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Tonight, amid the abortion rights confusion across the country, one governor opening the door to abortion access from out of state, saying he expects 30,000 women to come to his state for an abortion, its the stale of illinois and surrounded by a whole lot of states in limbo when they outright banned the procedure. governor of illinois joins me now and governor, i appreciate your time tonight. are you already seeing women traveling to your state from other states, neighboring or otherwise, where...

People to face the known risks associated with continuing a pregnancy, including potential pregnancy-related complications and worsening of existing health conditions, as well as the morbidity and mortality associated with childbirth. dr. lisa masterson is an ob-gyn base in los angeles and jessica gross is an opinion writer for "the new york times." they wrote about the procedure she received after a miscarriage. thank you both for being here. jessica, i want to start with you because miscarriag...

Abortion bans went into effect in nine states while clinics from alabama to south dakota shut down immediately. trigger laws in 13 states are set to ban the procedure in the coming days. in response to the ruling, the governors of california, oregon, and washington, announced a joint commitment to maintain access to abortion, and contraception and protect providers and patients from the legal reach of other states, declaring we will fight like hell to protect our rights and values. the waves o...

Your life as a doctor there changed now? when somebody comes in and wants or needs an abortion. >> youre right. texas has been living in a post world for the past ten months, we as physicians and health care providers deny people the care they need. for ten months, many of the people coming for us were coming out of state, figure out the logistics of travel, the costs involved, taking time off work, child care, all the other things going into somebody having to travel out of state for a safe and...

The supreme court. some of them werent even necessarily aware of the texas law that had been put in place months earlier. and so, to be there and to find out on that day at that time that the procedure that they were there to get was not going to be possible was devastating for them, and so really, just -- i think weve spent a lot of time, those of us kind of in political journalism or who have been doing this work, preparing for this day, but i think this weekend was really the beginning to thi...

Now, what i must tell you is thats it. >> make it your choice, but make it reasonable and wise. >> this is a decision that these women are making according to their own faith and values. its our duty as a faith-rooted organization to trust what we have heard from god and support it. >> reporter: half of the came across state lines. the other half, for a medical procedure. >> you have women out there raped. you have women out there they dont have anybody or did wit the wrong person, or theyre jus...

Their leadership talk more about health care, child care. about how to support women who are pregnant. jose. >> thank you. three days after the u.s. supreme court issued its historic ruling saying constitution does not grant the right to an abortion, both sides are plotting their next steps. abortion right supporters say they will continue to push for more access. opponents say they will continue pushing for more states to outlaw the procedure. with us now to talk about this is former texas st...

The decision was friday. were in the first week after. does overturning roe make you more likely to vote in november. 78% of democrats said more likely to vote. 53% of independents. 54 % of republicans. the democrats there see what they believe would be -- call it the intensity advantage. which they think, again, would help in some of the embattled house democrats, for example, come from suburban areas. >> no doubt. thats the poll democrats want to say. theres been an enthusiasm gap among young ...

And the way that the court as struck down the due process analysis. he wants to see this court reevaluate each in every one of those decisions. >> jennifer, you came at this from a different perspective, a personal one. you wrote a personal piece on abortion for washington monthly just before the decision. what did you say in that piece, and how the now that we had this ruling, how have your reflections come out on this? how do you see this right now? >> i wrote the piece because back in decembe...

One crisis pregnancy center was vandalized in the leadup to the courts ruling broke window and left a threat reading if abortion arent safe neither are you. joining me now is kristy brown executive director of mountain area pregnancy services so maam i have to ask you thank you for joining the program. do you feel safe after hearing a message like that? >> well thank you lawrence. the messages definitely chilling to read and to see. but we do feel safe our is coming around and supportings and so...