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democrat gary odom and republican joey hensley. thank you for being with us. i appreciate it. representative odom, let me start with you. what is your concern about this? >> chris, i believe this is an extremely dangerous piece of legislation for a number of reasons. as you said, it would require the tennessee department of public health to publish the names and actually the locations of where abortion services are provided. the physicians' names. then it even goes further and requires -- the women and seek out these services on a county by county basis. it would require their age, their race, previous births, pregnancies. some of our small counties could help identify. >> the tennessee right to life says it's fair for folks on both sides to see how prevalent abortion is in our counties and