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BONUS: Shocking Lies from Kamala's Pro-Abortion Speech About Woman's Death · The Lila Rose Show

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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the Lila Rose
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Podcast. We're jumping on live again
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because we are going to be responding to a speech that
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Kamala Harris, Vice President Kamala Harris just gave in
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Georgia pretty spur of the moment.
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She threw together a small event in Georgia to basically announce
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and to share her her support for abortion.
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She's taking it to a new level here.
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She's ratcheting up the outcry and the passion for abortion in
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this speech. And I think it's essential that
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we unpack what she is saying and what this all means.
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This is the first time in my memory that a presidential
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candidate has done a rally specifically focused fully on
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abortion. That is what this is about.
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She is running on abortion. That is her focus in her
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campaign. This begs the question, of
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course, what is she running on? Abortion.
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What is abortion? Abortion is the killing of a
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human being. That's what this is about.
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All of this energy, all of this, as she calls it joy, this
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enthusiasm is to defend the so-called right to kill a human
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being. And sometimes I look at what's
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happening in the country, the misinformation, the lies, the
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confusion, all of the pain around this issue and those that
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are so passionate who are fighting for abortion, who are
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fighting for abortion liberalization.
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And I look at our pro-life movement and there's so many
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good people fighting the fight in the pro-life movement.
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We have to want it more. We have to want saving the lives
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of these children and a better vision for moms and for
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families. We have to want that more than
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the abortion industry and abortion activists and advocates
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want abortion on demand. So here we are to Fact Check
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live Kamala Harris's speech that she just gave minutes ago in
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Georgia. We're going to actually watch
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big chunks of the speech right now and unpack what the vice
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president, the sitting vice president said as is campaigning
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on the right to kill a human being, a baby in the womb.
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So let's start. This is again, just happened a
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few minutes ago for those that are tuning in now.
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I'll also be keeping an eye on the chat as this is a YouTube
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live here. We're going to be posting this
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on podcast app later, but we're doing a special live just to
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comment on really an unprecedented speech that a
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presidential candidate is giving specifically on abortion, making
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this the lead issue in their campaign.
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And that's what Kamala Harris is doing and just did minutes ago
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in a live speech in Georgia. All right, we're going to pull
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up the speech here and we'll start with the beginning.
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And thank you to all of the elected and community leaders
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who have joined us today. Thank you.
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Thank you everybody, Everybody who is here.
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So Georgia, this election right here is a fight for the future.
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It is a fight for the future and it is a fight for freedom, for
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freedom. And we know in America freedom
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is not to be given, it is not to be bestowed.
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It is ours by right. We have to first point out here
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the words freedom. The words we have the right,
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it's not given to us, it's our right.
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We have it. What about the freedom for the
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human lives that are at the heart of this debate?
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The children that are conceived, that are real?
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They're not fiction. This is not an imaginary thing.
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When you're pregnant, you're pregnant with the human life, a
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new human life, a new developing life.
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What about the freedom? What about the human rights for
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that new developing life? Of course, the cheers and the
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rhetoric here coming from Kamala Harris in no way acknowledges
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even their existence. This, my friends, is the
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ultimate gaslighting of the American public.
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Let's keep watching. The government should not be
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telling her what to do if she chooses.
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If she she chooses, she will talk with her pastor, her
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priest, her rabbi, her imam. But it should not be the
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government or Donald Trump telling her what to do with her
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body. This rhetoric, it is so
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deceptive. The government should not be
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telling her what to do with her body.
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What is she talking about here? She's not talking about
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treatment for a miscarriage. She's not talking about care for
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your pregnancy. She's not talking about deciding
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whether or not to have a baby. She's talking about human beings
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that have already been conceived, human lives,
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children, human beings. And she's saying that the
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government doesn't have the right to tell you what to do
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with your body. It's not your body anymore.
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Alone. When you're pregnant, there's
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another body. If there's twins or triplets or
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more, there's multiple bodies. There is another human life
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involved. And of course, our government,
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it's their responsibility to protect the fundamental human
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right to live to life. If there is a situation where a
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child is being abused, harmed, if there's a situation where,
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God forbid, a child's life is at risk, it is the responsibility
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of authorities to intervene and to protect that life.
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There is not a right to kill. There is a right to live.
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And the pro-life case is very simple.
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Our position is very simple. We know the science shows us
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that before birth there is a human life is not like a human
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life magically appears at birth. Science shows us at at the
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moment of at the moment of fertilization, a new individual
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unique human life becomes comes into existence that human life
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needs time and nourishment to grow safely in the place that
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they're designed to grow in and in in in their mother's womb.
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And if you don't interrupt that process, if you don't go in and
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destroy that child, that child will live and can thrive.
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That is the fundamental reality of how we all came into life,
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into being. We all came into being because
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we were dependent completely on people that were bigger and
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stronger than us, on our parents.
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All of us come into the world this way.
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And just because a person, an adult, a parent is stronger and
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bigger than a child, doesn't mean that that adult has the
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right to kill that child or to harm that child.
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We all know this. We know this about born
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children. This applies to children before
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birth too. There is no moral distinction
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between a child after birth and before birth.
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They are the same human being. And abortion is black and white.
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It kills a child. It's a matter of life or death
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for that child. Of course, this is never
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mentioned. I've already listened through
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this speech and we're listening again here.
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There's parts that we're going to be listening in this life.
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This is never mentioned by Kamala Harris.
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Not once. Imagine that in a speech for 30
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minutes about abortion, Kamala Harris never once defines what
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abortion is. She never once acknowledges that
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abortion involves not just the life of a mother, but the life
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of a child. And in the process, there's a
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tremendous amount of misinformation and fear
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mongering that Kamala Harris makes about abortion.
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But look at what she said just here, too.
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She said if the woman chooses, she'll talk with her pastor, her
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priest, her rabbi, hear imam. She is using the language of
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religion here, of faith to say if you're a person of faith, you
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can decide whether or not to kill your child and it is no
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issue. It is no problem.
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It is not in any way in a conflict with your beliefs.
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This is, of course, a profound lie that she is telling at the
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service of abortion on demand. Her political agenda.
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Let's keep listening. Stories that Doctor Reddick
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shares with us, the stories we heard last night, the stories
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we've been here for two years. One in three women in America
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lives in a state with a Trump abortion ban.
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This includes Georgia and every state in the South except
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Virginia. Think about that when you also
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combine that with what we know has been long standing neglect
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around an issue like maternal mortality.
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Think about that when you compound that with what has been
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long standing neglect of women in communities with a lack of
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the adequate resources they need for healthcare, prenatal, during
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their pregnancy, postpartum. Let's think about what she's
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saying. Let's think about it, Vice
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President Harris, let's think about what you're saying.
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Vice President Harris here is saying that in places where and
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the country at large, our country at large struggles with
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our maternal mortality rate. Our maternal mortality rate is
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nothing to be proud of in this country.
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In fact, it is high. It is all too high.
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It's higher than parts of Europe.
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It's higher than countries like Poland or Malta, which are far
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more pro-life than we are. And so she's making this
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connection in her rhetoric between maternal mortality rates
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being poor, meaning more women are dying due to pregnancy and
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abortion, saying that somehow making the implication that if
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you restrict abortion, maternal mortality rates are going to
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struggle when this is a complete lie.
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Maternal mortality rates in the 40 years of abortion on demand
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in this country have been struggling.
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We've never had great maternal mortality rates in this country
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in the years that we have had abortion on demand.
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So for her to somehow indicate that we can somehow have
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healthier pregnancies by killing the baby and ending the
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pregnancy is a lie. The solution to a pregnancy that
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may be high risk or two other complicating factors that a
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mother may have is not to kill the baby.
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The solution is to address the underlying conditions and work
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to heal the condition and work to save the life of the mother
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and protect the life of the baby.
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This pro-life vision for Healthcare is the vision that a
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country like Malta has had for over a decade.
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They haven't had a single maternal death in Malta for over
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a decade and abortion is banned in the country.
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Poland has better maternity mortality rates than this
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country. There are other nations in Latin
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America. Chile at times has had better
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maternal mortality rates than the United States.
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And this is a pro-life country. Ireland before they legalized
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abortion had some of the best maternal mortality rates in the
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world, meaning the lowest, and they had abortion fully
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restricted. So this is already an outright
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lie here. That Kamala Harris is just
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saying to to connect this, the idea that we need abortion in
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order to have healthier pregnancies, then she's sorting
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out these terms like prenatal care, adequate resources for
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pregnant mothers. Abortion is not prenatal care,
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adequate resources for women does not include killing the
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baby. So let's keep listening.
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And these hypocrites want to start talking about this is in
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the best interest of women and children.
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Well, where you've been, where you've been when it comes to
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taking care of the women and children of America, where
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you've been. And then she's going into the
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how dare they? I can kind of see the thread
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here, the political partisanship she's dredging up here to say,
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well, you know, again, I think the underlying theme that she's
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not even overtly saying here, but she's suggesting to her
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audience, which is obviously very far left, is, oh,
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Republicans are against healthcare somehow.
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So now they're for abortion, abortion ban.
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Therefore, where have you been and where have you been?
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Again, complete fabrication to connect better maternal health
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outcomes to the proliferation of abortion.
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In fact, what you can connect is the risks that abortion poses to
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mothers, to women, not just the babies that are killed by
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abortion in every abortion, but the mothers who, how, whose
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health is put at risk due to abortion.
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And we're going to get to this in a minute.
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In Kamala Harris's own speech. She's going to talk about the
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case of Amber Nicole Thurman, who just died, who died?
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Well, it's been 2 years, who died two years ago because of
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abortion pills, not because of abortion bans, but because of
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abortion pills, because of these lethal drugs that killed her
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twins and then went on to put her into septic shock, gave her
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a, an infection that took her life.
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The misinformation here is incredible and it's incredible
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coming from a sitting vice president who wants to be the
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president of this country. It is again, the gaslighting of
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the American public saying that don't believe your lying eyes.
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It wasn't. She's not dead by abortion
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pills. She's dead because of pro-life
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loss. This is a direct lie, not only
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about what happened to her, but it's taking the truth and saying
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that in fact, the truth what, what actually happened to her.
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Don't believe your your eyes, even though, even though, even
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in pro publica's report, which came out just a couple days ago,
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claiming that abortion laws, that pro-life laws were the
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reason for Amber Nicole's death. In their own report they say we
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have no evidence we had we we have no information that in any
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way indicates that the doctors that treated Amber didn't give
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her this particular procedure because of pro-life loss.
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There is 0 evidence even in their own report and they admit
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it. Let's keep listening and.
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And we understand the impact of these bands and the horrific
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reality that women and families, their husbands, their partners,
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their parents, their children are facing as a consequence.
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Every single day since Roe was overturned, I have met women who
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were refused care during a miscarriage, wanted to have a
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child suffering A miscarriage. I met a woman, a woman.
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I've actually met several who were turned away from the
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emergency room. One of early stages after the
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Dobbs decision came down. Told me with tears she was with
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her husband about how only when she developed sepsis did she
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receive emergency care. This is very serious because,
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you know, here Kamala Harris is using these cases.
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She doesn't of course, tell us any details about the cases
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except to say, of course, these women were denied healthcare
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because of, I guess, abortion bans because they were
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miscarrying. I have looked at every single
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case that has made the rounds that has come out so far about
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these situations where women were miscarrying.
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They had no fetal heartbeat, the baby had passed away, but the
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miscarriage wasn't completed. So they'd go to an emergency
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room, theoretically in a pro-life state or urgent care to
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seek help. And the reality is the standard
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of care, depending on the circumstances of the miscarriage
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doesn't always immediately involve going to AD and C
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procedure. And even if the doctor decided
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we're going to immediately go to the surgical procedure to remove
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the the remaining pieces of the baby, the baby has already
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passed away. But there's pieces maybe
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remaining of the baby in the womb of the woman.
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Even if the doctor were to choose to do that because they
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thought it was the best thing for the patient, there's not a
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single state in the country, pro-life state in the country
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that prohibits that. And of course they wouldn't
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prohibit that. I've never met a pro-life Doctor
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Who has any issue with that because the baby has already
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passed away. We've said this several times on
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the podcast and it but it has to be repeated again and again
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because there has become this incredible confusion now in
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politics and in our culture around this issue.
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We're now good. Everyday people are thinking,
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wow, I, I guess everyone's telling me that pro-life states
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aren't giving miscarriage care to women and that's pretty bad.
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And I guess it's, I guess it's because we need abortion on
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demand. I mean, that's what people are
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being told right? When this is a complete lie.
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There's not a single pro-life state that has laws that say
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that miscarriage care cannot be administered.
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The DNC procedure can be used as an abortion on a live baby, and
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that is prohibited in pro-life states.
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But if the baby has already passed away, if there's no fetal
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heartbeat, which is a standard of care, if there's a missed
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miscarriage to check to see, is the baby alive or is the baby
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dead? Is this actually a miscarriage
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or is this a threatened miscarriage?
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Is this just a, a baby that they're, they're concerned they
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may be losing, right. If it's a threatened miscarriage
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and the baby's still alive, then of course you're going to try to
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save the life of the baby and try to help that mother not
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continue to bleed or have other issues.
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But if the baby has passed away and it's an incomplete
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miscarriage, the miscarriage has not been completed yet, then you
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doing ADNC procedure to remove the, the, the, the remaining
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pieces of that baby who's already passed away.
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This is in no way a legal issue in any state in this country,
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but even in states like California, whether it's
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California that's a pro abortion state or Texas that's a more
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pro-life state. The standard of care for a
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missed miscarriage if the baby is still in the womb or parts of
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the baby still in the womb doesn't always involve
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immediately going to ADNC procedure.
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So when you hear these stories, when Kamala Harris says
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something like I talked to a woman and she was turned away at
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the emergency room, every single story that I've looked at and
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studied on this case so far is because a woman might be
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experiencing bleeding or cramping.
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You know, she's made, she's concerned she has a miscarriage
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and she might go to an emergency room and they might say, well,
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let's wait and see. Let's monitor this because the
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standard of care is not to immediately go to ADNC
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procedure. I want to pull up a, an article
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about this just to educate all of us because I think the
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misinformation here is what has allowed these lies from people
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like Kamala Harris to proliferate and confuse people
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and, and fear monger women. So we're going to pull up an
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article. This is from
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americanpregnancy.org. So this is a compilation of best
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in class, you know, resources for mothers and for women who
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are pregnant. And this is a really, you know,
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breaking down the simple information about DNC procedure
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after a miscarriage. So we're going to pull this up
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and let me know if you guys can see this.
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OK, so it says what is ADNC procedure?
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ADNC, also known as dilation and carettage, is a surgical
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procedure often performed after a first trimester miscarriage.
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Now, this can also be done as an abortion procedure on a live
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baby, which is horrific. It's basically the live
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dismemberment or tearing into pieces and suctioning into
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pieces of a baby that's morally wrong and should be illegal.
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It's killing a human being, but when it's used to remove the
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body of a dead baby from his or her mother, this can be
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miscarriage care, right? Well, it says do you need AD and
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C after a miscarriage? The article reads.
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The procedure is done to remove tissue in the uterus during or
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after a miscarriage, diagnose or treat abnormal uterine bleeding.
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It goes on to see say about 50% of women who miscarry do not
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undergo AD and C procedure. Women can safely miscarry on
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their own with few problems in their pregnancies that.
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Before 10 weeks, after 10 weeks, the miscarriage is more likely
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to be incomplete, requiring ADNC procedure.
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Choosing whether to miscarry naturally called expectant
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management or to have ADNC procedure is often a personal
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choice that is best decided after talking with your
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healthcare provider. So there it goes on to talk
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about the different approaches. Here you can have ADNC in your
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doctor's office or in the hospital, it can take 15
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minutes, etcetera. And then some of the risks it
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talks about the risks and complications, risks associated
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with anesthesia, such as adverse reaction to medication and
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breathing problems. This is the risk of AD and C, by
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the way. Hemorrhage or heavy bleeding,
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infection in the uterus or other pelvic organs.
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Perforation or puncture to the uterus, Laceration or weakening
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of the cervix, Scarring of the uterus or cervix, which may
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require further treatment. Incomplete procedure that
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requires yet another procedure to be performed.
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Now, the reason I'm sharing this with you is, is this, when a
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woman experiences A miscarriage and if it's an incomplete or a
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missed miscarriage, the baby has not fully passed yet, the
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standard of care is not to immediately go to AD and C.
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The standard of clear care can involve what is called expectant
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management. That term is used in this
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article where the doctor is watching the the situation to
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see if the baby does pass naturally and to make sure
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there's not other occurring health problems with the mother.
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Sometimes even a one of the mechanisms of the abortion pill,
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which is used to can be used to kill a baby, but can also be
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used to help complete a miscarriage if the baby's
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already passed away. That might be offered in some
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cases. But this idea that if a woman
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shows up bleeding with a miscarriage at an emergency room
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and isn't immediately given ADNC, therefore the pro-life law
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is somehow preventing Healthcare is a fabrication.
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It is a lie that they are or a misunderstanding.
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Some people may be well-intentioned here.
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They don't understand that is continually being pushed in the
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media narrative here. If you are miscarrying, let's
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say in the state of California, which has abortion on demand.
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This just happened to a girlfriend of mine recently.
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And you go to your doctor and you're unsure that you've passed
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the baby. You having, you know, cramps,
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other complications as my friend did recently.
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They didn't immediately go to ADNC.
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They did expectant management. They waited.
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They had other options for her. They said, well, maybe you
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should take this pill that might help complete the the laboring
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process to help completely remove the baby who's already
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dead from your body. Or we can go to ADNC procedure.
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But the DNC procedure does have these risks associated with it.
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So we can wait and see to see if your body will pass the baby
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naturally. These are conversations that are
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happening thousands of times every single week or more across
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the country. But now these conversations and
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these decisions that are made by women and doctors and medical
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professionals have been heavily politicized by Kamala Harris and
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pro abortion thugs. I'm going to say that because
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this is thuggery what they're doing.
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This is harmful to the lives of women now who are living in fear
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because of these lies. There is not a single law that
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prevents miscarriage care in any pro-life state.
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There is not a single law, but these, these, these regularly
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occurring conversations and maybe wait and see expectant
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management or even a woman begins to miscarry and she goes
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to urgent care because she doesn't have proper prenatal
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care and urgent care isn't able to help her because they don't
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know how to deal with the situation.
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Or they give her maybe a, you know, one of the, they give her
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a part of the abortion pill, not to kill the baby, but to help
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remove the baby entirely. That's already been killed,
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that's already that's already passed away, not naturally.
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This happened in the in the state of Texas recently.
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By the way, Ryan Hamilton was was a big story that came out a
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few months ago again used by pro abortion groups.
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Ryan Hamilton and his wife went to an urgent care in Texas.
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They didn't have good prenatal care.
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He admits this and she was miscarrying.
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Urgent care gave him part of the abortion pill, not because the
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baby was alive, the baby was dead, but to help pass the baby.
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She ended up bleeding more because of that.
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She went to a hospital. The hospital waited and wait
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and, you know, waited and waited expected management before
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giving her the DNC procedure because they wanted to make sure
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that, you know, whatever their protocol or standard of care was
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had nothing to do with abortion laws.
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But now Ryan and abortion activists are saying this has to
24:37
do with abortion laws. Not once did a doctor say this
24:39
is having to do with abortion laws had nothing to do with
24:42
that. Miscarriage care has now become
24:47
politicized and is now being used by Kamala Harris and pro
24:52
abortion advocates to somehow justify elective abortion going
25:00
in and killing babies. Not just dealing with aftermath
25:04
of a baby who's tragically lost, but now we're going to go and we
25:07
have to go and be able to kill them.
25:10
It's shameful that this is being done on a national stage here.
25:15
And it's breaks my heart that so many people, there's so much
25:19
confusion around this. So we have to set the record
25:22
straight here. Miscarriage care is not
25:25
abortion. The baby has already passed
25:27
away. And let's get now, let's keep
25:30
listening to Kamala because she's going to talk about this
25:32
specific case in Georgia. We need to talk about this
25:34
specific case. Sepsis did she receive emergency
25:38
care? And now we know that at least
25:43
two women and those are only the stories we know here in the
25:48
state of Georgia died died because of a Trump abortion ban
25:55
one and we heard about her story last night, a vibrant 28 year
26:02
old young woman. She was ambitious.
26:05
You know, I talked with her mother and her sisters about her
26:10
and they described such an extraordinary life of a person.
26:16
She was excited. She was working hard.
26:19
She was a medical assistant, she was going to nursing school,
26:24
raising her six year old son. She was really proud that she
26:28
had finally worked so hard that she gained the independence.
26:33
Her family was telling me that she was able to get an apartment
26:36
in a gated community with a pool for her son to play in.
26:40
She was so proud and she was headed to nursing school and her
26:47
name, and we will speak her name, Amber Nicole Thurman.
26:54
Amber Nicole Thurman. That's right.
27:01
And she had her future all planned out and it was her plan.
27:07
You know, let's understand. Just take pause on that for a
27:10
moment. She had her plan, what she
27:13
wanted to do for her son, for herself, for their future.
27:21
And so when she discovered that she was pregnant, she decided
27:26
she wanted to have an abortion. But because of the Trump
27:30
abortion ban here in Georgia, she was forced to travel out of
27:35
state to receive the healthcare that she needed.
27:39
But when she returned to Georgia, she needed additional
27:43
care, so she went to a hospital. But you see, under the Trump
27:49
abortion ban. Her daughter pause here.
27:53
Oh, it is. It's so painful to listen to
27:58
this because the the narrative is so false.
28:03
But there are lives at risk because of this narrative.
28:05
It's one thing, you know, politicians, you know, there's
28:07
accusations, politicians lie, they mislead.
28:10
You know, that's kind of this understood thing about
28:13
particularly maybe American politics and, and, and the, the
28:16
problem of politics, deceptive, dishonest, not trustworthy.
28:22
But the lies that she's telling right now have implications for
28:25
millions of human lives, for millions of children whose lives
28:30
are on the line right now. A million abortions a year, a
28:33
million boys and girls killed by the forceps of abortion, by the
28:38
suctioning procedures of abortion, ripping their bodies
28:40
apart, by the chemical abortions, by the abortion pill
28:43
which starves them to death and then forcibly miscarries them.
28:47
These are these are these lives which again, have 0
28:51
acknowledgement in Kamala Harris's speech.
28:55
And listen to what you just said.
28:57
She said her plan, her plan. She's talking about Amber
29:00
Thurman's plan, what she wanted to do for herself.
29:03
And she says she got pregnant and she decided to have an
29:05
abortion. She doesn't mention that it was
29:09
twins. Kamala Harris here doesn't
29:11
mention that Amber was pregnant with twins, twin babies.
29:16
She doesn't mention that there was a whole life ahead of those
29:21
children, if they had gotten the care and the love that they
29:24
deserved. She didn't mention an alternate
29:27
vision of who are the people that should have helped Amber
29:31
Moore with those twins. Maybe there were, maybe there
29:36
should be more support for Amber and her twins.
29:40
She didn't mention that there are hundreds of pregnancy
29:43
resource centers, thousands across the country, dozens in
29:46
the state of Georgia that would love to help Amber and her
29:51
twins, that would have loved to provide free material support,
29:56
healthcare, housing support, financial aid, and assistance to
30:00
Amber and her twins. That there is a whole
30:03
infrastructure of people eager and wanting to help that mom,
30:08
that single mom who might be pregnant and struggling.
30:11
She didn't mention any of that because she doesn't want you to
30:14
know about that. Kamala Harris doesn't want you
30:16
to know about the pregnancy resource centers.
30:18
She doesn't want you to know about the free care and material
30:22
assistance that young others could receive.
30:24
She just wants you to know one thing, that if you get pregnant,
30:27
you should go get an abortion. And in the case of Amber
30:30
Thurman, that's what she did. She got pregnant with twins and
30:35
she drove and picked up the abortion pill.
30:38
This is also something that Kamala Harris leaves out of her
30:40
speech. She doesn't mention, she doesn't
30:42
tell you that Amber Thurman went and got the abortion pill.
30:47
The abortion pill which was fast tracked under Bill Clinton, fast
30:51
tracked in approve its approval process under the FDA under Bill
30:55
Clinton in the 90's. The abortion pill which has
30:58
killed over two dozen women now in this country.
31:03
The abortion pill which lands one out of every 25 women in the
31:06
emergency room because of the complications of starving your
31:10
baby to death with this, with this chemical medication and
31:13
enforcing a miscarriage. The abortion pill that Amber
31:17
took and then experienced some of these complications herself
31:22
and that landed her in a Georgia hospital.
31:27
Kamala Harris doesn't tell you any of this because it's not
31:30
convenient. These facts don't fit her
31:33
narrative. The fact is this.
31:36
Amber Thurman died because of complications of the abortion
31:43
pill. Let's keep listening.
31:45
Could have faced up to a decade in prison for providing Amber
31:53
the care she needed. This is a total lie.
31:57
Amber didn't need an abortion and when Amber was dying because
32:02
of the abortion pill, the care that the the emergency care that
32:06
they tried to give Amber failed to save her life, but the
32:10
emergency care that they tried to give Amber wasn't more
32:13
abortion. Obviously the abortion had
32:15
already taken place. There was no fetal heartbeat.
32:17
This is lie after lie from Kamala Harris.
32:21
Amber Thurman never needed abortion.
32:23
Nobody needs to kill their baby. This is a lie, a lie I would say
32:27
from hell that is being brain is brainwashing the American women
32:32
and the American public at large.
32:34
And once she took that abortion pill, the care that she needed
32:39
was ultimately when when she was at the hospital, the care that
32:42
she needed, they were desperately trying to give her
32:44
care. That abortion pill is, is
32:47
horrific. These pills are very dangerous.
32:51
They kill babies and they can kill you.
32:54
And she, her body was going into septic shock and they were
32:56
trying to save her life. Even the pro publica report that
32:59
Kamala Harris is referencing here talks about how they worked
33:02
for 20 hours to save Amber's life.
33:05
And eventually, she succumbed to the infection that the abortion
33:08
pill caused. But of course, Kamala Harris
33:12
doesn't say any of that here. Instead, she invokes the
33:16
abortion law in Georgia that says that, yes, if you're a
33:20
medical professional and you kill a baby, you should go to
33:22
jail. And I agree with that.
33:24
Of course you should. If you killed one of your
33:26
patients, a preborn baby, then yes, you should have penalties
33:31
for that. That is just and right.
33:34
And so she's blaming somehow the law here for the fact that it
33:38
was an abortion pill that killed Amber.
33:41
Understand what a law like this means.
33:44
Doctors have to wait until the patient is at death door before
33:52
they take action. You know, on the other side of
33:55
my do you know, the, the, the, the, the other folks, the Trump
33:59
and his running mate. And they'll talk about.
34:02
Oh, yeah. But you know, I do believe in
34:05
the exception to save the mother's life.
34:09
OK. All right.
34:10
Let's break that down, shall we? Let's break that down.
34:15
Let's break that down. So we're saying that we're going
34:22
to create public policy that says that a doctor, a healthcare
34:28
provider, will only kick in to give the care that somebody
34:32
needs if they're about to die. This is so infuriating what
34:37
she's doing here. She's saying, well, you're
34:39
saying that in a medical emergency, you're going to wait
34:43
for a medical emergency before you kick in the care that they
34:47
need before they die. OK, what is she even talking
34:49
about here? What she's talking about is the
34:52
intentional destruction of an innocent human life.
34:55
She's basically saying, and this is the pro abortion argument,
34:58
right? Well, because pregnancy
35:00
involves, you know, using your body to gestate a human being.
35:04
Absolutely. That's how we all came into the
35:06
world, right? We all came into the world
35:08
completely dependent on our parents.
35:10
And we remain dependent on our parents for most things until we
35:13
are at least in our teen years, right?
35:16
And she's saying, well, because of that dependency, that a
35:20
dependency relationship and because of, yes, that child
35:23
needs nutrients from you, yes, that is a fact.
35:27
That child needs to be gestated inside the mother of their body.
35:31
That's, I believe that's their, that's their right.
35:33
That's a right of a child. Even if that child wasn't
35:36
wanted, even if that child was conceived in a way that the
35:40
mother wasn't expecting, that child has a right to live and a
35:43
right to the love and the protection of of the people that
35:46
have been that child's been entrusted to.
35:49
And so for her to say that, well, yeah, at the moment of a
35:54
medical emergency, you're not going to get the care you need.
35:56
Until then, what she's really talking about is killing the
35:58
baby. Let's, let's be real here.
36:00
Kamala Harris is really talking about.
36:01
Well, pro-life laws say you can't just kill the baby
36:04
whenever you want. If you if you want to kill the
36:07
baby, you have to wait. That's not even what pro-life
36:10
laws say, by the way. What pro-life laws say is that
36:13
in the case of a medical emergency, you can do an early
36:17
delivery if it's absolutely necessary, and early delivery of
36:20
that baby. And sometimes that baby might be
36:24
too little to survive. And that's a tremendous tragedy.
36:28
But you fight for both the lives of the mother and the baby.
36:32
That's the pro-life way is is fight for both of them.
36:35
The pro-life way isn't take the mother to the curb and then, you
36:39
know, just care about the baby. Of course not.
36:41
That's why pro-life Ireland had some of the best maternal
36:44
mortality rates in the world. pro-life Malta has some of the
36:46
best maternal mortality rates in the world.
36:49
You can love and care for both mother and baby.
36:53
Anyone listening who's had a good experience with an OBGYN
36:56
knows that this is possible. Of course there are bad
36:58
experiences too, but I believe that there are so many great
37:02
medical professionals out there who really care about mother and
37:05
baby and who aren't just going to do the knee jerk reaction of
37:07
let's kill that baby. Instead, they want to care for
37:10
both. That's why the American
37:12
Association of Pro-life Obstetricians and Gynecologist,
37:14
there's over 2000 of them. That's why they say abortion,
37:19
intentionally destroying the baby is never medically
37:22
necessary. In very rare cases, you may need
37:24
to do an early delivery, but that's only in very rare cases.
37:28
Kamala Harris is really talking about here is a disregard for
37:30
the child's life. That's what she's talking about
37:32
here, a neglect of care for the child's life.
37:35
To say I don't really care, the child is subhuman.
37:38
Child's basically my property. The child's life doesn't matter.
37:42
So as a healthcare professional, I'm only going to take care of
37:45
the mother to in whatever, whatever that means to me in
37:48
this given moment. And at any moment I can kill
37:50
this baby if I want. And that's why that's why in the
37:54
United States we kill most babies with disabilities.
37:59
Most babies that are diagnosed with disabilities don't make it
38:02
out of life. They're not even born.
38:04
They're killed first. They're born, they're forced.
38:07
It's a forced birth before birth, before they're full to
38:10
full to term usually. And these babies, they're, they
38:13
are born. I should say, every abortion
38:15
there is a birth. The child just killed right in
38:17
the process. In every abortion, there's a
38:19
delivery, the child just killed, the child is delivered dead.
38:23
That's what Kamala Harris is really talking about here.
38:27
She's really talking about the fact that our pro abortion
38:30
healthcare in this country sees babies with medical diagnosis
38:35
that are terminal or that have a disability.
38:38
Those babies should be targeted to be killed.
38:40
And that's the healthcare for those babies.
38:43
Some healthcare, right? Your healthcare today is you're
38:46
going to get a lethal injection and and killed.
38:48
That's your healthcare. Your healthcare today is we're
38:50
going to murder this baby. That's your healthcare.
38:52
This is not healthcare. Think about what we are saying
38:57
right now. You're.
38:58
Think about what you are saying right now.
39:00
You are saying that killing a baby is healthcare and that
39:04
pregnant women who have any issues with their pregnancy
39:06
should just the go to, should just be kill that baby.
39:10
Well guess what? That's not the country that I
39:11
want to live in as a woman because I care about human
39:14
beings besides myself and I care about children and I know
39:17
millions of other women who feel the same.
39:20
And how dare you speak and pretend to speak for American
39:23
women to say that we see any challenge associated with
39:27
children because children are not easy.
39:30
Having the, the, the project of raising a child, of gestating a
39:33
child, of giving birth to a child, of raising a child, it is
39:36
a, an incredibly meaningful but challenging job.
39:40
We're naturally made for it. I believe we're, we're made for
39:44
that. But it, it is not easy, but just
39:47
because it has challenges, because it requires so much of
39:52
us, does that give us the right to kill a baby?
39:56
Does that give us a, a, a vision of OK, children are messy.
39:59
Children involve risk. Children involve challenges.
40:02
Life involves risk by the way, period.
40:04
And so therefore, the better way to do this is to just kill, kill
40:07
the baby, reject the, the whole thing of children all together.
40:12
What kind of a worldview is that?
40:13
Well, I'll tell you what kind of a worldview that is.
40:17
That's an anti natalist worldview.
40:19
A worldview that says children not worth it.
40:22
You should just opt out, delete, press the delete button on that.
40:25
They're not worth it. Did you know that this country,
40:28
by the way has a demographic winter that we're facing?
40:33
Our population is not replacing itself.
40:36
You need about 2.1 children per woman in order to replace
40:40
yourself as a population, and we're not doing that.
40:44
The only reason our population isn't shrinking is because of
40:46
immigration. Most people don't know this, by
40:48
the way. We're killing ourselves.
40:51
We're killing our future. And I, I would argue the reason
40:54
for so much of our angst today, the reason for so much of our
40:59
struggle today, individually and collectively, is because we've
41:04
forgotten about what really matters in life.
41:08
And what matters most in life, I believe, is our relationship
41:10
with a higher power, with, with the God who created us and then
41:14
with his other created beings, with, with his children, with
41:18
the rest of our human family. And, and the core of that human
41:21
family is is what a mother and her child is the is the couple
41:26
that brings a child into the world and and the bond that they
41:29
have with each other and as protecting and shoring up those
41:32
bonds. First that bond of marriage,
41:34
which I think is so forgotten about today and trash, but it's
41:37
so precious. And then the bond of a mother
41:39
with their child. That is what we should be
41:42
protecting. That's what we should be
41:44
advocating for. That's what's being trashed.
41:46
It's being full on trashed by Kamala Harris in this speech and
41:53
she's upholding kill the baby, kill the baby, kill the baby as
41:57
the incessant refrain as solution to every problem that
42:00
any woman could face, medically or otherwise.
42:04
Good policy? Logical policy?
42:07
Moral policy? Humane policy.
42:12
How? Can you?
42:13
How can? How can this be?
42:16
Use the words moral. Use the word humane to talk
42:20
about abortion. Do you know what an abortion
42:23
does? An abortion.
42:26
The abortion pill. Starving a developing baby to
42:28
death. Starving that baby of nutrients?
42:31
Forcibly miscarrying that baby. The mother, One out of every 25
42:35
of them landing in the emergency room.
42:38
ADNC abortion, an abortion that is that suctions out the baby,
42:43
tears that baby into pieces in this powerful suction process
42:47
over 30 times as powerful as a household vacuum.
42:50
This ripping sensation, tearing that little baby into into
42:54
pieces a living baby when it's an abortion procedure.
42:58
ADNE abortion when you're going in there and and and ripping
43:02
apart a baby using forceps, a live dismemberment abortion.
43:07
This is second trimester abortion 10 / 10,000 of these
43:11
abortions every single year, Legal live dismemberment
43:14
abortion. Think about what that means for
43:17
a moment. We don't treat cats and dogs
43:21
that way when they're euthanized in this country.
43:24
When you put down a cat and a dog, if you, if you ripped them,
43:27
dismembered them alive as a way to, as a way to euthanize them,
43:31
that would be called animal cruelty.
43:32
You could go to jail for that, but if you do that to a pre born
43:36
baby and you're a medical doctor, you're an abortionist.
43:40
That's what Kamala Harris loves. She thinks that's great.
43:43
That's your right, that's empowering.
43:46
You go do that if you want that or if the baby's sick.
43:50
Live dismemberment of a moving, kicking child.
43:56
These are second trimester babies, some of them old enough
43:58
to survive outside the womb. They feel every second of that
44:04
live dismemberment. What about them?
44:06
What about their rights? What about their lives?
44:12
Not a shred of acknowledgement of those over 10,000 children
44:16
live dismembered every single year, or given lethal injections
44:23
when they're in the third trimester with poison to kill
44:26
them and then ripped from their mother's womb.
44:30
This is America's abortion, guys.
44:32
This is abortion, but it's never once defined an entire 30 minute
44:37
speech about abortion by the vice president of this country
44:39
and running for the president of the United States.
44:41
Not once. Let's listen for a few more
44:44
minutes. It's about saying that a
44:48
healthcare provider will only start providing that care when
44:53
you're about to die. And so Amber waited 20 hours, 20
45:07
hours, excruciating hours, until finally she was in enough
45:16
physical distress that her doctors thought they would be OK
45:23
to treat her. This is a complete fabrication.
45:28
Even the pro publica article, which was a pro abortion
45:32
propaganda piece admitted that. First of all, she's just
45:35
misrepresenting the pro publica article Amber was given.
45:39
Amber wasn't was hospitalized. She was in the hospital for many
45:43
hours and they were trying to treat her.
45:46
They're trying to figure out what's going on with her.
45:47
They were trying to lower her blood pressure.
45:49
They were trying to deal with the consequence of a chemical
45:54
abortion gone wrong. And here Kamala Harris is
45:59
representing the story of saying, well, the doctors just
46:01
sent her home for 20 hours and then finally they operated
46:04
because it was at the last moment when they felt legally
46:08
they could. This is a complete fabrication.
46:10
Even pro publica admits in their article that's not what
46:13
happened. And of course, that's not what
46:15
happened, because there's not a single doctor, certainly not a
46:19
single pro-life doctor in this country, who will deny a woman
46:23
care after a miscarriage or after her babies have already
46:26
passed away. Amber's babies no longer had a
46:29
heartbeat. Those twin babies didn't stand a
46:31
chance against the chemicals of the abortion pill that blocked
46:34
the progesterone that would have nourished them and given them a
46:37
chance to live. And so they they died.
46:39
And it was their death that helped cause the sepsis that
46:44
Amber then endured because of the infection that started
46:48
because her babies had died. This has again, nothing to do
46:53
with doctors waiting because of a law.
46:55
This had everything to do with the consequence of the abortion
46:58
pill and in emergency situations where doctors were scrambling to
47:02
somehow treat a serious life threatening condition.
47:07
And tragically, Amber did die. And Amber's death is 100% the
47:13
consequence of the legal abortion industry in this
47:18
country. And for Kamala Harris to not
47:21
only misrepresent the law in Georgia and misrepresent what
47:26
miscarriage care even entails, but for her to go on and even
47:29
she's even misrepresenting pro publica's article here, the pro
47:32
abortion article, she's not even representing that properly.
47:35
All to spend a narrative that we need abortion on demand.
47:40
Remember, my friends, what Kamala Harris wants, what her
47:43
public policy is. Let's take a look at that.
47:45
The Democratic platform on abortion is abortion on demand
47:52
for any reason that it is up to a woman.
47:54
This is the language they use a woman on her doctor to decide at
47:57
any point in pregnancy when they want to terminate that
48:01
pregnancy, that there should be no restrictions.
48:04
Remember that language. The government should not be
48:06
involved. It's not between you and the
48:08
government. It's between the woman and her
48:09
doctor. That means anybody who wants to
48:12
have an abortion at any stage for any reason under Kamala
48:15
Harris's public policy should be allowed no issues whatsoever.
48:20
And in addition to that, they want it to be tax funded.
48:24
They want it to be fully funded by the government.
48:28
Isn't it ironic that they want the government to be out of
48:31
healthcare, as they call it healthcare, meaning abortion in
48:34
the situation, but they want that same government to fund it.
48:37
They want that same government to be the one to pay for it.
48:40
This is Kamala Harris's official position on abortion, but you
48:45
wouldn't know it based on the speech, 30 minutes of a speech
48:48
and she doesn't even acknowledge, admit what she
48:51
actually supports, which is abortion for any reason through
48:53
all nine months of pregnancy. Because she's not going to say
48:56
that. She's not going to admit that in
48:59
this speech because she's trying to win an election right now and
49:02
she knows that if she can spin this story, the tragic death of
49:05
Amber, if she can politicize it, if she can somehow blame it on
49:09
Trump, if she can somehow say that it's a fault of pro-life
49:12
flaws, then maybe she she'll have a a shot at mobilizing her
49:16
very, maybe far left or very pro abortion base to come out and
49:20
vote for her. This is the calculation she's
49:22
running with, right? But her position on abortion is
49:26
out of touch with the majority of Americans.
49:29
Most people want in this country some abortion restrictions at
49:32
minimum. They know.
49:34
I think we all kind of viscerally know, even if we
49:37
haven't spent a lot of time looking into the issue, we know
49:39
this is a tragic thing. This is a sad thing.
49:42
This involves life or death. This involves serious decision
49:46
making. So it shouldn't just be done
49:47
Willy nilly for any reason without restriction.
49:50
But that's Kamala Harris's position.
49:53
But she's failing to disclose in a 30 minute a special speech
49:59
given just on abortion. But it was too late, she died of
50:05
sepsis and her last words to her mother, which her mother, as you
50:13
know, tears up and cries every time she speaks it Last words to
50:20
her mother. Promise me you'll take care of
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my son. So I met last night and I spent
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time with Amber's mother and her sisters, and they spoke about
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Amber, a daughter, a sister, a mother.
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She talks about sepsis. This is from 2005 here.
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The Food and Drug Administration recently advised of four women
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in the United States who died of sepsis after taking the drugs
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for medical abortion. Sepsis is a consequence a a
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lethal consequence side effect of taking the abortion pill.
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This is something here from 2005 in just the years after the
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abortion pill was first legalized in the United States
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already had claimed 4 lives due to sepsis.
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There's a black box warning on the abortion pill.
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Listen, my heart is so broken for this little boy.
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And now he's now 8 years old, Amber's son.
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He had twin siblings. He didn't just lose his mother,
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he lost twin siblings. And he's going to grow up one
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day. He's going to look back on all
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of the media controversy with his mother's face and his own
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face plastered on news articles, all of them used by abortion
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advocates and activists to justify abortion on demand.
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I, I, I, it's hard to imagine and be in his shoes, to think
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about what he may feel and think about that in the future.
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But he didn't just lose a mother, he lost his siblings and
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he lost a mother because of the very thing that Kamala Harris is
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promoting in this speech and that activists using his face
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and story are promoting because of abortion.
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We're going to wrap here in a moment.
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I'm going to take one look at the chat here.
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I know it's going. Thank you, everybody for
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listening. We've got over 1000 people that
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are tuning in right now. And so thank you so much for
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listening. This matters.
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This matters. What Kamala Harris is doing in
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this election matters because she's setting a precedent in
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American politics of an extraordinary amount of
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gaslighting to say that Amber Thurman died because of the laws
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that would have prevented her from taking an abortion pill,
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but what she actually died from was the abortion pill.
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Think about that. If North Carolina had also made
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abortion illegal, Amber could have not gotten that pill from
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North Carolina. She might still be alive today.
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Her twins would still be alive today.
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This matters because there are lives on the line and we have to
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set the record straight on this guy's.
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There's a lot of power and money behind Kamala Harris's
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presidential campaign. There's a lot of power and money
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behind the pro abortion newsgroups and behind Planned
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Parenthood, which are promoting these lies.
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Let's continue to set the record straight for the sake of Amber,
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for the sake of Amber's twins, and for the sake of all children
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that are being killed and are at danger of being killed by
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abortion. Thanks so much for listening to
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this episode of the podcast. We'll be back again and continue
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53:43
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