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Conversation, katie. neil, i watched your coverage as this was happening and i felt despair watching your analysis. tell us what you made of today. >> you normally hear supreme court folks say you cant predict for moral argument and so and and the justices can surprise you, i agree with that to a certain point, but you can predict. most of the time you can predict. this is one in which yes, something unusual can happen, but the predictions are basically mississippi wins. the only question is do ...

The pro-life movement of the united states has been waiting for for decades and theyre moving incredibly fast. take neils point that they moved a little incrementally for the first few months, but this is sort of lightning speed since theyve managed to gain majority on the court and theyre going to change american life. this is why evangelical christians held their noses and stuck with donald trump. this is the court they wanted. but the numbers of people in america who still support roe v. wade...

Arguments underscored the risks women could face in a post roe world. >> when does the life of a woman and putting her at risk enter the calculus? meaning right now, forcing women who are poor, thats 75% of the population, and much higher percentage of those women in mississippi. who elect abortions before viability. they are put at a tremendously greater risk of medical computations and ending their life. now the state is saying to these women, we can choose not only to physically complicate yo...

Clark as the acting ag, a plan that was abandoned after much of the doj leadership team and white house counsel threatened to resign. and quote, if clark had conversations with others in the federal government including members of congress regarding efforts to delegitimize, disrupt or overturn the election results, the select committee expects such testimony will be directly relevant. its report for other legislative and other action. the potential for a second contempt charge in the january 6 i...

Contributors. katie, your reporting for me brought jeffrey clark to light and life. tell me the significance of his now sort of being at this intersection of a 1/6 committee perfectly willing to refer him to the justice department. >> sure, so i think theres a lot of significance in this contempt vote. jeffrey clark, he was an official during this time after the election when it seemed trump was trying to overturn the results. if he has held in contempt, it will send a really strong message to t...

Trump was trying to do to pressure the georgia secretary of state. it was in the state legislature in places like michigan. it was in pennsylvania where rudy was at the four seasons laundromats. this was a multifaceted effort to overturn the election and frankly all of those efforts, clarks was the most serious because to neils point, he was right there inside the justice department trying to make the wheels turn and trying to subvert the law in a way that the kind of bozos on the outside could ...

Shouldnt be. this has been a programmatic agenda of the republican party for 50 years and its on the verge of success. whether it happens in this case or next year with texas, one way or the other, thats what were looking at right now and thats why i think the supreme court is finding itself in the political cross hairs. >> neil, thank you so much for spending some time with us today. its been a long day for you. katty sticks around. when we come back, another deadly school shooting. top democra...

Hes now studying agriculture and plans to continue the line. >> ive got it in my blood. i love it. its a really rewarding job to do from start to finish. you see things happen the likes of seeing animals being born, to when theyre ready to go onto the dinner table. >> reporter: over the next three years its estimated farming and its associated industries could introduce as many as 60,000 new jobs. so perhaps its no surprise that agricultural ecologists are reporting a significant increase in the...

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