Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana Abortion Law

In a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana abortion
law Monday, effectively saving the right to choose in the state.
The law, which was enacted in 2014, required doctors to have active
admitting privileges at a hospital near the facility where they
provide abortions. Chief Justice John Roberts voted with the
four-member liberal wing, opposing the votes of both
Trump-appointed justices. We'll discuss the details of the case and
explore what this ruling means for the future of abortion laws
across the country.