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Hang on. I'm suddenly, I'm inspired to say something. And I need to...

Um, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

This story is circulating.

It's all over the media.

And not only is it all over the media,

the president of the United States has picked up the story and used it today to try to fan the flames on abortion.

This is from the Guardian out of London.

It's a liberal publication.

The case of a 10-year-old child rape victim in Ohio who is six weeks pregnant ineligible

for an abortion in her own state and forced to travel to Indiana for the procedure has spotlighted

the shocking impact of the Supreme Court ruling an abortion.

The story of the girl came to light three days after the court overturned a nationwide right

to terminate pregnancy, an Ohio's six-week trigger man came into effect.

Dr. Caitlin Bernard, an Indianapolis obstetrician gynecologist, said she received a call from a

colleague doctor in Ohio who treats child abuse victims and asks for help.

Indiana's lawmakers have not yet banned or restricted abortion, but they're likely to do so.

Okay. but they're likely to do so. Nobody involved in the story will confirm the details.

Caitlin Bernard, the doctor who raised the red flag in the media.

She's a pro-abortion activist. She's not talking

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