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potentially coming in days. >> they attack medication that for 20 years the fda ruled as being safe. se restrictions on abortion. thats where >> i do believe in commonsense restrictions on abortion thats where america is at >> as republican presidential hopefuls continue to struggle with the abortion issue post-roe. >> i would literally sign the most conservative pro-life legislation that they can get through congress. >> even if it was six weeks. >> im not going to talk about six or f...

We will talk to congressman James Clyburn of south carolina, about this massive showdown, and the very real impact of a government shutdown. Plus, Meet The Press Moderator Christian presses donald trump to explain where he stands on Abortion Bans. Why his answer did exactly clear that up. But, the former president did make clear who called the shots, on denying the 2020 election results. And democrat adam is on the ballot for a second time, working to oust republican threat lauren boebert, from ...

>> i what youre hoping to get and you can get 60 votes with 20 weeks would you do it? >> i certainly would look at that, but here is what the bill does the bill talks about previability and viability and relies on medical expertise because that time may change as medicine advances. so we recognize that from the get-go, and i think thats the appropriate way to do it, but i do want to get this measure passed. >> but you are willing to have some compromise if that was the price of getting more repu...

Of this case. if she had ingested cocaine pre-viability and had the same negative consequences to her child, do you think the state had an interest in enforcing that law against her? >> the state may have, your honor. the state can certainly regulate to serve its interests in fetal life and womens health. it would deter women from seeking pre-natal care. >> the previability as well as post viability. >> no, the court has been clear that after viability, states can prohibit abortion except to sav...

Cocaine during pregnancy. and her case was post-viability, so it doesnt fit in the facts of this case. if she had ingested cocaine pre-viability, and had the same negative consequences to her child, do you think the state had an interest in enforcing that law against her? >> the state may have, your honor. the state can certainly regular utility to serve its interests and fetal life and in womens health. those particular laws tend to undermine both of those interests, because they deter women fr...

Their way. >> yes. >> so you say that constitution overrides that requirement in this case? >> yes. >> and what about the cases where sb-8 could be constitutionally applied, consistent with roe and casey? should they file those lawsuits? should they try to determine which side of the line they fall on? post-viability, not for medical reasons, that would meet a roe and casey test? are they supposed to apply roe and casey themselveses? >> i dont think -- i think that they should be injoined from d...

0 weeks. lindsey? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. and in just seconds, well take you inside the supreme court to hear arguments in two challenges to the texas abortion law. im lindsey reiser in for stephanie ruhle. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. good morning. its 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. im jose diaz-balart. and we begin with something that hasnt happened before. for the first time ever, msnbc will bring you live oral arguments from the u.s. supreme court as it...

That case made abortion legal in the united states. but this week the state attorney general reversed course, arguing roe should indeed be overturned. joining us now to discuss the politics at play, msnbc legal analyst melissa murray. she was a former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor and nick ra thad. how could this case potentially alter reproductive rights in the united states? >> mississippi has offered the court two different paths for dismantling reproductive rights, which is where the ...

And after roe versus wade was really substantially changed actually in southeastern planned parenthood versus casey, in that case that sandra day oconnor authored, still the dividing line was viability. and under casey, a state cannot outlaw abortion previability. it just cant do it. post viability, the state can outlaw abortion, but under casey the state would still have to provide exemptions for such things as to protect the womans health or her life or in other circumstances. so when the nebr...

Me. >> lets just call it for simplicity sake the nebraska bill, even though now its been proposed in 14 other states. does the nebraska bill seem like at a basic level roe versus wade is supposed to stop states from passing laws like that? >> absolutely. roe versus wade establishes that it is a womans fundamental, constitutional right to choose to terminate a pregnancy if she wants to. and after roe versus wade was really substantially changed actually in southeastern planned parenthood versus c...