where is the pill debate and where does it go next? i am looking at my phone every five seconds, if i look down, waiting to see if the court will rule in on this this afternoon. it s a tight deadline. a little about what the doj argued making sure the pill is widely available without the restrictions. they said if allowed to take effect, the lower court s orders limiting access would up end the regulatory regime with mifepristone with sweeping consequences to the pharmaceutical industry, women who need access, they say there is going to be chaos if you allow the restrictions to continue as they are, and now it sits with the court. we stand by and see how they will vote and maybe when they release an order we ll find out who voted how. sandra: remarkable. also a big test happening with some of the candidates, obviously, on this debate, and this case involving the abortion pill. ron desantis, politico writes
how it happened, why so many have classified information access, and hot spots around the world foreign policy interests and issues and ro khanna to talk to us about a.i. and tech and the debt ceiling that no one is negotiating over currently. sandra: that gives you a lot to talk good, and great guests. fox news sunday. thank you so much. checking her phone for the update on the abortion pill case, of course. and by the way, i don t know if you saw it over the weekend, wall street journal, or earlier today, op-ed biden administration regulatory war on religion, fascinating talking about the religious liberty frog, a series of innocuous afront to the american faithful. a lot of people are taking notice. biden administration shows no sign the editorial board writes, actions have thus far gone unnoticed. religious believers should not have to turn to courts saying
responsibility and trust that we put into those individuals to lead troops into combat. it s called military discipline and in certain cases, especially when it comes to sensitive information, it is also about the law. there s been so much criticism of teixeira s age, but thousands of young people lead troops into battle but also as this case highlights, they help military systems run every single day. and teixeira apparently thought maybe the government was on to him, they caught him googling on a government computer leak to look for updates about the case. sandra: updates in the legal battle over access to abortion pills. could rule as soon as today, tightening access to it. shannon bream, great to see you.
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