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Justices were talking about a bigger change maybe eliminating roe v. wade. i know it's a guess how big of a ruling to expect from the court. >> i think there is likely to be restrictions on the standard in kc. the questions largely were about where in the constitution a right to abortion. from where does this drive. what the court is attempting to do is stopping the monitor of abortion laws in america and leave it up to the people through their elected representatives at the state level. chris: that would pretend a bigger ruling. thank you will see you back in washington next week. up next a w...

Justices were talking about a bigger change maybe eliminating roe v. wade. i know it's a guess how big of a ruling to expect from the court. >> i think there is likely to be restrictions on the standard in kc. the questions largely were about where in the constitution a right to abortion. from where does this drive. what the court is attempting to do is stopping the monitor of abortion laws in america and leave it up to the people through their elected representatives at the state level. chris: that would pretend a bigger ruling. thank you will see you back in washington next week. up next a w...

>> nope. don't say it. >> nope, don't say it. don't say it. because of course under the constitution a president has the power to pardon people. but you can't legally offer a pardon to someone if that would reasonably be construed as an effort to protect yourself from your own presidential criminal liability. pardoning someone who's in trouble with the law, fine. pardoning someone who's in trouble with the law because that person is in a position to testify or not against the president, that is not a legal use of the pardon power. that is criminal obstruction of justice by the president. or at...

>> only time will tell what happens to the economy. you're already seeing the stock market reacting in a positive way. and in new york state where we have to have by constitution a fully funded state pension plan, this could reduce the pension burn that all of our cities, towns, villages and counties in new york, potentially even eliminating the need for those municipalities to make pension payments in the near future because the soaring stock market will make sure that the pension fund in new york is fully funded. that's a consequence i certainly haven't heard our governor talk about, but tha...

Thoughts were and he basically was saying i'm not going to legislate on that. i'm not going to give an opinion. that's not my job. that's your job. what is your opinion about him not answering that question, basically. >> well, i think the answer he gave was the appropriate answer. you know, the judge -- he is an originalist. he is a person who believes that we should base our laws on the constitution a as the founding father. people put that together actually intended it to mean. that's not a judge legislating law from the bench. he said, quite clearly is, as things stand right now, certain t...