There’s one word to describe the upcoming video exposing Planned Parenthood’s trafficking of aborted babies: demonic.
The Center for Medical Progress (CMP) released a trailer on August 21 advertising its eighth investigative video. In the two-minute clip, StemExpress CEO Cate Dyer admitted that her company receives “intact” (whole) aborted baby bodies from the abortion clinics they work with – and laughed at the thought of shipping baby heads.
Until earlier this month, StemExpress, a biotech company in northern California, was a “partner” with Planned Parenthood to obtain aborted baby parts in the name of research.
“Oh yeah, I mean if you have intact cases – which we’ve done a lot – so we sometimes ship those back to our lab in its entirety,” Dyer said in the trailer.
Later, she laughed about shipping whole baby heads. “Tell the lab its coming,” she giggled about the dead babies. “They don’t want to open the box, go, ‘Oh God!'”
According to CMP, in the upcoming video, Dyer admits “rampant, rampant problems with bacteria” and “staph” in certain clinics where her company is involved.
CMP released the trailer after a Los Angeles judge dissolved a temporary restraining order on the Center for Medical Progress’ footage of StemExpress on Friday, August 21.
The partnership between StemExpress and Planned Parenthood ended a week ago. “StemExpress, one of the tissue companies that works with Planned Parenthood, is cutting its ties with the women’s health organization after a series of sting videos that have prompted congressional inquiries,” reported Politico August, 14.
Media History
Since the release of CMP’s first video, the broadcast networks have proven hesitant to publicize the story – and when they did, they refused to even utter the word “baby.”
Not even a week ago, MRC Culture found that the the networks spent an embarrassing total of 0.008% of their news shows playing the CMP footage exposing Planned Parenthood: 1 minute, 13 seconds out of 243 hours and 30 minutes.
From the beginning, the liberal media raced to defend Planned Parenthood. In the first 9 hours and 30 minutes of news shows broadcast after the story broke, ABC, NBC and CBS, spent only 39 seconds on the first video. It took more than 24 hours before all three covered the story. In the week after the first video, the networks gave a mere 9 minutes and 11 seconds to the story (in contrast, the networks devoted more than three times that to the Susan G. Komen controversy, when the charity temporarily decided to defund the abortion giant).
Also during their news shows, ABC, NBC and CBS covered the shooting of Cecil the lion more in one day than they did these videos in two weeks. That discrepancy continued even after three weeks since the release of the first CMP video.
The three networks haven’t mentioned the content of CMP’s last three videos.
The media similarly stayed silent on the case of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell. Gosnell's trial, in which witnesses described baby abortion survivors “swimming" in toilets “to get out,” attracted a scant 12–15 reporters. Only after 56 days, multiple letters from members of the House of Representatives and a public outcry, did all three broadcast networks report on Gosnell.
