Tonight on the readout.

What Idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate and suffer the lifelong health consequences with no possible upside for the fetus.

It just stacks tragedy upon tragedy.

And it can't be the appropriate, you know, it's become transfer

is the appropriate standard of care in Idaho,

but it can't be the right standard of care to force somebody

onto a helicopter.

The Supreme Court hears two monumental cases this week today on whether federal law requires

emergency abortion care in states with

strict bans. The other one tomorrow will determine if Donald Trump faces any

consequences at all for his alleged crimes. And that's where we begin tonight.

Legal accountability for one man, Donald Trump, from two different courts.

Trump certainly believes that the rules do not apply to him.

It's a central part of who he is as a person.

But in one court, the New York State Supreme Court, we are waiting on a decision from

Judge Juan Marchon on whether Donald Trump will face consequences for 10 alleged

violations of his gag order in his hush money election interference trial.

Trump seems to be going out of his way to prove a point that prosecutor Christopher

Conroy argued on Tuesday.

He knows what he's not allowed to do,

and he does it anyway.

It turns out in an interview just minutes

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