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Some states have now banned or severely restricted abortion. they are now looking to try to restrict women from traveling across state lines to get an abortion. legally, is this something that states could do now? >> there are many states that will try to take action that has that affect whether they do it directly or not. it's important that in his initial response to the ruling in dobbs, attorney general merrick garland made it clear they will keep their eye on these provisions. they point out a women have right to travel in interstate commerce. women have right to travel from state to state...

Legislature and our governor and the laws then took effect and it was clear that the burden of roe that silenced the voices of our people in oklahoma and our legislature and our governor, was removed. neil: so, does this cover those who get pills through the mail, interstate commerce allows that and could have abortions that way. would you make that a criminal activity. >> it is a criminal activity. it's going to be an enforcement issue, but abortion is the focus, neil, and abortion after -- terminating a pregnancy is illegal in oklahoma. now, we do not have any-- >> does that include then, th...

But the high court’s ruling alters the national landscape regarding privacy laws and puts contraception and same-sex marriage laws at risk in other states.

Believe that the second amendment gives them the right to buy assault weapons. if your beliefs aren't in line with ours, we won't adopt a pet to you. robert, it's a private business. what do you say? >> absolutely not. you can't do that. under the commerce clause, any business organization that has any. [indiscernible] on interstate commerce is under common law. imagine if they had a planned parenthood test before you could donate clothes to goodwill or had a test for whether or not you were a member of a certain political party to get you to charity events? i don't think anywhere in the law w...

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. presidential election of 1800 was and remains the most important election in world history -- the first in which an incumbent party peacefully transferred power to