HARLOW: All right. This is really significant. So by the end of today, Missouri could be the first state in the country since Roe versus Wade to not have a single clinic performing abortions. The state's Department of Health is refusing to renew the license for the only Planned Parenthood clinic in the state.</s>SCIUTTO: I mean, this is really turning back the clock, really, back to pre-1973, when that was the law of the land in a number of places. It will be quite impactful for people living there. This as states around the country are passing a string of restrictive abortion laws, a bill passed in Georgia recently, now has major film and TV studios reconsidering whether to continue production in the state if this law takes effect. An executive with Netflix expressed concern about the future production of shows, such as Stranger Things and Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, questioned the practicality of shooting films, such as Black Panther and Avengers End Game in the State of Georgia unless that law is blocked by the courts. Imagine the economic effect of that. CNN's Senior Media Correspondent, Brian Stelter, joins us now. And this is part of a continuing phenomenon, right, Brian, where you have corporations responding to policy issues with enormous impact.</s>BRIAN STELTER, CNN SENIOR MEDIA CORRESPONDENT: And this is not an economic boycott yet, but it could be. Right now, it's an economic warning from virtually all of the major Hollywood studios, from Metflix and Disney, to Comcast and Viacom, and CNN's parent company, Warner Media, which has a big hub in Georgia. Warner media says, we will think about not having any new productions in Georgia if this law goes into effect. We're hearing that from other companies as well, like AMC, which produces The Walking Dead in Georgia. They say they will reevaluate staying in George, again, if this law goes in effect. And that's the if right now. NBC and other companies are saying, we know what's going on.
Missouri Could Become The First State Without An Abortion Clinic.