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>> Neil, good afternoon, I did just speak to former President Trump for about five minutes and I asked him about Florida's Amendment 4. And for the first time, former President Trump told us that he will be voting no on Florida's Amendment 4, which is the right to abortion initiative. It's an amendment in Florida to limit the government's involvement in abortions. This is what he had to tell me. Are you voting yes or no on Amendment 4 in Florida? >> So I think six weeks you need more time than six weeks. I've disagreed with that right from the early primaries when I heard about it, I disagreed with it. At the same time, the Democrats are radical because the nine months is just a ridiculous situation where you can do an abortion in the ninth month and some of the states like Minnesota and other states have it where you can actually execute the baby after birth. And all of that stuff is unacceptable. So I'll be voting no for that reason. >> The former president also would not commit to signing or vetoing a federal abortion ban if it landed on his desk. This is significant because his running mate JD Vance on Sunday said that he would actually veto that ban if it reached his desk. He also told us, frankly, that he believes that six-week abortion ban is short. And then he started talking to us about IVF. He announced his plan yesterday that he would be paying for IVF for all women, that the federal government would be taking care of that. I asked him if he was pandering to women because he's not doing as well with the female vote. He denied he was pandering. And then he said this about his plan to give IVF to women nationwide, listen. >> You had a huge announcement yesterday on IVF. What is your message to pro-lifers who are concerned about the federal government providing this service to women for free? >> I think when we look at IVF, and I've been an early proponent of IVF very early on. And we're going to, government's gonna pay for IVF when people need the treatment, when they want the treatment, when they wanna go in with the fertilization. Government's gonna get totally involved and they're gonna help people. We wanna have babies, we wanna have lots of beautiful babies in this country and we're gonna do it. And that was received very, very well yesterday, very well. >> I asked him whether or not same sex couples would be able to receive IVF treatment under his plan. He said that those details will be released this week. I also asked if there were gonna be any guardrails put in place under his plan. He also said those details will come. And then I talked to him about the interview yesterday. This was his response to Vice President Kamala Harris' interview on the other network last night. You've had a chance now to digest that interview last night by Vice President Kamala Harris. What are your top line thoughts about how she did? >> Well, I think it was not exactly a great performance. It was a low energy performance to take all of that time and get ready for that kind of an interview. It was a softball interview, they were 100% on the radical left side, it was CNN. I was surprised a little bit, I thought that dinner would be a little bit stronger. But I really think that probably if you look at it, it was not considered a big success. If you go by the reviews, it was considered much less than a success.
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