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but at this point, don, its a negotiation, and i think the committee will do whatever they can to get that testimony out of cipollone. >> john, youve been saying on this program and to anyone who will listen that you think its critical cipollone testifies publicly like you did. are there legitimate privilege issues that would justify him testifying in a transcribed interview limited to specific topics? or should he appear in a more public manner? >> i think hes got to appear in a more ...

are there legitimate privilege issues that would justify him testifying in a transcribed interview limited to specific topics? or should he appear in a more public manner? >> i think hes got to appear in a more public manner, and i dont think theres any privileges in that public area theyre focusing on. weve already had courts look at the issue. theres no attorney-client privilege for crime or fraud. cipollone i think has a larger problem. he advised the president against doing these t...

I are doing everything within our power right now to fight back against this, and yesterday we filed a suit asking for a declaration from a court that that ban is not enforceable in order to restore access to safe and legal abortion. >> so just ahead of fridays decision you and governor overs called on your states republican legislature multiple times to repeal this law. they didnt. why not? >> the governor called a special session. it was held just a few days before the daubs decision came down...

We filed a suit asking for a declaration from a court that that ban is not enforceable in order to restore access to safe and legal abortion. >> so just ahead of fridays decision you and governor overs called on your states republican legislature multiple times to repeal this law. they didnt. why not? >> the governor called a special session. it was held just a few days before the daubs decision came down. and rather than vote to repeal that abortion ban from the mid-1800s which doesnt contain a...

Youre going to have a much higher propensity in a state where im from, missouri, for example, which has one of these trigger laws. its great in my home state, whereas in new york or california this is i believe the way forward and roe was a monkey wrench in this process. >> shes not the only person that brought this up. but it is clear ruth bader ginsburg thought roe should be the law of the land, even though that legal argument had been made by others. when this decision was made, it caused thi...

Decision going to come down from the court. as soon as i saw on the scotus blog, you know, feed that the daubs decision was out and it was just uhalitos opinion it w clear it was going to be -- the clinic in mississippi at the center of this case and other abortion providers across the country and our lawyers had to be on the phone with them today talking about what the future holds because of this decision. >> can i ask you in a follow up question what does the future hold? what is the future o...

Abortion. a live look now at the demonstrations which have popped up around the country and earlier in the day when the supreme court decision came down reversing roe v. wade, this is what it looked like when conservatives who believe they are saving unborn children heard the decision. happiness, hugging and cheering, the opposite emotions from those who say this is just another way to control a woman and limit the choices she can make about her own life. >> the supreme court issued an illegitim...

Hold on, hold on. okay. >> youre taking away my rights and supporting it is disrespectful. >> so, abby makes one point about plessy vs. ferguson and i think everyone has heard the argument that this was back in the 1800s and then 54 years later, brown versus board of education came up and a decision was made that reversed that. i do want to ask you, abby, what do you think about that particular argument? because all americans, probably at this point -- i would say most americans, think that was ...

Vs. ferguson, brown vs. board of education, weigh in on that argument. >> if youre going to overturn a precedent, its supposed to be one of the fundamental foundational things that the supreme court is based on. thats what justice roberts says in his concurring opinion. he didnt want to go as far as to overturn roe versus wade because judicial restraint dictated they did not do that. but they did anyway. the difference between what happened today and what happened in brown v. board of education ...