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Sep 17, 2026

Jeremy HerrellHOST
45:52
Can't wait to see you again.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
45:55
Now, therefore, I, Donald Trump, by the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America... including Sections 201 and 301 of the National Emergencies Act, 50 U.S. Code 1601, hereby declare that a national emergency exists at the southern border of the United States and that Section 12302 of Title X United States Code is invoked and made available according to its terms to the Secretary of the Military Departments concerned, subject to the direction of the Secretary of the Defense, in the case of the Secretaries of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, to provide additional authority to the Department of Defense to support the federal government's response to the emergency at the southern border.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
46:55
I hereby declare that this emergency requires the use of armed forces and in accordance with Section 301 of the National Emergencies Act 50 U.S. Code 1631 that the Constitution Authority provided in Section 2808 of Title 10 United States Code is invoked and made available according to its terms to the Secretary of Defense and the discretion of the Secretary of Defense to the Secretary of the Military Departments.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
47:28
That's what he did.
Kevin SwansonHOST
22:54
Wow.
Kevin SwansonHOST
22:56
So who's keeping this thing alive? And by the way, that's more money than Planned Parenthood is getting from Title X funding on an annual basis.
Kevin SwansonHOST
23:05
That's way more.
Kevin SwansonHOST
23:06
Yeah, way more.
Cecily StrongGUEST
22:48
So I also, whenever anyone is, like, talking about federal funds being spent on abortion, I'm like, "No, no, no, no, no." I was ...
Cecily StrongGUEST
22:55
Like, I made the Title X adjustments.
Cecily StrongGUEST
22:57
That's not what was being adjusted.
Cecily StrongGUEST
22:59
But anyway, so it was, um, I think knowing, being on the show for that lo- I think I'd done the show for nine or 10 years before Goober came out, and I hadn't, I hadn't even, like, mentioned my own, spoken about my own abortion publicly.
Mini TimmarajuGUEST
43:05
You know, the National Women's Law Center report, uh, is startling in that it puts together all the data and all the points.
Mini TimmarajuGUEST
43:12
But even before the big Beautiful bill, uh, we saw the Trump administration attacking access to family planning services, gutting Title X services.
Mini TimmarajuGUEST
43:21
Those are the basic OBGYN preventative care services, cancer screenings, uh, birth control, uh, gutting teen pregnancy programs.
Mini TimmarajuGUEST
43:30
And now you have, one year after the big Beautiful bill, uh, maternal health deserts across the country, compounded by closures of Planned Parenthood clinics that were defunded for a full year as well alongside that bill.
Hans TooheyHOST
45:29
And he has been in the Middle East for coming up on six months now with no choice.
Hans TooheyHOST
45:35
No choice because that's the one scenario where his ace in the hole doesn't work because you can't – that's called, I think, Title X orders.
Hans TooheyHOST
45:41
You can't just say, never mind, I'll get out or retire.
Hans TooheyHOST
45:44
Then he's going to court martial.
Eric TeetselGUEST
20:56
We have ending the Biden era VA abortion policy.
Eric TeetselGUEST
20:59
We have a rule preventing Title X funding from subsidizing the abortion industry and announcements for another finalized rule on this same question that is in the works and should drop any time.
Eric TeetselGUEST
21:11
We have ensuring healthcare entities and workers and pharmacists' conscience rights not to participate in an abortion in violation of their beliefs and investigations into facilities that violated those rights.
Eric TeetselGUEST
21:23
We have an executive order requiring hospitals to provide medical treatment to the infant survivors of abortion.
Eric TeetselGUEST
20:56
We have ending the Biden era VA abortion policy.
Eric TeetselGUEST
20:59
We have a rule preventing Title X funding from subsidizing the abortion industry and announcements for another finalized rule on this same question that is in the works and should drop any time.
Eric TeetselGUEST
21:11
We have ensuring healthcare entities and workers and pharmacists' conscience rights not to participate in an abortion in violation of their beliefs and investigations into facilities that violated those rights.
Eric TeetselGUEST
21:23
We have an executive order requiring hospitals to provide medical treatment to the infant survivors of abortion.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:07
Hello and welcome to Clinical Chats, a podcast for sexual and reproductive health professionals.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:11
Clinical Chats is a program from the CTCSRH, the Clinical Training Center for Sexual and Reproductive Health, and is funded by the Office of Population Affairs to enhance the knowledge of Title X clinicians and sexual and reproductive health staff.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:22
Our topic for today's podcast is STI Update, Testing, Treatment, and Point-of-Care Innovations.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:27
Our guest today is Dr. Hilary Reno, who is joined by our CTCSRH host, Dr. Kristen Metcalf-Wilson.
Kristen Metcalf-WilsonHOST
4:07
Like how do we have that conversation with patients so we know what testing needs to be done?
Hilary RenoGUEST
4:12
Right.
Hilary RenoGUEST
4:13
So, you know, it always starts with the basics and we know our Title X providers are very good about addressing the needs for screening for gonorrhea and chlamydia in women who are sexually active.
Hilary RenoGUEST
4:28
So having conversations to introduce the fact that basic screening is needed to prevent long-term complications from gonorrhea and chlamydia can be as simple as opening the conversation with we are going to need to address your prevention of infections and other things.
Tara RomanoGUEST
30:35
Because anti-abortionists want us to think that it's about...
Tara RomanoGUEST
30:38
Oh, it's just about abortion and restrictions and women's safety, but it really is about criminalizing... pregnancy for people criminalizing pregnancy outcomes so it doesn't stop at abortion it stopped you know it becomes like you have a pregnancy outcome somebody didn't like they want to blame you for it that there's lots of ways that they can start to criminalize pregnant people for these outcomes or the choices they make and as they get more restrictive because really you see an end goal for people some real extreme people in the anti-abortion movement is to really police people during their pregnancy and what would it mean for these centers to be part of that So we just think, I think, thinking about the surveillance and also, like, I mean, one thing that we're really, it's the money they're getting, right? There's more state money and now federal money, right? They talk about, like, the Title X money, which is the money for family planning, now being diverted to these places that don't do family planning, right? And so, I mean, I think, and, like, really growing them to be, like, there's such a site of misinformation and disinformation everywhere.
Tara RomanoGUEST
31:39
And really right wing propaganda and having those that you can just put up in some rural town.
Tara RomanoGUEST
31:44
Right.
Johnny ConnorHOST
8:02
The lawsuit filed in federal court centers around Title 10.
Johnny ConnorHOST
8:05
According to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison's office, Title X helps low-income Americans get birth control, cancer screenings, STI testing, and other basic health care.
Johnny ConnorHOST
8:15
The Department of Health and Human Services says the new rules stop clinics to drop DEI programs, exclude transgender people, and encourage marriagehood and parenthood to receive funding.
Maria LisignoliHOST
8:26
Well, those are the four things to know today.

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