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The shelter one day, and they brought her to a texas christian crisis pregnancy facility, where they made her listen to antiabortion counseling against her will. so they were happy to take her out of the shelter for that, but they would not let her out of the shelter to attend her actual appointment to get an abortion. again, she had a constitutional right to get. and so, this story came to our attention, it became news when the aclu sued on her behalf. the case went to federal court in washingt...

A good way. and so, that with us you might expect. that lawyer for the trump administration got his hat handed to him in the courtroom. he lost that case. the aclu one. the 17 year old girl, jane doe, ultimately was able to get an abortion. now there was a little blip in the case. two federal appeals court judges stepped in, one arguing that you didnt have any rights because she was an immigrant, which is not the way the constitution works. the other one arguing that, basically, the trump admini...

Remarkable what he was trying to get the court to agree to and she did not mean remarkable in a good way. and so yeah, that wen as you might expect. that lawyer for the trump administration who got his hat handed to him in the courtroom, he lost that case. the aclu won. and this 17-year-old girl, jane doe, ultimately was able to get that abortion. now, there was a little sort of blip in the case. two federal appeals court judges stepped in. one arguing that she didnt have any rights because she ...

To some to reopen schools. >> i saw a nice piece arguing that the opening of schools may only cost us 2 or 3% in terms of total mortality. >> reporter: the backlash was swift and oz later said he misspoke. a 2014 study in the british medical journal found a 40 randomly selected episodes from oz television show, his health recommendations were based on evidence 46% of the time. >> here is what were going to do. >> reporter: the following year a group of doctors and professors sent this letter to ...

Dr. oz made comments that were interpreted to mean that 3% total mortality due to covid was worth the cost to some to reopen schools. >> i just saw a nice piece arguing that the opening of schools may only cost us 2 or 3% in terms of mortality. oz later said he misspoke. a 2004 study found that of 40 randomly selected episodes from ozs television show his health recommendations were based on evidence just 46% of the time. the following year, a group of doctors and professors sent this letter to ...

He lost that case. the aclu won.ti and this 17-year-old girl, jane doe, ultimately was able to get that abortion.7- now, there was a little sort of blip in the case. two federal appeals court judges stepped in, one arguing that she didnt have any rights because she was an imgrarngts which isnt the way our constitution works. the other one arguing that basically the trump administration lawyer should be rescued and that terrible case should be rescued and the trump administration should be allowe...

Was having issues with the virus. >> thats dr. oz speaking with larry king last year about using the controversial antimalaria drug hydroxychloroquine to fight the coronavirus, remarks that he later walked back. >> because its believed to be so safe, its used widely and it turns out that it might have an effect against this virus. >> reporter: the fact is the cdc has noted the drugs efficacy to either prevent or treat this infection are unknown. its warned that unsupervised use can cause serious...

Through the pandemic this winter, winter being a greater concern than the summer in this pandemic wasnt what was interesting was the emphasis once again that he put on getting everyone around the world vaccinated. that will be music to the heirs of the who which is been warning against vaccine nationalism, warning against vaccine nationalism, warning against vaccine nationalism, warning against richer countries in the world taking the lions share of the world taking the lions share of the vaccin...

0 federal government. now this man had no experience with refugees, no experience with resettlement, and for sure hes perfect. it is the office of refugee resettlement, he has no experience with either of those words are concepts although im sure he did know his way around anknow his although, im sure he did know his way around an office. what he did have experience in is that he was a lifelong, hard-core antiabortion, anticontraception activist. and it turns out, we learned, that whether or not...

Whos arguing in front of the court today? three lawyers, one representing mississippi, one representing that last abortion clinic left there, and a third representing the biden administration, which wants to keep legal abortion intact. and listen, this is the single most important legal showtown showtown in three decades. its the case opponents of abortion have been waiting for. just a reminder, our nbc news poll from august found a slim but clear majority of u.s. adults think abortion should be...