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Taxpayer-Funded NPR Airs Disturbing Audio of Woman Having an Abortion at 11 Weeks

by | Nov 4, 2022 | Abortion, News, Social-Issues, Video | 0 comments

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National Public Radio, which receives roughly 10 percent of its funding from taxpayers, recently aired the audio of a woman having an abortion. The audio comes from a woman in Michigan who was caught with NPR journalist, Kate Wells, who followed the woman through the entire process.

In the disturbing audio, Wells can be heard narrating as the woman moans in pain, crying, and at one point saying “I can’t,” as the abortionist reassures her that “you can, and you’re doing it.”

Wells describes the scene as a “lot like giving childbirth” with somber music being played in the background that supposedly calms the woman as she victimizes her child in the womb. You can then hear the doctor warn the woman that there will be a loud noise as she turns on the vacuum for the aspirator.

The fact that anyone could sit through and watch such a thing take place, let alone air it on national radio is demonstrative of where we are as a culture and society. Warning, the audio below is difficult to listen to, but I agree with the poster that it is something that everyone should know about. If you choose not to listen, we understand, but be aware that this is what’s happening inside those walls of an abortion facility.

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