Well, what is truly concerning, as we were debating, is that this is an issue that is going to generate debate. You may be for it or against it, and you have every right to be for it or against it. The issue is whether government should be able to decide, in cases of rape or incest, whether that child lives- and the kind of life given to that child. So, it’s as you said, Nacho. No one wakes up saying “I want to have an abortion”. You're in a situation where, sometimes, you lose control.
LOIZAGA: Of course- it’s a personal decision and at the end of the day, every woman has the right to decide over her own reproductive ability. The important thing, as you said, is that the makeup of the Supreme Court, we are now talking about six conservatives and three liberals, and so there’s a very interesting balance here. Let's see what happens.
SMYTH (CUTS IN): And it will be Amy Coney Barret's first (abortion) case who, you’ll recall, was the justice appointed by President Trump.
