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This is the Tom Hartman program.

The knobs decision overturning Roe v Wade starting to echo through the land.

This headline over at rawstory.com, Kansas City health care companies forced to stop giving emergency

birth control to rape survivors. Now, plan C, I believe, is the actual abortion, the milfa

prestone and the other drug that will induce an abortion up to 12 weeks, something like that.

But plan B is not that, it's basically, I believe it's just a high dose birth control.

And if there's somebody out there who's a physician or an expert on these things, please correct

me if I'm wrong. But I do know the plan B does not cause abortions. I believe it prevents implantation.

So if you think that the moment that the egg is fertilized in the fallopian tubes,

life has begun, then it's stopping that from becoming a baby. But on the other hand,

if you believe that a pregnancy begins when the egg fertilized in plants itself into the uterus

and begins, you know, forming a placenta, then it's not causing an abortion.

And the official position of kind of the world is that plan B does not cause an abortion.

But in Missouri, typically when rape survivors would come to the hospital after having been

raped, they would be given plan B to make sure that they didn't get pregnant with a rapist's child.

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