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NPR Airs Audio Of Woman Having An Abortion

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NPR aired audio of a Michigan woman having an abortion. The 11-minute segment noted that women have been traveling to Michigan in "record numbers" in search of abortions since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade earlier this year.

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The Daily Caller

‘It Actually Feels A Lot Like A Childbirth’ Reporter Whispers As NPR Airs Abortion Procedure On Air

NPR aired audio of an abortion Thursday, including the sounds of a woman crying, a medical vacuum running and the voices of staff calming her down.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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MEAWW Entertainment

'Hard to imagine what NPR was thinking': Outrage after outlet airs audio clip of woman crying amid abortion

'Hard to imagine what NPR was thinking': Outrage after outlet airs audio clip of woman crying amid abortionDETROIT, MICHIGAN: Pro-life activists were reportedly horrified when NPR broadcast an audio clip of a woman aborting her pregnancy while sobbing in agony at a clinic in Michigan. When a woman was getting her uterus suctioned while being 11-weeks pregnant, NPR reporter Kate Wells played excerpts of her sobbing over her cramps. Despite the do…

1 year ago

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National Review

NPR Broadcasts Ghastly Audio of Woman Getting Abortion

The Michigan woman, whose identify was not revealed, received the procedure at eleven weeks, the outlet reported.

1 year ago·United States

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The Daily Wire

NPR Airs Audio Of Woman Having An Abortion

NPR’s Michigan Morning Edition aired an abortion on air Thursday morning, complete with the sound of the 11-week-old preborn child being vacuumed from the womb.Reporter Katie Wells narrated the account of the unnamed woman undergoing the abortion at a Northland Family Planning in the Detroit area.“Most patients are partially awake during the procedures, they get IV medication for pain and anxiety,” the reporter continued. “The lights are dimmed,…

1 year ago·Nashville, United States

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