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joining us is alexis mcgill johnson, president and ceo of planned parenthood action fund and jessica valentiuse to win. the stories are horrific, horrifying and entirely predictable by those who said don't overturn roe v wade. >> i think about the family, i think about amber thurman's family and candy miller's family. the horror that they went through seeking access to care and also think about the providers. the providers wanted to give that care. they were trained to give that care. they were desperate to give that care and there was some administrator, lawyer in the hospital somewhere who said we have to respect what these politicians have done. we know that at no point do americans believe politicians are more qualified than doctors or families to make decisions about their own bodies. >> this was even before it was overturned. that means when it was overturned there was information out there, this in -- had not come to light but this just shows that even before that happened we all knew what would happen if women could not get an abortion and texas did this anyway. >> i think what is so

joining us now is alexis magill johnson, president and ceo of planned parenthood action fund, and jessica valenti, author of abortion, our bodies, our lies. these stories were horrific and terrifying and entirely predictable and predicted by those who said do not overturn roe. >> entirely predictable, and i think about her family, candy miller's family in georgia. the -- the horror that they are -- they went through, right, seeking access, desperate access to care. and that's the thing about the providers, right? because the providers wanted to give that care, right? they were trained to give that care. they were desperate to give that care, and there was some administrator, some lawyer in the hospital somewhere who said we have to respect what these politicians have done. and we know at no point do americans believe that politicians are more qualified than doctors or families who make decisions about their own bodies and languishing and dying. >> this was before roe was overturned. that means when roe was overturned, there was information out there. this case hadn't come to light yet obviously,

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and the book's best selling author jessica valenti joins us now. very good to have you on the show.t of them actually last night with j.d. vance, the biggest one being that republicans care about women's health and that they are working to protect women's health. i think vance worked really, really hard last night to try to seem compassionate because he knows that republicans are losing so badly on this issue, but americans can see what's happening in front of their faces every day, they know that there's nothing compassionate about miscarrying women being turned away from hospitals or cancer patients being denied radiation or little girls being forced into childbirth. i think that is really the biggest one, that they knew that this is what the consequences of their laws would be and they did it anyway. >> so in the book you argue, jessica, that republicans are backing away from the term "ban" when it comes to discussing abortion. you write in part, quote, the anti-abortion movement's effort to redefine "ban" means they are on the defensive, literally running from their own policies