sidney, thank you. sidney madden: thank you. geoff: now to a major development in the fight over abortion access. the florida supreme court late monday paved the way for the state's six-week abortion ban to take effect. but the justices in a separate ruling said florida voters will pcon protecting abortion access in november. lynda bell is president of florida right to life, one of the state's largest anti-abortion groups, and she joins us now. thank you for being with us. lynda bell, president, florida right to life: you're welcome. it's my pleasure. geoff: what's your assessment of this decision by the state's supreme court, on the one hand paving the way for the six-week abortion ban to become law in florida in 30 days, while giving florida voters the final say in november? lynda: yes, it seems a little bit contradictory. but in light of the fact that we thought the privacy clause in the florida constitution would be stricken -- and so, basically, the 15-week bill was challenged based on the fact that they used privacy in the