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Take on your wild world in style. ♪ so in the wake of the leak supremed court draft opinion, which we are not is not final by john roberts, democrats vow to fight for abortion access but as expected, today's effort to codify roe v. wade has failed. so, what does that mean for their fight now? joining me now, democratic senator ckatherine cortez she actually co-sponsored bill that was in fact defeated today and run for re-election. senator, thanker you for joining tonight. you know, senator, one of the things people have been talking about is this word symbolism and the idea of was this a s...

Bring this charge. how will i prove that her pregnancy was not the result of a rape or incest? because if she is in a state where there are exceptions for either one of those, it is going to impact my case against her, right? do i have to have a mip kwli trial before hand? or will the burden be on her now to prove that she, in fact, buzz the victim after i have given my case in chief. and let's say, i could actually prosecute. how do i voir dire my jury? will we be inclined to strike every juror who is pro-choice or pro-life? do i ip quire as if it were a case of somebody being a victim of a c...

Abortion prior to fetal viability, which is around week 23 in the trimester framework. that was already the law of the land under roe and the subs subsequent supreme court ruling. now, after that point, it says abortions can't be prohibited if a medical provider makes the call that, quote, continuation of the pregnancy would pose a risk of the pregnant patient's life or health. unquote. that is also althe law under ro and the language actually mirrors what many states have on the books right now. but you see, this bill was not the only oproe posele that was on the table. in fact, fod rate repu...

Masto, thank you so much. >> thank you. so as we discussed, the senate vote didn't go the way democrats hoped which means that if alito's final-majority opinion is anything like the leaked draft that we saw, roe v. wade is likely to be struck down. you know, 26 states are certain or likely to ban abortion the minute that happens. leading to a whole patchwork of abortion laws in this country. in fact, several already have trigger bans that would criminalize abortions, possibly even for the patient. anyway, look. as a former federal prosecutor, there are so many wes that come to mind but it be...

Homicide as some skbjurisdictio under their trigger lawing? misdemeanor or manor manslaughter? and what about a prosecutor we already spoke upon to who exercised their discretion not to pursue the charge? or what if one prosecutor in the office decides to prosecute women but another declines to do so? is it, in fact, luck of the draw for the accused at that point? not exactly equal application or justice under the law. all these questions, i am wondering, does zsh do these render the law as symbolic, perhaps, as today's vote has been accused of? you see, overturning roe -- it may put the focus...