Hey guys, we're on the Reproductive Freedom Tour Fest with Governor Shapiro.

How are you today?

I'm doing great. It's awesome to be with you. Welcome to Philly.

Thank you.

We love it here. So we live in Oklahoma.

You didn't have a Philly accent. I knew you were.

Look at us the way. Our governor is you were. Look, it was a way.

Our governor is the opposite of you when it comes to women.

Yeah.

And we have stories of women that are rejected healthcare hospitals and have to go home and bleed out or wait for their fetus to die before they can get healthcare.

I just heard you give a speech where you talk about expanding rights.

And how can a vote for Kamala Harris and Blue all the way down the ballot help all of these

women in red states that are suffering so much?

Listen, I think we have to have uniformity across the board like we had under

row. By sending it back to the states, we've just had Trump abortion bans and states like yours

and neighboring states to Pennsylvania, like West Virginia. And we see an impact in that with women

needing to come here, we welcome them here to access a full range of health care.

Whether it's because they want to decide when and on what terms to start a family, or they just need basic health care.

Abortion is healthcare. It should be accessible and available to women, regardless of what their circumstances are,

what state they live in. I feel very strongly about that. And I think it's a fundamental issue of

freedom and a fundamental issue on this ballot that millions of people are going to go vote on in this

election. Now I want to talk about the debate. Yeah. It was right there at the National Constitution.

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