don't kill your baby. don't kill your baby. i your baby. don't kill your baby. this— your baby.your baby. don't kill your baby. this is where the case - your baby. don't kill your baby. this is where the case decidedl your baby. don't kill your baby. i this is where the case decided at the supreme court originated, the last abortion clinic in mississippi, also known as the pink house. the state of mississippi tried to ban almost all abortions here after 15 weeks when the highest court in the land ruled in its favour, it overturned its own most famous and controversial ruling in the case of roe v wade. that gave women across the united states the right to choose, now 50 years on, it has taken that right away from individuals and handed it to individuals and handed it to individual states. many republican—led states including mississippi now have or will either ban abortion or severely restrict access to it. we ban abortion or severely restrict access to it— access to it. we are trying to rotect access to it. we are trying to protect the _ access to it. we are trying to protect th

, childcare for babies, universal pre-k for babies, the child tax credit, which helps babies, school lunch programs that help babies, commonsense gun violence prevention members that keep those babies safe in school and much more. the republicans' war on women has never been more dangerous. today, we will vote on the women's health protection act to ensure that women across this country have access to abortion and the freedom to make their own decisions about their bodies and their futures. america, democrats have your back. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield to a dynamic example of life and her own testimony, the gentlelady from florida, kat cammack. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. mrs. cammack: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record some articles that i feel relevant to this debate. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. cammack: thank yo

reporter jamie satterfield. >> she believed it was the baby that was the target, that this baby was goings life and so he killed brittany more to kill the baby and she was collateral damage. >> prosecutor leslie nassios painted an ugly portrait of clark. a man having trouble paying his bills trying to juggle relationships with more than a dozen women. >> what is the nature of your relationship with him? >> i thought he was my boyfriend. i loved him with all my heart. >> the jury heard all about norman clark's prolific sex life as several of his lovers took the stand. >> at some point did your friendship with him become intimate. >> yes, ma'am. >> did he have a particular way of referring to a part of your anatomy? >> yes, ma'am. >> what did he say? >> ownership. it was his. >> he must have been stretched so thin to be attentive to 15 different women. >> that is one of the reasons that the prosecution said he was -- he broke and now here's this baby and brittany's saying i'm going to take you to court. >> next the prosecution established a time line to place clark at brit any's apartment a

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formula, baby food, baby clothing, baby supplies, and if a woman needs a hotel room, we provide that as well. we pay for all of that. it doesn't matter who she is, where she comes from or what her past is. at our center, all medical services are provided by a staff of licensed medical professionals including doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners and medical assistancts. they are deeply compassionate people because most of them have experienced abortion for themselves. our ob/gyn doctor was an abortionist. her ambitions, her relationships, we do not make any decision. we listen, we try to hear her heart, we offer professional services and emotional support. whether she chooses parenting, adoption, or abortion, we will continue to be there for her, for years if necessary. many women choose abortion because they lack the resources and support they need to confidently choose to parents. over the last five years, americans eat -- american pregnancy centers have served nearly 2 million women who are faced with an unplanned pregnancy and wanted an alternative to abortion. yet pregnancy care

yes, baby, i'm already here. baby but now you come on baby the bastard is so for four dvin setting get , wait for me there. what happened to your voice nothing happened? you have something again it happened? wait there for now. do you hear? can you hear me? who knows, so calm down. i said calm down. you don't understand, i'm telling you, she knows everything. she just called me and is waiting for me at the construction site. so listen, let's go to your construction site now and deny everything. hello what the hell is this? how could you come up with something like that? we're friends, what are you doing? that's it . so tomorrow i'm waiting for your application to my table. i mean, otherwise i'll do everything to get you fired. fuck you. what, what did you hear? yes? i fucked with your husband. out of spite you, so that you know, because you got me poor. i hunched over you. i worked hard and you think i just quit? no, what can you do to fire me? you don't have any right. you nearly killed me. i means so, but just try to blurt something out about the dismissal. i 'll put you in jail, and

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lifting me like a baby.- >> chelsea: and hook up. no, i would never hook up with a baby. and they lifted me over the gate of the house and i thought, well, this is what everyone's so excited to have happen and this is very anti-climactic. >> were you blushing? >> chelsea: no. i was too stoned to blush. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> it was like cartoon hot. firefighters aren't real. >> chelsea: no, right, exactly. and when they show up you're like are you working part-time or full-time? [ laughter ] >> if you're going to lie, keep it interesting. i kind of do go for liars, but at least keep it interesting. >> chelsea: i think a broken leg when you don't have one is slightly interesting. >> that's why i want to hook up again. >> chelsea: and also you have a sitcom coming out, right? >> so i'm doing -- i'm developing a pilot with hbo max and a24 has called "church girls." because i love god but i'm also queer and i think that it's important to show that god wants us to have rights over our body and that

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scale wall at that baby.er] kennedy: so wait, hold on, let me redirect from your talking points, should we rename california's russian river to the baby killing a whole river? >> either that or the pedophile river. [laughter] kennedy: i don't know that has the same ring, i don't know -- certainly the family tourism would go down. >> putin haze hates that we should rename russian dressing, death dressing, rename the river baby killing atrocity river and things like that. it's as pointless as thinking they can reclaim or repull alaska. kennedy: they can't, they won't, they can't. all right so what's up next for brittney griner? do you think she's going to do hard time? >> the more time she gets on msnbc, the greater her value and that means it will be harder to trade her, just shut up and stop the stories. make it quiet, even russians said shut up about this so she's going to be traded, that's that but she'll be traded for international arms and terrorism dealer and it shouldn't happen but she checks all the bo

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all babies including black babies. in your view, ms.arley, as race, or disability of valid reason for aborting an unborn baby? >> absently not. no one should be discriminated against based on their race or their or their genetic makeup. certainly no one should be killed because of any of those factors. these are the sorts of laws states have been attempting to pass to protect the most vulnerable citizens from fatal lethal discrimination simply based on who theyen are or what they might look like. and this is what roe has blockeo states from doing the people of the states were enacting voting for lawmakers who would enact these good policies and roe was blocking it. but now the power has been given back to the people of the state to choose a sort of a life affirming life protecting policies they want in their states and in their community for. >> mr. chairman estimate time has expired. do want to note what ms. harley just said very legitimate. the doomsday calls from those ol the left are ignoring common sense. they are ignoring what hum

however, it is abortion that treats babies, including female babies as objects even while science establishes that they are fully alive and fully human, no matter how tiny they are. the truth is this wasn't a pro woman opinion some imagined. in the patriarchal passage that it left would rather forget, it gave to a woman doctor the ability to choose an abortion. as the late justice ruth bader ginsburg explained, it was physician centered and focused on freedom to practice his profession as he thinks best. she said the picture that i got was tall doctor and little woman seeking his advice and care. abortion is a horribly inadequate solution to the very real problems that many women face. it often results in greater risk and death and illness. many women are unsure of their decision and a majority go on to suffer emotional and mental harm. additionally, surveys show women who choosean abortion report tht they wouldot have chosen life if they had more support. many companies today are eager to offer l to pay for women to d their pregnancies. but how many of them are offering to pay for diapers or

one said she had her baby pulled out of her arms. delivery, one woman was told she deserved all the pain she got. another, who had her newborn baby put out of reach, said the treatment in hospital was frankly inhumane. these women have suffered from shame and vilification and the burden of secrecy for decades. i think the least the government can do is recognise that this shouldn't have happened then and it would never happen now, and it is right for the government to apologise. the government said it would consider the report's findings and offered its deepest sympathy to all those affected by historic forced adoptions. today's report says women were railroaded into unwanted adoptions by public institutions and state employees. and says they were treated in an appalling way by those whose job it was to help them. duncan kennedy, bbc news. joining me now is diana defries. she was 16—years—old when she became pregnant. moments after she gave birth, she was told that her baby was flagged for adoption. welcome to you and thank you for b

third, they should say if baby formula is safer european babies, it is safe for mac and babies. fda could do a lot more in providing that clearce. i have plotted the president for taking steps but what happen is there was news made, a oval ofce addre and theeveryone forgot about it other than the mothers still have to feed their kids. amy: so talk about the liability. i mean, this issue of corporate monopoly. i mean, give a whistleblower -- first we thought it was last october the whistleblower sent a warning that involves both the federal government, the fda, and also abbott, because after the whistleblower sent it seems like another warning, ultimately, that whistleblower was fired the government did not act and abbott certainly did not. in fact, some are saying it engaged in a cover-up. >> absolutely. engaged in very, very questionable behavior. there has to be accountability. why was the whistleblower fired? why did they not take action sooner? but the broader question, amy, why is it we are so dependent on one or two main new fractures in this country -- manufactures in thi

and that do want to carry the baby to term and have the baby. when they come to you, what services are they asking for that planned parenthood does not provide? >> thank you for asking that question. it's vitally important for everyone here to recognize the fact that as the director of the alternative pregnancy center it's my responsibility to go out and raise, by myself, nongovernment funds, over 1.5 billion dollars, every year. i have to figure out where $1.5 million will come from. so, we can provide free services to women facing unplanned pregnancies. ironically, where we are at in sacramento, california, planned parenthood actually refers patients to us. once a woman walks in, this has happened countless times in the last multiple months, if they do not choose abortion, they are referred to alternative pregnancy center to be cared for. alternative pregnancy center offers all of the support they need, medical, as well as material support. so, the fact that planned parenthood sees the value of who we are and what we offer to women, i think is

and if finances are a problem, we have diapers, wipes, baby formula, baby food, baby clothing, baby supplies. and if a woman needs a hotel room, we provide that as well. we pay for all of that. it doesn't matter who she is, where she comes from, or water passes. at our center, all medical service are provided by a staff of licensed medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, nurse practitioners and medical assistance. they're deeply compassionate people because most of them have experienced abortion for themselves. our ob/gyn doctor wasn't abortionist, when a woman comes in so afraid of widen out plant pregnancy will mean for alive, her ambitions, relationships, we do not urge her in that moment to make any decision. we listen, try to hear our, we offer professional services an emotional support. whether she chooses parenting, adoption, or abortion, we will continue to be there for her four years if necessary. many women choose abortion because they lack the resources and support they need to confidently choose to parent. over the last five years, american pregnancy care centers hav

, childcare for babies, universal pre-k for babies, the child tax credit, which helps babies, school lunch programs that help babies, commonsense gun violence prevention members that keep those babies safe in school and much more. the republicans' war on women has never been more dangerous. today, we will vote on the women's health protection act to ensure that women across this country have access to abortion and the freedom to make their own decisions about their bodies and their futures. america, democrats have your back. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield to a dynamic example of life and her own testimony, the gentlelady from florida, kat cammack. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. mrs. cammack: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record some articles that i feel relevant to this debate. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. cammack: thank yo

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>> in the ohio case -- [inaudible] n] >> and a 10-year-old choose to carry a baby? >> i believe it would probably impact her life and so therefore they would fall under any exception that wouldn't be an abortion. >> it wouldn't be an abortion of a 10-year-old with her parents made the decision not to have a baby that was a result of rape? >> if a 10-year-old became pregnant as a result of rape and it was threatening her life, then that is not an abortion. it wouldn't fall under any

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however, it is abortion that treats babies, including female babies, as mere objects.ven while science establishes that they are fully alive and fully human, no matter how tiny they are. the truth is that roe is not a pro women opinion that sun imagine. in the patriarchal passage that the elect would forget, roe gave a woman's doctor the ability to choose abortion. as the late justice ruth bader ginsburg explained, it was focused on a doctor's permission to practice his a profession as he thinks past. she says, the picture i got from roe was tall doctor and little woman eating his advice and care. abortion is a horribly inadequate solution to the real problems that many women face. it often result in bigger risk of death and illness, many women are of sure of their decision and a majority go on to suffer emotional and mental harm. additionally, as surveys show that women who report they would have chosen life if they had more support. many companies today are eager to pay for women to end their pregnancies, but, how many of them are offering to pay for the child? for d

. >> anthony: thank you, baby. love you too. [ applause ] and i'm also going to miss waking up to supportive comments from jimmy's viewers like this -- "damn son. anthony anderson can't do [ bleep ] without his momma huh?" [ laughter ] that is not true! i can do lots of stuff without my mama. right, mama? >> right. [ laughter ] that's right. >> anthony: she has to talk at least once per show or she doesn't get a check. [ laughter ] >> i like -- >> anthony: how many of you guys -- mama, damn it, i'm doing a show! >> i like your shoes. >> anthony: okay, yes. you can't wear my shoes. how many of you guys are visiting from out of town? [ cheers and applause ] well, you might want to take your ass back home. [ laughter ] los angeles is about to reach p what the cdc calls a "high covid community level." at this point, the covid numbers in l.a. are as high as the people who live here. [ applause ] why can't covid be more like jimmy and just take the damn summer off? [ laughter ] that's not the only thing we have to worry

wipes, baby formula, baby food, baby clothing, baby supplies, and if one needs a hotel room we providet as well. we pay for all of that. doesn't matter who she is, where she comes from or what her past is. at our center on medical services are provided by a staff of licensed medical professionals including doctors and nurses and nurse practitioners and medical assistance. we are compassionate people because most of them have experienced abortion foror themselves. her ob/gyn doctor was an abortionist. when a woman comes in so afraid of what an onset of pregnancy will mean for her life we do not her to make any decisions. we listen and try to hear her heart and we offer professional services and emotional support. if she chooses parenting adoption or abortion we will continue to be there for her, for years if necessary. many womenen who choose abortion the c resources they need to confidently choose to parent the last five years americans pregnancy centers have served nearly 2 million women who are faced with an unplanned pregnancy and wanted an alternative to abortion. yet pregnancy car

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you believe unborn babies do have the right to life? >> but i believe that viability is different for every pregnancy. no two pregnancies are the same. so, you can't just say across the board at one point any practice he would be viable. >> okay. the question, i did ask about viability, it's about personhood. let me ask miss hawley, i will point as a baby become a person? that is a question here. >> sorry about that. i believe life begins at conception and scientific fact establishes that. we're no longer live in 1973. if you look at an ultrasound from that period, you really can't see a whole lot. if you look at an ultrasound today, take 15 weeks, which is well before viability, the point in time when the mississippi's gestation's act apply, you can clearly see your baby move and stretch. she can take up, she can, quite likely, feel pain. there is no question that the baby is both fully alive and fully human. >> is there any instance of a woman giving birth to something that is not a human being, a baby? like a turtle? or as our first

we then take the babies. we keep them in our houses, in habitat that are completely unsuitable for them, and then the mom handled by humans for the rest of their lives. but the really sobering thing is also just all of thousands of species that are actually used in me exotic pat tried. and so in fact, i really just the tip of the iceberg. aah joe biden is set to visit israel, the palestinian territory, and saudi arabia in an ultimate test of foreign policy set during his election campaign. were ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen. what we've done by the actions that we've taken is not to rupture the relationship but to recalibrate as russia and china compete for influence over the region at a moment of great up evil over us, get back in the game. biden, in the middle east on al jazeera, europe's oldest muslim, undertakers working here is a 7 days a week job that's grown with a community. my father purchased a black and blue sky and started to do the funerals in london and

baby.he box. we left this diaper, and on these diapers there are traces of blood, traces of the blood of a child, this girl. yes if you turn out to be right, and if your grandson really changed, we will strive to find our grandson, of course, not without your help from the dna program, we hoped and always hope for you. we only believe you, you have provided us with the same diapers, those same diapers yes, so that the comparison is with the child and her child or not. diana how can diapers be bloody? it's just uh, coagulation fluid, well, the remnants of blood flowed from uh, the ceiling of the anatomical incisions introduced. it's common practice, sort of, well, maybe not the orderlies sewed it up very carefully and did not put it under the incisions. and how do moms do it there so that it doesn’t leak out. uh, by the way, andrey's diapers are the same if it is proved that ali really was given someone else's child. if it is proven, yes, these are criminal cases. it's civil compensation if

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we are coming up on your third baby, three babies is a lot of work. and first birthday?er sticks, because her ponytail -- that is liz, and their birthdays are the 20 of march and the 25t. new baby, that kind of thing. on his birthday i was like -- i don't know what to say! but now i always have to plan to birthday parties in march. i don't care. >> kelly: they will be fine. but you had a home birth for your second baby? >> hilary: four banks, yes. >> kelly: for your second and third, so you had your first in the hospital and had a fine experience, but what was the reason? because it kind of terrifies me. i had complications coming and never know when you're going to have complications. >> hilary: yes, i had a really easy first birth in the hospital, so i was like i'll write right, i know that my body can do that. >> kelly: great body, okay, yeah. my body is not that body. >> hilary: some people aren't birther's. my mom was like you. so it's weird. i was very much more comfortable doing it in the hospital the first time, and then i watched the regulate business of being b