huber ahead on cnn newsroom a temporary victory for abortion rights supporters as the u. s. supreme court says mifepristone can still be prescribed. for now we ll take a look at the legal and medical fallout from this decision, plus a tentative ceasefire maybe holding in sudan , while the u. s state department has a message for americans hoping to get out of the country. and later, but the kremlin is saying about the bomb dropped on the russian city of belgorod. from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with kim bruun hoover. in a move that s being celebrated as a victory for the biden administration and abortion rights supporters across the u. s supreme court has taken steps to protect access to mifepristone and abortion medication that s been commonly used by women for decades are jessica schneider has more on the ruling and what comes next in the fight over the drug? the supreme court, stepping in to protect full access to the abortion pill mifepristone while the appeals proce
of the state, who s had a stroke, and can no longer speak in complete sentences. that s happening right now. dr. oz is getting crushed by a stroke victim, who was already crazy. it s bizarre. the question is, why is this happening? we spent time on the phone the other day, calling around to small political people to find out why it s happening. we heard a lot of theories, and they boil down to dr. oz is a bad candidate. mitch mcconnell said it s candidate quality. before we accept a republican can t win at a time when democrats have completely discredited themselves, it s worth pausing and asking exactly what does this mean. what is a bad candidate? there are no bad candidates? there s no bad candidates, they re just running on the wrong thing, talking about issues that people don t deeply care about. a good candidate is the opposite of that, a candidate who promises to fix the problems that voters worry about the most. candidates like that tend to win elections because the m
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opponents of abortion ever have warned of that exact thing you mentioned just a moment ago. you you ve been preparing for the worst. i mean, we ve seen already some jurisdictions stocking up on these abortion drugs. oregon for instance, where you are a state that i think got a three year supply of the drug in anticipation, perhaps of it being restricted. so what s going on behind the scenes from a health care practitioners? perspective is these legal battles play out? yeah i mean, really. some of it depends on where you re located and what you can do within the jurisdictions that you have for us in oregon. abortion is legal , and we consider it healthcare . and so we re able to prepare with that as a backdrop, whereas our colleagues in states where abortion is banned, they re really fighting to have their patients get the best care that they can, and sometimes that means having to send them out of state. have you? have you seen out of state patients coming to you? absolutely um, since
guess who s against this. the poor, the working class, and disabled. are we listening to them? we re not listening to them. tucker: we never do, because they re not in the media. this can be sold as the next frontier in human liberation, getting some doctor to kill you. that s how they ll sell it, correct? that s right. and tucker, if you allow me to make a case for this, this puts the very notion of healthcare as a thing, as a coherent thing up for grabs. if we can kill you for hearing loss, calling it healthcare, then the definition of healthcare goes completely out of bounds. i ll see you and raise you abortion in the case of the disabled. they say that s healthcare, right? cutting off the healthy breasts of a healthy 15-year-old girl, calling that healthcare. tucker, we really are at the point where it s not even clear what we re talking about as as coherent idea of healthcare at all. tucker: that s exactly right. always watch the words.