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0 >> the genuine danger from the ex presidents attempt to martyr the insurrectionists and what republicans are losing by nominating even more magana to new hampshire and beyond. when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. less than two months until these midterm elections. people all over the country as we've documented our mobilizing to protect abortion rights. while republican politicians across the country are pledging to ban abortion anyway they can. >> in mississippi, the republican house speaker there said that his state quote, has an opportunity to leav...

The latest survey also gave Republican incumbents single-digit leads in two other statewide races. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick led Democrat Mike Collier by 7 points, and Attorney General Ken Paxton registered a 5-point advantage over Democrat Rochelle Garza.

Tennessee's abortion ban trigger law has been in effect for weeks now, and doctors said it's putting them in a tricky spot: at the intersection of medicine and the law.

Providers in a position where we have to choose between our duty to patients or potentially violating this law that dates back to 1931, and potentially being prosecuted. >> let's talk about the bigger issue here. the politicization of a medical procedure. is this the kind of testimony you expected to give as a doctor? >> all of this has been quite unexpected this year. i did not. the last last two years for public health has been a whirlwind of covid-19 and dealing with monkeypox and having to deal a ruling back of our abortion rights, like michigan, it was very surprising. >> for those who ar...

Decades trying to restrict abortion rights. now that they have managed to grab that brass ring, many republicans appear to be deep in regret. since roe was overturned, more abortions are planned and at least ten states. three new ones just this week. republican-led tennessee and idaho passing near total bans with no exceptions for rape or incest, or even the life of the mud in idaho. in texas, a trigger law that would punish doctors with possible life in prison, and 100,000 dollar fine. one third of u.s. women now living in a state with bands. that is a lot of potential voters. this turns from...