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Clearly, your organization is not satisfied, what more would you like to see the president do? >> thank you for having me on. i think that we need some clarity in terms of what is in the current executive order and we would like to see it go further. we would like to see a public health emergency declared and we would like to see the whole of government commitment that he made in september, to be you know, intuition, we think it is great that hhs is going to have a 30 day plan, we would like to ...

Ensure that women can have access to abortion in parts of the united states. many of these steps in this executive order, frankly, are codifying things we have already seen president biden talk about. or the hhs secretary javier becerra pledge to do. there are four key components here, the first of which is safeguarding access to reproductive healthcare services including protecting access to medication abortion, thats something we have heard the hhs secretary talking about, protecting the priva...

The pbs news hour, and from the new york times, and from the washington post. the president mentioned the quick action following supreme court decision, we can put up the map, there are dozen states already where abortion is already illegal or significantly restricted, and another 12 to 13 states with that is expected to be the case, certainly by the time it rolls around, substantively, how confident is the white house, that stands on legal ground, when it says that it wants hhs, health and huma...

Married couples. what century are they in? used to be a case called connecticut versus griswold which was declared unconstitutional. a married couple in the privacy of their bedroom could not decide to use contraception. right now, in all 50 states and the district of columbia, atted forable care act guarantees insurance kroof raj for womens health services, including free birth control. the executive order directs hhs to identify ways to expand access to reproductive health services like iuds, ...

Constitutional right to contraception even among married couples. what century are we end? they used to be a case called connecticut versus griswold which was declared unconstitutional in the late 60s that said a married couple in the privacy of their bedroom could not decide to use contraception. right now in all 50 states and the district of columbia, the affordable care act ensures including free birth control. the executive to order encourages hhs to expand reproductive health services like ...

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And the challenge from the court to the american women and men, this is a nation. the challenge is go out and vote. for god sakes, theres an election in november, vote, vote, vote, vote. consider the challenge accepted, court. president biden signed an executive order today to protect womens reproductive rights in a post-roe america. the order directs hhs to boost access to abortion pills and contraceptions and aims to protect the privacy of those seeking moves on abortion. the move comes as a...

And thats through governors. >> i dont think the courts or for that matter republicans for decades who have pushed the extreme agenda have a clue about the power of american women but theyre about to find out in my view. its my hope and strong belief that women will turn out in record numbers to reclaim the rights that were taken from them by the court. >> reporter: some of what were seeing here is a heightened anger and focus and fury, if you will, in a presidential speech, in part because the ...

Almost everything that they do, even this, but a lot of democrats et cetera low hanging fruit for the administration, the announcement today. expect all of it to come under legal challenges, so the fact that they move forward with it, and formalized, they were already directing agencies to do immediately after the roe decision came down and it means that they clearly feel that they have a strong footing and enough legal footing to protect these. and also for doj and hhs to do as much as they can...

Criminalized for treating her, that delayed treatment and a call to the hospital lawyer, was concerned that the hospital will be penalized if the doctor provide life-saving care, it is outrageous. i do not care what your position is. it is outrageous. and it is dangerous. that is why the hhs, department of health and human services, and to ensure that all patients, including women and girls, experiencing pregnancy loss, they get the emergency care they need under federal law and that doctors hav...