but the state attorney general, ken paxton isn't having it.ss release tuesday saying, quote, requiring the pledge to be recited at the start of every school day has the laudable result of fostering respect for our flag and a patriotic love of our country. now, it would seem logical, appropriate even, for you to join a lawsuit that could advance to the supreme court. but, it's clear that there is more at play here. ag paxton, it's no secret free speech is president trump's favorite talking point and one he uses to attack nfl players and inflame his base. it's no coincidence that a rece recent poll shows 54% of likely texas voters disapprove of nfl players who kneel during the national anthem. i find it convenient that you are taking up the mantle against free speech now that you are up for re-election. you are doing it at the expense of a young women's rights, especially when you could be focused on your federal indictment for securities fraud. in fact, you should, instead, take a lesson from her on what it means to have so-called patriotic lov

leading the group is texas attorney general ken paxton. he joins us now. ucceed, ken, where congress has failed? >> i think we're very likely to succeed. if you'll remember the u.s. supreme court said obamacare was tethered to the constitution by a very thin thread. in this case the thread was the penalty and if you remember earlier last year in december congress got rid of the penalty. therefore the tax that was associated with that is gone and individual mandate should fall. >> bill: what do you do with 130 million americans with pre-existing conditions? and how do you manage that from a practical standpoint and a political standpoint, too? >> well look, the first issue here is what congress did constitutional and the answer is no. once we resolve that question and realize that obamacare is unconstitutional we have to have a solution. what i would suggest, which i think has worked over and over, is let the states resolve this. let each state decide what's best for their citizens. this experiment of democracy where the states get to decide what they want t

texas attorney general ken paxton says the revised voter i.d.on any voter who could not obtain a i.d.. some think it will scare off eligible voters. >> every time there are new laws and a lot of changes and a lot of confusion, that always deters people from voting. >> reporter: michelle has more work to do to get herreid i'd, after months of help of votes from spread the volunteers, he will have his i.d. to vote in person in november. >> it is going to feel incredible. the best way to put it, i feel i'm a real person again. >> reporter: well, over more than half of the states across the country, they have some type of voter i.d. law in effect. some request others require a photo i.d. be sure to check your state's requirements to make sure you are prepared to vote in person on election day. >> all right, hey, victor, thanks. rapper and producer mac miller has died. he was 26-years-old. cause of death hasn't been released yet the los angeles coroner's office says he was found unresponsive in his home yesterday. tributes are come income for him, to

we will talk to ken paxton next.lus, this. >> [auctioneering] >> bill: the most unique technique to drown out a protester. [laughs] wait until you hear. coming up. >> sandra: this coming into our newsroom, there is an active shooter situation being reported by the cincinnati police right now. what they have tweeted out is that there is an active shooter, an officer involved in a shooting incident come at fifth third bank. in the lobby and loading dock area. more decent details to follow, they say the police will be clog it to foot traffic. for the report say that the atf is on the scene, and the scene has been secured. we are only going off of reports there. other than that, we have that tweet from cincinnati police. we will keep following this. >> bill: another alert, day three of the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearings about to get underway. it could be another grueling session. they went 13 hours yesterday. democratic senators pressing him on everything from executive power to the mueller matter late last night.