involved with is that texas was one of the first states to sue over obama care and saying it was uninstitutionaln terms of insurance. and the president backed away from a major component of obama care. this does it vindicate the lawsuit thaw foiled with others? >> the very day that obama care signed in law, i joined with 13 other attorney generals to fight against obama care. we anyhow and believed that obama care trampled our constitutional rights. we anyhow at that time, the train wreck that obama care would be with regard to our health care system and how completely unworkable it would be to implement it to law. it locks like president obama is realizing what we have known all along. obama care is unworkable and they will not be able to implement it and harmful to employees and workers in this country. look at what the national labor unions said this week. it will be a disaster, a nightmare for the average every day worker harming the health care system and harming their ability to have a 40 hour work week. >> we just have been talking about detroit earlier. texas had the opposite experience

involved with is that texas was one of the first states to sue over obama care and saying it was uninstitutionaln terms of insurance. and the president backed away from a major component of obama care. this does it vindicate the lawsuit thaw foiled with others? >> the very day that obama care signed in law, i joined with 13 other attorney generals to fight against obama care. we anyhow and believed that obama care trampled our constitutional rights. we anyhow at that time, the train wreck that obama care would be with regard to our health care system and how completely unworkable it would be to implement it to law. it locks like president obama is realizing what we have known all along. obama care is unworkable and they will not be able to implement it and harmful to employees and workers in this country. look at what the national labor unions said this week. it will be a disaster, a nightmare for the average every day worker harming the health care system and harming their ability to have a 40 hour work week. >> we just have been talking about detroit earlier. texas had the opposite experience

after six weeks and that is north dakota and currently that law is challenged in the courts as uninstitutional. texas new bill would require doctors to determine whether a fetal heartbeat exists before legally performing an abortion. here is what governor rick perry said yesterday upon signing the ban into law. >> it is our responsibility and duty to give voice to the unborn, the individuals whose survival is at stake. this bill lives up to that responsibility. >> joining me now is state representative harold dutton, a democrat from texas and not to be outdone he has introduced a bill that would block anti-abortion laws until the death penalty is abolished. thank you for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. >> i want to get your response to the new six-week abortion bill. do you think it stands a chance of making it through this special session? >> well, the legislation really has two separate parts. one is the 20-week ban. but the other part of, which is far more onerous, creates hurdles for abortion clinics that we anticipate will result in fewer clinics obviously and so what it does is