Lila Rose: Through the Time's Up and Me Too movements, America is calling for an end to
sexual abuse in every institution.
Whether it is Hollywood, sports, politics, or big media, we've heard the names of perpetrators
and their enablers, people who knew about the abuse but did nothing to stop it.
Trevor Noah: And every story seems to have the same theme: the enablers.
Harvey Weinstein—everyone talks about the Harvey, but who are the enablers?
It's not the people who don't know that worry me, it's the people who do know and do nothing.
Lila Rose: But few are calling out one of America’s biggest accomplices to sexual
abuse, even though there is widespread documentation of systemic sexual abuse cover up behind its doors.
The group is called Planned Parenthood and they are tax funded.
Planned Parenthood's CEO has claimed on television that sexual assault victims come to their
facilities on a daily basis.
Cecile Richards: We see this at Planned Parenthood every day.
We treat women who are survivors of sexual assault, of domestic violence.
This is not a new issue, I think what's new is finally people are talking about it out in the open.
Lila Rose: But what their CEO doesn't tell you is what you is what happens to these assault
victims, the widespread cover up of abuse of young girls at Planned Parenthood.
We are here to tell these stories.
Through Live Action’s seven part video series we will show you how Planned Parenthood consistently
and deliberately fails to report instances of child sexual abuse to law enforcement.
Our series includes many cases documented in the public record, including lawsuits and
news reports, of Planned Parenthood’s sexual abuse cover up, such as this:
Narration: Arizona 2002, the court found Planned Parenthood negligent for failing to report
an abortion performed on a 12-year-old child in foster care, who had been sexually abused
by her 23 year old foster brother.
Planned Parenthood did not notify Child Protective Services nor the girl's foster parents.
The failure to report led to six more months of sexual abuse, resulting in a second abortion
at Planned Parenthood.
Lila Rose: We then hear the testimony of former employees and managers who witnessed Planned
Parenthood’s enabling of abuse first hand.
Catherine Adair: There'd be girls coming in with their abusers.
And even if they knew—even if I went to the manager and I said "Look, there's something
going on here."
She would say, "She's better off with the abortion.
We can't do anything about what's going on at home, but at least we can give her the abortion."
Lila Rose: You will see two of Live Action’s national undercover investigations into Planned Parenthood.
The first investigation shows employees at eight Planned Parenthood facilities caught
on camera, saying they are willing to cover up the sexual abuse of children.
Lila Rose: In the next investigation, eight staffers at seven Planned Parenthoods express
a willingness to aid and abet child sex traffickers, who are selling girls as young as 14 years
old for sex.
Lila Rose: Our interview with former Planned Parenthood manager Ramona Treviño reveals
that in the wake of Live Action's Sex Trafficking investigation, Planned Parenthood lied to
the American People about retraining thousands of staff members to report suspected sexual
abuse and human trafficking.
Ramona Treviño: I raised my hand and I said, "I'm confused.
When are we going to actually begin the retraining?
What can I do as a manager to take this information back to my staff and put—you know—enforce
policies and procedures that would help protect women who are experiencing either sex
trafficking or abuse—sexual abuse in any way.
And she immediately—you know—shot me down and she said.
"We're not here to talk about that, Ramona, we are here to teach you how to identify if
you're being videotaped or recorded or entrapped in any way."
Lila Rose: Lastly, we interview attorney Brian Hurley, who, in addition to bringing lawsuits against
Catholic Church leaders for their cover up of the sexual abuse of children, also brought two
cases against Planned Parenthood for failing to report the rapes of teenage girls.
Brian Hurley: It was clear to me that they had a duty to report suspected abuse—I think
known abuse, but at least suspected abuse.
They didn't, and her father continued to rape her for another year.
Lila Rose: The evidence against Planned Parenthood is widespread and overwhelming.
It's time to demand justice for the girls harmed by Planned Parenthood's willingness
to look the other way.
It's also time to end the taxpayer funding of this corporation and to open State and
Federal investigations into its practices.
To do anything less is to condone the abuse, and to turn the other way ourselves.