now we want to turn to the president of the judicial crisis network, carrie severino well.are a lot of se divided percent term are unanimous. it's notable that this is one of the big-ticket cases that is merits as well as standing and who ca to the court. the court ultimatelyecided that the doctors challenging this said that the fta, bylowers for mifepristone, the abortion drug, was hurting women, the patients, and they many more er visits, they said they can't bring this case. ■oit was auy■" consistent decisn from the conservatives issued -- interested in the lower claims, they have been more strict about who can bring ces. the liberal justices, and parallel cases i would hope that with this it would and the back-f of the standing and the pro-life doctors with one standard for the whole country. host: standing, is it a matter of if notback? guest: n the er, the health risks are real. you could imagine a woman who hadred adverse consequences where she ectopic it in the first place. you can imagine someone like bringing the case. that said, we don't know if that is going to

panel because cause additional accountability center president elizabeth wydra crisis president carrie severino justice clarence thomas but welcome all of you with that would not be sold during the end of the term right now but we are going into overtime. let's talk a little bit about what with got this week the active federal regulation how far regulators can go it came to the court in the context of these fisheries that said if yi you're going to put monitors on our boats and make us pay for them that is too much regulation but here is megan from one of the fisheries, they won their case. >> i am a static. we finally have a level playing field. american citizens finally have the same rights in court as the united states government. that is huge is going to make a huge difference in our industry and in every industry going forward. shannon: kind of wonky every industry this is a major impact for quick huge impact on citizens across the country we live in the so-called age of regulation. this doesn't level the playing field this came after the court ruled that citizens deserve a jury trial when

we also have with us carry severino, who clerk with justice thomas. she's president of the judicial crisis network, also with us victoria nurse, chief counsel for joe biden when he was vice president. so you guys have brought up the average iq at this table considerably, considerably, please. please be kind to me. >> joan, a bombshell decision from the court on mifepristone. >> what's your reporting on what happened in the court room and how this decision came about. i mean, a unanimous decision on a controversial issue kind of rare very rare i can't remember the last i don't think we've ever had a unanimous decision on anything related to abortion. >> in fact, we haven't this case was just argued on march 26, jake and to have a decision this quickly really shows that this was not a case about abortion rights, per say, it was about how does somebody get into court and let me just bring you into the room as justice brett kavanaugh began to read and the courtrooms packed his wife, ashley kavanaugh, is there in special guest seats. he goes on for ten min

then carrie severino talks about the decision to preserve access to the abortion medication mifepristone. and kathy manning on the supreme court's decision to reject consideration of a case involving mifepristone. join in friday. on c-span. now our free mobile app. or online at >> u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin held a news conference in brussels, belgium. they brief red porters about ukraine's progress and using u.s. weapons. this is about 25 minutes.

host: carrie severino on the supreme court's unanimous decision to protect access to the abortion pillpristone. that cdoast month. court to decide 15 remaining cases. they hared -- heard 61 cases. what's left for the supreme cases are presidential immunity. the former claiming absolute immunity for his role in the january 6, 2021 attack. there is also a january defendant case on whether or not they with obstructing an official proceeding. we have the court on that, as well as t ban. there is a homelessness case as well before the court that we have yet to hear about. you can follow our supreme court coverage, if you go to our website, c-span.org. you c -- listen for yourself, the oral arguments you may have missed from this term. mary in north carolina independent, what do you say on this two year anniversary of the dobbs decision? caller: i have several different opinions on it. first off, i'm a christian and-- has nothing to do with women having abortions. i think that for rape, they should automatand i don't think it should be a federal decision. because there are states that are ag