had yesterday, and don t have today. we are going to continue to follow these protests all across the country this evening, so make sure you stay tuned in the coming hours here on cnn. look at this map. 13 states already have trigger laws that would pan ban apportion. at least six wept into effect as soon as the supreme court struck down roe. the rest, in a matter of days or weeks and at least one justice would like this to go forgoter, justice clarence thomas writing quote in future cases, we should consider all this court substantive due process precedence, including griswold, lawrence, and obergefeld. that means a court a court that says there is no right to abortion could also take away more rights, like the right to birth control, the right to same-sex relationships, the right of gay couples to get married. tonight, i am going to talk to the plaintiff in the land mark case that legalized gay marriage that is coming up later in this program. but listen to what the jus
thank you so much for sticking with me. i ll be back here 9:00 monday night. don lemon tonight starts right now. sara snider, thank you so much. this is don lemon tonight as the lady said. you are looking at protests right now across the country. at least 70 planned, from coast to coast. thousands of americans, taking to the streets in the wake of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade after almost half a century. three conservatives appointed to the court by then-president donald trump, who promised to nominate justices to overturn roe, and now, a fundamental right the right to abortion is taken away. and that has been upheld by generations of justices appointed by both republicans and democrats. a right, millions of americans had yesterday, and don t have today. we are going to continue to follow these protests all across the country this evening, so make sure you stay tuned in the coming hours here on cnn. look at this map. 13 states already have trigger laws
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legally? the battle among states, the legal ramifications to women, doctors, no exceptions in some cases for rape, incest, or even the health of the mother? it is a legal nightmare, particularly for how you are going to enforce it. it is one thing to say you are going to outlaw abortion. but how are you going to criminalize it? in the sense of how will you prove there has been an illegal abortion without trampling on other privacy-related rights? doctor-patient privilege. the idea of if the womb, so to speak, is the scene of the crime, how will you be able to prove it without being invasive of other rights? will you subpoena menstruation cycle records? fertility apps of some kind? would you be interviewing patients to try to get to doctors or receptionist or somebody? if it is an interstate issue, there is a lot of interstate conflict, as well. ask then, in terms of congress, don, i mean, the president was
speak, is the scene of the crime, how will you be able to prove it without being invasive of other rights? will you subpoena menstruation cycle records? fertility apps of some kind? would you be interviewing patients to try to get to doctors or receptionist or somebody? if it is an interstate issue, there is a lot of interstate conflict, as well. ask then, in terms of congress, don, i mean, the president was right. he is limited in what he can do in terms of the executive orders but congress is limited until they have enough buy-in from republicans and democrats to try and overcome the filibuster or amend it to make an exception for abortion to have codification of roe v. wade and we have already seen it s possible to raise the debt ceiling and have that. it is possible to do so talking about supreme-court justices. will they make it possible for roe v. wade is the million-dollar question. laura coates. laura, thank you very much. i appreciate that. i want to bring in now, new mexico