dangerously close president trump brought us to, in mr. mcgahn's words, the point of no return. congress is getting involved in a debate over payments for college athletes. several states have already passed laws to allow them. critics say change cleaning sports forever and not for the better. here is congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> it's no longer about whether a change should be made. >> should every student athlete have a right to earn money from their name, image and likeliness? >> yes. >> dr. emmert? >> yes. >> mr. gilmore? >> yes. >> dr. frederick. >> yes. >> and mr. mitten? >> yes. >> it's now about how to get it done as the supreme court prepares a rule on whether ncaa rules limiting student athlete compensation violates antitrust laws. 19 states have taken matters into their own hands allowing college athletes to make money off their name, likeness and image. the ncaa says that can't stand and congress needs to step in.