On June 24th, the Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe V Wade and
created a real life horror story for women in America.
This decision has stripped the rights to a legal and
safe abortion from millions of women in this country.
It does not however, stop abortions from happening.
Countries that restrict abortions have a higher rate of abortion than countries
that don't.
>> That is Gary Chambers, friend of the show, who's running for
Senate in Louisiana, responding to the destruction of Roe V Wade, and
we're gonna show you more of the ad.
Bear in mind you might have been able to guess from the beginning.
His ads are intense, understandably.
So bear that in mind as we continue.
>> Women in poverty are less likely to be able to afford safe methods of abortion
and also risk being blackmailed to receive services and maintain confidentiality.
Cases of severe hemorrhaging, poisoning infection or damage to internal
organs are all life threatening results that hospitals will now be faced with.
I am an ordained minister and regardless of what we all believe in.
We choose those beliefs for ourselves, for scripture,
says in Corinthians for why is my liberty being judged by another man's conscience?
The government comprised of mostly white men,
has no place to decide for women what is right for them.
The ability for any woman in America to make choices concerning her own health is
a natural basic democratic right of every woman.
Abortions won't end but this democracy will if the government refuses to stay out
of people's personal choices, make no mistake about it.
Women will die and there's nothing pro life about that.
I'm Gary Chambers and I'm running for the US Senate to be one of the votes
needed to codify a woman's right to choose as the law of the land.
>> His ads are incredibly raw and also by the way, 100% accurate.
Some people who are on the right side of this issue might not like seeing that.
And I get it.
The reality that we are entering into as a country can be triggering can be
incredibly upsetting.
Many of the people who will complain about this ad though on the other side,
don't want to see it and don't want you to see it because they are perfectly fine
with what you saw in that video happening in the abstract.
They don't want it to be focused on.
They'd prefer that you not think about it, but
they're perfectly fine with that happening.
They know that it's inevitable.
They are pushing for the world depicted in that video.
>> No, they think also similar to the story of the 10 year old who was raped and
had to seek an abortion in a neighboring state.
Whose story they disbelieved and will continue to disbelieve.
That will be common as well as what we saw in that video will be common, you guys,
this is not ancient history.
You know, I just watched the HBO doc the Janes on HBO, there we go.
Which is about women before the right, before Roe V Wade was passed getting
their abortions from the mafia, random shady characters they didn't know and
going to a weird hotel room, being treated really, really brusquely.
And then being left with another woman or
whomever else to bleed out effectively and being left alone.
And then they had to then call 911.
That was the protocol.
It was like wilder the abortion, you're gonna bleed, then you're gonna call 911.
You're like that's what will happen.
That was in this like late 60s.
And this obviously Jane's really took it up.
I mean they were like a clandestine abortion clinic that were run by women and
were incredibly dope, and did heroic work, but
like it's not the right is gonna look at that and be like, that never happens.
No, it does happen all the time.
>> Yeah.
Yeah, 100%.
Yeah.
And they're perfectly happy, fine with that.
I like by the way that Gary Chambers pointed out the possibility for blackmail.
Yeah, there's the immediate health consequence.
There's the added cost and everything.
And then also you're doing something that they have decided is gonna be illegal.
And so think about the exploitation that could come about as a result of that.
That will come about like we've talked about this sort of thing.
What hundreds of times through the course of this show and your show, and
the network and everything.
We were talking about it as a don't let this happen because it'll be bad now.
We're talking about what is set to happen.
States are outlawing as we speak.
And I know some people will be like, no, but you're still kind of exaggerating,
there's so many people in like, the legacy media, they're like, no, don't even people
are freaking out, but like, eventually in a couple of years it'll settle down and
we'll all have agreed on 15 weeks as a band or whatever, let alone that.
Never mind that many, many, many states have already gone way beyond that.
No, you do not understand if you're one of these people who are so
disconnected where the news that they're covering is it is just a career,
there's no human cost to it.
They are racing past that and I'm not speaking hypothetically.