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It slide. a bill in ohio this session would restrict abortion not to 20 or 22 weeks but to as early as five or six weeks, which basically means that as soon as you realize you have missed your first period, your abortion is illegal. potential republican presidential candidates have already started to endorse that bill in ohio. and it's not just ohio. lawmakers in six other states introduced bills this session that would ban most or even all abortions. that is supposed to be unconstitutional under roe versus wade. but if nobody will sue over those law, because looking up at that supreme court, ...

Either way, it's a yearling bill and it's going to get a yearling brand. [ applause ] i could watch this all day. >> i could watch this all day. this is so much better than politics has a right to be. he goes on and on with this. something that montana voters voted twice to ban, watch. >> is that hot? red hot? let's get a little hotter. how about if i have a little bit

Me. >> let's just call it for simplicity sake the nebraska bill, even though now it's been proposed in 14 other states. does the nebraska bill seem like at a basic level roe versus wade is supposed to stop states from passing laws like that? >> absolutely. roe versus wade establishes that it is a woman's fundamental, constitutional right to choose to terminate a pregnancy if she wants to. and after roe versus wade was really substantially changed actually in southeastern planned parenthood versus casey, in that case that sandra day o'connor authored, still the dividing line was viability. and ...

Proposed in 14 other states. does the nebraska bill seem like at a basic level roe versus wade is supposed to stop states from passing laws like that? >> absolutely. roe versus wade establishes that it is a woman's fundamental, constitutional right to choose to terminate a pregnancy if she wants to. and after roe versus wade was really substantially changed actually in southeastern planned parenthood versus casey, in that case that sandra day o'connor authored, still the dividing line was viability. and under casey, a state cannot outlaw abortion previability. it just can't do it. post viabili...

>> how much does this dude love his job? he also veto branded a bill that would gut energy efficiency for housing. watch this one. >> either that's somebody that's not very good with energy, or it's somebody that ain't very good with numbers. either way, it's a yearling bill and it's going to get a yearling brand. i could watch this all day. >> i could watch this all day. this is so much better than politics has a right to be. he goes on and on with this. something that montana voters voted twice to ban, watch.