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7:17Now Playing@FoxNews host asks Texas Governor Greg Abbott about his government's ban on abortions extending to sexual assault victims. As per the Right's usual answer to these types of questions, Abbott promptly responded that his goal was to 'protect the children' and that a Sexual Survivors taskforce was put in place to prevent those types of situations from arising. The MR crew clarifies that electrical impulses in embryos are not technically heartbeats and that the real issue is not 'protecting the children' but women having sovereignty over their bodies.
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Sam Seder: Multiple lawsuits going on around the texas uh abortion ban, again as a reminder this ban is not one that is enforced by the state it essentially deputizes people all around the country, you don't have to be from Texas where you can sue anybody who in any way enables an abortion that takes place after six weeks from conception in Texas. Marked by the fake thing of a fetus, a fetal heartbeat incidentally, they peg it around six weeks there's no fetus and there's no heartbeat at that moment
Emma Vigeland: Yes
SS: You have an embryo that has electrical impulses that are that sound like a heartbeat when you translate them into sound
EV: And by the way
SS: Which you need to translate into because there's not enough going on in this uh embryo for there to be a heartbeat
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