thank you for watching a sea of back tomorrow at 5 pm eastern for another live hou of politicsnation. we will speak with secretary o education miguel cardona and civil rights icon, andrew yang american voices with alici menendez starts right now. on msnbc - hello to you at home, i a alicia menendez. we begin to saturday wit abortion rights, which is once again in the florida supreme court, a year after the high court ended 50 years of settle law. the court has temporaril blocked restrictions against the abortion pill mifepristone until wednesday. that is the justice time too way to preserve the fda approval o the bill a federal judge in texas invalidated earlier this month as of this moment, the pill is still available with som restrictions that is because an appeals court blocked part of the texa ruling because of aspects, suc as prohibiting the pill to mail, and making it only available t women seven weeks pregnant o less the pill manufacturer joined the biden administr
weeks of pregnancy s, six weeks! before many women even kno that they re pregnant, which a karen kitchener at the washington post puts it, outlaws abortion and one of th country s most populous stat eliminates critical access t abortions and the south. joining me now, university o california irvine professor, o the issue podcast host michelle goodwin, the author o policing the womb, the invisible woman and th criminalization of womanhood michelle, i want to talk wit her thoughts on the implicatio of the ban in the florida house, its impact on florida an across the south alicia, it s good to be bac with you this is quite extraordinary, what have been in florida. although, much of what i happening in florida i extraordinary. it s been in some ways, an oasis for those people in th south who need reproductiv health care. they were able to travel t florida. now that florida has essentially closed its gates and put chains on them, that