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Right side of the aisle on this. what i sensed from senator braun was a discomfort on the issue. he's 100% pro-life. he campaigned on it as a senator. but he did seem uncomfortable being defin active. what does that tell us about the concern on the right about the politics of this? >> i agree with you he did seem uncomfortable talking about it. i don't know that that necessarily represents a broader lack of willingness or eager innocence among conservatives to talk about it. when you look at the polling on the issue, look at gallup polling from may, 48% of the country described itself as pro-l...

Term that she may not want to do. >> you might try to create that as an issue of equivalency. i don't. in this case of a vaccine mandate -- i think clearly the turf i chose to pursue would be doing it through the congressional review act. that was set up for the intended purpose of an executive branch that got into overdrive. and i chose to go that route and got all of the republican senators on board quickly. now it's bipartisan. joe manchin decided to come on and not do it tacitly to where he's going to be outspoken about it. to me that's different. if you try to make those equivalent, i thi...

Arrested for getting an abortion. there's also a question that's more complicated than it was in the '90s when roe seemed like it was on the chopping block, the abortion pill. if a woman gets an abortion pill in a state that doesn't allow abortion, who is going to look in the mail and say this is a problem. for folks that are conservatives who have talked about not having a police state, i've talked to some abortion advocates who say isn't that what they say they're against, a police state where people are checking the mail for abortion pills. >> i don't think the politics of this are that cle...

Eugene daniels, errin haynes, editor-at-large of the 19th and stephen hayes, founder of the dispatch. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." oomz welcome >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. a good sunday morning. we're going to take a look at the supreme court abortion case from two perspectives today, the practical and the political. what was clear from the arguments this past week is a six-vote majority is ready to uphold mississippi's abortion ban at 15 weeks before viability, but what's st...

It was never enumerated in the constitution that this would be something that would be done at the federal level. and it takes the decibel level, the caustic nature of politics as we see it here in d.c., takes it to another place. >> i understand. you don't believe, though, this should be a baseline protection of a woman being able to have access to abortion. you don't believe there should be any baseline protection for that. >> i think it's a difference, again, without the specificity of this issue, is when you come down to things like this, why you want to nationalize that in, say, your bill...