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Like what a liability is becoming for people like ron desantis's who are committed that they were not change the laws in the state of georgia. then against the will for the vast majority of them voters in the state of florida it passed an extraordinarily restrictive bill. and that is what we are seeing, where it is passing it to passing against the will of the majority of folks in that state and even some republican lawmakers, especially women lawmakers, are saying that this is a loser for republicans. americans don't want this and it is hard, i think, for republican legislatures to catch up t...

Ultimately, you know, our federalist system is that states often get to decides issues and different states come to a different compromise position and we'll see how it shakes out, but i think that in some way the beaut beauty of our system. >> the republican state senator katrina chealey said, i hadn't heard of that framing before, where she said if a woman becomes -- once a woman is pregnant for any reason, she becomes property of the state of south carolina. >> that is a useful framing. one of the ways a lot of us in the pro-choice talked about this issue is forced pregnancy. in our society...

Let's go to our chief congressional correspondent manu raju. does the house passing a bill make a default less likely or more likely? >> reporter: that is still the question that is dominating these hallways in the capitol, and no one has a clear answer to that because even in the aftermath of the house republicans narrowly passing their bill after months of internal word getting the conference in line and losing just four republican votes and passing it on the narrowest of margins, democrats say that does not matter. they say simply there should be no spending cuts attached to any sort of deb...

In my case obviously it is about political differences, again, about the appeasement of political donors, and it's certainly about bringing on revenge for all the times that we have stood up against a corrupt president. >> we are looking today to find someone who is making some substantive case against you. we couldn't really come up with anything. it's just gesturing to you. among a play what steve scalise said, which i think, glancingly, pertains to you. but i want to give you a chance to respond to the fact that there's a substantive case against you being on the committee. here's what's th...

The front of ait all. do i think we'll stop hearing from nancy pelosi? probably not, and i think if she really wanted to take a step back fully and leave congress, she simply would have done that, but i think this to me felt like a compromise position and frankly there are so many democrats who two years ago and four years ago were eager to push pelosi out. those same democrats today, they want generational change, but they respect her. they've seen what she's done, and i think that they value what she brings to the table by just simply still apart of, you know, the house of representatives >>...