Just a quick warning here. I want to note that this episode does contain some occasional

explicit sexual references and depictions of some graphic events that some may find disturbing.

People like Horatio Storer who led the Physicians Crusade against abortion beginning in 1857

talked about how it depends on its implied, like Protestant women's loins, who the country

will belong to, will it be populated with our own children or those of aliens? And so

that's the same thing we're seeing now in terms of fears about a great replacement. That

if white women do not keep having babies, then we might see a country that is filled

with more minorities and to some people that is very, very frightening.

Hello and welcome to Wise This Happening With Me, your host Chris Hayes.

I'm speaking to you right now. It's Monday, April 24th. It's a few days after the spring

court officially stayed, or ruling by a Texas federal district judge named Matthew

Kismaric, that would have resulted in Mephyr Pristone, one of the two main medication

abortion drugs, being removed from the shells all over the country. And there's a lot

to say about that case. I mean, first of all, just the preposterousness of the idea of

suing 23 years after something is approved by the FDA and has been used with real-time

actual data for years. Also, the standing analysis that allowed basically, if it were

to go forward, allow any, basically any physician anywhere to sue over any drug on the off-chance

that statistically a person could have a negative reaction to that drug that would then force

them to take care of that person. So the harm is that they would have to care for a person

which has a doctor's what they do. Put all that aside, one of the most fascinating aspects

of the ruling, Matthew Kismaric, and alarming parts of the ruling by that Texas federal

judge, one of the things a plaintiffs are seeking is to make it impossible to send Mephyr

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