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joining me now is the director of reproductive rights, nancy cook and jeff baden are back with us. being on. this is not just alabama. we can show a slue of states who are moving toward more restrictive abortion bills. how are advocacy groups trying to fight this? >> sure. you're absolutely right. more than 300 bills have been introduced just this year alone. that's on top of the 400 abortion restrictions that have already been enacted at the state level just since 2011. so organizations here in the south, i'm coming to you from atlanta, are fighting back in every way they can. what's important is that there are things you can do even if you don't live in one of these states that have increased their hostility torwards abortion right. >> how do you protect legislatively those rights? is this just a function of fighting this in court? it does seem like one of these bills, one of these laws will end up making it to the justices. >> that's certainly the goal. alabama, ohio, kentucky, mississippi, georgia, they all are very clear that their goal is to take us backwards 46 years and ove