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The justices cited Larry's book seven times in their decision,
citing no other legal historian. Jane Roe became known
to the world as Norma McCorvey. And when she learned the truth
that having an abortion was killing a baby
and not passing a period or removing a bunch of cells,
she became pro-life. See, the truth is, she herself
never even had an abortion. They lied to me. I didn't go to the Supreme Court
for a bunch of women. Who lied to you?
citing no other legal historian. Jane Roe became known
to the world as Norma McCorvey. And when she learned the truth
that having an abortion was killing a baby
and not passing a period or removing a bunch of cells,
she became pro-life. See, the truth is, she herself
never even had an abortion. They lied to me. I didn't go to the Supreme Court
for a bunch of women. Who lied to you?
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The justices cited Larry's book
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seven times in their decision,
citing no other legal historian.
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Jane Roe became known
to the world as Norma McCorvey.
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And when she learned the truth
that having an abortion
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was killing a baby
and not passing a period
00:00:17.883 --> 00:00:23.998
or removing a bunch of cells,
she became pro-life.
00:00:23.055 --> 00:00:27.259
See, the truth is, she herself
never even had an abortion.
00:00:28.076 --> 00:00:30.563
They lied to me.
00:00:30.596 --> 00:00:33.899
I didn't go to the Supreme Court
for a bunch of women.
00:00:33.933 --> 00:00:36.734
Who lied to you?
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Movie Summary
Dr. Bernard Nathanson and Dr. Mildred Jefferson square off in a national battle in this untold conspiracy that led to the most famous and controversial court case in history.
