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Procure the abortion pills are civilly liable for the death of his unborn child. a quote from the lawsuit, i think we're going to pull it up here, if you guys can throw up the full screen for me. and i can read that exact quote. under the law in texas a person who assists a pregnant woman in attaining a self-managed abortion has committed the crime of murder and can be sued for wrongful death. again, this is a quote directly from that lawsuit. and it hinges on this texas law that is set up in such a way that people who are involved in the abortion, basically abortion process, can be held civil...

Its law to doctors and other folks helping people seek abortions in states where it's illegal, sort of sb8 style remedies where people can be sued by read the people, kind of bounty hunter seeking money. we've seen laws targeting corporations that reimburse their employees for travel out of state for an abortion. i think it's much more likely that we will probably see some momentum behind proposals like that, at least in texas and maybe elsewhere. so, i think there's been some hesitation from republican lawmakers more than before, because this would be so unpopular, but but right to travel is ...

For president biden to employ a whole of government approach. to declare a public health emergency. and that will ensure there providing access to medication abortion, preserving access to over-the-counter contraception. but also, that we can use federal funds to help people get transportation to get to those places that have states rights. and also, again, we have to make sure we protect abortion providers and patients from criminalization. and then we need to abolish this filibuster. we have to abolish this filibuster and pass the women's health protection act. and again, we need more states...

Process for you? >> like five minutes. it was so fast. >> patty was dealing with substance abuse. it was her first time away from home. she could barely take care of herself. she wondered, how could she raise a child? >> she would've had to make a lot of sacrifices. at that point, she had to finish school. after the abortion, patty got a life on track. >> received a masters degree in ceramic -- and going off to have three beautiful children. it >> took her five months, it took me five minutes. and both of us knew from the moment we found out we were pregnant that what we needed, what we wanted...