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Candidates saying this is serious. >> so that's the question of intensity, then. there is the question of what people overall think of abortion and then there is the question of who is most motivated on the issue. of the motivation question, we can put a poll up, a harvard political poll on the question of medicaid funding for abortion, and two things jump out at you there. overall, 55 democratic voters. the democrats were chasing sort of the liberal wing of the party. biden, until yesterday, had been articulating a position, whatever you think of it, a position that was in line of where a lot...

Children. literally three or four more times likely to die from pregnancy-related conditions. to heidi's point about there was plenty of time to chew this over, if you think about the heartbeat bill from ohio which was signed in april, that was a 7-year process. i mean, it's not as if some of the challenges we've seen in states were just suddenly erupted and appeared. there's really been a long, steady march. what about the fact that president trump, when he was elected, made it very clear he was going to design a federal bench that was going to go after roe v. wade and that that was a litmus ...

If it's friday, it's "meet the press daily." greetings. i'm steve kornacki in for chuck todd. we begin with the 2020 campaign so far with the democratic frontrunner, former vice president joe biden. this as he scrambles to explain his sudden shift to the left on abortion, in a campaign which seemed to be owning the center. we have a lot to talk about with her. biden was hit by a lot of attacks in the 2020 field following cnbc's reporting on wednesday. amid those attacks, he then reversed course last night. >> for many years as u.s. senator, i've supported the hyde amendment, like many, many ot...

Is important here. >> does he now support a litmus test for a supreme court justice on the issue of abortion? will he ask a potential supreme court justice how they rule on roe? does he now support it in an unprecedented crisis? >> i'm not getting ahead of the vice president. i think he's been very clear about how -- >> is he not ruling it out anymore? >> i'm not going to get ahead of the vice president on it, steve, but i appreciate the question. thank you. >> how about his votes five times in the 1990s, including two to override a democratic president, to ban partial birth abortion. does he ...

Reproductive health care for women all over the united states. so yes, that is something that the district, the appellate, and the supreme court level, that i would make sure those judges understand. >> do you see any place, any moment, i should say, from conception to birth, when there should be a cut-off? when abortion should not be allowed? there have been proposals as early as six weeks. we've talked about it in alabama. they call at this time heartbeat bills. you've had 20-week proposals, 24-week proposals, around the point of viability. is there any point you believe it is too late to al...