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Bill. Hello. the internet and welcome

2:01

to this episode of Save Us,

2:03

Trendington 3. Please,

2:05

Trendington. Please,

2:07

Trendington. It's going to be

2:09

hard. You're our only heart.

2:12

Trendington in P protected

2:27

abortion medication. Let

2:32

me get my glasses here. SCOTUS. The

2:35

one with the conservative fucking

2:37

hypermajority. They just

2:39

dropped the fucking hammer on that

2:42

group of religious doctors who are

2:44

like, you have to limit the

2:46

availability of the abortion drugs like

2:48

mifepristone and get them off the

2:50

market. Yeah. But Brett

2:52

weekend at Beernie's Cavanaugh.

2:54

Hey. Yeah, I just

2:56

had to come up with that off the dome. Just in his

2:59

decision. I like beer. Holy

3:01

shit. I like drinking beer. All

3:04

right. Relax, dude. You shouldn't even be out there.

3:07

What a weird, what a strange

3:09

time that was. In any normal time that's so

3:11

disqualifying or like remember when he came at Amy

3:13

Klobuchar, he's like, are you drunk? And you're like,

3:15

wait, what? What about you? What the fuck?

3:18

Anyway, basically said that this group of doctors never

3:20

had anybody push back on him again about anything

3:23

ever. Yeah, because you can tell when they're not

3:25

built for it. They start

3:27

going like hot house, flour. You're

3:30

not ready anyway. So he

3:33

basically said that they these doctors had

3:35

no standing to challenge the FDA over

3:38

this issue that they're like, it doesn't

3:40

impact you personally. Quote plaintiffs

3:42

are pro-life oppose elective abortion and

3:44

have sincere legal, moral, ideological and

3:47

policy objections to Mipha. Prisstone being

3:49

prescribed and used by others because

3:51

plaintiffs do not prescribe or use

3:53

Mipha. Prisstone plaintiffs are unregulated parties

3:55

who seek to challenge the FDA's

3:57

regulation of others. basically

4:00

going on to say, yeah, this isn't you

4:02

get the fuck out of here. Yeah.

4:05

This, this doesn't hurt you. And like, and also

4:07

like the future harms, you're trying to predict like

4:09

those are not have not come to pass. So

4:11

just no, that's, it's

4:13

not happening. Basically you're not

4:15

going to be able to challenge this or challenge the

4:17

FDA's authority here. So you will truly have to find

4:19

a new angle. Um, which was

4:21

heartening a unanimous decision to be like, no,

4:24

no, we're we're, we're tossing this case. Um,

4:26

but we're not out of the woods here

4:28

of one for us, one for them, three

4:30

for us, one for them, 15 for us,

4:32

one for them. There's

4:35

still time for them to really fuck around

4:38

with people's rights again, because they're also said

4:40

to hear another abortion case from Idaho where

4:42

the state argues that like

4:44

we can, like hospitals should be allowed

4:46

to refuse treatment for people who have

4:49

emergency abortions. Like it can't just be

4:51

like that, that they potentially need an

4:53

emergency abortion. We want these people fighting

4:56

for their lives before we feel good

4:58

about, you know, because they're referring to

5:01

the state constitution where it's like the

5:03

fetus is also a person. So we

5:05

also have to consider that. The fetus

5:07

needs to be our mayor. Yeah. Well,

5:09

yeah. Wait, don't hold your

5:11

breath because that may happen. Um, and

5:13

this may or may not end up as a

5:16

loss for those of us that, uh, cherish

5:19

body autonomy. Um,

5:21

but these true two rulings together,

5:23

it could be the opportunity that this radically

5:26

right wing court is looking for to try

5:28

and ease the heat on them to be

5:30

like, look, man, we're good. Look

5:33

who we did. We could have fucking nuked

5:35

all that shit, but we didn't. Man, stop

5:37

talking about Samuel, and class

5:39

Thomas. So, you know,

5:41

maybe the outrage works. Um,

5:44

but I don't think we can just

5:46

trust us. Yeah. Hey, you can trust

5:48

us. Hey, shit down on daddy's lap.

5:51

Yeah. You smell like beer. Damn. I

5:53

like beer. Whoa. Whoa. All right. Fuck

5:58

this. So, you know, Yeah, small

6:00

victories. But again, like this

6:02

did that first case had no business

6:05

even getting to the Supreme Court, because

6:07

as we've said, there's this they all

6:09

these conservative activists are just trying

6:11

to put groups of people together with like fake

6:14

damages to try and sue their way to the

6:16

Supreme Court and go judge shopping

6:18

court shopping to get it there. But

6:20

yeah, a victory nonetheless, a

6:23

victory and a victory for humanity

6:25

because the trailer dropped for the

6:27

third Paddington movie earlier this week

6:29

and the world is

6:32

rejoicing. Paddington in Peru finds

6:35

the titular bear and the brown

6:37

family journeying to South America to

6:39

visit his aunt Lucy. But

6:42

is she there in the house when he

6:44

goes to visit her? She is

6:46

not. So

6:48

things go not according to

6:50

plan. Yeah, this film things

6:52

go bear shaped. Am

6:55

I right, Miles? I gotta

6:57

go. No, you don't. You

6:59

need to sit right here on my

7:02

lap. Yes, I smell like beer. The

7:06

cast includes Olivia Coleman as a nun.

7:10

Antonio Antonio Bandeira

7:13

as a say that like the edge

7:15

or like Bono Antonio Bandeira as a

7:18

boat captain, you

7:21

know, a sex positive boat captain is the

7:23

is the energy I'm getting from Antonio

7:26

Bandeira's. All right. Love that. Also, when he

7:28

pulls up though, at first in the trailer,

7:31

I'm like, well, that can't be Antonio Bandeira's.

7:33

That is that that man is

7:35

the age of Raul Julia in

7:38

the Adams family films. That's he looked he

7:40

looked a little old, a little

7:42

long in the tooth. Sadly, Mrs.

7:44

Brown no longer played by Sally

7:46

Hawkins, which I think this was

7:49

the first that most people realize that that that

7:51

role had been recast and for

7:54

the best possible reasons. Sally Hawkins

7:56

was like, no, I thought We

8:00

were just doing like a couple of these. I'm not like

8:02

the Paddington person. Yeah,

8:05

so She

8:07

quit they got a new

8:09

mrs. Brown. She's probably going

8:12

to fuck Antonio Banderas if I had

8:14

to guess It's

8:16

a kid actually. It's a kid. That's right. Yeah.

8:18

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. I

8:20

guess not. All right Maybe yeah, just being like

8:22

some Some sure some cool.

8:25

Yeah, I write I make yeah I

8:27

just love though that she said the whole

8:29

thing I know like everyone on one's like

8:31

what the fuck's going on She said quote

8:33

for me It is felt the right time

8:35

to hand the reins over to another and

8:37

one can't get much better than the truly

8:39

wonderful Emily Mortimer She's extraordinarily special like It's

8:42

not like you were James Bond for like

8:44

30 years straight and you know, yeah what

8:46

it's time But also I get it like

8:48

I'm sure as a performer you're like look

8:50

I did I did the best one ever.

8:52

So yeah She

8:55

saw this script and she's like, no, thank you

8:58

Maybe someone else should maybe someone else should do

9:00

the day the director is not the

9:02

same and Mrs. Brown is

9:04

not the same. Yeah, so maybe the magic

9:06

is not the same We don't

9:08

know and we won't know

9:10

here in the US until January

9:13

17th 2025

9:16

it's coming out in November in the UK November

9:19

8th, but they're holding it in the US and

9:24

I'm not sure why other than

9:26

that They're like

9:28

people are gonna be fucked and

9:31

like that. It's just crazy No one's going to

9:33

the movies when there's a potential breakdown

9:36

of society in the United States Yeah

9:38

the Like it's wild to

9:41

be seeing a trailer and be like

9:43

that We're in that time frame when the

9:45

trailer where the trailers we see will be

9:48

and this is a little

9:50

first teaser trailer Right. This is

9:52

like the second trailer that they put out like

9:54

both like not Wong before the movie comes out

9:57

It's coming out after Donald

9:59

Trump might be Hey

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