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Hyde Amendment

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Nov 5, 2026

Marcus PeterHOST
2:09
now.
Michael NewGUEST
2:09
They will try to pass a budget, I'm sure, that does not include the Hyde Amendment.
Michael NewGUEST
2:14
So they're going to try to make a push for taxpayer funding of abortion through Medicaid.
Michael NewGUEST
2:18
President Trump should commit to voting, to vetoing, I should say, any such budget.
Marcus PeterHOST
6:29
National right to life, in their statement, are there other things that they were concerned about that they want the faithful especially, but those who are fighting for the right of the unborn, to watch out for?
Michael NewGUEST
6:41
Well, I think we have our work cut out for us.
Michael NewGUEST
6:44
I think that the main concerns at the federal level are You know, there's going to be a budget that's going to be passed next year, and we want that budget to include the Hyde Amendment.
Michael NewGUEST
6:55
I think kind of pushing back on, you know, federal funding for abortion is going to be very important versus the federal level.
Erika AhernHOST
56:07
Now, bad things will happen because as a result of this election, more unborn children are going to die.
Erika AhernHOST
56:15
There's going to probably be, you know, walkbacks of... certain immigration policy or, and certainly we're going to get budgets now that are like, let's fund this and we'll fund this and we'll, you know, take the, can they, can they get rid of the Hyde Amendment, Josh? Or does that have to be a full bill? I forget, but they're going to.
Erika AhernHOST
56:32
Hyde
Josh MercerHOST
56:32
Amendment is a fight every year.
Anthony StineHOST
18:55
Don't be surprised.
Anthony StineHOST
18:58
They promise to repeal the Hyde Amendment and protect access to contraception, even though no one is actually threatening that.
Anthony StineHOST
19:06
They want to protect access to IVF, despite the fact that no one is threatening that, and even the vice president, a conservative Catholic, has spoken in support of it.
Anthony StineHOST
19:15
And they want to protect access, as they say, to the home remedies for the sacrifice to Moloch.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
55:56
it's going to force every state to allow abortion at any point.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
56:00
They've also said in their first 100 hours, they're going to eliminate the Hyde Amendment.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
56:03
And the Hyde Amendment is the thing that is protecting taxpayers from being forced into funding abortion.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
56:09
So not only are they going to greenlight late term abortion everywhere, they're going to force you to pay for it.
Jake SmithHOST
56:16
And I am sure that faith-based organizations who object to being involved in abortions, Catholic hospitals, things like that, they're going to target the Demcoms and the DSAers are going to target them to force them to take on abortions, chemical abortions, those types of things when they do not do that right now, right?
Abigail GalvanCORRESPONDENT
20:42
Michael New from the pro-life Charlotte Lozier Institute says Idaho was a bright spot in a disappointing night.
Michael NewSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:49
We may see a budget that does not include the Hyde Amendment, so pro-life reservoir could offer us the state level.
Michael NewSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:55
Results were disappointing that we didn't get the results we wanted in Missouri or Nevada or Virginia.
Michael NewSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:01
We did win over Idaho, and that's an important victory there.

6 MINS LATER

Kristen HawkinsGUEST
27:33
That's right.
Kristen HawkinsGUEST
27:33
The Women's Health Endangerment Act, they promised in the first 100 hours to pass, which would legalize abortion up until the moment of birth in all 50 states.
Kristen HawkinsGUEST
27:41
They also said that they will pass a bill taking away the federal Hyde Amendment, which we've had for 50 years, which limits federal taxpayer dollars from funding abortions, which we just celebrated the 50th anniversary and we believe has saved 2.1 million babies worldwide.
Kristen HawkinsGUEST
27:57
from abortion in the last 50 years.
Kerby AndersonHOST
7:16
So you can get a pretty good idea there.
Kerby AndersonHOST
7:18
One of the things, of course, we talk about is the Hyde Amendment.
Kerby AndersonHOST
7:21
The idea is, is one of the top priorities for the Democrats is to actually remove the Hyde Amendment.
Kerby AndersonHOST
7:28
And could they do it over President Trump's veto? Well, that's a big question to ask.
Kerby AndersonHOST
7:33
But I think it illustrates, again, that if you've wondered about the stakes.
Sophie SchollHOST
17:43
Quote, On Saturday, Josh Turek, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Iowa... released an ad in which he looked into the camera and said he's quote, against taxpayers paying for sex changes.
Sophie SchollHOST
17:55
Read as federal policy, this would be a Hyde Amendment for transgender people.
Sophie SchollHOST
18:00
No Medicaid, Medicare, or ACA subsidies.
Sophie SchollHOST
18:04
That would be horrific.
Lyrah MargoHOST
10:01
And so, you know, judges to
Ellie Gardey HolmesHOST
10:04
confirm and we have the Hyde Amendment and, you know, a bunch of other stuff that's coming up, like Mifepristone just being sent out everywhere through the mail.
Lyrah MargoHOST
10:14
Yeah, exactly.
Lyrah MargoHOST
10:15
And so, you know, I think that if these candidates are not going to either take a firm stance or they're going to go ahead and reject, you know, basic common sense initiatives that really should be making sense, like here in California with Prop 39 with voter ID, like, you know, all these common sense stuff.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
55:56
it's going to force every state to allow abortion at any point.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
56:00
They've also said in their first 100 hours, they're going to eliminate the Hyde Amendment.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
56:03
And the Hyde Amendment is the thing that is protecting taxpayers from being forced into funding abortion.
Kelsey PritchardGUEST
56:09
So not only are they going to greenlight late term abortion everywhere, they're going to force you to pay for it.
Jake SmithHOST
56:16
And I am sure that faith-based organizations who object to being involved in abortions, Catholic hospitals, things like that, they're going to target the Demcoms and the DSAers are going to target them to force them to take on abortions, chemical abortions, those types of things when they do not do that right now, right?
Kerby AndersonHOST
5:18
Then the Democratic Party platform talks about the Transgender Agenda Act.
Kerby AndersonHOST
5:23
then the desire to actually repeal the Hyde Amendment on the issue of abortion, then to look at the Women's Health Protection Act, which would prohibit restrictions on the whole issue of abortion, then the platform on tax cuts.
Kerby AndersonHOST
5:37
So whether you look at the moral issues, the social issues, the economic, financial issues, You don't have to guess as to what a Speaker of the House, Hakeem Jeffries, would want to implement.
Kerby AndersonHOST
5:49
And none of it is positive in terms of the kinds of things we talk about every day here on Point of View.
Kirby AndersonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:49
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Kerby AndersonHOST
11:06
Back once again, let me just mention this article by Terry Jeffrey is something you might want to read.
Kerby AndersonHOST
11:10
And one of the things I mentioned was the attempt to repeal the Hyde Amendment, which is an issue of abortion.
Kerby AndersonHOST
11:16
And so during the break, we talked about something that we just talked about in a luncheon I was just at, because Liberty wrote this very good piece on these four different abortion measures in state ballots in November, Virginia, Nevada, Idaho, and Missouri.

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