The fallout from overturning the landmark Roe vs. Wade decision has started to appear in the U.S. They include protests and a 10-year-old rape victim's double trauma of being forced to travel to a less conservative state for an abortion. The Hub with Wang Guan talks with Professor Bill Schneider at George Mason University in Virginia and political analyst Rina Shah to understand how the stage was set for the Supreme Court's decision that has polarized Americans afresh and pitted state against state. They also paint some possible dystopian future scenarios, where a couple could potentially be legally married in one state and not in another and where certain human rights may be available based on people's ZIP code." Plus the impact on the mid-term election, which could be fought between "the two most unpopular people in the U.S.", if Donald Trump decides to run again.
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