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>> what we have in texas is judge who is not guided by science, but is part of an extreme republican concerted effort to ban abortion nationwide >> i don't like a district court judge issuing a national decree, even if i agree with the judge. >> where we are today as a outrage, and such an overreach by courts that we as peopl need to fight back we also need to flip the house and we need to - >> joining me now, executive director sunny it is a more, and while you laos are melissa murray, vanity fair specia cora spawned it, molly jong-fast. melissa, what are gonna be looking out for this week in...

Chaos would ensue, the department of justice says again joined by the drug manufacturer now the group that brought the original complaint against the fda, uh, submitted its filing just overnight, saying. look this order should take effect. the judge found that the approval process was flawed. it did not take into account the proper scientific groundings and harms caused by this drug. this is the argument from these challenges these anti abortion doctors and medical groups, so those are the competing views that are now before the 1st 5th circuit court of appeals. i have to say, abby. this is a ...

To remove its existing restrictions on mifepristone so, it is exactly the opposite of what was requested of judge kacsmaryk. they want more accessibility o mifepristone whereas those filing i amarillo want to sow complet inaccessibility of mifepristone and that judge in washington did not actually remove th rounds these are the risk mitigatio protocols of the fda puts in place on a drug. but it did say that the fda ha to maintain the status quo i those 12 states that were part of this lawsuit. and obviously, that is still a conflict with the texa decision because the texas decision essentially...

Could impact it in a really big way. i mean, when we sort of heard from our letter about this a bit that hhs secretary javier becerra he was speaking with dana bash yesterday. and he said , look, essentially if a drug company is going to invest millions of dollars into looking into a drug, the fda there scientists their external advisors. all these scientists say, it's good to go and then one guy, one guy who is not a scientist can say no, i don't like this drug. let's get rid of it. you can imagine the drug companies might be kind of hesitant to in vest those billions of dollars in future lif...

Argument, but the strongest argument is just on the merits. i mean the notion that a 23 year old approval process that has gone through again and again studies showing that it's safe and effective is now being called into question is ludicrous. so i think doj has a very strong argument on appeal. i think they'll get a stay for the rest of the litigation and hopefully this will be overturned. elizabeth how worried are doctors right now? based on your reporting about the possible legal blowback for prescribing this medication? wolf. they're very worried. we don't exactly know what the penalties ...