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Against the idea. according to a new cnn poll following the leak of a draft supreme court opinion, 66% of americans say roe v. wade should not be struck down. the 1973 decision has provided constitutional protections for those seeking an abortion for nearly half a century. many states across the u.s. are already preparing anti-abortion legislation to be ready if and perhaps enwhen the supreme court decides to overturn roe v. wade. cnns jessica schneider reports. >> we want to outlaw abortion in ...

Jail, finding people up to $10, 000, or $100,000 in some cases as one of the trigger laws that are on the books, at least in one of the states in this country, it seems extreme. because it is, its not popular and i think that we havent talked enough about the criminalization of women who are seeking the health care that they need and im so glad that you made it very plain for your viewers tonight, because that is in fact the point and its not that democratic women dont want to be thrown in jail,...

The quietness? >> look, ali, i think the quietness is because even though at a number of folks who are dedicated to electing republicans to congress, united states senate house of representatives, they know that throw women in jail, by throwing doctors potentially in jail, finding people up to $10, 000, or $100,000 in some cases as one of the trigger laws that are on the books, at least in one of the states in this country, it seems extreme. because it is, its not popular and i think that we hav...

If roe v. wade is knocked down as its expected to be. in 2020, medicated abortions have accounted for less than half of all abortions performed, in the united states. take a look at this chart. their popularity has increased, since the start of the pandemic. the pills do not have to be taken in, a clinical setting. patients can take them in their own homes. they are discreet. it is a five-day course of medication, mailed, in an ordinary, unassuming envelope. every reason to think, this option ma...

Option may come increasingly popular in a post row united states. add to the fact, last year, the fda allowed the medication to be prescribed, via tele-health, and distributed by mail. in december, the agency made that covid era rule permanent. its no wonder, 19 states, many of which have these trigger laws on their books, ban the use of medication via telehealth. this abortion medication, by telehealth, or require the patient, receiving the medication, to be in the same room as the provider, wh...

Supreme court, they know they can do with, they know that these justices are no longer constrained by what they used to tell people. so, i see weve already had attacks on trans kids, that will just continue, and immigrants are going to suffer. this is a way of making womens lives harder. so, basically, that it is going to pose any kind of threat to the white man or, the patriarchy, needs to be concerned. it is agreeing that people are going to mobilize and, agree with what greg abbott wants to d...

Appa appalling. the repeal of roe would impact women across the u.s. immediately. >> yeah, patchwork of old and new state laws would go into effect and could lead to some confusion. cnns jessica schneider explains. >> we want to outlaw abortion in the state of oklahoma. >> nearly two dozen states are on the brink of banning abortion, and it will happen almost immediately if the supreme court overturns roe v. wade. 13 states have trigger laws, abortion bans that will go into effect once roe is of...

Some state 'trigger laws' have been on the books for 17 years. An Insider investigation finds there are no written plans for how to implement them.

Reproductive rights organizations. texas is one of 13 states that is a trigger state. they have trigger laws in place that would ban abortions if roe v. wade was reversed. here, a lot of you are going to vote and voice their opinions. they are outraged. we are also expecting to see counterprotest like texas right to life. this is one of the organizations that supported the initial six-week band here, katie. >> so, liz, what kind of impact is the current news, regarding roe v. wade, having on the...

The democratic governor of pennsylvania, tom wolf, who has vowed to defend abortion rights about what can be done if roe is overturned in his state. you vowed to protect abortion rights in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. what specific steps are you taking to do that or can you take? >> well, ill keep doing what ive been doing throughout my term in office, and that is to keep vetoing any bill that challenges a womans right to make her own decision. and i will continue to do that up through the ...