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Respects the rule of law, that's a better message than fearmongering from the far-right. we also know that we can take nothing for granted. the last time we had a race like this was 2019. we were ahead, as i think we are ahead right. now but right-wing's flooded the. state and we want to get up losing by 5000 hundred 81 votes. that is less than one vote for precinct. so we are sprinting, we are sprinting because this is our last shot before the 2024 election. do not have a supreme court populated by election denialists who would be willing to overturn the most sacred cornerstone of our democra...

Than 60% of wisconsin voters favor legal abortion. how big of a factor is this in this particular race. and do you think that voters in the state know the various perspectives of the two candidates on the ballot on this issue? >> yeah, so striking. even the proposal you just described. some republicans put forward immediately directed to the republican party said no. no exceptions for rape or for incest. there are far-right groups that have endorsed dan kelly, the republican supreme court candidate who wanted to eliminate the exception for the life of the mother that was included in the law in...

But either way we know that eventually at some point the wisconsin supreme court will decide on the case about the constitutionality of the 1849 abortion ban. >> and then what does that mean for people in wisconsin? >> sure. if it is decided that it is competition, it will mean on the books. janet -- has been pretty clear that she believes it is unconstitutional. and we'll decide against it. in that case there also maybe some options. if the court decides to redraw the maps, that is the more indirect way in which abortion could be supported or not supported in wisconsin. specifically there was...

That we can't predict how they will rule on abortion cases, explain for us if you would what is at stake for the people of wisconsin? >> well, thank you so much for having me. i want to say [inaudible] a decision on 1849 law that made performing abortions illegal or a felony. all to say, something really quick. what misunderstood here is the nature of this law. when this law was passed, wisconsin was a new, state it was borrowing legislation from other. states and it didn't actually reputation until 4 to 6 months. because we didn't know when people were pregnant, right? it wasn't until 1858 un...

And i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. >> early voting is but underway (soft music) for -- the wisconsin supreme court seat. election day is april 4th. liberal candidate judge jennifer sailing -- daniel kelly could upset the quite's current's conservative majority. -- abortion rights in battleground state as the supreme court will rule on whether an 1849 ban on this procedure should be upheld. another major issue at state...