>>> back with me to continue our discussion on abortion rights is activist robin marty who wrote the . attorney and msnbc contributor. thank you so much for joining us again, ladies. >>> marty, i want to ask you this question. you know, there is a tweet from greg abbott about the right to choose and it says, quote, biden's vaccine mandate is an assault on businesses. i issued an executive order protecting the right to choose and added it to the special section. texas is already working to hop this paragraph. i quote, this is abbott. quote, he is issuing an executive order protecting texans' right to choose over vaccine mandates. can you talk a little about the irony -- >> it's nice to pick and choose when the right to choose and the right to choose your body actually applies to texans. actually it is only when you have men involved, men who get to pick exactly when it matters. and honestly, it all comes down to this ever growing idea across the united states that when it comes to some sort of freedom of religion, because that's inherently what they're saying. there is a sort of freedo

robin marty joins me now. the new handbook for a post-roe america.this bill that even members of the supreme court sitting justices thought was unusual was the meeting out of the enforcement of this to the citizenry. some have described it as vigil ante and energ cencourages peop sue anyone who helped any woman in any way get an abortion. >> right. so, this is different than we've seen in other abortion laws. for people who work at abortion clinics, this is not unusual. when you look at what we're calling the vigil antism of people being able to sue of people getting abortion under this law, in a lot of ways that is what goes on when we have protesters and people watching the clinics to see if they can identify patients who are inside. decide who are the doctors and see if they can try to file lawsuits against them. we often have people who are serving themselves every day in our clinics and trying to make sure that they can stop abortion from the outside because they haven't been able to completely do it through the legal apparatus. >> but until now