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'It's about rolling back the sexual revolution': Authors reveal key insights on Roe's fall
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6:31Now PlayingTwo years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a new book titled "The Fall of Roe, The Rise of a New America" sheds light on the decades-long conservative strategy leading to the Dobbs decision. Co-authors Elizabeth Dias and Lisa Lerer join Morning Joe to discuss their comprehensive research, including 350 interviews, revealing the intricate web of activism that culminated in this pivotal moment.
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