host: tim carney. guest: there's a lot going on here and it is often misunderstood by the media who reports on it. these two has to do pretty well. the bottom line is that roe v. wade took abortion out of not just the states but congress. when dobbs came in and it down roe v. wade, and returned the issue of abortion, like the issue of gun control, minim wage, etc., to the political realm both on the federal and the state level. a lot of republican responses to eight, lindsey graham from south carolina, might support what pence calls the minimum standard, that on a federal level, after 15 weeks abortion will be outlawed except in cases like rape, incest and severe threat to the physical health of the mother. the states could more restrictive. 95% of abortions are in the first 15 weeks. so the 5% of later abortions would need to have one of these exemptions in order to be legal. if florida wanted to outlaw it at six weeks when the baby has a heartbeat, florida can do that. but new york obviously would no

host: tim carney.st: there's a lot going on here and it is often misunderstood by the media who reports on it. these two has to do pretty well. the bottom line is that roe v. wade took abortion out of not just the states but congress. when dobbs came in and it down roe v. wade, and returned the issue of abortion, like the issue of gun control, minim wage, etc., to the political realm both on the federal and the state level. a lot of republican responses to eight, lindsey graham from south carolina, might support what pence calls the minimum standard, that on a federal level, after 15 weeks abortion will be outlawed except in cases like rape, incest and severe threat to the physical health of the mother. the states could more restrictive. 95% of abortions are in the first 15 weeks. so the 5% of later abortions would need to have one of these exemptions in order to be legal. if florida wanted to outlaw it at six weeks when the baby has a heartbeat, florida can do that. but new york obviously would not pa

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thursday morning, senior fellow tim carney discusses the gop presidential candidate debate and former president trump's arraignment in the fulton county, georgia elections interference's case. and then we discussed the supreme court decision in biden versus nebraska which struck down the biden administration's student debt relief program. this is part of a weeklong series looking at key supreme court cases from 2022 through 2020 three. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> thursday, donald trump turns himsf into authorities at the fulton county jail in atlanta for processing in relation to felony racketeering and conspiracy charges folwing an investigation into alleged efforts by him and 18 others to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. we will have live coverage from atlanta and alsopen the phones to get your reaction. that begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. >> healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. when citiz