i ll be back tomorrow. some answers are now greetings everyone, you ar watching simone. this is a big week and the assault on women s bodil autonomy from supreme court to stat legislators and relentless efforts to chip away at access to abortion care, even in blue states i m talking to governor jake and say of washington s date about how he is fighting bac for what he calls an issue o freedom. donald trump is spending mor time dealing with his lega problems lately, giving second deposition in new yor and this time, he actually answered questions but he is fighting progress and othe investigations it is really hard to keep them all straight so we will brea it down for, you don t worry plus now that the expel that tennessee lawmakers are back i action, they have a lot of wor to be done for the democracy that they are fighting for we will take a look at wha is next the movement they have inspired i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. it s been a very busy wee
your own family life this is the largest insult o freedom that we can imagine an we can t depend on the judicia system, that s why we acte early in my state to buy the mifepristone so we stockpiled it, now there is some good news here though, no matter what happens to this texas court case, even if th supreme court, even if the trump court would to affirm it we still cannot deliver this product in washington save because of our state laws. that is why we stockpiled it to make sure that we can produce and protect this freedom using mifepristone and the state of washington. so governor, when did i actually - what was the moment that becam clear to you that stockpilin mifepristone was necessary i this moment? well, when we saw a decision drop in the texas court, w know that the trump court have women in the bull s-eye of taking away this freedom right
you leak the document, then you send in all of your activists to protest tovi createst the impression that the countrys is opposed to what the court is handing down. butor the truth is for many, may decades before roe v. wade was decided, it wasde the law of the land that the states outlawed abortion to a great extent. and i have to say reading alito ,if it is indeed alito s ruling when you read it, it does give you pause since nineteen seventy three, the largest protest movemente in american history has been b taking to the streets of this city, raising up the voices of people whose voices couldn t be heard. and now almost 50 years later to see this decision drop, it s an historic moment droppedom and but but it s about to be ort we assume it is given this opinionth. but what has happened in thathat interim is the rise of materne and child care centers all over this country that are already for this decision.rops. when it drops, we have those
you leaked the document, then you send in all of your activists and protests it s opposed to what the court is handing down. the truth is, for many, many decades before roe v. wade was decided. it was the law of the land. if it is indeed the ruling, it does give you pause since 1973. they ve been taking to the streets of the city, raising up the voices of people whose voices couldn t be heard. and now, almost 50 years later, to see this decision drop is a historic moment. laura: it hasn t dropped at. but we assume it is giving this opinion. what has happened in that interim is the rise of maternal and child care centers all over this country that are ready for this decision when it drops. we have those centers that we