and in practice it's only subject to renewal every five years and would be longer lasting with much less debate than the normal hyde amendment. >> not only is this not about, it isn't taxpayer funds. presumably some conscientious it is those fees you were talking about, and the people who have stud yesterday the hyde amendment, that doesn't get used very often. the federal government is not going to be performing lots and lots of abortions if this happens. it's a pretty rare case. these are the people we might want to consider having fuzz action over the control of the reproductive systems. how -- at what point do they get control over their bodies again? apparently not ever according to this. >> you can imagine women who have been forced into