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They are coming for everyone. if you are not a white, conservative male, they want to take your rights away. this time it's abortion. next time it will be marriage equality. the next time -- they've already done voting rights. every right we have fought so hard for is at stake right now. >> s.e., how do republicans counter that? >> well, yeah, i think the roe ruling was a huge -- they might like the outcome, but politically i can't imagine a better turnout engine than this ruling for democrats. and you can make the argument that the republicans' legislative victories and the supreme court vict...

Let's discuss with democratic new york state senator, alessandro beeagy. she's running to represent new york's 17th district in congress. thank you so much for sharing part of your saturday with us. i want to ask you about a response that you had for your governor, kathy hochul. she called the court's ruling on guns shocking and you said that is intellectually dishonest. why? >> well, thank you for having me thrk and good morning. what i meant by that is that we have all known that this ruling and frankly the roe ruling were coming. and that's because republicans have been working for decades ...

Abortion ruling starting with roe should be overturned because the right to abortion is not "deeply rooted in this nation's history and tradition. so, does that mean other rights recognized by the court, including same-sex marriage and access to birth control, are also in trouble, since they're not deeply rooted in history either justice clarence thomas said the court's rulings on contraceptives and gay marriage should be re-examined, but justice samuel alito, who wrote the opinion striking down roe, repeatedly said, no. he said abortion is different because it ends "a potential life." some co...

And Senate negotiators continue to iron out a gun safety bill.

They reaffirm that resolution in the year after row. in 1974, pushing for legislation that would allow people to choose abortion in specific instances. it was not until years after the roe ruling that the evangelical movement decided that coalescing around abortion was the way to unify religious groups. and gain political power. -- and the continues and ridgewood proved to be a less than possible way to motivate evangelical voters on a broad scale. not enough to win elections, so that's where the issue of abortion came in. senate races in minnesota, iowa in 1978 showed that antiabortion pro li...