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long letter that i ve read through that just seems like frivolous, honestly. but i want the lawyers on the committee staff to give us their advice. no one is above the law here. it s worth pointing out that his superiors in the department of justice have already come in to be interviewed by the committee. so why he thinks that he is above the law is really a mystery to me. can you tell us more about what was in that letter you just referenced? not at this point. it s a very long letter. i don t want to misstate it. but it s frivolous. one of the issues is we re not partisan enough in the committee. it s been a burden to be on this committee, but the good thing is that every member of the committee is operating in a collegial way. you don t have, as you often see in congressional committees, republicans and democrats

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throwing bricks at each other, no. we re obviously in different places in terms of our being a conservative or not a conservative, but that has nothing to do with our search for the truth. this is the way committees ought to work with a unified group of congress members and the staff that is unified with one mission, to uncover the truth. we are out of time. really quickly, there s been some criticism about how the doj is or is not responding at this point. if, in fact, jeffrey clark was referred for criminal contempt, do you think the justice department would act? well, that s up to them. they have to go through the facts and the law. but do you feel based on what you ve seen that they would? well, they did bring an action against mr. bannon, and i think this that shows that they are taking this seriously. we re not a prosecuting body. we re a legislative body, so we re going to make our best

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south and the midwest. this case has consequence, big ones. the fact that the conservative-led court agreed to consider the case suggests that it s poised to, at least at a minimum, scale backcourt precedent. there s also the possibility they reverse it outright. in a separate dispute the court is considering a texas law that bars the procedure after six weeks. the justices have allowed that law to remain in place for three months now which essentially rendered roe v. wade moot in the country s second largest case. let s beginning with cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider. jessica, walk us through what we ll see today and i imagine what we might be able to glean from the questions we hear from the justices. reporter: that s exactly what the questions will be, what these conservative justices might think about the possibility of overturning roe v. wade and which might vote for overturning roe v. wade. of course, this will be live

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this? behind the science of liability, the question of a woman s right to chooses under those circumstances. right. there s no exceptions for rape or incest with this mississippi law. again, roe versus wade, the right to abortion comes from the 14th amendment to the u.s. constitution which is a post civil war amendment that was designed to address the abuses of enslaving people. families torn apart, forced pregnancies, rape, all those things, physical abuse that was tolerated in america. the 14th amendment was designed to address that. the idea was the 14th amendment encompasses lots of rights, the right to mary, the right to contraception, the right to decide where our children are e educated, the right to our own medical care and the right to tell the state, listen, you can t interfere with my decision to end a pregnancy at a certain time. the ripple effects of this, jim, in my mind from a constitutional standpoint are well beyond roe

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