Of the committee to protect health care. and nancy for the center reproductive right which represents the abortion in the case of challenging mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks. thank you both for being here. doctor bass, i know you ve been traveling all the way from new jersey to oklahoma for years to provide abortion services. today, that state governor signed a bill banning the procedure after just six weeks of pregnancy. describe for us what this law really does, what it means for the women of oklahoma. so, what it means for the people that i served in oklahoma is that there is not going to be even more barriers to accessing health care. already, in many of these people have had to delay their occur in order to save up money because state medicated oklahoma does not cover abortion care. they ve had to travel long distances, especially since has been a large volume of
Hours away from here. that would still be able to perform abortions and offer those services. we are opening its facility in new mexico, currently, in preparation. people need to wake up and watch what s happening around them. it s very serious. nobody s paying attention. this is why and how they were able to do this. a wake up call from the director of mississippi s only abortion clinic, now, at the center of the supreme court case. and nbc news analysis says at least 23 states will immediately ban abortion should the supreme court go head and strike down roe versus wade. with us tonight to discuss, oklahoma abortion provider dr. maya bass she s also the member of the committee to protect health care. and nancy northup, the president and the cc o for the center reproductive right which represents the abortion in the case of challenging mississippi law banning abortions after 15
Mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks with no exceptions for rape or incest. so i want to play an exchange that you had with now justice amy coney barrett during her confirmation hearing. roe is not a superprecedent because calls for its overruling had never ceased but that doesn t mean that roe should be overruled. it just means that it doesn t fall on the handful of cases that no one questions anymore. well, i am then left with looking at the tracks of your record and where it leads the american people. and i think it leads us to a place that s going to have severe repercussions for them. senator, is the court about to overturn roe v. wade? i hope not, dana. but if you follow those tracks, as i mentioned at justice coney barrett s hearing, i think you know where it leads. this decision that they made
In that state. and the court is set to hear arguments in the fall about a mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks with no exceptions for rape or incest. so i want to play an exchange that you had with now justice amy coney barrett during her confirmation hearing. as richard fallon from harvard said, roe is not a superprecedent because calls for its overruling had never ceased but that doesn t mean that roe should be overruled. it just means that it doesn t fall on the handful of cases that no one questions anymore. well, i am then left with looking at the tracks of your record and where it leads the american people. and i think it leads us to a place that s going to have severe repercussions for them. senator, is the court about to overturn roe v. wade? i hope not, dana. but if you follow those tracks, as i mentioned at justice coney barrett s hearing, i think you
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