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Dr. Stacy Seyb, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, discusses the complex legal landscape of abortion in Idaho. They delve into the challenges faced by medical providers, ethical dilemmas, emotional decisions of women in difficult pregnancies, and the skepticism of conservative Supreme Court Justices on women's healthcare.

Law professor Richard Hasen from UCLA discusses the recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, particularly focusing on the implications for Trump. The ruling distinguishes between absolute and presumptive immunity for official acts, raising concerns about accountability and the challenges of prosecuting a president. The podcast explores the complexity of differentiating between official and unofficial actions, highlighting the potential impact on future criminal cases involving Trump.

David Faris, a political science professor, discusses the possibility of replacing Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee due to concerns about his debate performance and cognitive abilities. The episode explores potential replacements and the impact on the Democratic Party. Additionally, it touches on AI in finance and pressure on Biden to step down.

Psychiatrists are researching psychedelics like MDMA for mental health. FDA rejects approval for PTSD treatment. Psychiatrist Dave Rabin shares trial results. Debates on using psychedelics in therapy. Challenges and potential impacts discussed.

Ali Velshi, MSNBC host and author, discusses his family's pursuit of social justice, journalism post-9/11, and the role of journalists in today's political landscape. He emphasizes the power of small acts, voting, and activism in fighting injustice and promoting democracy.

Mia Armstrong-Lopez, managing editor at ASU Media Enterprise, discusses the evolution and controversies surrounding IUDs, including insertion experiences, effectiveness mysteries, history of the Dalken Shield IUD, regulatory transformations, and political symbolism. The conversation explores the advancements in IUD technology and the importance of accurate information and autonomy in contraceptive choices.

Yale Law School's Linda Greenhouse and Congressman Jamaal Bowman discuss recent Supreme Court rulings on emergency abortions and guns. Topics include the clash between state and federal laws, Second Amendment interpretation, implications of court decisions, and the loss of a Democratic primary. The podcast also covers progressive stances on Israel, voter perceptions, legal battles, indie films, and pet stories.

This podcast discusses big Supreme Court rulings affecting regulatory power and bankruptcy plans. They also ponder if megacap companies dominating the stock market is a positive trend. In the Plus segment, they explore the declining popularity of potatoes and advocate for a potential spud renaissance.

The podcast discusses recent Supreme Court rulings, including criminalizing homelessness, limiting agency power, and overturning Chevron deference. It highlights concerns over the court's increased influence in legislative matters and the impact on government agencies' ability to regulate. Special focus is placed on implications for homeless individuals, addiction laws, and Justice Sotomayor's dissent. The podcast also addresses the Court's stance on January 6th events and potential indictment of Donald Trump.

Legal analyst Emily Bazelon, political commentator John Dickerson, and journalist David Plotz discuss President Biden's disastrous debate performance. They analyze potential nomination changes, successor options, and Biden's role as a bridge-building president. The speakers also delve into the impact of fact-checking and debate format on candidate performances.