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take months or even longer joining me now is nbc news investigative reporter, chlo atkins chloe, good morning. thanks for starting us off conservative justices clarence thomas and samuel alito were the only two justices to publicly support keeping those restrictions on th mifepristone in place. justice alito went so far as t write a dissent. what was the reasoning behin his logic? good to be with you, katie. as you eloquently laid out, th supreme court moved yesterda to preserve the status quo which means mifepristone, that abortion pill, will remain widely accessible in state where abortion is accessible and a post-roe v. wade world while the supreme court ha preserved access to th abortion pill, alito, like you said, issued a dissent sayin the fda and a pill manufacture we re not able to prove they would have been harmed in th interim. and these regulatory changes made since 2016 would not have kept mifepristone from being accessible however, the fda and the pil
lower court decision on th abortion pill, earlier thi month u.s. district judg matthew kacsmaryk invalidate the food and dru administration s longtim approval of the drug the order reversed years of fd rulings designed to broade access to mifepristone b limiting its usage from te weeks to seven weeks into pregnancy. and suspending the ability t access the pill through th mail such limitations would hav caused restrictions on the medicine even in states wher abortion is still legal. two of the high court s most conservative justices, clarenc thomas and samuel alit launched their opposition to the state. in this dissent, illegal argue that, quote, the applicants ar not entitled to a stay because they have not shown that the are likely to suffer irreparable harm in th interim. and in less than a month, th case will be back before a three person panel - for, now nancy north, presiden of the center for th reproductive rights is suppressing police, let s take a listen woke up this morning,
down today keeping the status quo, meanin that they will continue to remind those millions of women who may need access to thi drug that they can do so in th interim as this continues to work its way now through the lower courts but, the president and the vic president both warn that thi was indeed just something that was temporary and could change depending on what happens. so the president put it in ver clear terms saying that he was happy to see if i was going to pledge to continue to fight fo what he called politically driven attacks on women rights and then the one who has bee the most outspoken figure in the administration on the topi of abortion access, ever since the overturning of roe v. wade she has held sometimes weekl round tables with stakeholders in this debate and she has bee traveling to a lot of differen places to get the most input o how this is affecting women wh really don t know where this