Yeah, they haven't been able to figure out how to give people like not dead eyes, though.

Anytime I see one of those AI videos, the eyes are always dead.

I'm going to blink my eyes really hard now.

This is all an AI episode, by the way.

Phoneed it in this week.

If I were artificial, would I look like this?

Come on.

Yeah. Artificial, would I look like this? Come on.

All right. Welcome back to the Loopcast.

Catholic Votes weekly rundown on all things, faith, culture, and politics. As always, it's me, Tom, Erica, and Josh. And today we're here to discuss the next front for the abortion lobby. It's something not a lot of people know about. What I'm referring to is abortion by male. And so, Erica, we just had something dropped this past week, major news and not getting

a lot of coverage, I think for good reason. And it actually could put a lot of people in a really

tough spot when it comes to conscious rights. What just happened last week? Sure. So there's kind of two

stories here. But the one that happened most recently, following a change in policy by the FDA, which actually rolled out on January 3rd, this week, CVS and Walgreens, your friendly neighborhood pharmacies, announced that they will sell chemical abortion drugs, specifically mypifopristone and mysoprostol to anyone with a prescription for them.

Previous to this change in the FDA policy, these drugs could only be obtained at clinics,

medical offices, and hospitals.

Now you can get them the same place you get your antibiotics or your inhaler for your child

with asthma.

Got it. And so as opposed to having to go to for your child with asthma. Got it.

And so as opposed to having to go to a specialized place, we're talking CBS and Walgreens.

And just to be clear, there's no other use for Mipiphrastone than abortion, right?

Right.

Yeah, the FDA is really clear on this.

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