Stay with us. This is a rush transcript from "Sunday Morning Futures," June 26, 2022. It's not Obamacare. She's the one who said January 6 is the ultimate day of significance in finally determining who is, in fact, the president of the United States. Through interviews, the film analyzes the abortion laws in the United States and the effects of the 1973 Roe v. Wade case. If you're from the Northern Triangle, they're charging $4,000 a head. We only get to see a limited amount of information, because, remember, Nancy Pelosi wouldn't let the people that Leader McCarthy selected for the committee to be on the committee. This decision says something really unique in American history. Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg's "Reversing Roe" is not a history of abortion itself, or a meditation on the morality of the procedure or the people who fight for and against it. In their timely new documentary Reversing Roe, filmmakers Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg (The Devil Came on Horseback, Marathon: The Patriot's Day Bombing) present a deeply illuminating look of the state of abortion and women's rights in America. The post " Reversing Roe: Exposing the Bias " originally appeared at the Equal Rights Institute blog. This months Supreme Court confirmation hearings have highlighted deeply held fears that abortion rights are in danger. I hope they don't go down this road, because it's unconstitutional. And what we're not talking about are the women and children that are being exploited, women and children, children who are abandoned on a daily basis on private property because their families in South America aren't paying up. He is also the host of the daily talk radio show "The Mark Levin Show." Monica, it's great to have you this morning. Ted Cruz has predicted all four GOP Hispanic women running for Congress will win their races in November. They don't have enough agents to support them. And, Congressman Jordan, I want to just say, Adam Schiff, forgive us if we just don't believe you anymore, after all of these lies for so many years. BARTIROMO: Yes. Fifty years ago, Roe v. Wade was decided and has been the law of the land since then. I -- look, pro-life people have been working for 50 years for this kind of decision, for the court to say the Constitution means what it says. He walked into office and on day one canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, signed in the COVID relief bill in March, signed in an infrastructure bill in November. BARTIROMO: Tell me what you felt about that -- that bill. JORDAN: That's not how the country works. The takeaway of "Reversing Roe" is that Stern and Sundberg are issuing a warning, one backed by a grim timeline, forcefully presented, that makes it all too clear what's at stake if a . That changed, however, as Roe became a rallying cry for evangelicals, who in turn became increasingly pivotal to the electoral fortunes of GOP candidates, starting with Ronald Reagan in 1980. You walked away from the Democrats, and now you have been endorsed by President Trump. Legal Statement. nurse is planning care immediately following birth for a newborn who has myelomeningocele that is leaking cerebrospinal fluid. I think she's turned some Democrats' stomach with this tweet: "I have always been strongly pro-life. BARTIROMO: Well, Congressman, let me get your take on the gun bill that passed the Senate. It's better that we weaken America from within, to your point, so the communist Chinese, Russia, the Iranians, the North Koreans and all the rest have a leg up. [2] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 70 out of 100, based on 4 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". HAGERTY: Well, it doesn't surprise me at all that Germany's taking this posture. A deep historical look at one of the most controversial issues of our time, highlighting the abortion debate from various points along the ideological spectrum in a winding story of abortion in America. Your effort and contribution in providing this feedback is much Coming up, the view from the Rio Grande River, after Monica De La Cruz walks away from the Democrat Party and toward the GOP, amidst wide-open borders and the impact on her town in Texas. endobj 303 0 obj >/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[36B8B7A81C1F4CC59BA88E0C9A035862>]/Index[298 7]/Info 297 0 R/Length 36/Prev 12316920/Root 299 0 R/Size 305/Type/XRef/W[1 2 0 . Quick break, and then the real issues that are eating away our paychecks and our savings accounts, as we head into the most expensive July 4 holiday in 41 years. When Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton are reversed, the decision about abortion's legality will be up to each individual state. And I hear from these brave men and women the catastrophe that is happening there. HAGERTY: Yes, I couldn't agree more. So what is going on in terms of this industry? Your reaction to what took place this week, Congressman? Chevron wrote a letter to the president and basically said, look, we're doing all that we can, and yet we continue to produce as much as we can, given the -- in the face of pushback from this administration. 2018, Documentary, 1h 39m. All rights reserved. BARTIROMO: Bill Hagerty. SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY, D-MA Well, the 11th Circuit this . You have been asking the question, why was the Capitol vulnerable in the first place? HAGERTY: Yes. HAGERTY: and make us better allies for them as well. But, again, this doesn't happen if President Trump doesn't do what he said he would do and put the right people on our highest court. (END VIDEO CLIP)BARTIROMO: That was Tennessee Senator Bill Hagerty getting the truth from Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell this week during Powell's Wednesday testimony in front of the Senate Banking Committee. We know that there are at least some justices on the court who would like to reverse a whole variety of other decisions . There will be pro-life states and pro-abortion states. BARTIROMO: Right. And that will do it for us on "Sunday Morning Futures." Directors Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg began production . They can't defend much else, given their spend-and-tax policies have led us to the precipice of recession, with crime soaring across the country. 2023 Cable News Network. A lot of the media aren't talking about that. Mark, good morning to you. When we come back, you're in the heart of America's border crisis in the Rio Grande area. Other recent productions include a two hour special for The History Channel, and they are expanding their work into multi-part series and commercial projects, including shorts for Kenneth Cole and others. BARTIROMO: Monica, it's also the drugs. 2. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Subscribe to our email list with the form below and get a FREE gift. The drug cartels have no fear of the Biden administration. Welcome to "Sunday Morning Futures." Bush to shift in its direction. BARTIROMO: Yes. That's what happens. 'Reversing Roe': Documentary explores history of landmark Supreme Court abortion case With abortion and women's rights in the national debate, the Netflix documentary is taking a look at the 1973 . Hispanics believe that that opportunity exists. High gas, high inflation, food shortages, that's what this election is going to be about. So now Joe Biden is talking about going to the Middle East to genuflect before the UAE and Saudi Arabia to get them to the pump more. And God bless President Trump. BARTIROMO: That's right. For example, they're up in arms about the Supreme Court decision, and yet they don't want to describe what a woman is, and they don't want to keep women and knowing that women have babies. And here's a question for you, because Bloomberg is reporting this morning that, at the G7, Germany is pushing back on the European Union's green agenda. Both the president and Nancy Pelosi have said now this is on the ballot. And they did the same thing this past week when they showed a video clip where they -- where I said the ultimate date of significance is January 6 in a presidential election in determining the winner. Gentlemen, great to have you both. The January 6 Committee is muddying the waters, or trying to, headed into the midterms. And, John Solomon, thank you for being here. Alito's draft opinion to reverse Roe is everything the anti-abortion movement has worked for In the draft, Alito said that what "sharply distinguishes" Roe, and the 1992 follow-up Casey v. SOLOMON: Yes, no, absolutely. First of all, God does that. Market data provided by Factset. Reversing Roe is a 2018 Netflix documentary about the debated of abortion in America. JORDAN: Well, the left is always -- they will always try and intimidate you. Posted by ; On Maj 26, 2022; 0 Comments . Legalized abortion provides a choice for both who support or oppose it. Off hand, those include legal quibbles about Justice Harry Blackmuns original opinion, the role conservative media has played in ratcheting up the rhetoric in the context of incidents like the 2009 murder of Dr. George Tiller, and examples of hypocrisy on the part of certain politicians featured, among them Missouri Gov. LEVIN: All state laws invalidating abortion after five months of pregnancy, they would invalidate so. Reversing Roe: Directed by Ricki Stern, Anne Sundberg. And, again, he's causing massive inflation here at home. Inflation is still in the pipeline, because these funds have not yet been spent. And yet Biden says he's doing everything he can to get inflation down. Kavanaugh will vote to reverse Roe, and women will lose their rights as a result. They benefit from what the Democrat Party is doing to this country. And, thirdly, neither has Pelosi or Schumer, because they come right out of the box. (COMMERCIAL BREAK)(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)REP. ADAM SCHIFF (D-CA): You can see evidence in plain sight on the issue of collusion, pretty compelling evidence. But that's something that needs to be answered. Background reading. Isn't that true, Jim Jordan? a. meconium- start. Menu. Leaning up to the point of the case of case of Roe V Wade. That is a very clear majority in the court that speaks with that voice now. He has relinquished our borders to the cartel. The result has been a decades-long campaign to overturn Roe, which conservative voices featured within the film readily acknowledge. In 1973, the Supreme Court ruled that women have a right to terminate their pregnancies. The film offers candid and riveting interviews with key figures from both sides of the divide, among them doctors Colleen McNicholas and Curtis Boyd; feminist icon Gloria Steinem; Operation Rescue president Troy Newman; and National Right to Life president Carol Tobias. If the U.S. Supreme Court rules in line with the draft decision leaked in early May, the decision to reverse Roe v. Wade affect a much broader group than people who get pregnant . BARTIROMO: Jim Jordan, it's great to see you this morning. They want the Biden administration to stand up for American communities. Ryan Bomberger is the Chief Creative Officer and co-founder of The Radiance Foundation where this appeared . They are running the Southern border of America. I want to get to the activity of the weekend in a moment and the Supreme Court decision. BARTIROMO: Well, that's right. ANNOUNCER: There's more to come on NOW. Intense and unflinching in its commitment to telling the whole story, Reversing Roe provides a gripping look at whats happening on the ground in 2018. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)BIDEN: It was three justices named by one president, Donald Trump, who are the core of today's decision to upend the scales of justice and eliminate a fundamental right for women in this country. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)REP. NANCY PELOSI (D-CA): A woman's right to choose, reproductive freedom is on the ballot in November. He'd rather make us more dependent on them than look right here in our own backyard, where we could launch a resurgent domestic energy production. Did you encounter any technical issues? And the world watched the celebrations going on in New York at that time, so we know likely where New York is going post this. And we see what has taken place. He said, we ought to look at different parts of the Constitution to see how we justify them, rather than a big something called substantive due process, through which the left pushes its agenda. HAGERTY: I know. So, either way, we're in a very, very serious problem. And it's inherently inflationary. Recently while on a flight to Austin, I watched the Netflix documentary Reversing Roe, released September 13.The film looks at how Supreme Court cases have been used to gut the Roe v.Wade decision over the past 40 years, severely restricting abortion access in the United States.. A number of recent documentaries have explored the dismantling of abortion access in the United States, including . Alex Brandon/AP. Never forget the pattern here. I mean, isn't this exactly what we're talking about in the January 6 hearings? I hope states don't do this, even though the federal government's trying to bribe them and encourage them to do so. And we're making ourselves far more vulnerable. In the case, Mississippi is seeking Court approval on a law that would ban abortion after 15 weeks, but Mississippi also argues Roe v. Wade itself should be reversed by the Court. And heading into the new July 4 holiday, gasoline prices doubled since Joe Biden walked into the Oval Office, the issues driving independents, business and the Hispanic community this morning, including Texas Republican congressional candidate Monica De La Cruz. BARTIROMO: We are also financing the Ukraine government by spending a billion dollars a month in military arms. Yet while the documentary sheds welcome light on Roes history on the road that brought us to this crucial juncture the filmmakers, perhaps inevitably, bypassed some key stops and turns along the way. Directors Annie Sundberg and Ricki Stern begin several years before Roe, when abortion was illegal but wealthy women were generally able to secure therapeutic procedures, while less privileged classes were forced to pursue more dangerous options. LISTEN. Reversing Roe. Editor's note. Coming up, Tennessee Senator Bill Hagerty with the real issue on voters' minds, making ends meet, 40-year-high inflation, an economy teetering on recession. They didn't take him up on the offer. The leaked Supreme Court draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade this week caused immediate reaction nationwide and at home because the implications of the ruling, expected to be issued formally in late June, are that abortion will no longer be legal in many states, including Wisconsin. In their timely new documentary Reversing Roe, filmmakers Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg (The Devil Came on Horseback, Marathon: The Patriot's Day Bombing) present a deeply illuminating look of the state of abortion and womens rights in America. BARTIROMO: I want to take a short break. BARTIROMO: And there has been evidence uncovered that shows Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats had ample evidence that there would be violence on January 6. BARTIROMO: Well, we have been to the border four times just in the last couple of years, and I have seen what's taking place there firsthand. I'm Maria Bartiromo. Netflix. JORDAN: Well, no, I don't think it will at all. Documentarists Ricki Stern and Anne Sundberg interview several politicians, experts, and activists about the state of the abortion politics in the United States and about the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision Roe v. Wade. 8 Reviews 50+ Ratings. And I think this is real important, Maria. Recent hearings in the Supreme Court have hinted at the possibility of more government regulation on abortion, making Netflix's documentary Reversing Roe, even more timely as it traces the nearly 50 . Published That is not a scare tactic, it's the . You're increasing demand. Congressman Jim Jordan, John Solomon, thank you, gentlemen. And what I mean by that is, let's take a quick example. JORDAN: Of course. They're not standing up for traditional family values. That's why you never see graphics on these news shows explaining exactly what the Democrats stand for. Eric Greitens, who was forced to resign. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, argues on 'Sunday Morning Futures' that the move is a 'win' for the Constitution. We have 50 states for a reason, 50 legislatures for a reason, so that decisions can be made by the people in these states. Roe v. Wade was an important precedent. SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER (D-NY): The extremist MAGA Supreme Court. (COMMERCIAL BREAK)(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)SEN. BILL HAGERTY (R-TN): In January of 2021, inflation was at 1.4 percent. I think the reason is, is because, the summer before, in the summer of 2020, you had the Democrats calling rioters and looters peaceful protesters. Would you like to receive invitations to our screenings?
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