Roe Vs. Wade, the foundational protection of abortion rights in the United States, has been overturned. Here's the latest.
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Join us for a dynamic conversation with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS's "Face the Nation," as we delve into pressing issues shaping the political landscape. From the contentious debate over abortion rights in light of Arizona's near-total ban to the ongoing battle over student loan debt forgiveness, we explore the potential impacts on upcoming elections and policy outcomes
Join Fred Bodimer as he provides a comprehensive report on the intersection of abortion as an election issue and the pro-life movement's stance. Delving into Ohio's recent election, where voters decided to enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution with certain exceptions, this episode explores the implications and reactions from both sides. With insights from an Ohio-based abortion provider emphasizing evidence-based care, Bodimer sheds light on the unity within the pro-life movement during these crucial times.
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The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade two weeks ago. Now President Biden is taking action. He signed an executive order today to protect access to abortion while also slamming the high court for its ruling. What will this executive order accomplish?
The Supreme Court has been accused of being out-of-touch with the American public. Critics use the recent ruling knocking down Roe v. Wade to make that point. Now there's a new criticism of the high court. This is coming from legal scholars. They're accusing the Supreme Court of trying to accumulate even more power. With us is Mark Lemley, professor at Stanford Law School. He's the author of an article titled “The Imperial Supreme Court” in The Harvard Law Review.
The recent Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, along with some other rulings lately, has people rethinking their views on the high court and the justice system in general. A new AP poll finds two thirds of people polled favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for the justices. It also shows more people are losing confidence in the court. More than 40 percent say they have hardly any confidence in it, up from 27 percent from three months ago. With us is Constitutional scholar John Shu who served in the George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush White Houses.
A fire at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Peoria is being investigated as arson. As WBBM’s Mike Krauser reports, it happened just days after the state enacted new abortion protections.
State lawmakers have approved a measure protecting access to abortion in Illinois from out-of-state influence, and the move is drawing strong reaction. WBBM's Rachel Pierson reports.
Missouri Senator Greg Razer of the 7th District joins The Show to discuss SB 62 to better define abortion in Missouri.
A bill meant to bolster abortion rights in Illinois has passed the House. WBBM's Dave Dahl reports.
A new study takes a look at abortion trends - in the wake of the Roe v. Wade over-turn. WBBM's Rachel Pierson reports.
Debating the abortion issue, Nikki Stone wonders why John Fetterman put so much emphasis on Roe-v-Wade during last night's debate.
Greg Damon is At Your Service! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Greg is joined by the “Car Coach” Lauren Fix to discuss why electric cars may not be all that they are hyped up to be. John Hancock and Michael Kelley also join the show to discuss gun control in the wake of the school shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School, and the overturning of Roe v Wade.
KMOX's Health & Religion Editor, Fred Bodimer talks the lastest news on Roe V Wade Appeal
A Chicago man is charged with intentionally damaging a reproductive health services facility last year. WBBM's Bob Conway reports.
A popular business in suburban Milwaukee finds itself at the center of controversy. WBBM's Mike Krauser reports.
Ryan Wrecker continues to fill in for Marc. In this hour, Kamal's Misleading comments about handing out food and water to voters, Nathen Brand joins to talk Stacy Abrams Fetal Heartbeat claims, and In Other News w/ Kathleen England.
RNC Deputy Communications director (GOP.com) joins Ryan Wrecker to talk Stacey Abrams comments saying "Fetal Heartbeat" is manufactured.
A judge has blocked Indiana's abortion ban just one week after it went into effect. WBBM's Rachel Pierson has the latest.
In this hour, Marc Cox talks Griff Genkins interviewing illegal migrants in front of the Vice Presidents house. Then, Lindsay Graham talks to his abortion ban bill. Next, KMOX's sports director, Tom Ackerman, joins to talk cardinals legendary game last night. Finally, In other news, with Scott Jagow.
Michael Kelley is out of town so Megan McBride fills in with John Hancock talking about Darlene Green wanting more pay for police and student loan forgiveness. Kelley calls in to join the show talking about his time in New York. Next, Hancock and McBride talk about Roe v Wade and what we know now after primary elections on where some states stand. McBride agrees with Governor Parson that if marijuana is legal in Missouri, you should be able to grow it in your back yard. Finally, Hancock has become a nutritionist after finding out that colors on plate matters and FEMA will not help will those on expired tags.
Dave Simons is At Your Service! Dave opens up and shares a personal story that relates to the Supreme Court’s recent ruling of Roe v Wade. Dave also shares about how America as a whole has changed in recent decades leading to division among people.
Drop boxes: what's wrong with making it easier to vote? Speaking of voting, Nancy lays out what she thinks will be the one issue that will drive people to the polls. It has to do with the overturning of Roe. v. Wade and if you're pro choice, you'll love this segment. On the contrary, if you're pro life, you won't want to hear it. In a SHARP left turn, Joe Snedeker brings up his "meatball dilemma." Plus the celebrity birthday game.
Also in the news: Man spots his stolen car, chases suspects on to Stevenson, then crashes into them; Chicago’s U.S. attorney sues Chicago Cubs over ADA compliance in Wrigley Field renovation; Planned Parenthood leaders in Illinois, Wisconsin partner to offer expanded abortion access and more.
Newell believes Louisiana residents should be in an uproar over Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry's comment on SCOTUS overturning Roe v. Wade. The Sheriff says it's insulting for any elected official to say if you don't like the laws here then you should leave.
Breaking news as a New Orleans Civil Court Judge rules to dissolves the temporary restraining order against the abortion ban in the state
Congressman Dan Meuser address questions about gay marriage.
"If We Want Better We Have Got to Start Doing Better", Kathy Barnett discusses is unapologetic in her Pro-Life Stance & in her conservative values. In this segment on the Nikki Stone Show she talks about the circumstances of her own life & how grateful she is to be here. She also talks about both the democratic party and the republican parties can be misleading the people, emphasizing the "Never Mastriano" Republicans that are backing Shapiro as an example.
Despite how divisive the Supreme Court's opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade, the Sheriff hopes the country can see how it provide states the right to choose. It's also an opportunity for state lawmakers to play partisan politics and really pas legislation to benefit their state.
Talking about the writing of the Constitution, the interpretation of the Constitution & Supreme Court Decisions.
Teresa Johnson, from Chariti Home Ministries, joins to talk about her local non profit that helps pregnant teens and teen moms.
Mike from Bloomsburg discusses the January 6th hearings, Russiangate, Hunter Biden's Laptop, Inflation according to Bloomberg, & Gas Prices at Sheetz.
Hundreds of demonstrators have gathered on the steps of Dallas City Hall to protest the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion. One teacher said this affects her students, saying she knows people who got pregnant as teachers.
In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v Wade, Chicago ignited in protests. WBBM Newsradio hears from abortion-rights advocates shocked at the ruling, as well as opponents of abortion who embraced it.
As we continue to understand the impact of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, we are hearing of employers who are willing to financially support women who seek an abortion out of state. There is so much to cover when it comes to what economic impact the decision will have on women. Jason Lindo, an economic professor at Texas A&M University, joined Ask the Expert on Monday to break some of it down.
The Dobb's Decision overturning Roe V Wade dominates the last hour of the Nikki Stone Show.
Nikki reads a Facebook post that her friend shared that seemed to sum up Friday's Dobb's Decision by the Supreme Court which over turned Roe Vs. Wade & gave rights back to the states.
The new decision on prayer on the football field came this morning, but listeners continued to call and text in about the abortion issue.
Road Rage, the Weekend, & the Supreme Court Decision on overturning Roe V Wade. And why do some have a problem with following the Constitution?
Downstate clinics that provide abortions are bracing for an expected doubling of patients after last week's Supreme Court ruling. WBBM's Bernie Tafoya reports.
Newell provides his initial thoughts on the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. He explains how the nation's highest court was pushed to make and all or nothing decision, while the court refused to play politics.
Newell hears from listeners on their opinions on the Supreme Court kick the the legality of abortions back to the states. Newell explains that while he's conflicted, SCOTUS in his view did the right think when i came to the letter of the law. Meanwhile, many local politicians look to circumvent the ruling, but don't have the same fervor to keep New Orleans safe.
Just when faith is already at an all time low for the Supreme Court, the conservative majority justices manage to undermine it entirely. Women, and girls, will suffer for it. Where do we go from here?
After doing a lot of listening- Jason shares his thoughts on the Roe V Wade decision.
Jason brought a "nice story" to the show, but Nancy didn't seem like it like he did. We talk to Valerie Smock, who's in for Joe Snedeker. Valerie has an update on her son's birthday party from this past weekend, and the forecast for the week. Plus, we discuss the biggest story in the country, the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Spoiler alert, Nancy isn't happy with the decision. After doing a lot of listening, Jason shares his thoughts.
A trending report and Hollywood Dirt Sheet for Monday, June 27th, 2022! Hear how the city of Cleveland and stars from the music industry have responded to Roe v. Wade being overturned.
Many opinions about Roe v. Wade.
