Supreme Court 9 - 0 Decision Rocks 2024 Election - This Is Massive

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America with breaking news

from the Supreme Court that will rock the 2024 presidential election. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe

Those little things really help us out and they help our channel continue to grow

Guys, big news and it's going to affect the 2024 election. I'm going to tell you how

In a 9-0 decision, all conservatives and liberals on board, the Supreme Court has agreed to

continue to allow access to Mifepristone. Mifepristone is an abortion drug. It is a drug that will cause an abortion in the early, early, early, early stages of a pregnancy

Now, this drug will still not be legal in states that have outlawed abortion or that

have state restrictions on abortion. What the Supreme Court decided here was basically that the plaintiffs in the case did not have

standing to bring the case to begin with. Democrats, of course, are still complaining because they were going to complain

I believe Democrats wanted this decision to go the other way, so they really had a, look

at the war on women argument going into 2024. And so what I'm saying is, here's how this affects the election

As much as I despise this drug, and as much as I despise abortion, and I would have preferred

if they had outlawed it, basically, but when it comes to the election, this is a victory

for Republicans. Republicans did not need this hanging over them heading into 2024

Now, the Democrats are going to say, there's still not reproductive freedom

I think I heard it today called reproductive justice. You can put any cute words you want on it

You're ending the life of a baby. That's what you're doing, no matter what cute words you use

And what I believe, and I'm going to let you watch this video here of Democrats complaining

and making this argument, but what I believe is, had this decision gone the other way

it could have been disastrous, not just for the presidency, but for Republicans running

for governorships, running for the House, campaigning for the Senate. It would have been an unmitigated disaster, right, as this abortion argument is really

starting to fade in the perception of the voting populace. Let's take a look at this video

What does she have to do to get a prescription for Mifepristone right now

Well, right now, if you're in a state where abortion is legal, you can go online

There are different services, direct-to-consumer services, where you can access that. You could go to your doctor, you could go to an abortion clinic

There are multiple ways where you can access Mifepristone and misoprostol, which is the other drug that's part of this regimen

If you're in a state where abortion is illegal, it is illegal to access medication abortion

through the mail. It's illegal to access any form of abortion in those states with strict abortion bans

There are ways that people can still do it. There are providers outside the United States, Aid Access, for example, that provide abortion

pills through the mail, even in places where it is illegal. So people still do access these pills, but it is not legal in states with abortion bans. Interesting

I want to bring in Dr. Chris Purnell, the director of the NAACP Center for Health Equity

Dr. Purnell, what's your reaction to this morning's U.S. Supreme Court ruling

Thank you, Wolf. First and foremost, I want people to understand we must remain vigilant because we continue

to live in perilous times as it relates to public health and health equity

What the Supreme Court ruled this morning, I understand it's about standing, it's about

a procedural issue, but we see a victory for reproductive justice. Reproductive justice is important because those who are disproportionately impacted

by the burdens of oppressive health care systems and regimes don't have access to care

With this ruling, we're allowed to have physicians prescribed, nurse practitioners prescribed

physician assistants prescribed, and even midwives. And it's able to be available through telehealth and telemedicine

So we know that when access is restricted, certain communities are disproportionately harmed

So the ability to continue to practice reproductive justice is of the utmost importance

All right, everyone, thank you very, very much. An important historic day here at the nation's capital