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Sure. logic says it would married more to the states and governor's races absolutely. 13 states will have trigger bans by july. 20 states have abortion rights in place. 13 states will activate a so-called trigger ban. 7 states had has already happened. to say georgia is one of the dozen states to pass the so-called fetal heartbeat bill. so, there's a lot going on. whether you are in oklahoma or florida. the governor of virginia, who you are going to hear from. i was with him a couple days before this decision came out. he is leaving it in virginia. is he going to put ford 15 weeks as a thresho...

Louisiana abortion providers will be permitted to continue performing the procedure after a district court temporarily blocked the state’s abortion trigger laws on Monday.

>> well, states wasted no time in seeking to enforce their trigger bans and even pre-roe bans. so right now it's chaos across the country. in more than ten states right now abortion is not available. we just filed the lawsuit in louisiana this morning to try to clarify the fact that they have three different trigger laws. nobody knows what the law is. litigation is going on. it's been filed in utah, moved forward with legal action in an ongoing lawsuit in arizona. we expect to file more lawsuits today. every moment that we can continue to protect access makes a difference in people's lives. as...

Today. especially because of your decades-long commitment to the issue, and bringing it to the forefront. and i have felt every emotion that you could possibly feel in the past few hours. i feel angry, sad, i feel grief stricken, i feel righteous, enraged. and even though we knew it was coming, it was like waiting right? and then when it finally happened. i was struck with such deep sadness, especially thinking about the women that were trying to get, or pregnant people trying to get abortions today. and the 13 states with trigger bans fell immediately. they're falling as we speak. and how muc...

People say. this decision was in no way a surprise. >> and as you know, jeffrey, the repercussions are far reaching. there are states with trigger bans going into place. there are states with very outdated laws. laws that date back decades, more than a century in wisconsin's case, back to 1849, and it's up in the air what's going to happen. but the repercussions could go further than that. justice clarence thomas in his concurring opinion has said that they should reconsider the due process precedence of other cases including same-sex marriage. what do you think? how far reaching could this be...