Baby on board? It won’t be for long.
Gayle King, an anchor for Planned Parenthood, presented the new “solution” to bans on abortions on CBS’s 7:00 AM broadcast November 2. Although CBS did include one perspective from a pro-lifer, the overall atmosphere of the clip celebrates the mobile baby morgues.
Adriana Diaz, a reporter, traveled to Illinois to take a closer look at mobile abortion clinics. CBS made her report an “exclusive broadcast.”
The report began with loud cheers as the RV pulled up. Diaz stated that Planned Parenthood employees considered the RV an act of activism.
Yes, it is a form that encourages baby murder.
Diaz was told by Dr. Colleen McNicholas that it looked very much like a regular brick-and-mortar health center.
Diaz continued to observe that the clinic bounces around since it was on its wheels.
It seems safe enough to perform surgeries, though… I guess?
CBS did indeed call abortion “care” in its television chyron.
Diaz stated that the “clinic”, which will be located near Missouri’s border by the end of next year, will offer medical abortions to women who want to terminate pregnancies. They will also provide surgical abortions (yes they suck the baby limb by limb) at some point in the future.
Diaz deserves props for the next section, where she stated that “We are in Illinois, where abortion is legal.” Is Missouri law being undermined by women getting abortion in Missouri?
McNicholas avoided the question and replied, “You’re right, our priority is making certain that those constituents who were left behind in those state’s have access to basic healthcare.”
Because they all agree on the same things, the left has its talking points.
CBS is credited with interviewing Sam Lee after she criticized him for closing down abortion clinics.
Lee stated, “We think it’s very irresponsible to plan parenthood trying to solicit Missouri females.” Where can a woman go to get help if she has a problem?
Staff can literally kick a woman to the curb if she starts bleeding on the RV.
Lee also stated that he would prefer resources to go to Missouri’s pregnancy centers and housing assistance for women. I couldn’t agree more.
Spending money to save women’s and children’s lives is better than buying an RV to kill, but this is the left that we are dealing with.
The pro-life spotlight was not long-lasting. CBS returned to the RV. Diaz mentioned security features that the RV would have, including cameras and a security guard. However, she did not mention the safety of the women in the RV. This is probably because what’s going on inside is far from safe.
The segment lasted approximately 3 minutes and 26 seconds. Lee was able to speak for 38 seconds of those 206 seconds. 168 seconds were devoted to the mobile abortion clinic.
CBS is very clear about its anti-life convictions. It’s disturbing to see this kind of stuff on the “news”.
