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>> i think it's most important race in 2023. i totally agree with you there. the wisconsin supreme -- probably now the most gerrymandered state legislature in the country. 50/50 state. democrats have only about 35% of the state legislature. strictly as a result of the way in which he lines were drawn. it's unbelievably gerrymandered. the supreme court in wisconsin will have the opportunity to if he lawsuit were brought to decide whether or not those lines as drawn were consistent with the constitution of wisconsin. beyond that, there are reproductive -- reproductive component to this case as w...

On the joy side. wisconsin is not like every state. we have the 1849 law that you mention that is now in effect, stopped abortion -- so it has elevated the issue here. making its way into line every other state. there will be some guide to the competing messages that the two parties will have into 2024. >> i have less than a minute left. i've already asked you to tie these two issues together for me. >> let me just say this. and wisconsin there is already been $30 million spent on the traditional election, something that hasn't been seen before at the level of -- we will see more of that acros...

Served in the air force. my mother was a teacher. the youngest sister, was also, there and with my older sisters it was about studio, and activism, and over the last year we held debates with aduba -- gubernatorial candidate. we harold q&as and as well as q&a. and janet -- which is from wisconsin, a good, durable wisconsin name. so we had a q&a with them. with w i with him in milwaukee. and a really important election for reproductive rights and the laws in wisconsin date back to 1849. so before, that the family with three people, we lost women's rights in place. gerrymandering, gun control. p...

You don't know what i am thinking about that abortion ban. you have no idea. these things you do not know. >> with me now, tiffany green, an associate professor at the university of wisconsin. the medicine department of population, helps scientists and [inaudible] gynecology. thank you so much for being here, professor greene, not sure where that were tripped me up. here's the thing, we have heard this from judges before. 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...

Reputation until 4 to 6 months. because we didn't know when people were pregnant, right? it wasn't until 1858 under the influence of american medical association, including members who were wisconsinites, that they took out the term -- that's one abortion, whenever a pregnancy became illegal. right now there is not going to be an immediate fallout from this. we don't know when the case will come. the state attorney general -- come before the supreme court. it is still in the dane county circuit court. but either way we know that eventually at some point the wisconsin supreme court will decide ...