i really do. i think they re overwhelm whenned right now, and that s part of it. howard: harold. i agree with. i know you re out of time. i agree with susan, we need to do these hinges and do them as quickly as possible. howard: well, maybe there s a consensus forming on that. by the way, on july 4th there was a case in the richmond, virginia, where acting on a tip from a citizen the police were able to stop another potential tragedy, found lots of ammunition and guns, somebody who was planning an attack there. and that s what we need more of, people to speak up when they see these flashing signs, these neon warnings and so forth. and i m glad that we have some rough consensus here although, obviously, there s room for disagreement. harold ford, susan ferrechio, thanks very much for joining us this sunday. up next, elon musk backing out of the twitter deal. and later, president biden attacks the supreme court on abortion.
ready for this law enforcement understood that we were going to see a decision of one sort or the other from the supreme court on abortion. and therefore they came prepared. they have a lot of u.s. capitol police here, as well as the fin sing t the fencing that goes around the supreme court that tries to keep things safe. that is the story from washington, d.c. i ll keep you informed if anything changes. thanks so much. a cnn poll taken before the supreme court ruling shows only 17% of americans said they would be happy to see roe v. wade over turned. despite broad public support, 26 states have laws indicating that they intend to ban abortion. in texas some patients are going across the board tore get the morning-after pill. for more respective, i want to bring in amy hag strom miller, from whole woman s health and