15 week abortion ban. we expect to hear from president biden in about 30 minutes, but for now this is outnumbered paired hello, i am kayleigh mcenany with my cohost haris faulkner, joining us jackie deangelis, tammy bruce, and david webb. for more on the breaking news, chief legal correspondent and anchor of fox news at night has more from us from the supreme court. hey, guys, busy day out here, the chant still continue behind me, though pro-choice protesters saying no justice, no peace, they are very fired up, this has not died down very much. let me read you from the opinion in the court 5-4 striking down roe while holding the mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks, right to the majority justice says this, abortion presenting a profound moral question that does not prohibit the state from regulating or prohibiting abortion, roe and casey irrigated that authority and overruled those decisions and return that authority to the people on their elected representa
in richmond have any business interfering with women s personal contraception decisions. i ll keep politics out of women s health care and put the law first. and he won statewide primary in virginia yesterday for attorney general. the reproductive rights community. the advocates nationwide they talk a lot about making the defense of reproductive rights a positive electoral thing, right? making it so that defending those rights can get you in the win column in those elections. that is apparently at work in virginia right now. it s an experiment. a petrie dish in which the democratic party is grogan electoral incentive for showing a willingness to fight for abortion rights when the republicans are making an attack on abortion rights, the central part of the way they govern. we ve just seen it work in a democratic primary in virginia. we ll see how it works in the fall in the general election against those republicans. but with the republicans in the house of representatives in washingt
they forced women to get unnecessary and intrusive treatment. i don t believe politicians in richmond have any business interfering with women s personal contraception decisions. i ll keep politics out of women s health care and put the law first. and he won statewide primary in virginia yesterday for attorney general. the reproductive rights community. the advocates nationwide they talk a lot about making the defense of reproductive rights a positive electoral thing, right? making it so that defending those rights can get you in the win column in those elections. that is apparently at work in virginia right now. it s an experiment. a petrie dish in which the democratic party is maybe growing an electoral incentive for showing a willingness to fight for abortion rights when the republicans are making an attack on abortion rights, the central part of the way they govern. we ve just seen it work in a democratic primary in virginia. we ll see how it works in the fall in the general
bodies. i want to shout out to ralph who has led the charge to repeal that ultrasound bill. i authorize this message. that is how democrats are competing for statewide office in virginia now. and the guy who ran that ad is the one who won even though he was financially outgunned. same dynamic at work in the attorney general race. it was mark herring who won after running ads like these. these are three different ads. mark herring, the backbone to do what s right for virginia. defend a woman s right to choose. when republicans went after women s health care, mark stood up and fought back. i don t believe politicians in richmond have any business interfering with women s personal contraception decisions.
what do you make of this vote today? the majority of employers are men. so you are in this bill in the blunt rubio bill, allowing male bosses to decide what kinds of health care services women in america or anyone is going to have access to. so whether that s an ultrasound or contraception or a checkup or mammograms or anything. mitt romney yesterday started out saying that he was opposed to bosses getting involved in their employees health care decisions or opposed to contraception decisions being made by bosses.