Scheduled hearing of cassidy hutchinson. people are still coming forward and we have been hearing from more people every day and we had a framework for the first series of hearings and there is certainly the possibility we will have information to present in the form of a hearing again after the one next week. congresswoman elaine luria, member of the january 6th committee. thank you for your time tonight. thank you. up next after trying to discredit a horrific story that turned out to be true, republicans are now revealing the truth where they really stand on abortion. stay with us. g the truth where they reall y stand on abortion. stay with us
Tomorrow marks three weeks since the supreme court handed down the decision in the case that overturned roe v. wade. on that evening, on jun 24th, a federal judge ruled ohio agency six week abortion ban which had been enjoined for 30 years could go into effect now that roe is overturned and with a stroke of pen abortion became illegal in the state of ohio. tough love if you want an abortion. and then a 10-year-old rape victim in a doctor s office, the child was six weeks and three days pregnant, and three days too late to get an abortion. in ohio, there is no exception for rape. so a 10-year-old got an abortion in ohio, she would be breaking the law. that doctor took action. she called a colleague in
Possible. one last question. the indiana attorney general told fox yesterday that he s going to investigate the doctor who provided the 10-year-old rape victim from ohio with an abortion. he suggested that doctor did not properly report the terminated pregnancy of a minor. we know she did report it to the indiana department of health services. what is your broader reaction to that kind of intimidation as an ob-gyn, what kind of chilling effect do threats like that from people in power have for doctors who now provide the procedures still? i think if you are in the realm of taking on the inherent risks, whether real or imagined, but this example is nothing but a sleight of hand. these people realize that they re focusing on the wrong theme here, they re focusing on the fact that rape is happening to children in their state and they are not helping people who are pregnant and don t want to be, and they are using this
Doing in their head in order to justify what is and isn t an abortion is just insane. and i can tell you, as an abortion provider, as someone who cares for people needing an abortion, that story out of ohio is not one of a kind. young people, children, need abortions sometimes, so that they can keep on being children. and you know, they may try to deny it but it happens because all of the different ways that we systematically fail people in this country. i, like many of my colleagues, were trained in complex family planning has seen young people seeking abortions and we would provide the same care this child was provided in ohio, unlike some legislators we don t cherry pick who we help. the ohio abortion ban that reportedly prompted the 10-year-old girl from ohio to travel for an abortion to indiana, it makes exceptions for the life of the mother in very narrow cases like pre-eclampsia,
We are okay forcing a 10-year-old child to give birth after being raped. the attorney general said he is now looking into potentially prosecuting the doctor who provided the abortion and gathering evidence. joining us is an adjunct clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the stanford university of medicine. and we have been hearing argues by anti-abortion advocates that an abortion doesn t count as an abortion in certain circumstances, we heard that exchange where an activist tried to claim that in the case of a 10-year-old pregnant rape victim the pregnancy would probably impact her life and therefore it would fall under an exception and would not be an abortion. what do you make of this decision to redefine abortion in this way? well, thank you for having me on. i think i ve watched and rewatched that clip countless times today, because the mental gymnastics that these people are
Lie, anyone surprised? republican south dakota governor christie noem says it was literal fake news from the liberal media. republicans ran with the story. they were obsessed with it. as they declared this is just some made-up liberal talking point. but to republicans great surprise, the terrible story turns out to be true. a 27-year-old man confessed to raping the child. and at least two occasions and arrested on tuesday and charged with rape. let s take a step back here for a second. even if the story was not true, something just like it is still what republicans are okay with, some would argue, republicans want, this is what it looks like when you overturn roe v. wade, a 10-year-old rape victim will be forced to carry baby to term, without an abortion. and republicans know that to be true. they know it. and congressman democratic congressman eric swalwell drove
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We find it scary that even states in our own country are implementing laws similar to the one in malta and not making space for defining what do you do when there isn t even a viable baby. you know, how close do we let the mother get to death before it is safe to make an intervention. the whole thing has been the timing is crazy. it is very upsetting and we hope that we hope that by sharing our story we can contribute to the conversation that like this is a complex issue and, you know, sometimes banning abortion doesn t mean fewer abortions or fewer babies die, it just means more women die. absolutely. absolutely. i really appreciate you sharing your story with us and once
into the streets! into the streets! [chanting] tucker: she is a clown but people believe her. mollie hemingway s editor in chief of the federalist. thank you for joining us. they went pretty fast from denouncing everyone else for insurrection to fomenting insurrection. the left s illegitimacy is a way for them to say they don t like the way an election is gone but you are exactly right. the thing that is so frustrating is the department of justice has two standards of justice where people on the right to express with anything, their entire lives are destroyed. when the left engages in decades of ongoing violence based on this view that if they lose power that things are a legitimate, they get away scot-free. this is a very dangerous environment, and to be
But i think a better way to look at the document is that you have to read the entire document. and when you think about, say the ninth amendment for example, rights that are not enumerated, still exist just because we didn t think to write them down doesn t mean it doesn t exist anymore. they want to believe it doesn t exist. and because the word abortion doesn t appear there, there is no such right. dahlia, we are seeing in some instances a court that is clearly at odds with the majority of americans. especially on issues like guns and abortion. but a moment ago when we were showing a clip of protesters, one woman says that we have to show up and vote them out. you don t vote for a supreme court justice. they are not going anywhere. so when people are protesting him saying they are going to take action. what does that look like? clarence thomas? he s not leaving that bench until he is in a grave. right, it is such a complicated question stephanie. because at one level, the impulse is just vote. if all those the people who didn t vote, voted, this could change. i think underlying that, we have to just sit for a minute with the uncomfortable fact that not every vote is equal. and that it is not actually a representative democracy