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Say no, we're not having it. it's a huge warning shot across the bow of republicans and others who continue to cling to these positions that are just not popular with the majority of americans. >> it is a resounding turnout. 3 million voters in a state of 12 million citizens in august. as you said, john, this was engineered to depress turnout. this was engineered to create a threshold where a clear majority couldn't change a constitution. again, it seems to me that republicans -- i mean, maybe they get it behind closed doors, but, you know, you look at wisconsin, they're operating off a total ...

Abortion ban going back to 1849 that republicans keep on the book. and yet they get wiped out in wisconsin, they get wiped out in kansas. they lose in kentucky, they lose in these red states and yet they can't seem to help themselves. they stay with these extreme positions. i think it's safe you call them extreme positions when 90% of americans are opposed to abortion laws that have no exceptions for rape, incest, life of the mother. it is extreme. do not see any movement among your republican peers in the house and the growing understanding that they are in the extremist part of the american ...

Political consequences, madam speaker, of their extreme positions. so when 10-year-old girls have to flee the state of ohio after they've been raped, when you have candidates talking about how girls being raped by their uncles are perfect examples of why there aren't any exceptions, in wisconsin an abortion complete abortion ban going back to 1849, that republicans keep on the book, and yet, they get wiped out in wisconsin, they get wiped out in kansas, they lose in kentucky, they lose in these red states and yet they can't seem to help themselves. they stay with these extreme positions. i thi...

>> the supreme court turned 50 years of precedent on its head. and everything that you and i talked about a year ago that would happen, has happened. we have a patch work of laws and we have welcome in texas who are told they have to keep carrying their baby after they learned that their baby is going to die. we have a 10-year-old girl in ohio that had to go to another state after she was raped to get an abortion. we have a law on the books in wisconsin from 1849 that is governing women's reproductive rights today. the leaked alito opinion said it best, as someone said afterwards, why move for...

Their baby after they learned that their baby is going to die. we have a 10-year-old girl in ohio that had to go to another state after she was raped to get an abortion. bee we have a law in the books in wisconsin from 1849 that's governing women's reproductive rights today and the leaked alito opinion probably said it best when they quoted a middle-aged treatus. why move forward if they nailed it back in 1223. we know they didn't nail it back there and the women of the country and the men who support them have come forward in big ways, voting in big ways to reject these republican policies in...