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Because a supreme court has agreed to take up what is really a direct challenge to roe in mississippi. >> right. if the c actually overturns roe, it will completely reshape the landscape of the law as we know it since 1973, right? the case in mississippi is actually very different from texas because as you say it is a direct challenge to roe. it doesn't try to use all the business with civil enforcement. it says after 15 weeks, no abortions, no exception for rape no exception for incest, no abortions what so ever, except for the health of the mother, right? the justice department has now said,...

System works quite different than that here in the united states. up next, two men now suing a doctor who admits he broke the new abortion ban in texas. plus, we're going to talk to one of the doctors now conducting a major trial of covid vaccines for children. and why cnn's anderson cooper is exploring a part of his life he used to downplay in public. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ ♪

They may decide to punt, they may decide we don't need to rule on it -- the direct constitutionality of roe, but that's what they want. they're asking for it in plain terms, not hiding for it. they say we want roe overturned. >> the court accepted this case and that in and of itself tells you something and the court agreed to up end roe in texas for now, and that may indicate -- >> by not ruling -- >> by not ruling. it is up ended. roe doesn't exist in texas for now, thanks to the supreme court. we'll see what happens in december. laura jarrett, great to see you. thank you very much. trials ...

Migrants at the border. we can see people dodging out of the way of horses as well. joining us now to discuss is republican congressman tony gonzalez of texas, his district includes the town of del rio. sir, thank you so much for being with us. first, i want to address what we're seeing here in these images. what is your reaction to this? >> yeah, my reaction is when you have tens of thousands of people under a bridge in a very okay at chaotic situation it going to create chaos. the men and women in green, the border patrol agents and their families, have been working around the clock on this ...

A washington post op-ed admitting to violating texas' ban on abortions is now facing at least two lawsuits brought under the new law. but the two men including a former lawyer who filed the lawsuit say that they're trying to test the legality of the state's near total ban on the procedure. laura jarrett joins us now. what exactly does that mean, that people filling the lawsuits are unusual? >> unusual is to put it mildly. nk you would see in this case, at least on paper. these two men are opposed to this texas law. the one that bans most abortions. but they're capitalizing on the strange part ...