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This is what we want to do, we want people to understand they are in a safe space, to be able to feel psychologically that they can make an error and no one is going to criticise them for it. our session wasjoined from the us and malaysia, but the system lets doctors anywhere train remotely. what excites me is using it for something like a c—section, when in developing countries that procedure can literally be a life or death procedure because doctors arent sufficiently trained. so basically, ...

Your our states and others. in san antonio, texas, we had patients in the clinic with us that we were then forced to tell that we could not provide their services that day. and it was really painful. it was painful for them and it was painful for us to deliver that news as well. >> i know because of hipaa laws you cant tell us who, but can you give us a sense of where these patients were in the process, maybe an age of someone. was there somebody who, for example, was in just before the procedur...

>> exactly. and we only learned about the eastman known now because he made the motion to get his phone back. which is a really hard motion to win. so it really, what he did is just disclose that he is involved. he made the exposure that hes involved in this investigation at doj. but i dont think hes the target. >> and mika, there is not a lot of mystery around what john eastman did, we saw the memo chapter and verse of what he wanted and expected vice president pence to do to not certify the re...

Right? were seeing protests everywhere. >> thats part of -- yeah, thats definitely part of the reason also, police brutality and the way protesters are treated. this isnt my first time out on streets. ive seen protesters get hit by cars, ive seen them denied medical service, ive seen all sorts of things done to protesters by police at times when were out there on the streets. >> the lapd says theyre aware of a video clip of a woman, you, being shoved to the ground. the force used will be evaluat...

Appointment at a clinic in georgia and dr. robinson told us that a lot of the clinics in these states that are still allowing abortion are getting really overwhelmed and overcrowded and so that these women do have to act fast and just imagine, the scene anderson, this 18 year old with a friend of hers in tow these two young women on a summer day, driving around, visiting, serving abortion clinics to see if one of them will go ahead and do that procedure. so it is a very difficult time for women....

The surgical procedure done. and, you know, we had to deliver that devastating news that it was not going to be possible that day. >> can i ask you how they reacted when you told these patients that, look, it is no longer viable for us to do this. it would be considered against the law. and you have to leave. >> hysteria, confusion, anger, despair. those were all the emotions in the room. and it -- you know, we all felt it. there were tears from patients. there were tears from staff. it was incr...

Consider just how many women have had an abortion in the united states. and this number, by the way, surprised me. according to the latest data from 2020, institute estimates more than 930,000 women legally got the procedure. that number on the rise again after a long-term decline in the 1980s. it fell about half. joining me now to discuss, van jones, jennifer rogers, and perry sheffield. thank you all for joining me again tonight. lets talk about this. weve just heard from two people. we heard ...

Georgia signed a bill into law back in 2019, which bans abortions at six weeks. that is caught up in court. opposing parties can go to court. they can make their argument until july 14th at this point. but that can change any day. time is really important for this woman if she is going to make an appointment at a clin nick georgia. a lot of these clinics that are allowing abortions are getting overwhelmed and overcrowded, so these women do have to act fast. just imagine the scene, anderson, this...

For example, sitting next to me, but you can also see me in real life and you can see steve the cameraman as well. does this allow students, do you think, to fail more dramatically? this is what we want to do, we want people to understand they are in a safe space, to be able to feel psychologically that they can make an error and no—one is going to criticise them for it. our session wasjoined from the us and malaysia, but the system lets doctors anywhere train remotely. what excites me is usin...

Choose the surgical procedure. so, a little bit of both. but we definitely saw an increase since after s.b. 8 passed. >> do you worry about whats going to happen going forward? there are a lot of folks who would like to see this criminalized, would like to see providers like you criminalized for performing abortions. will you stopper forming abortions? i know youre not doing it in the state right now. what will you do? >> so, you know, we are hoping that we can have some legal resolution of what...