Roger Stone, Shutdown Reprieve, and Abortion Law

We discuss the shutdown reprieve, the indictment of Roger Stone, and bipartisan work around immigration. Then, we take on the heavy debate around new abortion laws in New York and Utah. Outside of politics, Sarah shares her opinion on Oscar-nominated movies and Beth has some thoughts about Top Chef. 

Recommended Resources:

• Trump Signs Bill Reopening Government for 3 Weeks in Surprise Retreat From Wall

• Jerome Corsi confirms he is ‘Person 1’ in Roger Stone indictment, predicts he won't be charged

• What The Roger Stone Indictment Does (And Doesn’t) Tell Us

• Roger Stone indictment by federal grand jury

• Roger Stone’s Arrest Is the Signal for Congress to Act

• Compliment the Other Side: Bipartisan group in Congress wants to extend temporary protected status to Venezuelans fleeing unrest

Abortion:

• Read the full text of the Reproductive Health Act

• Long-stalled abortion bill passes New York Legislature

• Abortion bills unveiled in the Utah State Legislature and they’re already facing threats of lawsuits

• Dr. Tamara Tweel on Involuntary Miscarriages and Voluntary Abortions

• Interview With a Woman Who Recently Had an Abortion at 32 Weeks

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