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Effect. the 1849 law says any person other than the mother who intentionally destroys the life of an unborn child is guilty of a felony. the punishment up to six years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine. but the governor and the attorney general are filing suit to repeal the law. joining me now wisconsin attorney general josh call. attorney general, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us. this bill is from 1849. women didn't even have the right to vote then. what consequences that could women in your state face with this law in place now? >> yeah, you know, this is a criminal abortion ban...

Until we get clarity in the courts or see legislative action. >> wisconsin attorney general, josh call. coming up next, everybody, we're going to take it alabama's bible belt where one group, the only of its time, is fighting for the black lgbt community. i will be right back. .

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Carveout of the filibuster and exception for abortion rights for families in our country, for women in our country so they can make decisions for themselves. they should not have to worry that there is an attorney general from oklahoma that might come into their lives and ruin all of the planning that they have made for their own families. i think that the president is right. i think it is time for us to carveout the exception for abortion. the filibuster has to be amended , or it has to be eliminated. otherwise we are just going to see, not just in this area, but gun rights, climate, and so m...

, are challenging a 173-year- old law that and generally all abortion. the governor and ag announcing this following the supreme courts decision to overturn roe. the once dormant law went into effect the date it roe was reversed. wisconsin attorney general, josh call. thank you for joining us on this. the argument is that more recent state statutes supersede and overrule this 100+-year-old law that was in the books, that is now essentially in effect in the state of wisconsin. taught me through it. >> that's right. last week friday when the decision overturning roe went down, access to safe and...