Funding debate

federal judge has blocked a medical organization from releasing any new video from inside meeting of abortion providers. the san francisco judge ruled saying the center for medical progress videos could put people being filmed in danger. it’s related to a fourth video that same group released from inside planned parenthood’s denver facility. the group recorded a doctor from planned parenthood, discussing the sale of fetal tissue. medical progress says planned parenthood profits from these sales for medical research. the practice is technically legal, though one local congressman says that’s because of a loophole in the system. new at ten, response from both sides, and we want to warn you while we have edited the video… you may find some of it disturbing.. 1:20 but you want mostly , over 14 weeks? yeah. the latest video by the center for medical progress – is graphic. a colorado doctor from planned parenthood of the rockies negotating a price for fetal tissue. 8:57 i just want to see one leg, one foot and at one point, even showing body parts from an aborted fetus. 33:47: this is not something that taxpayers need to be funding. he and other republicans want to cut funding from planned parenthood, 34:05 there are many other organizations for women and it’s important that those are properly funding. they can be funded without planned parenthood being involved at all. lamborn is pushing for legislation to make buying and selling fetal ?? selling fetal tissue for profit illegal. 35:34 it’s okay even if it was wrong to sell those parts, it’s okay to buy them, it’s a legal loophole that needs to close. planned parenthood released a statement saying in part the video was another misleading and deceptively edited video of our medical services is being publicized by extremists… who entered our facility based on misrepresentati ons and an elaborate, years-long fraudulent scheme. 10:35here’s some organs for you, they’re all attached. but these videos will likely be used, as the debate over planned parenthood’s federal funding begins next week.