get. this is a wrenching decision, a wrenching decision, that the state of texas has made, you know, for the last decade basically very, very difficult. and at this stage, effectively impossible. there s you know, there are a number of boundaries women need to clear, now if their pregnancy shows signs of cardiac activity, which is usually around five or six weeks, which is before most women know they re pregnant, they can t get an abortion in texas, which means out of state clinics are being flooded with calls, requests, there are women taking matters into their own hands. i mean, texas is a case study in what happens when you don t have roe v. wade, and what is so shocking to me is the fact that we have really lost sight of humanity in this hour, whether it s a school board member or a college student whose birth control failed her, we have lost our humanity. yeah, that is what this segment has been about. alex wagner, zerlina maxwell,