Is a decision from the supreme court ever really final? >> well, the hope is that when most people are relying on interpreting the supreme court's precedent and you can rely on that to have notice of the laws and how different states can interpret it and make no mistake, erica, when you say the roe v. wade case could go back to the states, that would mean it's been overturned but in question for judge barrett, she has infamously not just in that one law review article but she's talked about the notion that the idea of a supreme court ruling being the permanent victor when there's a divisive is...