All right, thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to Primetime. Alabama just passed a

law that bans almost all abortions. They clearly want to go to the Supreme Court. We're going to

get after the two most pressing questions. What's the chance that this law makes it to the Supreme

Court and is Roe V Wade vulnerable? And if so, how? We have key insights and information on both of

those. But this issue is much more about politics than it is about law at this point. And in

Alabama, it was all about men, zero women, and Alabama's Senate voted to pass the ban.

We have one of only four women, part of that body here, and she's far from finished with to fight.

A lot of chatter as well tonight about the military plans this president and his pals are working

up to deal with Iran. Where is Congress in the equation? The Constitution says they are supposed

to declare war not the president. We have a Senate Foreign Relations Committee member on what

lawmakers may do to stop the president. What do you say? Let's get after it.

Look, it matters that it's all men making these decisions. 25 lawmakers voted to take away a woman's

right to control her own body in Alabama last night. Now this afternoon, the state's female governor

did sign that extreme anti-abortion bill into law. It will make it a felony for a service provider,

a medical provider, a clinician, a doctor to perform an abortion at any stage of pregnancy,

even if there is a health risk to the mother. Not even in preg nation by rape and preg nation by

incest, neither is excluded from the measure. Listen to one of the four women in Alabama's Senate

taking some of her male colleagues to task. Do you know what it's like to be raped?

No, ma'am, I don't. Do you know what it's like to have a relative commit incest on you?

On me, no ma'am. Yes, on you. Okay. So that's one of those traumas that a person experiences,

just like that child experienced. And to take that choice away from that person who had such a

traumatic act committed against them to be left with the residue of that person, if you will,

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