1142. A Supreme Court Ruling on Chemical Abortion Drugs – Carol Tobias, 4/24/23

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🗓️ 24 April 2023

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Carol Tobias, President of National Right to Life National Right to Life

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0:00.0	This is Molly Hemingway of the Federalist.
0:02.7	Join me, my husband Mark of Real Clear Investigations,
0:06.1	Kyle Mann of the Babylon B, San Francisco Archbishop,
0:09.5	Salvatore Cordoleoni, Lutheran Church Missouri Synod President Matt Harrison,
0:14.0	and others for the 2023 Making the Case Conference.
0:17.6	Friday June 16th and Saturday June 17th at Concordia University, Chicago.
0:23.1	Learn more at issuesetc.org,
0:26.0	Making the Case June 16th and 17th in Chicago.
0:29.5	Issuesetc.org.
0:42.9	It was very late Friday night of the US Supreme Court,
0:46.3	released a ruling on a very important court case.
0:51.2	This case has to do with abortion drugs, their availability,
0:54.9	and what the FDA has been up to for the last several decades
0:59.1	when it comes to these abortion drugs.
1:01.1	Finally, it's getting some court scrutiny,
1:03.3	and the US Supreme Court said,
1:04.8	and it needs a little bit more,
1:06.3	not from us, but from the lower courts.
1:08.1	It needs to be heard on its merits
1:10.8	before the entire Fifth Circuit court.
1:14.0	And that's a good thing.
1:15.7	It's not necessarily the victory
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