that have for all
Speaker 1: of us today. More babies will be born now. A
Speaker 1: lot of lives will be saved as a result of this,
Speaker 1: not all of them New York, California, other states will
Speaker 1: continue with their regimes of infanticide. But it is at
Speaker 1: least a blessed day insofar as many lives going forward,
Speaker 1: Millions of lives going into the future now will be
Speaker 1: saved and will be lived as a result of this decision.
Speaker 1: For those for whom Donald Trump his legacy is any
Speaker 1: kind of a question, I have to say Donald Trump
Speaker 1: now has the single greatest pro life legacy because of
Speaker 1: the three Supreme Court justices that he appointed. The single
Speaker 1: greatest legacy in the protection of life of any president
Speaker 1: in history. And that's quite Now. You can say what
Speaker 1: you will about any other issue. You can say what
Speaker 1: you will about his temperament, everything else. At the end
Speaker 1: of the day, Donald Trump is the single greatest president
Speaker 1: when it comes to the protection of the life of
Speaker 1: the preborn of any president. That's for people, for social
Speaker 1: conservatives who took a lot of heat for how could
Speaker 1: you support Trump? You know, he's look at him, he's
Speaker 1: a playboy and all this other stuff. Well, we weren't
Speaker 1: electing him to be, you know, the father of the
Speaker 1: entire nation, the dad of the whole country. We're electing
Speaker 1: to be president. And the appointment of those Supreme Court
Speaker 1: justices has had an enormously positive effect, as you see,
Speaker 1: better than any other Republican president in my lifetime in
Speaker 1: terms of the appointments that were made. So that's a big,
Speaker 1: a big part of this. And then of course there's
Speaker 1: the political ramifications of it. The possibility that there will
Speaker 1: be violence from Democrats as a result of this. I
Speaker 1: think that is unlikely because my sense of this is
Speaker 1: that most of the people who are truly radicals, they'll
Speaker 1: be protests and a lot of shrieking. But the people
Speaker 1: who are the most upset about this decision are likely
Speaker 1: at some level to just eat a dozen cupcakes and
Speaker 1: you know, dye their hair a deeper shade of blue,
Speaker 1: and you know, just scream into their tiktoks. I don't
Speaker 1: think that they will mobilize the same way. That's like
Speaker 1: the BLM movement did, for example. That is my sense.
Speaker 1: But then there's also something you can tell. I think
Speaker 1: it's going to creep into the conscious consciousness of a
Speaker 1: whole lot of them, in particularly who have lived their
Speaker 1: lives under the row regime of fake law, and that
Speaker 1: is that they have made it, They made, many of them,
Speaker 1: a decision that now they will all have to deal
Speaker 1: with without the false protection of it's a Supreme Court right.
Speaker 1: It's a sorry, a well, it's a Supreme Court right actually,
Speaker 1: but a constitutional right. It really never was a constitutional right,
Speaker 1: and they never grappled. I think beyond that with so
Speaker 1: many women because of you know, second or third wave
Speaker 1: feminism or whatever, the morality of destroying the life inside
Speaker 1: their womb. And I think this is and I say
Speaker 1: this with sadness, but for a lot of women who
Speaker 1: have already made that choice. This is going to be
Speaker 1: a very Some of them will just block it all
Speaker 1: out and they'll create a separate space in their mind
Speaker 1: for all of what's happened today and going forward from
Speaker 1: decisions of the past. But a lot of them, I
Speaker 1: think have deeper We'll start to feel deep regret and
Speaker 1: they're not going to accept that. They're not going to
Speaker 1: admit that. They're going to take it out on their
Speaker 1: perceived oppressors and political opponents and become very, very angry
Speaker 1: about it. But now you would have to see and
Speaker 1: if this is your at the state level as well,
Speaker 1: they would have to justify their abortion laws to people
Speaker 1: specifically in detail. When is it okay? Is it always okay?
Speaker 1: Why do you think it's okay? What state legislator wrote
Speaker 1: this legislation? Why do they think a baby that's been
Speaker 1: in the womb for eight months isn't actually a baby?
Speaker 1: Right now, they don't have this cover anymore of the
Speaker 1: fake constitutional right to abortion, which is going to change
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Speaker 1: the weekend. Today was a good day for justice and
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