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Do you think the only Supreme Court we better Amy Clover and Build Guy Daily show where I think we have got a bonfire shop where you today? Obviously we gotta be talking about the big decision coming out of the Supreme Court and Senator any club.

How will be joining us live from Washington DC, to discuss the Big NEWS and then later on here to talk about his work, defending reproductive rights as well as how to prepare for the next pandemic bill gates, is joining us on the show. So that's going to be a lot of fun yet and the he's going to give everyone in the audience a million dollars, and now that I sit on the Big NEWS of the day, the let's get straight into it for the past. Fifty years ever since the Supreme Court decided ROE, V Wade, women, I have had the right to choose whether or not to have an abortion, and now it looks like that right,

going away bombshell the Supreme Court poised to strike down ROE vs Wade that, according to an unprecedented leak of the justices draft opinion overnight, a decision would alter the nationwide battle over abortion. The blockbuster story broke overnight on the politico website, reporting that a draft of the Supreme Court's opinion shows the court overturning ROE V Wade in a blistering ruling tension flared outside the nation's highest court after an unprecedented leak, but the bombshell report comes as five states have enacted, strict abortion restrictions and sweeping bans, many of them ready to immediately cut off access to care. If the high does overturn rovers is weighed over Twenty states are poised to immediately ban abortion. What's right, people, if the courts to is released. Officially, abortion will be illegal in about half the states in America. That means all across the country. Women in places like

South Dakota or Missouri or even Texas? We'll have the exact abortion rights as women in Afghanistan under the Taliban and just think about it we just evacuated vacuum. We bought of Afghanistan and I will then have to evacuate them out of Tennessee. It isn't a movement of after all, these years of the right screaming about the threats of Sharia law. It turns out they would just jealous now to be, yeah ROE Wade hasn't yet been overturned right. This is a leaked draught from February. It's not official I, for we know the opinion could change by the time its released or the justices who signed onto an infirmary could change their minds. It is not likely, but is technically possible and we like who knows maybe just a little tree I was gonna come back with a totally new perspective on the universe and how we're all connected or maybe- between then and now. One of these justices we'll have a daughter and then they'll understand, wait. Hold on, oh I'm being told for them do have daughters, oh ok,

That's up it's important to remember how we got here because keep in mind that pull off the poll shows a majority of Americans don't want Roby Way, be overturned, but the job you didn't care about that now then came a winning over the people. They just cared about getting enough justices onto the court to get what they want. Basically, they use same tactic that that asshole friend of yours uses when they ordering pizza. What makes those everyone wants. What do you want or that breaks up expertise that's why I'm ordering saw its anchovies on pineapples Dick and that's, basically, how you end up with a Supreme court decision that amounts to a hostile takeover of America's reproduce. rights? The draft opinion is apparently written by justice. Samuel elite of the language of this draft is blunt at times, scornful justice, elite au pair. The writing that role with grievously wrong from the start. He calls it beauty of judicial authority and

it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion. people's elected representatives, Justice, Samuel Alito, says, quote the scalable conclusion is that the right to abortion is not deeply rooted in the nations history and traditions believe it alot. According to this arguments, they actually is no fundamental rights for women to control their own bodies at lawmakers could pass laws giving them that's, but that right is not part of this nations history and- missions, which is kind of true I mean the history of this nation- is that men can control what women do and that's what want to go back to write progress. Yes, yes, I'm getting it right I mean, but then again the right to an abortion has also been around for fifty years now. Think about it. You want to want history and tradition. I think it's safe to say that that's a tradition at this point like if you go with Electricity for weekend, your camping, if you go without it fifty years, you're amish

whether this is who you were you people the freedom to choose, was just how America was no one ever thought the deal we could just wallet back by playing a reversed. You know cod bending over the thing I mean ok for perspective, for prospective considers it wasn't until the year after Ruby, that women in America got the legal right to have a credit card without a man think about that and I think we would all agree- it will be the weird if the court was suddenly like look if the founders wanted women of credit cards that would have shown how they want to have a look. ruling is bad enough on its own, but it also sets a new precedent that could make things even worse, because if the rights to privacy that role is based on doesn't actually exist, then all sorts of things could become illegal contraception, gay marriage, sex

before marriage adultery masturbation everyone assumed, but these things we have stake, but give us quite some time and wake up and Just come back in the nineteen sixties, except you wouldn't have hitch which is the best part of the nineteen sixties back then, everyone was an uber driver. and now, despite how it may sometimes feel the Supreme Court, is not the only branch of government, this loss of the President and Congress and they Illuminati, which are not going to say that sorry, just the president's and Congress, and so because of that elected officials from both parties immediately weight in on the stunning news, if we pick a word that our caucus feels its infuriated in sweet, because

Finally, vindicating the constitution certainly a great deal that we're going to after fifty years, the size of woman does not have a right to choose. This is a great victory, a great victory for God. I've seen the world. We are not going back republican SEN, Susan Collins, calling this decision quote inconsistent with what Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh said in their confirmation hearings and in her private meetings with them before she agreed to vote for them. Rarely, Susan Collins. really going to tell us that you didn't think the conservative justices we're gonna overturn Roby! Wait. You didn't think that that's the whole thing is like letting pack. Man borrow your dots. And then be shocked that he ate them all. That's what pachmann does. How are you the only person who doesn't know pack, man. look. I will say: incentives are Collins defence, it isn't

This really isn't saying that Supreme Court justices can just lie in their job interview without any repercussions you couldn't do that should have Kinko's if you claimed. but you're an export, a clearing, paper gems and then, when you After all, you know how to do is make copies of your, but Kinko's is going to fire. So obviously, Republicans are ecstatic and Democrats are furious and technically Democrats could legalize abortion through Congress if they get rid of the filibuster. The only problem is they don't have the votes to do that, although who knows Susan Collins is so gullible, you know, Chuck can probably get it's a sign onto the filibuster reform. It is hiding it in the birthday cod

That's right just sign here. It's a group thing for the whole world in everyone's gonna, it's a generous bert. They were all signing just sign here. Yeah, his name is failed. Buster sign here now. What's really interesting about the story is that while many people are upset about the decision itself, some people only upsets that we hearing about the disease I have never, as you said, seen a leak like this at the court in the years that I've covered it. It is astonishing that somebody would release a draft opinion outside of the court, the issues as corrosive as destructive to the Supreme Court, as we ve ever seen. This is an insurrection against the Supreme Court. Justices must be able to discuss in an environment of total trust and privacy is

got up to a law clerk to decide when the decision of the court will be announced, they should have never happen. They should build and make decisions in private in secret and then once they're ready to decide and let the country now, how did they have ruled? Let it out here yeah. I like that a lotta understand why these people have said you heard what they said. The conservative majority on this court has a fundamental right to choose when they want. You were least decision into the world. Imagine having some random person violate your privacy and make that choice for you who do such a thing. It's it's crazy. How conservatives always manage to make themselves the victim. In any situation, I mean they have just a company This thing that they ve been working towards for fifty years and their first reaction. and so on. Fair, what's happening to us But while I'm sorry what you you wanted, your ruling

We have big surprise and now someone ruined it. I'm really sorry that this decision to colonise every vagina in America wasn't given the respect and dignity that it deserved it. You sound like a serial killer whose upset that your potential victims busted you in the back, see it one supposed to look here. It would just supposed to sit in the park and then I'm going to put a bag, and you know it's a happy life, so Lockman, understandably, today has been a very full. stating and upsetting day for most people in the United States and will keep watching to see how this develops, but for now, though, checking on the weather without very on Desi, like everybody happening across the country. Well, as you can see behind me Trevor about half the states in this country, women's rights are being burnt to the God. Damn ground has if this court decision

becomes a reality. Women in these states are screwed and not just the normal. Like I live in Texas scrutiny, I have to worry: does it because it is a horrible day for women's rights to choose, it will actually Trevor. women- do still have the right to choose. We it's shoes who to blame for this mother shit show of a travesty, the example I choose to blame Donald Trump and Susan Collins and Mitch Mcconnell all great choices. So then every red say uterus is about to be public domain again, like a Yankee, doodle dandy of reproductive organs. You know what I mean choosing to blame. The Democrats yeah that's right for not being

aggressive enough for not codifying role when they had the power. Eight is not that hard didn't get there. I didn't once by accidents. There is so much blame if you go around, it's like a raging, blame gauntlet or rpg for short term. I see what you did. Oh did you. Do you what I'm just using that common phrase? We all know raging, blame gauntlet, Oak, okay, okay, as you're just saying: look: women truly you have endless choices when it comes to who to blame, this. I believe the way society has made this a woman's problem. I also Blake the patriarchy, the teach it does not look like a banana riots,

Well, I mean sometimes it actually can quit, and you know why I often choose to blame the media and what about those stupid, pink, pussy hats, they didn't do shit, blaming evolution, because why did we get the uterus says or God? Why did The universe is any I you know what I think is safe to say now, gods a man, and you know who else Trevor I'm pasted. Whoever leaked this with Europe sets about the leak yeah Of course, we have been living in ignorant bliss for the next two months before women legally become disturbing diaper Jeannie's, the worst spoiler ever. or which, however, I just have to say the most important choice that we can all make now, is to not accept to this. We can choose to fight back. You can choose to put sure on our law makers. We

She said tell me all right and, most importantly, I am choosing to take the rest of the week. I was then everyone will be talking about what can be done with senator anything. I wish also to go away bring as the season for new beginnings and Ashley is ready to help. You breathe life into your space with new furniture and a car for the season. Brighten up your living room with natural woods and neutral tones and add Japan, the inspired elegance with accents and a core plus

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as America go from here as a sitting senator well first The sitting senator, let me say I am mad- I'm pissed off these justice. These vague nominees came before us. Of course, I voted against them, but they said This is the law of the land of this there is a case that has been armed over and over and over again, and then why do they do when they get a chance they're going to overturn it, and we predicted this was going to happen, but what this means, right now, if this happens over twenty states. Many of- have laws already in place will be an abortion we'll have a patchwork of laws across the country. So the answer is not that the end. is that a federal law is passed, a codified, Roby eight into law, so it is the law of the land

That being said, how do you? How do you begin to do that? Because I'm I'm sure many republicans out there I'd now going? Well, that's why we voted that's why we voted for tromp. That's why we happy. Mcconnell is in power because, however, they did it they manage to get it done, and then I see a lot of democratic people voted for the Democrats saying well. Are we going to get what we voted for other women who voted for this party going to see actions being taken or is it going to be a case of we don't have the votes and we can't figure out how to make it happen, while two people have to show where they stand, and we have to have this fuck it. Nickel and, as you know, the vast majority of Democrats in Congress. Its has already passed. The house support this bill, so that is going to happen very quickly. I agree with you. We should get rid of filibuster, I don't you know there are over a hundred exception to that filibuster where, like everyone else, like the House of representatives like democracies across the world, we have majority vote damage,

vote on things like the Trump tax cut, their majority votes on space accidents. They have majority vote. on things like arms sales and take it, then tell me that we have to get sixty votes to change, something that this right wing Supreme Court has put in place where, in fact they are against the wishes of nearly eighty percent of the american people, so if something worth getting rid of the filibuster for making an exception to the full? This is it and by the way, if that doesn't work, you know that online don't get mad vote. I say get mad and we are moving about strategy. Then there are two republican sentences. We have been on record as saying that they approach choice, Senator Collins and sinister Mc Caskey, and they said: hey we're pro choice. and though we voted for these conservative justices. Would this be

When went where you basically ask them to put their money where their mouth is and say. Well, if you said you approach, voice, and now you see that these justices have gone against what they said. Do you think you could get them to vote with the Democrats? I can predict what they're going to do. I can tell you yes, this is a moment where people have to make a decision. When you look at the history, all kinds of exception to that filibuster, and this is a moment where one we have to clarify Oh, we wait into law, especially if they have been betrayed by these justices, who they claim one claim to them and then voted another way and then secondly, they ve got to make their own decision there, both independent thinkers. And so I don't rule that out, but I also look to the fall as part of this strategy. You can't just look at both things separately, as well as the fights they're going to happen in every single state legislature in the country, because this is going to be battled out. State by

state by state, because I think when these judges said- and we always thought they wanted to go back to the nineteen fifty I think what we didn't realize when they said the fifties. It was the eighteen, fifty three and one on branches, screwing up so bad that their in taking positions that reverse fifty years, a precedent and against Eighty percent of the american people YAP, the other branches supposed to of government- is both to step in that's what our system of government was set to do and not make women get back alley. Abortions and travel across state lines just to exercise their constitutional and, I believe its constitution. right to make decisions about their own healthcare. Do you worry at all that the Supreme Court has lost its neutrality as an institution in Amerika? There was a time when people said the Supreme Court

rules on the laws that have been passed and the interpretation of those laws, and yet now it feels very Much like a sea shore is their way. You can see America fixing this, or is this just how it's going to be from now? On first personal note, I take this personally because that justice, who was a republican president, appointed justice that would be just as black men. four Minnesota and he is the one that may be surprised to those that had asked for him to be appointed by writing Roby Way, so that kind of independence is not what you're. Seeing with these conservative justice is now, you have seen it from time to time with Justice Robert too voted to uphold, The affordable care act, who has taken a number of votes and as if he's some radical, well, not really, but it has gone so extreme that he has been siding with some of the liberal justices. Sadly If this leaked opinion- and what were hearing is true- that

it even matter if he did that, because it was five four. So as I look to the future, why do we need to do? Well? I think the first thing we need to do is to make sure that we're putting judges in place- and I will tell you with a wonderful new appointment- Justice Jackson to that Supreme Court. She will be starting. That is a good and what a moment tat was when she got out of the dark and musty Senate Judiciary cave it was and got out in that beautiful sunshine and the White House line. There was no TED crews on that line, that was her mom like now. Sadly, this Supreme Court has told us then we will no longer allow women to make their decisions with their doctors Trevor. It will be TED crews that can make those decisions, but the bottom line right now is. We are not going to be able to fix that court before the fall and I think your audience nose out right now. What we have to do is push these vote.

show people where they are show people where Democrats are and where Republicans are, and if we can get this done, because we have a tide Senate at fifty fifty, then we go straight to the ballot box. We march that box people turn out in record numbers that is how we beat this trapper. That will be the last time I wish you were prepared you for that, some of you so much ass. You did a great job at the White House, poorest binding law. It was amazing. We want you back her much. Thank you so much in the good seeing you again. I don't know why a break!

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Bill gates, while the backs of the show thank you. So everyone gets a million dollars, yeah, maybe a boy, maybe a book before we get to the publicity about the news of the day reproductive rights. This has been something that people have been fighting for in Amerika for decades. It feels like now America's ready rewinding time. I know that you have been one of the biggest donors, true women's reproductive rights in America. When you look at the work you doing and when you look at what we can do to keep improving that an increase that bastion, what the things we can do well for all. This is a world wide struggle there's a lot of countries that enough.

perhaps these rights at streamed have the? U go back, but our foundation is a lot on getting contraceptives out some people even fight against wow, my dad ran chaired the local plan parenthood. So you know the idea of choice seems pretty basic. Mostly you think it's forward progress, not not one step back, not one step back. What was one small step for the supreme moment? One giant leap back for women in America, the book gates how to prevent the next pandemic. Wasting, there's gonna be next pandemic bill. Why putting that you join us where the risk is always there? We actually pretty lucky that we wanted, dearest without a really terrible pandemic. Nineteen eighteen spanish flu now covered, and we should expect it'll be that long next time

It's not that hard to get ready. into drill like you do, for a fire, we ve gotten in three hundred. environment in the? U S, we ve got nine million fire hydrants in a lot. That would make it so we won't have to suffer another pandemic before we get into the you know the future of it all this talk about the past. You know I like how you lay in the book what to do prevent the next pandemic? You gave a TED talk a while ago talking about basically what we just went through over the past few years, and then people blamed you for creating it, because that's how things work, if you say, if it happens, is the secret I've read it and you know I. I found I reading the book in us fascinated bars going, but shouldn't we also be interested in how this pandemic came to be like if it still shrouded in so much mystery, is like what? How do we prevent something where we don't even understand how it came to be? Like you know, labs where they need to do better?

closing the work that they doing understand if they have to do the work. But how do we figure that and how do we move forward in the end that Rome, where we should increase careful about lab safety? It's quite clear in this case that it came across through animals and almost all diseases like HIV crossed over from pansies. In Africa quite some time ago, we bullet came from bats. This also with one step in between came from bad, so it's going to keep happening. Pretty David Climate change were invading a lot of habitats and you want to catch it as soon as you can. How do we do that? Well, you see people getting sick, you you, see, elevated doubts and you go in there and you actually take a new sequence of early on and then You have a global group right that is ready to go kind of like a fire squad.

Comes in and very quickly diagnosed. People are some increase of hand, a tenth, the doubts of the United States, because They were a little bit more ready raw and in some We learned a lot, this Pandemic Grameen and twenty fifteen. Yes, the Warren was there, but now we we know a lot more in its obvious, pretty obvious what should be done? You talk about this global squat in the book. I thank you virtual. It's crochet, say the name, germ G r, M, global epidemic response and mobilization. What what would you call a germ, though If, if like, if I need a hell, I wouldn't call like germ to come and help me. Why call a germ, though, might okay I'll about the name as long as it gets funded via sought choice. Explain it to me a little bit. You know because it seems like what you are trying to create is almost like. You know, like an interplanetary space force. What you're trying to do that for earth, for our diseases, isn't

going to be a limitation and how much can be done because the governments themselves may get in the way like China was a perfect example. They knew before people knew they tried to do their best and only then I'm to handle this they couldn't handle it, and that was crucial time that the world lost in trying to prepare themselves. So wouldn't you be at the mercy of with any particular nation. Yet, we may have lost in two or three weeks. If China had both domestically and globally talked about it, in some countries, even so that was enough time because they had practised It did diagnostics very quickly. The next outbreak is I'd, say Will you likely to come out of a country in Africa where you dont have a very strong health system, so they won't train cover it up, but unless you but a data gathering in a group to fly in you may take even longer to get the law

Belle bells ringing. We had this time, so germ will help the poor countries a lot worse, which is for a lot of the risk, is, lot of people- have asked this question I mean through the pandemic. Don't you don't belong there? A crazy takes, but some people asked wait what, in my opinion, as a valid question. They said what wise gates the one who's talking about this I mean if we want help with computers, we know we're going to call you, but why are you the person, who's writing books about a pandemic or talking about a pandemic, is because you're a billionaire or what gives you that right, yeah, my full time, job is at at the foundation. Now and we work on infectious diseases all the time and pandemics in or you have to have people who know about that these and diagnostics and therapeutics, pewter aches and communications. Why was lucky enough for last two years we an extra two billion in trying to stop this pen

that I was listening to them and understanding okay. We should have done this. We should have done that so there's room. There's amazing experts I love working with there's, no one who kind of could make it simple and so my goal. Why couldn't I climate book was too the data in a way. That would be quite straightforward. I see so you talked of the experts and then you go like you guys, big jibbering, I'm gonna write it down in a way that people coming so it makes sense to go. I mean that's like the graphical user interface there's a whole idea getting away from its really wanted. Then we are fairly coming out of this pandemic. Why? some of the small things, just tiny things that we could put in place. That would help us prevent, or lay or eliminate altogether. Situation that decimated the entire globe. Well, it's too bad did we dont trust in people were seen ray.

The vaccination labile. I mean this pandemic could still surprise us with another variant. Also getting similarly elderly people tonight we need vaccinated, but to be boosted that can't be said loudly enough One thing I'm excited about it. We will be able to have diagnostic machines to very rapidly test people that we really bundle that this time and one story first hundred days go by its hard to make up for that, and so one. The cheapest things in here is getting those amazing through diagnostic machines out, not just in the U S but in the entire world, and that's a big thing that you ve been an advocate of is creating a fairer system of getting technology and resources. Out of the wool I mean you are one of the first people who complained about vaccines not going to Africa and not getting it out to the people who needed it How do we change perspectives on that? How do you convince European?

western countries, that if you spend some of their money getting some of this equipment to help test people in Africa inequity on this has been quite severe weather its within the country who suffered the most war globally in a hurry. Last line for the vaccines, the poor countries, if we can make it cheaper? We can have the capacity to put those factories. More places all over the world and we'll have equity in arms rise during the epidemic. People are like home in a scene. We think the vaccines are well. We have held naturally with all sorts of disease, This isn't this day, in and day out, we have inequity, but it's nice that this week, ended them about infectious diseases, so in arms it can be governments all the time about hey, let's give more and help out and lift these countries up. Ah, there's a lot of distractions out there. Budgets are super tight. I hope that cause keeps

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