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Former Stanford dean Julie Lythcott-Haims ’89 is running for Anna Eshoo’s congressional seat as the only woman in the race. "A woman should replace a woman in post-Roe America," Lythcott-Haims said.
You there. nbc's white house correspondent and in japan, traveling with the president. thank you for your reporting throughout his trip. you are now headed back to the united states. we will now return to regular programming. you can catch the katie phang show at eight a m eastern, but for now, we were turning back to regular programming here on msnbc. programming here >> she's not h us this entire year. i will say when we sponsor the codify roe bill earlier this year, every single member of our caucus signed on to, i texted her and said i hope you will sign on to this bill, i'll leave the cha...
To do this is because someone who was a democrat but flipped parties, trisha cotham, i mean, have you spoken with her, have you gotten a sense of what is happening there? >> i have not, you know, i have, i think the whole time she has been in the legislator this year, because she was served previously and then came back this session. i literally have had one conversation with her one-on-one since january. she has kind of been apart from her caucus. i would say this entire year. so when she announced her changing to the republican party, a lot of us weren't surprised because she really hasn't b...
Mandated script before you were able to get care. and then you had to -- the way that this bill changed that law is now that script has to be read to you in person. that is such a big obstacle for people, like you said. because instead of getting that script read to them over the phone, say if they were coming from another state, now they have to come to north carolina to have that script read to them in person. they have to find a hotel or someplace to stay for three days while they wait for their next appointment. and then what is even more devastating is that for a medication abortion they ...