Today is a, it's not hyperbole, it suggests a very solid moment.

Just a few hours after the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v. Wade,

President Biden addressed the nation.

You wanted to talk about pills?

Some states are saying that they'll try to ban or severely restrict access to these

medications.

You wanted to make sure people knew he would fight for access to abortion pills.

But extremist governors in state legislators are looking to block the mail.

We're searching for persons medicine cabinet.

We're controlling the woman's actions by tracking data on her apps.

She uses our wrong and extreme and out of touch with majority of Americans.

Wade on today explained abortion pills, how they work, how to get them, and the battle over

access.

Rachel Cohen, senior policy reporter at Voxes Supreme Court overturned Roe on Friday.

That means millions of people in America no longer have access to a clinic that can provide

a safe legal abortion.

But are those people's options, other than, say, getting on a plane, getting into car,

and driving to a state that will provide an abortion?

So the biggest alternative option for people who no longer have in-person clinic care,

and to be clear, there are still clinics open, but more states are moving to ban abortion

entirely now that Roe's overturned.

The big sort of alternative option is what's known as medication abortion.

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