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Together. it's a choice america makes and it's choosing not life in this case. it's choosing death for too many of its children. that's a choice. >> the choice that chris murphy made to give that speech which i think tim has been seen more than 2.5 million times before it came on air, he explained in a tweet, driving home tonight, i thought about republicans' speeches and how this does not extend today to the kids who were shot. so i turned the car around and went to the senate floor. he knows the structural challenges that shannon and katty are talking about, but i wonder if you think we are ...

First issue of starry desies is and that the court will follow its prior precedence. there needs to be a special justification. >> beyond that, it's settled as a precedent of the court and those principles applied in the casey case explain when cases should be revisited and when they should not and it is settled as a precedent of court, yes. >> they used their time today to talk about the quote was the stench of the court. that the backers of the law in mississippi said on the floor of the state legislature that they were only putting forward this law now because of who currently sits on the u...

It would be telling the women of america it was wrong. that actually the ability to control their bodies and perhaps the most important decision they can make about whether to bring a child into this world is not part of their protected liberty. i think that would come at tremendous cost to the reliance that women have placed on this right and on society reliance and what this right has -- zblb it is a good point. this may be my fault. i'm talking about pages 854 to 8 63 in the casey case. and i already used up too much time. i can't read those pages out loud. but they do not include the list ...

And yet, we have to have public support, and that comes primarily, says casey, i wonder if it was o'connor who wrote that. i don't know. but it comes primarily from people believing that we do our job, we use reason, we don't look to just what's popular. and that's where you've seen the paradox. but the problem with the super case of which we've heard three mentioned, the problem with the super case like this, the rare case, the water shed case, where people are really opposed on both sides, and they really fight each other is they are going to be ready to say no, you're just political. you're...

Thought the case was wrongly decided in the first instance would run counter to the ability to function as a corner stone of the rule of law in this context. >> is it your argument that a case can never be overruled simply because it was e egregiously long? >> i think at the least the state would have to come forward with changed circumstance or some kind of materially new argument, and mississippi hasn't done so -- >> really? suppose plessi versus ferguson was reargued. nothing had changed. would it not be sufficient to say that was an egregiously wrong decision on the day it was handed down,...