Hi, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York when the United States Supreme Court took the

monumental step in June. To roll back nearly 50 years of precedent and to overturn Roe

versus Wade, it was far from the final battle on either side over access to abortion healthcare

in America. Among independent voters, democratic voters, and even very large numbers of Republican

voters, it has been a political spark that continues to jolt and potentially reshape our politics.

But the power of the court's assault on a right supported by a majority of all Americans

is only exacerbated by the right's ongoing assault on access to reproductive healthcare.

The GOP's war on women's reproductive freedom reached a new crescendo arguably the most

significant and dangerous one since the Dobbs ruling on Friday night. In the form of a ruling from

a fringy right wing federal judge who was hand picked to make a decision that would further

eliminate access to reproductive healthcare. Trump appointed Judge Matthew Kasmaric out of

Amarillo, Texas, ordered that the 23-year-long FDA approval of a drug called Mephist Phra,

Mephist Stone, I'll get it, I'll get it by the end, wait till you hear how many times I have to say it.

Be put on hold in every single state. It's one half of this two drug regimen that is used in

medication abortions. He gave the government seven days to appeal his ruling, which the DOJ

formally did this afternoon, asking the fifth circuit for a administrative stay so the government

has enough time to go to the Supreme Court if necessary before the ruling goes into effect from that

appeal. Quote, if allowed to take effect the court's order would thwart FDA's scientific

judgment and severely harm women, particularly those for whom Mephist Stone is a medical or

practical necessity. This harm would be felt throughout the country, given that Mephist Stone has

lawful uses in every state. Now keep in mind abortions using medication account for more than half

of all abortions nationwide. That's according to the Gutmacher Institute. Studies suggest that when

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