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reSee.it AI Summary
In 2016, Kamala Harris seized my unreleased undercover tapes, which reveal serious allegations against Planned Parenthood. In 2015, Planned Parenthood requested this action, fearing the tapes contained evidence of body parts sales and late-term abortion practices. Harris sent armed agents to raid my apartment, despite knowing the recordings were made in public. A judge later ruled the recordings were legal, but I still face charges under a rarely used law. Our work continues as we seek to expose these issues.
@daviddaleiden - David Daleiden
🧵In 2016, @KamalaHarris seized dozens of hours of my unreleased undercover tapes. Now that this evidence is finally coming out for the first time, it's clear @KamalaHarris led a cover-up of late-term abortion crimes as California Attorney General.
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Natalie, the lead technician for BioMax, has been discussing tissue collection with Misty. There are two providers who book up to 24 weeks. Anne is one of these providers. There is another provider who can also send samples through up to 24 weeks. Formula was put in a sample, making it dark white instead of clear.
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Speaker 0: Hi. This is Natalie. I'm the lead technician for BioMax. So we've been working with them. Misty and I have been talking to them about, tissue collection and all this other stuff.
Middleman. Okay. Well, start to put you like that. But I don't mind that. You know what?
You know what? So you'll be seeing Good church. So you'll be meeting. So you know how you you know So I have 2 providers who booked the 24 a week, and Anne is one of the providers. And I'm so met the other provider that goes up to 24 weeks who can send you through recently.
Okay. Anne is the other provider that goes up to 24 weeks as well. I was like, I'm sorry we put formula in there, so it's all, like, dark white. Yeah. It's not clear.
It's not like something you can see.
@daviddaleiden - David Daleiden
In 2015 @PPFA asked @KamalaHarris to seize all the undercover videos. They knew enough about what was on the remaining tapes— 💰Body parts sales for thousands of dollars each 💔Partial-birth abortions and born-alive infants They had to stop the trail:
@daviddaleiden - David Daleiden
@PPFA @KamalaHarris Did @KamalaHarris know what @PPFA feared was on these tapes when she sent 11 armed agents to raid my one-bedroom apartment? Did she know they were giggling about selling livers for $1,500 and ripping legs off live babies to hide partial-birth abortions?
Video Transcript AI Summary
A medical director for an entire affiliate and someone over abortion services discuss fetal tissue procurement. They are looking for livers and cardiac tissue, not footprints. Dilation makes it easier to get bigger pieces out before potential relation returns. If the fetus is coming out to the umbilicus and the torso area is intact, that's ideal because that's where all the organs are. Disarticulation counts, and then the rest can be brought through all in one piece.
The discussion touches on the use of "ditch" procedures, which nuke the stem cells. Even in procedures where they're not doing anything close to intact, it's easy to identify and isolate relatively intact abdominal context, though the diamonds are trickier. They are considering getting someone who can do deep sedation protocol. The medical director needed to meet with legal counsel to clarify where exactly this is.
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Speaker 0: I might ask for a second set of footsteps. Put the body at the
Speaker 1: at the service that belongs to him. Oh, so you're gonna okay. Oh,
Speaker 0: so yeah. Okay. So so it's
Speaker 2: not Right. Yeah. See There
Speaker 0: are some that are like, I need you to make one more bachelor about it. Right. Like, I know I'm doing CBA. Trust me. Because, like, I would never would have had a conversation with you if I was already, like, fairly confident.
Hi. How are you? Do we meet before? I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Someone's biometrics. She has tissue. Oh, you are? Like, the the medical director for a second prize, I guess.
Speaker 0: Well, so qualifying is the medical director for the entire affiliate, and I am am over the abortion services. Definitely have the volume. So Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the quality too. You know how to do some of the tricky, like
Speaker 0: Yeah. We do our best. I mean I mean, especially when it you know, sometimes it's not possible. Right. Sometimes but, you know, we had a patient couple months ago who it was a anomalous because of the prior pregnancy, and she wanted foot print.
So I made sure that the residents asked you that procedure so that I was able to do it in such a way that we were able to, you know, get hooked up with you. So this
Speaker 2: is Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Related. It's not all possible we can. No.
Speaker 2: So we're, I mean, we're not looking for footprints and hamper. No. No. No. We're looking for we're looking for livers and cardiac and those yeah.
Speaker 0: Those I can get you without these difficulties at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Good.
Speaker 2: Good. We're looking for livers and cardio. Too. Yeah.
Speaker 0: For those, I can get you without these difficulty at all.
Speaker 2: And what so what is it when is it just like you're you're more careful? Or how do you because then there's different people
Speaker 0: Do you think you might have been that people? I think a lot of it is a lot of dilation. Uh-huh. Really enjoy your odds about dealing with dilation because, like, the like, when you have the dilation, the cervix that's either well dialed and or just software and reliable. Yeah.
But then as you bring the biggest down Right. You can get more of it out before potential relation returns. Right. Right. And you can get bigger pieces out before the central relation.
Right. Then as you bring the biggest down Right. You can get more of it out before the
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 0: All you're getting at is with the It
Speaker 2: just gets stuck right there and
Speaker 0: it just that was in your 4 steps and nothing more. I would much rather do 3 or 4 passes Yeah. Yeah. Than 15. Right.
Speaker 2: Is that your average, like, 3 to 4 passes to remove everything? Or
Speaker 0: yeah. I think I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna So
Speaker 2: I'm listening. Yeah. She's like, you you take notes. I don't know. You back it up.
Yeah. Oh, you probably do, actually.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. Pull the body at the at the cervix and pull off the hip.
Speaker 1: Oh. So you're gonna okay.
Speaker 0: So so it's not
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 0: You get. If I'm doing a procedure Uh-huh. And I'm
Speaker 1: And it's free. I'm in
Speaker 0: fear that it's about to come to the umbilicus. I might ask for a second set of forceps. Pull the body at the at the cervix and prolong with him.
Speaker 1: Oh, it wasn't here. Okay.
Speaker 0: So so it's not
Speaker 1: Right. Yeah. See.
Speaker 2: See. So that's where though see. So that's where if you've got it coming out to umbilicus and that torso area is also intact, that's when I start to get excited because that's, like because that's all the organs in there that were right there.
Speaker 0: I I mean, I find that even if I can't get that attack, I can still get you a good thing.
Speaker 2: Right. Same. Now if you if you just do a disarticulation, though, you know, while assuming you're so you just, you know, pop a leg off or whatever, then then you're free. Right? Like, it counts.
And so then you can just bring the rest of it through all in
Speaker 0: that to that model.
Speaker 2: However, all in one piece because you've already done disarticulation. That's correct. Yeah.
Speaker 0: And usually at that point, yeah.
Speaker 2: And obviously and you probably do a whole intense statement thing and all of that. Like, if you haven't said yeah. Yeah. Do you think that's better than Ditch or what do you because some people that's another, like, controversy.
Speaker 0: Experience with this. Oh, really? I've just, you know, I yeah. I just don't have any experience with it, so I can't really speak to it.
Speaker 3: Providers who use the JAKS use it for one of
Speaker 4: two reasons. There is a group of
Speaker 5: people who just use it so that they have no risk of violating
Speaker 4: mind before you do the procedure? Or you're gonna say you did
Speaker 0: a live or whatever the federal government calls it. Partial work force. They cause their absolute interpretation.
Speaker 4: So there are some people who interpret it as its intent. So if I say on day 1, I do not intend to do this, what ultimately happens doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It nukes the stem cells, obviously, so we don't want anything
Speaker 0: to do. Right. Right. I had
Speaker 2: I had a colleague who tried to do a cell isolation on a liver that had was from a a fetus that had been ditched just for kicks and giggles to see it. Oh, excuse me.
Speaker 0: I didn't got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Just to just to see, like, if they could get anything out of it. Nothing. It was all completely dead. Nothing.
Yeah. Of course. Right?
Speaker 0: Right. So Yeah. It's a thing. Yeah. It's a little thing.
So, I mean, Yeah. Absolutely. So, I mean, like I said, even in the procedures where I'm not doing anything close to intact Yeah. I find that it's pretty easy to, you know, identify and isolate relatively intact abdominal context. And I remember, I didn't tell you that the abdominal
Speaker 1: Yeah. My
Speaker 0: hand down, but my the diamonds I don't know about all that. Yeah. Yeah. The diamonds, it's gonna be a little bit trickier.
Speaker 2: Right. Because it's right up here. It's smaller. And that's the thing is, you know, even even if they're all intact, if it's all spilled out of the body, you know, by the time you've got it all there in the in the tray, it's kinda like Right. You're spending, like, an hour playing, find the finest.
Speaker 0: Like, looking in the big release, love. Yeah. We saw that. Yeah. Yeah.
We saw that. Yeah. Do it in a 60 week or
Speaker 2: that doctor
Speaker 0: is that yeah. It's like one facet. And the other is that Yeah. You know, as you know, kind of medium range planning They right? Is getting a nurse to a nest to to somebody who can do deep sedation, like, protocol, or something like that.
Speaker 2: Well, I think Misty is supposed to be sending us some stuff pretty soon.
Speaker 0: So Yeah. We needed to, first, I needed to meet with legal. Just to this is where exactly this is. We always wanna be, like, you know, provide me with our legal counsel and then Yeah. You hear anything about, like, stuff in
Speaker 2: Greater Texas and what they're, like, confusing? I have no idea. No idea. Like, trust me. Because, like, I would never would've
Speaker 0: had a conversation with you if
Speaker 2: I wasn't
Speaker 0: already, like, I might ask for a second set of 4 sets. Uh-huh. Put the body at the at the cervix and pull off. Okay.
Speaker 1: Oh. So you're gonna okay.
@daviddaleiden - David Daleiden
And did @KamalaHarris know how deep the rabbit hole goes in California—where @PPFA is contracted with the @UofCalifornia system to sell its "proprietary" aborted fetuses in exchange for owning the intellectual property developed from experiments on them?
Video Transcript AI Summary
According to the Center For Medical Progress, Planned Parenthood sells baby parts, potentially for more money than previously known. Documents obtained through a California public records request allegedly show that Planned Parenthood has supplied aborted fetal body parts to UC San Diego for the past 15 years, describing them as its proprietary fetal material being exchanged for valuable consideration. The contract allegedly states that Planned Parenthood retains all rights to intellectual property relating to the aborted fetal body parts.
UC San Diego has registered numerous patents developed using aborted fetal body parts from Planned Parenthood. Some professors listed on the patents harvested hundreds of body parts from late-term healthy babies aborted at Planned Parenthood. Emails show discussions between Planned Parenthood and UC San Diego about research collaboration and payments to Planned Parenthood's abortion training program at UCSD. UC San Diego also made a $10,000 contribution to a Planned Parenthood fundraising event in 2021. Planned Parenthood classifies its work with university scientists as part of its research program, with activities registered with and approved by Planned Parenthood Federation of America's National Research Department and funded by the NIH.
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Speaker 0: Planned Parenthood sells baby parts, and it turns out those sales may be bigger than we ever imagined according to California public records documents that we are now exclusively reporting. I'm David Dyliden with the Center For Medical Progress. Previously, we told you about the NIH emails released through FOIA that confirm a federal law enforcement investigation of the Planned Parenthood supplied fetal tissue bank in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Today, we're going to talk about more shocking facts we've discovered about a second Planned Parenthood supplied fetal tissue bank at the University of California in San Diego. These facts clearly demonstrate Planned Parenthood sells baby parts in violation of federal law, and for potentially far more money than we ever discussed before.
Never before released documents that CMP exclusively obtained through a California public records request show that for the past 15 years, Planned Parenthood has supplied aborted fetal body parts to UC San Diego. Its contract describes the aborted baby body parts as its proprietary fetal material, being exchanged to UC San Diego for valuable consideration. The transfer of aborted fetal tissue for valuable consideration is a federal felony and something Planned Parenthood has strenuously denied doing for the past 8 years and continues to deny even today. But the parties of this contract, Planned Parenthood and UC San Diego, state that in supplying the aborted babies for research, Planned Parenthood shall retain all right, title, and interest in patents and patent applications and other intellectual property rights relating to the aborted fetal body parts. The valuable consideration is Planned Parenthood selling access to its proprietary aborted babies in exchange for its ownership of the university intellectual property generated with them, which could be worth 1,000,000 of dollars in revenue.
Our public records requests show this agreement was updated to reflect Planned Parenthood San Diego's name change in 2014 and indicated it has remained in effect to the present day. UC San Diego has registered numerous patents that were developed using aborted fetal body parts from Planned Parenthood. Some of the professors listed on the patents harvested hundreds of brains, eyes, hearts, and livers from late term healthy babies aborted at Planned Parenthood in Southern California. We're still learning more about the intellectual property developed with Planned Parenthood's proprietary aborted fetuses, and how much money has flowed to Planned Parenthood because of it. But this contract shows that, fundamental to the relationship, Planned Parenthood sees itself as entitled to substantial property, valuable consideration, and other benefits from the University of California as a result of its supply of aborted babies.
Take a look at this email thread from planned parenthood to UCSD about setting up regular meetings to discuss their research collaboration. UC San Diego states they will have results to share on samples recently collected and will discuss planned parenthood's abortion training program as part of the meeting. Planned Parenthood replies the collections are going well, but they have some questions about payments to the residency program, payments to the abortion training program Planned Parenthood runs out of UCSD's OB GYN department. Planned Parenthood's 2 tiered abortion training programs at UCSD are the Ryan residency training program and the fellowship in complex family planning. Planned Parenthood runs programs like this at the University of Pittsburgh, several University of California campuses, the University of Washington, and other taxpayer funded locations around the country where Planned Parenthood supplies fetal tissue.
These programs supply Planned Parenthood with new abortion doctors and allow the relentless expansion of their abortion volume and abortion revenue. So the payments to the residency program that Planned Parenthood refers to as part of its fetal tissue research with the University of California are payments to expand Planned Parenthood's lucrative, tax payer funded, late term abortion business. There is also further evidence of substantial lump sum cash payments from UC San Diego to Planned Parenthood. For example, this $10,000 contribution from UC San Diego to a Planned Parenthood fundraising event in 2021. Finally, in the years since the proprietary fetuses agreement was signed, some of UC San Diego's top financial benefactors have extended their grant support to Planned Parenthood, paying out 1,000,000 more dollars to expand the abortion business in Southern California.
We're still uncovering the details about the total financial value that Planned Parenthood has received from supplying aborted fetuses to the University of California, but the evidence we have so far is significant. And not surprisingly, Planned Parenthood's national headquarters knew about this. Planned Parenthood classifies its work with the university scientists as part of its research program. The activities in San Diego were registered with, reviewed, and approved by Planned Parenthood Federation of America's National Research Department. Additionally, these UC research operations were funded by the NIH with federal taxpayer money.
Planned Parenthood leadership at the highest levels needs to answer for what we now know is its participation in government sponsored fetal trafficking. Our public records investigations and reporting of these stories are ongoing. Here's what you can do to help. 1st, we need to continue to ask our federal representatives to demand further oversight of government funded fetal experimentation and to terminate the federal government sponsorship of the abortion industry. 2nd, we need to call for the existing federal office of inspector general investigation of aborted baby harvesting at the University of Pittsburgh, so of Aborted Baby Harvesting at the University of Pittsburgh to be expanded to include Planned Parenthood's activities in San Diego and any other locations where this $1,800,000,000 abortion business supplies aborted babies for taxpayer funded experiments.
Finally, please like and share this video and support CMP's ongoing investigative reporting at www.centerformedicalprogress.org.
@daviddaleiden - David Daleiden
@KamalaHarris @PPFA @UofCalifornia What @KamalaHarris did know is my first undercover video report had 3 million views on YouTube, and @PPFA demanded vicious retaliation for it. She also knew LAPD refused to take @PPFA's report of this "illegal" recording, since it was in a public area.
Video Transcript AI Summary
Big money is being made from the sale of fetal body parts. Even pro-choice advocates are disturbed. People want liver and lower extremities. The price is $30 to $100 per specimen. Providers try to change the presentation so it's not vertex. If starting from a breech presentation, dilation happens as the case goes out. There are steps to change the COVID presentation.
If enough dilation is maintained, the person doing the procedures understands what is needed. Knowing what is needed makes a huge difference. One person had 8 cases and knew which were more likely to yield what was needed, making decisions accordingly. Conversations are happening behind closed doors with affiliates.
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Speaker 0: Now a story we guarantee most of you have never heard before. Big money is being made from the sale of fetal body parts.
Speaker 1: Even the most ardent pro choice advocates, like planned parenthood president Gloria Felt, are disturbed by what we found.
Speaker 2: It seems inappropriate, totally inappropriate. Where there is wrongdoing, it should be prosecuted and should be brought to justice. A lot of people want
Speaker 0: to attack parts of these days, and it will be for specific notes. Maybe is People want lower extremities too, which that's that's a. I mean, that's useful. I don't know what to do with it. I can't think one must do.
Speaker 1: Yeah. A dime a dozen.
Speaker 0: I'm the medical director for the national office. Alright. So I say, okay. What are your what are you looking to supply today? Every provider has had patients who wanted their ACRT, and they absolutely wanted a copy of it.
They just wanna do it in a way that is not perceived as Okay. So, when when you are or the affiliate is just gonna be able to, would that would that know, I I could throw a number out. I would say it's probably anywhere between $200 depending on the facility and what you're calling in.
Speaker 1: The 30 to a $100 price, or that's per specimen that we're talking about. Right?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yes.
Speaker 1: The 30 to a $100 price, or that's per specimen that we're talking about. Right? Yeah?
Speaker 0: Yes. And and if they can do a little better than breakeven and do so in a in a way that, you know, seems reasonable, so they're happy to do that.
Speaker 1: How much of a difference can actually make if you if you know what kinda what's expected or what we need versus
Speaker 0: It makes a huge difference. I I'd say a lot a
Speaker 2: lot of people want liver.
Speaker 0: Mhmm. And for that reason, most providers with in general, some people will actually try to change the, presentation so that's not vertex. So it's a vertex presentation. You never have enough dilation with any of these unless you have real huge amount of dilation to deliver an attack to Calvary. So if you do it starting from a brief presentation, there's dilation that happens as the case goes out and often the last step you can attack you can attack.
So, I mean, there are certain steps that Excellent. Also sound guidance that you can change the COVID presentation. You'll bring
Speaker 1: the body cavity out, contact, and all that.
Speaker 0: So if you do it starting with the brief presentation, there's dilation that happens as the case for fraud and often in the last step of the evacuation and toxicology. Federal abortion ban is a law, and laws are up to interpretation. So if I say on day 1, I do not intend to do this, what ultimately happens doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: So yesterday was a clinic day. Is this a for example, like, what did she procure?
Speaker 0: You know, I I asked her at the meeting today what she wanted. Yesterday, she went
Speaker 2: she's been at a lot of people wanted
Speaker 0: lower remedies too, which that's that's a set of I mean, that's easy. I don't know what you're doing with it because I want muscles. Yeah. A dime a dozen. If you maintain enough of the dialogues, the person is actually doing the procedures and they
Speaker 1: understand what the end
Speaker 0: Sure. For example, so I had 8 case cases yesterday, and I knew exactly what we needed. And I kinda looked at the list, and I said, alright. This 17 meter has 8 grams and this so I knew which were the cases that were probably more likely to yield what we needed, and I made my decisions according to that too. So it's worth having a huddle at the beginning of the day.
Uh-huh. And that's what I do.
Speaker 1: Rather than having to deal with all the different affiliates, if there were a way to partner with PGFA directly to get some kind of, like, pre clearance or something so that we don't
Speaker 0: do this. And at the national office, we have a litigation to be an official middleman. But that When you say right now, will we see a future? Right now, the way the Supreme Court looks, I don't think it looks very good. Okay.
If you talk to my litigation and law folks, anything that's gonna go to the Supreme Court right now, we are all losers. But I will tell you that behind closed doors, these conversations are happening with the affiliates.
Speaker 1: The 30 to a $100 price, that's per specimen that we're talking about. Right? Yeah.
Speaker 0: Yes. So if you do it starting with the brief presentation, there's dilation that happens as the case for fraud and often in the last of an evacuation and tosses out. And if they can do a little better than breakeven and do so in a in a way that, you know, seems reasonable, they're happy to do that. I will tell you that behind closed doors, these conversations are happening with the affiliates.
@daviddaleiden - David Daleiden
@KamalaHarris @PPFA @UofCalifornia But that didn't matter to @KamalaHarris. She sent 11 armed agents to raid my apartment anyway, and seized all the undercover footage for @PPFA. A state judge ruled years later it was obviously in public—but the damage to me and my team was already done.
@daviddaleiden - David Daleiden
@KamalaHarris @PPFA @UofCalifornia I still face several of the remaining charges that @KamalaHarris first brought under California's never-before-used eavesdropping/recording law. The current AG as yet refuses to drop them. @CtrMedProgress is still reporting. You can support our work at https://www.centerformedicalprogress.org/donate/
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