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California Moves to Create a 'Sanctuary' for Arizona Women Seeking Abortions

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The California state flag with the Capitol cupola in Sacramento behind it.
The California State Capitol in Sacramento. (iStock/Getty Images Plus)

A bill to ban non-disclosure agreements while outside groups negotiate legislation failed in committee, creating some interesting alliances in the process. Meanwhile, a bill to allow licensed doctors from Arizona to perform abortions in California moves forward. Scott, Marisa and Guy discuss it all in this week’s roundtable. 

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