John Bickley

Where do things stand now?

And what are we hearing from lawmakers in Washington, both left and right?

And now shifting gears a bit, President Trump spoke earlier this week with the acting president in Venezuela, that's Delce Rodriguez.

He also met in person with the opposition leader this week.

How did those meetings go?

Well, like the Iran situation, a very delicate foreign policy play to negotiate.

Tim, thanks for reporting.

Joining us now to discuss is physician and Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana.

Senator, thanks for coming on.

So you were part of a really important hearing this week about the abortion pill and so-called telehealth.

You yourself are a physician, so of course you approached this issue in part from that perspective.

First, can you tell us about this hearing and why it was so significant?

And what's the main argument from those who defend this Biden-era policy?

Now you mentioned the argument that this pill is safe.

Dr. Verma, who testified, said that taking away the abortion pill would put women's health in even more danger than the pill itself.

How do you respond to that?

So after this hearing, what are your next steps?

All right.

Well, Ball is in their court now.

Senator, thanks for coming on the show.