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However, one Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton near with their weekly update, our Labor Day edition of the Judicial Watch Weekly Update.

Thanks for joining us.

As always, Judicial Watch is busier than ever.

We had a court case, court hearing, actually, in person, believe it or not.

Here in Washington, D.C. about a key Obamigate spy document, this one of the spy documents that was used to justify the targeting of Trump.

I'll talk to you about that. We have two new lawsuits.

One on COVID and China and the other on the border crisis.

So we're covering them all the bases.

And in addition, I want to talk about, and I'll start off by talking about right now,

the big controversy over Texas's abortion law.

It's pro-life law that takes steps to protect the lives of unborn human beings after a heartbeat is detected.

Essentially, what the law requires is that a woman considering an abortion, go in obviously for the doctor, and the doctor checks to see if there's a heartbeat.

Now, heartbeat can be heard as soon as six weeks, but it's anywhere from six to 12 weeks, you know, depending on the human being.

And if there's a heartbeat, the doctor isn't allowed to commit an abortion.

The life has to be protected.

And anyone who gets involved in committing an abortion on a human being and that has a heartbeat is subject to civil liability that can be pursued by individual citizens in Texas.

So it's not the government that prosecutes anyone. In fact, there's no prosecution. It's always civil.

There's no criminal case or sanction to a woman for committing an abortion or having an abortion or anyone else.

It's only civil liability.

I think that range is around $10,000.

So the left is apoplected because the law's gone into effect.

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