As the coronavirus pandemic and government shutdown continues, abortion clinics remain in full operation,

while every other elective non-essential surgery has been canceled or postponed. But Texas is fighting back. Then the Huffington Post

continues to push for telemedicine abortions, proving they don't care about the

health of women at all.

Finally, political operatives allegedly collude

with Charlotte Police Force in unlawfully arresting

David Benham for providing counseling outside an abortion clinic.

I'm Seth Grover and Thanks for tuning in today. I hope you are staying healthy. I hope you are making the best out of this crazy situation and crazy time in our nation's experience where we're basically just at home and you're probably not even going to work. So I hope you're making the best of it enjoying

time with family and staying active and productive we're going to continue airing

the show for you and bringing you a lot of great news and content and

commentary on what's happening particularly of course on the pro-life front in this very

strange and unique time in our country where so many businesses and

organizations have been ordered to shut down or have had to shut down out of financial inability to continue operating.

Well, this has had some good news and some bad news for the pro-life movement.

Unfortunately, a lot of bad in the last week.

So apparently a U.S. District judge in Austin has recently limited Texas Governor Greg Abbott's

order closing abortion clinics during the coronavirus pandemic and we covered this two weeks ago.

We talked about how various states were determining whether abortion was deemed as essential or non-essential because the guidelines from this administration are that all elective non-essential

surgeries ought to be postponed or banned for the time being in order to free a personal protective

equipment for those fighting the virus and to decrease and limit the spread of the virus.

But of course, many left-wing states then define abortion as essential, enabling abortion clinics to operate and continue performing surgical abortions while all other forms of surgeries are banned, which can pose inconveniences to individuals who are in need of those surgeries.

But Texas being a more pro-life state, of course, and their Governor Greg Abbott

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