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Justices on the bench on both sides, all nine of them, never suggested how they would come out on one case or another. i mean, precedent, obviously, is difficult to overturn, and stare decisis is a legal principle that must be followed. but at the same time, if you realize alito s opinion read alito s opinion, there is an overwhelming and compelling logical argument that led the court to come up with this decision, and they lay it out very clearly as to, you know, sort of their analysis. and i think kavanaugh, based on even those notes, i don t think said that he wouldn t overturn roe, he just said it was going to be hard and well reasoned, and i think that s where they came out on it. eric: well, certainly has proven to be hard. former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. mr. a.g., thank you for joining us here on the fox news channel. thanks, eric. eric: of course. arthel: president biden this morning signing the bipartisan gun bill into law, praising congress for taking act ....
Difficult to get many those states. the states that don t have a color, the gray states, are the ones where you still can get an an abortion. for instance, just neighboring maryland from where i am right now, abortions are expected to continue there. washington, d.c. has some of the least restrictive procedure least restrictive abortion rules in the nation. now, the issue of abortion simply returns to the states. it means that it depends on where a woman lives. for instance, abortions will be illegal in arizona; however, women will have to cross the state line into california. u.s. attorney merrick garland yesterday, once a supreme court nominee himself, expressed disappointment with the court s ruling. he said under the bedrock constitutional principles women who reside in states that have banned access to comprehensive reproductive care must remain free to seek that care in states where it is legal. so that s the top law enforcement officer, eric and ....
Arthel, mt. united states saying it s okay in the united states saying it s okay for women to cross state lines to get this procedure if it s illegal in their state. eric? eric: and some states, david, have said that like new york state saying they will be refugee states. meanwhile, we just heard a cheer. can you give us an indication what are the cheers and the chants and the mood there? reporter: sure. it s a whole host of cheers, many which i cannot say on television. but the mood is, believe it or not, peaceful. it s agitated at some points, but we re not seeing any type of tear gas, we re not seeing physical fights. police are not out with any type of full force. i mean, there is a police presence here, but at the most it s first amendment activity is what we re seeing out here. nothing that s getting out of control. eric? eric: the cherished right of free speech. david spunt in washington at the supreme court. reporter: right. eric: david, thank you. arthel: the supreme cou ....
All abortions there. this as other states where abortion is allowed will become those refugee states providing funds, shelter and medical assistance to women who travel to those states from a state where abortion is outlawed. joining us for more, former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. mr. whitaker, welcome. you know critics are saying this is a conservative cabal that has hi jacked the court, but supporters say the court has reclaimed its legitimacy by affirming a state s authority to regulate abortion. how do you see that? yeah, i see it as the latter. i see, you know, roe v. wade was always poorly reasonedded and not grounded in constitutional law, and what has a happened is just, you know, has put that back to to where it should be. it s not mentioned in the constitution, so it is reserved to the states and to the people. so you see this issue, eric, going back now to the state and, ....