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Of office when he went to work for the department of justice to uphold the constitution is behaving in the way that he is today. >> i should say that the committee's report on clark says the committee believes that clark had conversations with others in the federal government, including members of congress, regarding efforts to delegitimized the results of the election in the weeks leading up to january 6th. you mentioned something i saw before, which i don't know if you have stated or indicated this through lawyers, his intend to invoke the fifth amendment. of course, it is their constitution...

Send their skills to secular schools. the court ruled in favor of the parents that didn't want to do that. said the government could not intervene in that situation. the court called that and unreasonable interference with the liberty of appearance that violates the 14th amendment right to due process. that decision, an important one, expanded the idea that there exists a category of personal liberty. personal freedom so fundamental and intimate that even if not explicitly protected by the constitution, it cannot be touch without violating our broader due process protections. ections. so, in 1...

Delivered to have it if -- mississippi is confident those justices will rule in their favor. so, today, they were cleansed. if they don't just want the mississippi law upheld with the 16 weeks. they want roe overturned. done. they want to take this right away from americans have had it for generations. they want to kill roe and they want to kill the 1992 decision that held it, planned parenthood versus casey. this is a portion of the opening arguments in the mississippi solicitor general john stewart. >> roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey haunted our country. they have no basis in...

New justices on the supreme court. with will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts? i don't see how it is possible. >> so, to just be crystal clear. conservatives have been our are trying to take away a right that americans have had for nearly five decades. the right of bodily autonomy over pregnant persons decision about what to do with their body. and if the supreme court rules in mississippi's favor, that right to bodily autonomy would be wiped out for millions, almost immediately. 22 stat...

Process. the reality is people who are going to be most affected are the most disenfranchised from the political process. they are the ones who are going to be -- women of color, immigrants, may not have the status to vote or who may be blocked from voting. that of course, is a project of this court as well. so, they clearly believe that they are insulated from democratic accountability. as a result of a broader picture that the court has help draw out. >> there's also, melissa, when they talk about six right? these trigger laws. there's an emergency republican doctrine of state legislator leg...