according to the new york — in amarillo. according to the new york times _ in amarillo.times which reviewed more than 100 different scientific studies in different countries and in the us it has been proved as a safe method for terminating pregnancy according to those studies. i want to ask you, are you concerned now if this texas ruling which is the one that would involve an injunction and potentially take away the fda approval of mifepristone, you that women that do want to have an abortion that would seek to enter pregnancy, that they might seek out potentially more dangerous form of doing so? the reali is dangerous form of doing so? the reality is that _ dangerous form of doing so? tue: reality is that the dangerous form of doing so? t'ta: reality is that the facts behind the so back alley abortion complications were misrepresented when they were laid out in roe v wade and the doctors that put those false statistics forward came out and said they were inaccurate, untrue and completely made up and so end texas what we focus on is on letting women no the vast resources

so no disrespect intended towards amarillo, texas, but why does the scramble city keep turning up int's not actually not random at all, amarillo is home to the super conservative trump appointed federal judge matthew kacsmaryk. every federal civil case filed is not automatically assigned to matthew kacsmaryk. he is the divisions only federal judge. with a conservative consistent track record like his, it is not all that hard to guess which way a judge like has merrick might rule. now, a version of this practice known as forum shopping has been employed by two sides of the political spectrum. whether you consider it manipulative or strategic, it is logical. whoever controls where the case is filed is gonna file in a place that is strategically advantageous to them. republicans did in the obama era, filing a disproportionate number of cases that would lead to the fifth circuit which is based in new orleans, which tends to rule conservatively. democrats did it during the trump era, a lot filing a disproportionate number of cases in courts that would lead to the ninth circuit which tends

to the us, where a district judge in amarillo, texas suspended fda approval of mifepristone and thathington state judge ordered to keep that same pill legal in a preliminary injuction. but what exactly is mifepristone? let's take a closer look. mifepristone is a medicinal pill that can be taken at home. it's used in more than half of all us pregnancy terminations, and was first approved for use more than 20 years ago in 2000. earlier, we spoke with amy o'donnell, the director of communications with texas alliance for life, an anti—abortion organisation, which says it is committed to protecting the fundamental right to life for all. in all honesty my initial reaction was the biggest surprise at the time in the news came out we had been waiting for these rulings to be released for several weeks now. we heard the judge released for several weeks now. we heard thejudge in amarillo may release it fairly quickly but of course does not always true, so on good friday day that many of us are off, we got the news and began to catch up on all the information, and from there we have taseva we ap

earlier, judge kasczmarek in amarillo texas.the five decades of evidence to revoke approval of the medical abortion drug mefiprestone. the medication is used in half the abortionsin america . it say, and extremely effective in fact studies showed it's safer than tylenol. it presents fewer risks than routine medical procedures like colonoscopy. in the past years millions of american women have used this . >> plan for every contingency, the biden white house should be allowed to wash its hands of the mess that they've made. now you would think that anyone who witnessed mothers throwing their children over barbed wire fences into the arms of our soldiers would at least hesitate before making excuses for the terrible decision making that led to those images. biden and his team are kidding themselves if they think we've forgotten what happened, but the american people are not fooled. they remember that it was joe biden who chose to close bagram airfield, that it was joe biden who set an arbitrary evacuation deadline even though his m

. >> tonight on all in, a federa judge in amarillo, texas order medical abortion pills off o shelves across the country i seven days we have the latest assault o reproductive rights. then - >> that is why you are standin there, because of the temper tantrum that day >> republicans against democracy in nashville >> that is what you wanted we are getting it now. >> tonight justin pierson on his historic expulsion and the anti democratic republican movement in tennessee an beyond and private jet, super yachts, and the every man facade of th supreme court justices >> there is something normal about it i come from regular stop >> clarence thomas responds to explosive reporting on the secret gifts that he has bee receiving from a republica maga donor >> when you, somebody is flyin you around the world and takin you around on their super fanc boots, you are indebted to them. >> all in starts right now good evening from new york, am chris hayes we have breaking news this evening. we just received a shocking if not unexpected audacious, to m mind lawless reeling from federal judge in texas ap

the first federal ruling o friday came down in amarillo texas where u.s. decision t suspend the fda's 23 year ol approval of the pill and unprecedented, ruling if i stands than it will rollback abortion access in states, including the states where abortion is legal. itev days to a pile - and the justice department filed a notice of appeal lat last night less than an hour afte the texas ruling another federal judge in washingto state, judge thomas oh ric directly contradicted the texa ruling ordering the fda to kee the drug on the market at leas in the 17 democratic led state that sued to keep the drug accessible plus the district o columbia it is likely to escalate to th supreme court, the same cour responsible for eliminating th right to an abortion in 2022 the texas case was brought by case - a christian organization tha claims that the fda rushed t approve the abortion drug in 2000, and ignore the safet risks associated with it in fact, mifepristone is one o the most studied and scrutinized drugs on the market decades of medical researc shows that it is

they have this incredibl dangerous loophole in -- all kinds of folks are following in amarillo.st the fda. what's really fascinating abou this is it undermines decade of fta precedent it's important for folks t understand bigger ramifications tha abortion rights, that's what m organization focuses on, thi could undermine the entire fda system, its authority, and that's why we're seeing bi pharma, the a.m.a., and a lo of other organizations jumping into this case >> first i come fo mifepristone, what medicatio is next? >> what else was politically challenging. >> the covid vaccine do you take, what's your rea of how the court decided this? there was only justices alit and thomas who, we don't kno why, justices alito and thomas are the ones who are like, w think the texas ruling shoul stand. do you take a glimmer of hop in that, that once this case does finally come back to th supreme court, that they wil rule again that same way >> so, this is a case, to be clear, that should have neve been heard the folks who filed, that talked about, the alliance they shouldn't have had lega st

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>> the challenge started off in texas, amarillo. the federal judge there basically the group or the plaintiff led by the alliance defending freedom argued the fda not approve the drug in the first place, it did so without the proper processes even though there's been evidence of abuse so judge kaczmarek an injunction on the drug but had a delay so the biden administration appealed the decision, fifth circuit said we can't stay on the 2000 approval itself because of the statute of limitations but said that the changes the fda made could be saved so that includes allowing the drug to be prescribed over telemedicine. and also they in 2016 increased when the pill could be used from seven weeks in pregnancy to seven weeks. the appeals court put a stay on those restrictions so basically it goes back to the situation before 2016. the supreme court this alito put a stay on that order so we could hear from the supreme court as to whether the stay the fifth circuit put in place moves forward or if that will be stayed as litigation and texas c

but in the, you have also been responding immediately to this judge's ruling in amarillo texas, which fda approval o any drug >> well, i will tell you, i' glad to be part of the tradition of announcing my senate race campaign here on your program but what i do want to tell you is that it is appalling. it is outrageous that one judg can overrule our fda, a drug that, like you said, 23 years, it is safe, it is effective, and what a precedent it woul set, that if some judg anywhere decides that they don't care for a particular jo drug or they don't think their judgment on a disease or treatment for a disease. this is unprecedented, it is a slippery slope and we have t stop it now, we will see it go through the legislation in the court, i recently discusse signed on to an amicus brief with my colleagues and testing protesting against this judges ruling, and we will see a play out through the court system >> this is what the suprem seemed to say they wouldn't -- when they overturned roe v wade >> well, they didn't think about the unintended consequences and i want to talk about mor than ju

another case, $1.8 billion lawsuit. 10 you explain what that is about, before the same judge in amarillo? >> yes. title x case, this mifespristone case, the fta, and planned parenthood. there is a false claims act that is totally meritless related to our three texas affiliates, billing medicaid for which they were entitled to bill. and the judge, again, you know, we are in litigation right now where we will go before this judge in the fall. if what we are seeing is any indication, his opposition, his ability to actually provide independent judgment, independent of his own personal convictions, i think this really in question here. i am deeply concerned about the implications for the organization and also, again, deeply concerned for our democracy. one loan conservative activist judge should not be able to take away access to medical care from -- for 50% of the country. this judgment, as we know, won't just say in texas. this will have implications for other places where they have declared themselves to be oasis states for care. what we know is people will not stop seeking access to abort

this organization is as yo said, created a ne organization in amarillo, to get in front of him becaus there's been efforts for decades to undermine the fda's authority here it's been tested, it's bee trialed, it's been on th market for over two decades. so left, at the end of the, da may or not been the attempt of the alliance are hippocratic amidines organization that was made up to file the case to undermine the fda but it's important to know tha that's exactly what woul happen, and even if you don' care about abortion we know th majority of americans do car about abortion, and are with u on this issue, including 49% o republicans, and want to see medication abortion approved even if you don't care about abortion the fact that this would undermine decades of fda authority is chilling, i should affect every single american, everyone should be outraged we've seen strong statements from the doj, president, vic president. the democrats in congress. and it's important to note that - the already settled up and ready to fight, it's gonna b critical what happens in the next couple. wakes >>

the fda's approval o mifepristone there's a reason why the group filed this particular lawsui in amarillo, texas that is that the only federa judge who hears cases in amarillo is the way fo mentioned matt because merrick and ultraconservative devout christian trump appointee whos history of antiabortion view is well documented following the senate confirmation hearing republican senator susan collins joined every votin democrat in opposing car merrick's nomination to th bench, citing his extreme view on abortion and opposition t lgbtq rights she said the time quote, suc extreme statements reflect poorly on his temperament an suggest an inability to respec president and to apply the law fairly and impartially and quote. now as you would expect, mat incas barricades delivered t the antiabortion movemen exactly what they came for and order to remove from the market a safe effective an widely used abortion drug. it is a ruling that will force doctors to treat our patient with what they know is a lower standard of care every link that will roll back the bodily autonomy an reproductive freedom

decades, used by so many women not only here but around the world, and so the judge's opinion in amarillo, the trump appointed judge, who has his own anti-abortion sentiments, was not based on any health care concerns for women or the efficacy of the medication it's really unprecedented to have a judge overrule the fda. there's every reason to believe that the supreme court could say this decision, this original decision, absolutely should not stand. now, as you said and as laura said, it's true that the original opinion in dobbs said that this should be a state by state issue, but, of course, the judge in amarillo, his decision, if it stood, would mean that medication abortion was unavailable to all people in the country, including those states where abortion is completely legal. >> and what would be the impact of that? one of the issues here is also that he ruled he put extraordinary restrictions in the original ruling at least restrictions on how it could be used you had to be in the doctor's office, could not get it in the mail, not at a pharmacy, and the number of weeks it was seven

. # is this the way to amarillo?# dreaming dreams of amarillo #. is this the way to amarillo was first released in 1971. did you know it was going to be such a massive hit? yes. everybody knew it. all the musicians that were playing on it, the choir and everything, they all went, this is a smash. # show me the way to amarillo. in 2005, it finally reached number one in the uk. i got this phone call from peter kay saying i want to use amarillo on this comic relief thing i'm doing. and a whole new dance move was born. yeah. that is a classic song. is it ever a struggle to stay positive? not at the moment, no. there will be a cure, eventually. the specialist that actually did the tests on me said the fact that i was a singer for a living and music was for ever around me, said that music is one of the top therapies for dementia. all i wanted to do was sing for a living. i felt that was what i was put on the earth to do and that is what i did. and that is what you will carry on doing? i will carry on doing, yes. that is a

known, (is this the way to) amarillo.—la—la. ..# is it ever a struggle to stay positive? not at the moment, no. the specialist that actually did the tests on me said the fact that i was a singerfor a living and music was forever around me, music is one of the top therapies for dementia. tony christie has a packed 12 months ahead — live shows, two new albums and an undimmed determination to live life to the full. tim muffett, bbc news. before we go, just a clarification on the story earlier, about the cbi boss tony danker being dismissed. we wish to make it clear that the wider, more serious alleagtions including drug misuse and rape which are still being investigated — are completely unrelated to mr danker. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we have had some lovely sunshine already today, but arguably the best of the day's weather is behind us. these lovely guys in castleton, derbyshire, are increasingly becoming a thing of a past and we have very strong winds on the way, low pressure is finding itself a

here is a single federal judge in amarillo, texas. nationwide policy. are you really going to allow that to happen? you touched on it, but i'd like you to elaborate a little more because in the meantime, life goes on for people. people are living their lives and their you know, they have to do what they have to do. so what happens in the meantime, as all of this is rolling through? the courts and who's going to do it? and it's supreme court. what have you what happens in the meantime, providers are are confused and could face very dire consequences. yeah i think that the critical point is nothing has changed today. so the law is today what it was on thursday. and so if you are a medical professional, if you're a pharmacist, if you are a person suit him or on with christo, and nothing has changed to your interest your rights. the real question is what happens on saturday, and that's why people like me. that's why the justice department. everyone's eyes are on the federal appeals court in new orleans' and then the supreme court to see are they going to pr

back to the background of this judge, but also saying that the plaintiffs didn't incorporate in amarillotexas, until a few months before filing this particular case in just by the way that the state of texas assigns these federal cases. there was going to be one judge there was going to be assigned to this case and that that judge was going to be judge matthew kaczmarek. now the plaintiffs argue that that was not the case that they have the right to sue wherever the public is injured, and that one of those plaintiffs is a doctor from amarillo. now listen. what's fascinating is that during this hearing, the plaintiffs admitted that this one doctor from amarillo that's part of the plaintiff groups. does not at all prescribe preston the abortion pill in question, but back to this, this federal judge look this. this judge is known as is taking texas or making texas the graveyard of a lot of the biden administration priorities and policies, whether it be immigration. or the expansion of lgbtq rights, things like that, and that's why advocacy groups. abortion advocacy groups maintain that ther

what about if this amarillo judge doesn't like birth control? what if the next thing is lipitor? that's why you have seen the pharmaceutical companies the american medical association so strong here. and so we go on to fight another day until friday at midnight, but make moments take our republican colleagues, for the most part, have been silent on this and we are standing up the democratic party president biden for women's rights to say women have a right to make their own healthcare decisions and not politicians. and we don't want ted cruz in the waiting room. so that's a that's an image. so if the court ultimately allows this judge's restrictions to take effect and we're not there yet. it might not happen. but if the court ultimately does do that, and i can easily see four justices who would probably vote that way. and maybe five, um you're in the senate judiciary mini committee. can congress do anything? well the first thing we're doing and you see how aggressive the justice department has been is too vigorously fight this out in the court, and i do not count out a successful

not only the background of the judge, but also the fact that these plaintiffs didn't register in amarillo, texas into a few months before this lawsuit was filed, and so that's why there is a lot of pointing the fingers at these plaintiffs by abortion advocacy groups, saying that they were just shopping. plaintiffs fired back saying that that was not indeed the case that they have the right to file a lawsuit where the public is injured. but what's really interesting anderson is that during that hearing, the plaintiffs admitted that the one doctor, the one plaintiff doctor , that was from amarillo, this doctor actually did not prescribe mifid kristen, which really raised questions about why they were even filing this lawsuit with this particular judge, but this particular judge is the only one in amarillo, texas, and that's why advocacy groups say at these plaintiffs, judge shopped and went there and i'll leave you with one final thing, um, texas and because of judgment as merrick, texas, has become a bit of a graveyard for some of the biden administration priorities, whether it be immigrat

known, (is this the way to) amarillo.ever a struggle to stay positive? not at the moment, no. the specialist that actually did the tests on me said the fact that i was a singerfor a living and music was forever around me, music is one of the top therapies for dementia. tony christie has a packed 12 months ahead — live shows, two new albums and an undimmed determination to live life to the full. tim muffett, bbc news. white make a lovely piece to end our programme. that is that for me. hopefully i will see you next time. next up, it�*s been thompson. goodbye for now. hello there. we�*ve got some very windy weather on the way tonight and into wednesday as well. what is going on is an area of low pressure finding itself right in the heart of this powerful atlanticjet stream, and it is deepening very quickly. pressure dropping by over 30 millibars in the space of 24 hours. low pressures like these are sometimes referred to as weather bombs. they will be bringing some strong winds tonight, initially across western parts of eng

i'm amarillo walker. i'm victor blackwell. thank you for spending part of your day with us. we're creeping towards may i just realized i didn't just realize that hopefully my husband's not up yet. it's our 11 year anniversary second. i mean, it was our anniversary six am not six p.m. so you're good. you're good. not too late. what we're watching for you today a major victory for abortion rights supporters after the supreme court, hands down a decision to protect a widely used abortion pill, but the battle is not over. so where does the legal fight go now? fierce fighting in sudan despite a 72 hour ceasefire now, u. s officials say preparations are being made in case diplomatic personnel need to be evacuated. we will have a live report next. and a cnn exclusive. lawyers for hunter biden set to meet with the department of justice next week as scrutiny around a longstanding investigation intensifies this weekend. i r s agent seeks whistleblower protections in exchange for information about alleged mishandling of the probe will have the details ahead. plus 250,000 gallons of sew

in addition to the one trump, judd judge in amarillo said this to trump judges said okay.well you are not going to be able women of america to use the drug, medford priced town that's used in half of the abortions in this country for 10 weeks, you can only use it for seven in our non medical judgment and to other things. you can't get it in the mail and you can't get it in the pharmacies. that's what they said. so that is the case that now goes to the supreme court. they have one day to stop this from taking affect for a huge number of states in this country , a huge number of women in this country and there is a way for them, at least for now to get out of this, and that is by simply saying the truth, which is the people that brought this case. a very small number of doctors do not have what we call standing. they are not hurt. now. and they're not going to be heard in the future by this case, and they should not be able to bring this case and therefore you are not going to stop this drug being available for the whole country. we'll see what they decide. but some of your

siniestro está bajo investigación >>> cambiando la información montañas que coenn a pintarse de amarillo brotes que (nombre as extranjero) la temporada hemos visto en fotos de redes sociales. >>> día espectacular con temperaturas porencima de lo normal región, observé, que alcanzamos 76 grados con un sol espectacular en san francisco, algo de nubosidad con temperaturas de 65 grados llenaba también cielos completamente despejados, y temperaturas en los mediados y 70 grados. hoy amanecimos con algo de nubosidad durante el día esperamos con los cielos despejados aunque la nubosidad poco a poco va regresando, y observen las horas de la noche hay algunas posibilidades de precipitación aunque no necesariamente precipitación que toca tierra el día de mañana vamos amanecer densa capa marina que hay que tener precaución debido a que la visibilidad se está reduciendo en estas horas. lo bueno es que como hoy estamos esperando cielos despejados las próximas horas después de las 7 regresaron nubosidad y temperaturas mínimas de los 50 grados y para el día de mañana comenzamos a ver cambios en las temp

. >> pardo el amarillo pero bueno. >> en los calcetines lo traen. >> mucha expectativa para este encuentroveremos qué se puede hacer. vamos a hablar. >>> recuerde que puede seguirnos en las redes sociales telemundo 48. contiene disponible para ( musica ) >> seguimos con nuestra cobertura de la copa mundial femenil de la fifa 2023. el deseado trofeo está haciendo un recorrido. >> de hecho llegó este premio a nueva york y nuestro colega nos tiene más detalles. >> el trofeo de la copa mundial femenina de la fifa visitó la gran manzana. nueva york su 2a y última parada en estados unidos. >> es un sueño. no se siente real. >> esta copa representa muchas personas que luchan por estar ahí. >> el trofeo está haciendo su gira por 32 países que participarán en esta copa mundial. comenzó su recorrido en febrero culminará en nueva zelanda días de este evento. los aficionados pudieron ver el trofeo donde 32 selecciones lucharán en la copa de la fifa australia y nueva zelanda 2023. la ex portero de la selección de costa rica sabe que se trabaja mucho para llegar a una copa mundial. >> yo creo que toda j

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and the facts of this case, i don't understand how they could let this ruling from one judge in amarillo stand it then goes, as you know, today is surprise ruling in the fifth circuit, where they actually may be narrowed a little, but it is still absolutely absurd opposed by the american medical association y because now as it stands, these two trump judges on the fifth circuit in addition to the one trump joke. judge in amarillo said this to trump judges said okay, well, you are not going to be able women of america. to use the drug medford pris town that's used in half of the abortions in this country for 10 weeks, you can only use it for seven in our non medical judgment and to other things. you can't get it in the mail, and you can't get it in the pharmacies. that's what they said. so that is the case that now goes to the supreme court. they have one day to stop this from taking effect. for a huge number of statesn is country, a huge number of women in this country and there is a way for them, at least for now to get out of this, and that is by simply saying the truth, which is the p

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return to democratic process o the vexed and fraught issue, you can't abide by this on judge in amarilloin this this will present a real challenge for justice kavanaugh, who wrote in his very pained concurrence that the constitution is neutral on the question of abortion it's either it's neither pro-choice nor pro-life an we've got to be neutral. two women have the right t make this choice and they ca do so in the state level it can persuade their stat legislatures, they can persuad their congress >> and they have been. [laughter] >> and they have been. so again, it's coach is a pr democracy scotus is it not interest it in democracy? those are the broader question that underlie this case as i goes up to the court >> just to be really particularly pessimistic, so put a gimlet eye on this, on this tv, the fact that he wo 40 pharmaceutical companie have waited, when you talk about political at scotus, big pharma matters to people t quiet, and maybe they have som sway on this issue in terms of amicus, will be inevitably finalist goes to scotus. >> big pharma has made their voices known throu

this is not forum shopping there's no selection go to amarillo and you get this judge.a lawyer who practiced in federal courts my whole career, i would like to think it doesn't matter what president appointed a judge. there are many cases it doesn't matter, but this is a judge it very much matters. that shouldn't be the way our justice system operates. >> mary, as a nonlawyer, what has held up since its existence the fda's approval of every other drug before this moment and before this ruling for nonmedical reasons >> well, the fda was created with congressional authority and it was given the authority to regulate pharmaceuticals it does that based on science and it does that based on evidence it has to follow rules, procedural rules it gives notice, takes comment, engages in extensive requirements for testing before approving drugs. it continues to take evidence of testing. if a drug ends up unsafe, it can take action to disapprove it or take away the approval here we're not talking about a judge saying, you missed a step in the process this judge, when he got to the m

this decision as a principled return of a democratic process you can't abide by thisone judge in amarillotexas, doing this i think this is going to present a real challenge for justice kavanaugh who wrote in his very pained concurrence that the constitution is neutral on the question of abortion it's neither pro-choice or pro-life and we've got to be neutral, too women have the right to make this choice and they can do so at the state level they can persuade their legislators and urpersuade congress >> and they have been. >> and they have been. again, is scotus a pro-democracy scotus is is it not interested in democracy is democracy unconstitutional at this point those are the broader questions that underlie this case as it goes up to the court >> to be particularly -- to put a gimlet eye on this, the fact 250 pharmaceuticals have waited when you talk about pluto ccrat scotus -- >> big pharma has made their voices known throughout all of this and i think, again, it shows this case this is about the administrative state whether we can have regulation. and so this is not simply an assault o

because what could this judg in amarillo do next? going to say well, i don't like birth control it really should not b available to her, maybe anothe just says lipitor, i don't think that's safe. you cannot have that precedent when congress gave fda to righ to make these kinds of decisions with their process with medical advice and base on the facts and the science no matter what people's ow personal religious beliefs are and our country is rich with the diversity of religious beliefs, that is a good thing. you still have a delegation to the fda when it comes to makin decisions like this abou drugs. >> senator, you brought up a six-week ban that ron desantis put into law on the state of florida. notable that in the politica speeches he has been givin since he signed that into law, he is not mentioning it, right there has to be a part of them that knows, that maybe pai attention during these pas midterms, that this is not actually a political win for them >> i still remember, alicia, some of my colleagues afte kansas, the day after ka

>> yes, on april 15th, will be mobilizing across the countr and in amarillo again.nities t make their voices heard, wha we've seen over, and over most recently is this isn't the wil of the people, and the only wa to get this extremist agenda passes to go through corrupt courts we'll do everything we can t build the power we need to get all of our - >> do you feel the president has done all he can throug executive action >> i mean i think that president biden has take strong measures. we want to continue to see that and we're continue to hoping t partner with him to make sur that these drugs remai available to folks whenever, and however they need. >> rachel, thank you six months have passed since hurricane ian barreled int florida. causing widespread devastation to the area. who is a deep pillar visited the hardest hit parts of florida to see other communities been recovering. from the most expensiv hurricane in the state's history. >> six months ago, hurricane ian devastated parts of florida, a new report for the nationa hurricane center found that it was the most

they pick this judge. >> they didn't just pick thi judge, they created an entir entity located in amarilloould be guaranteed to get this judge that's not just for shopping you're going to this judge because you have a hope that h will disregard science, that h will disregard law, that h will disregard the foundations that this country is built on. and tear a bunch of things dow in the process we all should be terrified about that >> only about 20 seconds left, justice department appeal is gonna go to the fifth circuit, it's one of the most conservative in the country. what are the prospects there >> so, i suspect a new lawyer, i suspect they'll lose in th fifth circuit. and then it will go to the supreme court. >> dang, anthony, i don't trus the supreme court on this one. >> don't forget, there is competing ruling out o washington, the supreme cour is going to have to resolv this ultimately. that is where it will go >> well, i don't think get tha gives people lots of hope in america, we will be watching for team - thank you very much for coming in today, with a good easter jacket, anthony,

you need to understand the judge's background the judge sits in the amarillo division in texas and wasd this particular judge hear this case the reason is that he came out of a right wing law firm that had a history of engaging in this sorts of litigation, designed to make abortion less accessible it's really in many ways a very disc discouraging the opinion because of the 20-year history of safety with this drug, much safer than other drugs in usage it's a disingenuous idea >> i want to bring in two other guests lisa rubin and ellie mustel. both have read the opinion ellie, joyce talked about the fact that this case, it's been judge shopped. you are good at pointing to the fact that the federal society and organizations are basically clone tanks for spitting out these judges who will do anti-abortion, anti-democratic voter suppression things what did you see in reading this ruling that sort of sounds like the talking points that the right has been promoting for the last 15 or 20 year s? what are some things you noticed? >> the reason why they were overruling roe v. wade is because the

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that have the ability to appeal this decision and say, how can one judge in amarillo, texas think he knows more than all the scientists, professionals, doctors, the researchers at the fda, so i'm glad that biden administration came out so strong. i admire that we're standing shoulder to shoulder with them, and we're going to let people know that this has to stop. voters in new york are set to decide soon whether to codify abortion rights in the state's constitution through a ballot initiative. so now with this federal judge's order in texas, how might that impact that vote is greater than every four. we started this at a time when roe v. wade was still the law of the land. but we always thought there could be a day, especially after the donald trump administration and how he stacked the supreme court with extremist anti abortion judges who showed their true hand despite what they said during the hearings that they actually were trying to take away women's find the mental rights to have an abortion, so we started the first step. we have to get it passed through two consecutive legisla

tylenol so, those are really empty arguments that were no accurate but we have a texas judge in amarillocountry. and i'll give you one more reason why, which is that an fringe group that decides it does not like a particular dru in the marketplace good then select a particular district where there is a judge tha might in fact lean into thei viewpoint. and in a time of a pandemic, where there have been those wh said covid is a hoax, or those that do not believe in vaccinating their children, it really creates an alarming precedent. >> yes, this is a very goo example that you gave there at the covid vaccines let me go back to idaho, if can, leader rubel, for a moment, your legislature is on track t fund research on materna deaths and the state has also chose not to extend post, postpartum medicaid coverage. your reaction to this week's news and how all these decisions are connected, if yo see them at all connected? >> they're absolutel connected. and i'm aghast, heading into the session, we knew tha idaho's incredibly extreme worse in the nation abortion ban was causing catastrophic proble