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To get an abortion. they're taking abortion pills, that has been reported as well. so people are still trying to get an abortion when it's not possible for them, so when it is illegal, which by the way, abortion rights, pro-choice groups say -- want everyone to know that it is still legal at this moment. that abortion is still legal. this is not a final decision yet. but people will still try to get an abortion if they want one. that could make it very dangerous if these abortion groups warn, and it impacts, these abortion groups also warn, the lowest income, people with the least resources, t...

We laid down arms and we were taken to a hut. first we were commanded to lie down with our faces down and we -- we were kept in that position for about seven hours. and then for about two or three hours they were interrogating us in the hut. they gave us food and tea and then eventually we had to board a patrol boat and leave for the russian federation. and we had to surrender under these conditions because they were firing -- we had no arms left. they were firing on all our positions from sea base, from the warships, and from air artillery and so i'm grateful to our commander to make this -- ...

Casey decision came out. they were surprised what david suitor and sandra day o'connor republican appointees voted to uphold roe versus wade. the scrutiny that republican appointees to the court have gotten since then is very different. they have been scrubbed to make sure that they will vote to overturn roe v wade and today we look -- it looked to me at least like that effort is on the verge of success. >> who do those hearings -- do they even matter? because kavanaugh said confirmation, he said a string of important cases that overturned precedent he talked about but he said this had been su...

Is that you can't accommodate both interests. you have to pick. that's the fund mamental proble >> i thought he said this was settled at his hearings. >> and susan collins based the vote for his confirmation on the idea it was settled. that was then. >> that was then. conservatives have been working for a long time to get a court like this. >> decades. decades. the supreme court has been the great conservative project and roe v wade is the great target of that project and they thought they came close in 1992 when the casey decision came out. they were surprised what david suitor and sandra day...

At one point quoting directly from the casey decision justice breyer seemed to be speaking directly to his colleagues. >> will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts? >> to overrule under fire in the absence of the most compelling reason to reexamine a watershed decision would subvert the court's legitimacy beyond any serious question. >> just breyer started with stare decisis, an important principle in any case the prevent people from thinking that this court is political institution. >> far ...