Kai Wright

Many people will have seen the news that the Supreme Court has decided to allow, in that Louisiana case, to allow continued access to Mifepristone, right?

Right.

Again, this seems like a victory.

And is that the end of it?

That we continue to have access to abortion pills now?

This is an all too common perspective on a whole lot of issues.

And a lot of people are being disabused of that belief here lately.

Certainly the lesson of American history and the lesson of this modern conservative movement is believe them when they tell you something.

All right.

So then what are the realistic, like imminent threats that you're looking at right now that makes you feel like we are at the near the end game on having access to any abortion rights anywhere in the country?

Oh, the things that I do for this job.

I really, really am.

OK, here we go.

So this is this is Samuel Alito writing.

He says, quote, States, including Louisiana, made abortion illegal except in narrow circumstances.

But Louisiana's efforts have been thwarted by certain medical providers, private organizations and states that abhor laws like Louisiana's and seek to undermine their enforcement.

These medical providers and private organizations have developed an operation enabling women.

Enabling women.

Enabling women in Louisiana and other states that restrict abortions to place an online order for a pill called mifepristone that induces abortion.

Do you know what these are?