of those individuals going over to some of the justices homes tonight ? 100% number one , the justices are being dorks all over twitter right now, unfortunately. and of course, big tech a doesn t care about that . t they re going to go ahead and leave that up. it s already been up for hours. second offnt, many people in the crowd chanting about cavnar alito, clarence thomas, of g course, saying that they re going to go to their homes, that they re going to targetrt then abort the court is anotherh chant that they have been sayingng all night. again,n, they re calling for violence they ve taken to the streets. they re saying if we don t get it, burn it down regarding i guess reversing this decision to overturn roe .o so they re calling for violence . ofof course, if the right was doing this , it would be an insurrection and msnbc cnn would be up in arms when l the left does it. it s okay. it s just o you know, people fighting for democracy now these these heroes like to do things like t
if you re democrat you probably hate this opinion. there are some democrat, a few who perhaps like it. if you re a republican, you probably ecstatic about it. what i will note is when ever you can get 89% of democrats to agree with something and 38% of republicans, it s pretty popular. 62% agree with roe v wade. i look back at some decisions that we re seen at the time, you look at 2012, the health care law. the supreme court upholding it. this is the most unpopular supreme court decision overturning roe v wade of any controversial decision i can look up in the polling. there s been a will the of political fighting over filling supreme court seats, how will people thoughts about the court changed. the disapproval has gone up tremendously. 52% of americans in a recent poll said that they disapproved of the supreme court job
to state law? there are penalties are focusw on a doctor that performs the abortion. i don t think our message should ever be onmo punishing mothers. i would like to seee that we wec focus on making sure that those doctors who knowingly perform abortions when they know it ss against the law that they are punished and that some ofe the statute that we ll be looking at as we go into a special sessiongo. governor knowm wet appreciate it. thank you so much. and in a meeting of equal minds, press secretaryta karine jean-pierre and msnbc nicole wallace decided to have a chat today. watchh. it s affecting people that can not afford to go from state to state or to another country. absolutely. and this decision is now will ensure that people will be forced into pregnancy.
out of mississippi. mississippi is one of 13 states with so-called trigger laws. in some of those states, abortion bans went into effect as soon as the supreme court issued its ruling. let s take you to jackson, mississippi, and cnn national correspondent nadia ra marrow is there for us. give us a sense how this is playing out where there was tension this morning? reporter: yeah, boris, bright and early, about 4:00 a.m. local time. these guys came out. they have the right to protest and speak their minds about their thoughts over the overturning of roe v. wade but they came out very hostile, intimidating. the police were called out because of their actions. and unfortunately you can t hear their side of it because they ve decided to be violent and be threatening and intimidating. and that s unfortunate because both sides of this roe v. wade overturning the supreme court ruling should be heard and have the right to be heard in the u.s. and that s unfortunately not
protects. today, as of right now, as of this minute, we can only talk about what roe v. wade protected. past tense. roe is dead, but the supreme court extremists do not get the last word. we are here because we will make roe alive again. many republican lawmakers applauded the court s decision, calling it a victory. today s ruling is an answer to prayers and a shining beacon of hope for the american people. we are here because of nearly five decades, our strong pro life advocates never waivers in their commitment for life. now the case at the center of the supreme court decision overturning roe versus wade came