Welcome to Breakpoint, a daily look in an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging truth.

For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street.

Back in 2015, ProLife Activist David Deliden of the Center for Medical Progress released a series of undercover videos showing high paid executives from Planned Parenthood attempting to sell body parts from aborted babies.

Their actions were appalling and indefensible.

So naturally, Planned Parenthood, pro-abortion activists, and media outlets did everything possible

to discredit Deliden. The videos were edited, they said, even after Deliiden had released full unedited versions

of them. Deliiden was sued for allegedly using a fake ID and recording conversations without consent.

What was never denied, mainly because it couldn't be denied, were the facts that Planned Parenthood

execs clearly stated they'd sell the remains of babies killed in their clinics.

One even joked that she hoped to purchase a Lamborghini with the profits.

In the years since those first recordings, abortion activists, including within state governments,

have stalked Aliden with legal accusations.

For example, the state of Texas, which cleared Planned Parenthood of all accusations of wrongdoing,

indicted Deliden for allegedly using a fake driver's license and incredibly

for allegedly trying to buy fetal body parts. Those charges have since been dropped.

And Planned Parenthood also sued Deliden for recording conversations with their executives.

And a circuit court ordered him to pay nearly $2 million in damages.

Then in 2016, investigators raided Deliadin's house in California, where he still faces a pending criminal trial for the undercover recordings.

Planned Parenthood, which has repeatedly confirmed under oath that what their executives had been recorded saying was in fact accurate

has never been held criminally responsible for what they admit.

In other words, those who committed the crimes go free.

While the guy who caught them, he's the one that gets in trouble.

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