Mollie Hemingway

Gorsuch also is concerned.

These people are facing really serious threats.

And after that conference, my sources said that Elena Kagan goes to Breyer's chambers.

Why Breyer's?

Well, Breyer is a stalwart

liberal, but he also is a gentleman and he was concerned about what was happening to his colleagues.

And Kagan reportedly screamed at him not to accommodate

any kind of getting that dissent done so that the decision could be released.

And the evidence suggests that— It's despicable.

It's shocking.

And then they finally agree.

I'll just say one more thing that I think is just interesting about the inside of the court.

When they meet in conference, they actually rate—

the decisions that have yet to come out as A, B, or C. A means they're totally ready to come out.

B means that, you know, you're just wrapping up the final bits.

And C means nowhere near done.

And in that first conference after the leak, Robert says that the Dobbs decision is a C.

Now, the guys who had the really hard work got everything done by early February, but the dissenters had made it a C. So they finally agree that they're going to get the decision done by June 1st.

And they do, their dissent, I should say, by June 1st.

And they do, but when they do it, they put this little like evil Easter egg in there.