so i'm glad to hear that senator hirono said they would be looking at expanding the number of seats on the court because there's no universe in which these six conservatives are going to wake up one day and say, wait, i changed my mind about reproductive health care, i changed my mind about abortion, i'm okay with it now. this has been a 50-year-long project on the part of the right to get us to this moment and now they're here. they're not going to just change their minds. there has got to be something done in congress about this court, and so that is going to be a really critical piece of the fight beyond codifying roe at the federal level, making sure we can keep it by adding seats to the supreme court. >> amy, i want to ask you a question that you may not be at full liberty to discuss because of obviously the legal environment that you now find yourselves in because the supreme court has decided tie lou this law to stand, but i will ask it anyway, which is what are the conversations among reproductive service providers like yourself like in texas right now? what is your understanding of