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across the nation the health care that they need. the states attorney general adjust that this morning. >> we are building an infrastructure to deal with the influx of individuals who are seeking safe and legal abortions in a state of new york. we have already seen an increase, and we anticipate that we will see more individuals coming from ohio, pennsylvania and other states. this fund will assist individuals with transportation, with childcare and with housing. because here in new yo...

Reproductive rights. the nation you live in today, the divided states of america, when it comes to abortion access. fridays ruling pulls the country back to an error where abortions were not only hard to obtain but incredibly dangerous. in the weeks and months to come, up to 26 states are certain or likely to ban abortion access. people in the south and other parts of the country will have to travel hundreds of miles to seek reproductive care. that radical to decision by the conservative super m...

And criminalization. pregnant women, certainly, but also doctors and pharmacists, and clinical staffers, volunteers, friends, family members of anyone comes into meaningful contact with a pregnancy that does not and in a healthy birth. joining me now, two-time peabody award winning journalist, lulu garcia navarro. shes the host of the new podcast, the new york times opinion first person. lou, your first episode of first person podcast was on abortion. very timely. you spoke with a woman who was ...

And i can say that the stories were out there, what happened to women if they needed an abortion. to see us going back to knitting needles and the whole thing, im stunned. i dont understand. >> as americans hit the streets protesting supreme courts decision to overturn roe, the message is clear. we wont hold back. but with new lives coming to fruition, life after wrote may end up in an even darker place. -- rights for the new yorker, quote, the future that we now inhabit will not resemble the pa...

Am so sorry, thi decision that you made, you will not be able to access the south here today. we had to tell them that because politicians made that decision for them instead. our republican legislation failed on so many occasions to repeal that 173 year old law, including a special session recently, where they gaveled in and gaveled out and 12 seconds, after governor called for that special session. >> when you tell patients we cant serve you, you have to go home, what was their response? >> it...

For providers in wisconsin, of what help can you be? where do you tell them to go? >> all of our health centers are open across the state. we had 22 health centers across the state, and we had three health centers at pride abortion. we are asking people to please still contact the health attorney in wisconsin, because we can provide some of the care that is not abortion. we have hired navigators to help connect people to other states, where abortion is still safe and we go. we could be there for...

Have to have a baby that i was not ready to have, or i would have to have an abortion. i believe that would be, you know, just the most wrong thing. >> lulu, talk to me about the decision to launch your podcast with the story about abortion and why you wanted to share this story, in particular. >> yeah, first person is the answer to this question that i often hear from people, which is, why do people believe what they believe? we live in a moment where no one wants to listen to a point of view t...

To provide care at the right necessary. cal perry, as always, thank you so much for being with us. abortion procedures have also stopped in wisconsin. unlike other states with new, wisconsins abortion ban dates back to 1849. it is one of the states where old laws, 1849, are coming back into place. with me now, the president of planned parenthood advocates in wisconsin, tanya -- you are down the ground, tell me what it looks like interstate. >> this is absolutely devastating for the people of wis...

Its heartbreaking. as someone that has had an abortion, who grew up in poverty, i understand the implications of this. i understand what this feeling is like to not know what will happen to you, do not have power over your body. it has not been easy. >> not easy at all, and as you said, the work continues, and the work begins a new. advocates, we talked about this, the three of us who have been preparing for a long time for the moment, how does an organization like yours plan to help people that...