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Accelerating around the country, you see women sharing stories about finding out that there is an anomaly in an viable pregnancy. it is terminal. and, many women are being forced to carry dying babies to go septic. everyone's their lives. there are women sending stories to those of us working on this issue, talking about how they have been brought up for so long with these trigger bands that, their doctors are trying to figure out if their lot to provide, care i mean those women almost died. we are acting as though this is normal. this is not normal. >> no, nothing about that is normal. you ju...

Blessing for her. anyone who's ever been through a sexual assault understands that you cannot force a person to compound their trauma. you should not. this is a moral issue. it's also an issue of medical safety. when you see this rollback, these curbs of women rights asylum riding around the country, you see women sharing stories about finding out that there -- which means it's an un-viable pregnancy, it's terminal. these women are being -- to go septic, to risk their own lives stories working on this issue talking about they -- in states with trigger bands. talk about pregnancy, -- [inaudible...

Little more bleak for anyone in this country who can get pregnant and wants to be able to control when and whether that happens. the new york times has been tracking where abortion is banned since the fall of roe. there is more wrap on red on this map than ever before, with the addition of indiana now, where the first new abortion ban passed since the fall of hero. it went into effect this past week. now, the reason there is already so much red on this map, less than three months after the supreme court overturned roe, is that many of the states had decade old laws on their books that bans abo...

Provide abortions. more than 80 district attorney signed a letter saying they would not be enforcing abortion bands in their state. joining me in los angeles is brenda fight again. a lawyer feminist and former vice president of the national organization for women. she is also the author of not one of the boys. living life as a feminist. thank you so much for talking with us. so, legal battles over abortion bands and other laws that limit procedures underway in more than a dozen states after the u.s. supreme court into the constitutional rights to an abortion on june 24th of this year. some s...

Given. i know one patient in virginia, which is not a state with a trigger ban, so, she was denied by her doctor. she was denied earning medication. and there is many other patients and states with trigger bands that have been denied either by the pharmacy or by their doctors. and a lot of cases, with the doctors, they're afraid of laws like in texas, where they could be held liable for an abortion. with regards to pharmacies, there is guidance that came out last week from the department of health -- that says it's legal to deny people medications. i'm not sure of those patients who are denied...