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Why Texas doctor defied new abortion law despite possible legal consequences
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NBC News' Chloe Atkins breaks down why a Texas doctor, who has been practicing 40 years, violated the state’s new abortion law despite the possible legal consequences, and why he believes it was his “duty of care” to do so. Sept. 20, 2021
