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Washington, and gorsuch really opened up to you about what he sees his role in on the court? >> he's heading into this new term, president trump's first nominee on the bench, and he sat down to discuss this book, and john, the timing is interesting here because of course the court is about to start this blockbuster term. they're going to hear immigration cases, second amendment, lgbt rights, maybe even health care and abortion, and i asked him, i said look, many people are thrilled that you're on the bench, but there are a lot of people who are concerned. they're seeing now a solid five-member...

Years ago. >> i will appoint judges who are not votes to override the judges of congress. >> franklin roosevelt tried to add more justices. supreme court packing was born. >> it was a great political disaster for him, that congress, even the vice president wouldn't support it. >> beginning in 1986, roosevelt eventually backed off his court packing plan. >> he manipulative the court in a way that was uncalled for. >> in april, just as stephen breyer the crowd he would pose shrinking the court. >> in the massachusetts supreme judicial court, they have seven. i've seen it work. i think seven is a...

Paul cowan is our legal expert. paul, there has been a lot of back and forth over this 72-hour rule dealing with a pelvic exam, planned parenthood doctors arguing there didn't need to be a pelvic exam 72 hours before a procedure because there's one that happens on the day of that procedure regardless. now we're seeing this judge weigh in here, essentially just extending this even further, this decision. >> yes, it is extending it further. and just to get into the weeds a little bit, what pro-choice advocates are saying is that by imposing these additional requirements, medical requirements, th...

Here. i think the department of justice is involved in delaying tactics to kind of wait out the clock in the expectation a new conservative majority in the court will rule in their favor. i think that's really wishful thinking because even a conservative majority can understand the separation of powers between the branches and the need of congress to get access to information in its legitimate legislative role. >> do you have a way of stopping this question from going on the census if you guys lose this supreme court hearing? >> well, i suppose we could have an amendment in an appropriations b...

Missouri and illinois on the far bank. and now that bridge, the eads bridge, is about to become a lifeline again for a reason that feels both very, very modern and also if you're a woman in st. louis, if you're a woman in missouri, this may well also feel sort of ancient at the same time. over the last few weeks, the republican-controlled government in missouri has come very close to ending legal abortion access in the entire state of missouri. with a new conservative majority on the u.s. supreme court, missouri is one of a whole bunch of republican-controlled states where republican governors...