On June 13th, Adriana Smith, who had been declared brain dead back in February, gave birth to a baby

boy named Chance. But now some pro-abortion advocates are hoping this baby dies so that they can

promote their twisted ideology. In today's episode, we're going to examine this story and the

responses to it, including a response from one prominent pro-lifer who did not support these efforts

to save Baby Chance's life. To start, here's a new story about the incident back in May before

Chance was born. April Newkirk expressed in her GoFundMe appeal that Adriana was declared

brain dead on February 19th, her mother writing, due to expecting her unborn child,

she will be kept on life support

due to heartbeat law in Georgia.

But saddened to know we had no say so

regarding her lifeless body and unborn child.

Georgia's heartbeat law bans abortion

after around six weeks of pregnancy.

When a heartbeat can first be detected, it was signed into law by Governor Kemp in 2019.

There's a lot of misinformation when it comes to this case.

First, the Georgia Attorney General's office said this decision had nothing to do with Georgia's ban on abortions.

They said, there is nothing in the Life Act that requires medical professionals

to keep a woman on life support after brain death. Removing life support is not an action

with the purpose to terminate a pregnancy. Second, this seems to be a consequence of older case

laws in Georgia. Back in 1987, the Georgia Superior Court ruled in the case of another brain dead

pregnant woman, Donna Piazzi, that, quote, based on case law and on Georgia statutes, only the

mother has the right to terminate a quickened, non-viable fetus, and that public policy requires

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