So I stumbled across a particular story when I was preparing for today's show. And I figured I absolutely had to share it with you all because it really is just beyond parity. It's music to my ears, man. Too much today is beyond parody. We're bringing up back that beautiful sound for just a not so beautiful moment. And, you know, we haven't had enough of that. That's right. That's right.

You know, a lot of things just are beyond parity inherently.

Yeah.

Like this fucking budget bill that's going to kill a bunch of people beyond parity, but not in a way where we can use the sound, you know? Yes. But I'm excited that we're bringing it back. The sound is reserved for these, these like nicheser things, but the national stories have been just so big.

But alas, once again, we're bringing you back.

Last year, Florida GOP representative... things, but the national stories have been just so big. But alas, once again, we're bringing

you back. Last year, Florida GOP representative Kat Kamik was pregnant. And at about five weeks,

she saw a doctor. The doctors determined that she was experiencing an ectopic pregnancy.

The treatment for an ectopic pregnancy is an abortion. Of course. Plain and simple.

If you don't abort an ectopic pregnancy, it will most likely kill you.

These things are lethal.

Kat is the co-chair of the House GOP, a pro-life caucus.

Very pro-life person.

But now she's had an experience where she had to have an abortion. She's had an experience within a gray area. The gray areas that we talk about really all too often when it

comes to just how badly GOP abortion policy is written. She has a personal experience with that.

And because Florida has a six-week abortion ban

and she was five weeks pregnant, when she went in and the doctors determined that she needed

this care, lest her life be lost, possibly in the future, the doctors had to go and deliberate

for hours and attempt to call Rondis-Sentis' office personally to figure out if they could do an

abortion in this instance or if they did do an abortion, they would be pursued by the attorney

general and maybe even lose their license and be sued. That's explicitly an issue because of

laws passed by Republicans in that state. Yes, the laws are written so that those things will

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