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Hawley DESTROYS Woke Doc: "Can Men Get Pregnant?" – She REFUSES to Answer!
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January 14, 2026
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12:06Now PlayingIn this fiery segment from The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Clay and Buck dive into Senator Josh Hawley's intense questioning of Dr. Nisha Verma during a Senate hearing on abortion pill regulations. Watch as Hawley repeatedly asks the Democrat-called expert witness if biological men can get pregnant – and she dodges the simple yes-or-no question, claiming it's "polarizing" and complex while emphasizing her care for patients with various identities. The hosts break down how this exchange exposes the left's denial of basic biology, especially in the context of men potentially obtaining abortion pills to coerce women.Clay and Buck also flash back to the iconic 2022 Supreme Court confirmation hearing where Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson famously responded to Senator Marsha Blackburn's question – "Can you provide a definition for the word 'woman'?" – with "I'm not a biologist." They connect the dots on how these moments highlight the ongoing cultural battle over gender ideology, science, and reality.Don't miss this no-holds-barred discussion packed with analysis, humor, and hard-hitting commentary. Subscribe for more from Clay & Buck, and hit the bell for notifications on the latest political breakdowns!#ClayAndBuck #JoshHawley #KetanjiBrownJackson #GenderIdeology #AbortionDebate
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