The investigative journalists who exposed Planned Parenthood’s apparent practice of selling the body parts of babies it aborts on the open market have rejected plea deals offering them probation. Center for Medical Progress (CMP) project lead David Daleiden and his
Tom Del Beccaro, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate from California, said during a debate Monday evening that state California Attorney General Kamala Harris should relinquish her investigation into David Daleiden, the investigative journalist who produced the videos exposing Planned Parenthood’s apparent fetal tissue trafficking scandal.
Leaders from the nation’s pro-life organizations are calling for the resignation of Kamala Harris, the California attorney general who has received thousands of dollars in contributions to her political campaign from Planned Parenthood while her office has also just seized the property of pro-life investigative journalist David Daleiden.
A special House panel charged with investigating Planned Parenthood and other abortion facilities that may be involved in harvesting the body parts of aborted babies has subpoenaed StemExpress and two other organizations in New Mexico that have been withholding information.
A new Center for Medical Progress (CMP) video featuring previously unreleased footage of representatives from the National Abortion Federation (NAF) – the major trade group of abortion providers – shows the Planned Parenthood ally suggesting a “group purchasing program” to supply fetal tissue from aborted babies to buyers and encouraging them to exhibit at its annual meeting.
With some pro-life supporters cheering him on outside, video maker David Daleiden presented himself for fingerprinting following his indictment by a Harris County grand jury in what two pro-choice law professors have called a “stunning act of legal jujitsu.”
