turning south mississippi governor tate reeves.overnor welcome back to fox news sunday. >> well, thank you for have me on today michael. >> mississippi attorney general's initiate steps to certify the states trigger law. they could go into effect after ten days but you are facing a legal challenge in the states only clinic. that kate sites assist primus court ruling we find the state constitutional right to privacy includes an implied right to choose whether or not to have an abortion. question, is your trigger law going to survive this legal challenge? and if so on what grounds? >> will yes we do believe our trigger law is going to withstand this particular challenge. as you know the court made their decision last friday. on monday of this pack week our attorney general did her duty under the law which is to certify that roe v wade was in fact overturned. it takes ten days for the trigger law to then go into effect. jackson women's health organization which is exact same organization that we were opposite in the supreme court case

blican governor tate reeves's on this complicated legald the s governor tate reeves, welcome back to ay." >> governor reeves: thank you for having me on today, mike. >> mike: mississippi's attorney general has initiated steps to certify the state's trigger law and it could go into effect after ten days, but you're facing a legal challenge from the state's only clinic and that states a state supreme court ruling from 1998 which reads that we find that the state constitutional right to privacy includes an implied right to choose whether or not to have an abortion. question, is your trigger law going to survive this legal challenge, and if so, on what grounds? >> governor reeves: well, yes, we do believe that our trigger law is going to withstand this particular challenge. as you know, the court made their decision last friday, on monday of this past week, our attorney general did her duty under the law, which is to certify that roe v. wade was in fact overturned. it takes ten days for that trigger law then to go into effect. jackson women's health organization, which is the exact same o

governor tate reeves speaking the day after the supreme court shot down roe v. wade.t on this for the better part of 50 years. a couple of dozen states have these so-called trigger laws in effect, half of which have already been implemented where they ban abortion outright. i believe in mississippi's case at the moment of fertilization or conception. others are a little are less stringent, but this is part of pallout from that decision -- fallout, states that are enacting provisions just as many blue states right now have enacted or had already enacted provisions that would protect women who want to have abortions in those particular states like new york and new jersey, california, etc. the fallout from all of this, former deputy assistant attorney general. what i love about tom, aside from the fact that he's genius, is he politely answers every idiotic question i ask him and never says, neil, that's an idiotic question. good to see you, and here's my first idiotic question. how much oomph do these governors have, like tate reeves, to enforce these provisions with the

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guests will be john kirby from the national security council and mississippi republican governor tate reeves. check it out live forest at the dvr. thanks for watching "special report." jesse watters prime time with guest host sean duffy starts now. >> i appreciate it. ♪ ♪ 's all right, it's not a secret that when you're not feeling passionate or happy with something you're not going to take care of it. maybe you got dumped and you're not feeling the love so you let yourself go and everything around you go. >> this is disgusting. >> what are you burning? >> everything. everything that reminds me of her and i need it gone. i thought i was fine. i'm not. i'm not fine at all. >> sean: may be just got fired and you don't want to do with yourself. >> i am completely measurable, san diego. it is so damn hot. milk was a bad choice. >> sean: you start to let yourself go. that's what's happening in america. when you don't love where you're from, you let it fall apart. right now, as our major cities are rotting, there's no sense of ownership. our leaders are just letting it happen. we are seeing this i

over the weekend, mississippi governor tate reeves said he will enforce the state's trigger law.ss there is an injunction which forces us not to enforce it. then of course, we're going to enforce the law as it currently exists. the clinic filed the lawsuit three days after the u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade 12. other us states also have abortion trigger laws in place. well, those states that trigger law needs nothing to go into effect and then other states need whether it's an attorney general's ratification or supreme court ratification of the supreme court opinion they need some some actual, um. ability for the state to trigger that law. and that clinic is still seeing patients and if this trigger wall is pushed through, it will likely be shut down in jackson, mississippi, joy addison ktvu. fox two news, something we will be following joy. thank you. we're learning. at least 30. people were detained during a pride march in the capital of turkey. last week , police moved in after dozens of people holding rainbow flags defied a ban on pride events. the group was a