time when prosecutors for jack smith were really, really active in interviewing witnesses around trump s mindset, appeared to be trying to get at just that. they were trying to determine whether trump knowingly based his actions on a lie in claiming widespread fraud that impacted the outcome of the november 2020 election. now, as we understand it, kushner has insisted that it was his impression that trump genuinely believed the election was stolen, according to a person familiar with what took place. this is a line of questioning the prosecutors have asked several witnesses, who are trying to figure out as they try to figure out exactly what trump s intent was because one of the things necessary depending on the charges the prosecutors might bring would be to establish corrupt intent. maggie, how does this information fit into the larger investigation by jack smith, the special counsel, into the efforts of trump and others to overturn the free and fair 2020 election? a
get a prescription or pay for that doctor s visit. meg terrell explains how opill works. it is similar to what is known as the mini pill which only uses progestin. win used perfectly, it is 98% effe effective. importantly the fda put no age redescription on this here and that is something doctors tell me that is important because it is especially younger people who can often have trouble getting prescription contraception. the only people for whom it is contraindicated is those who have breast cancer or a history of breast cancer because it is a hormone. opill is expected to be available over the counter in stores early next year. we now know why lisa marie presley died in january. according to the los angeles county medical examiner, she had a blockage in her small inte intestine.
can take it. yeah, jake, doctors i ve been talking with today are really broeled over by the news. i talked with one doctor who said she had tears in her eyes. this is the end of a 30-year quest to make this pill more available to people. this is a similar version to what has been available by prescription since 1973. it s a once daily oral contraceptive pill. it s similar to knowns at the mini pill which essentially only uses the hormone progestin. when you use it it s 898% effective in preventin pregnancies. if you re not perfect at taking it at the exact same time every y. importantly the fda put no restriction on this here, and that is sothing that doctors tell me iso important because it is especially younger people who can often have trouble getting prescription contracept the only people for whom it s contraindicated who should not take it are those who have breast cancer or a history of breast cancer because this is a hormone that could affect the breast cancer risk, jake. bu
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