Today, over 500 protests over abortion bans erupted across the United States. But it's not just pro-choice Americans who think some of the recent state laws are too restrictive — so do some prominent conservatives.
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00:00I don't support the Alabama law.
00:10I believe that there ought to be exceptions.
00:12I think Alabama has gone too far.
00:15My humble view is that this is not the case we want to bring to the Supreme Court because
00:22I think this one will lose.
00:36I defend my pro-life position for my whole political career, but in my whole political
00:40career I also believed in rape, incest, or life of the mother.
00:44There was exceptions.
00:45That's exactly what Republicans have voted on in this House.
00:49That's what our platform says.
00:50I personally am for the exceptions.
00:53We have a wide array of views in our party.
00:54The president has been clear since the last campaign.
00:57He is for exceptions.
01:08Listen, personally, I would have the exceptions.
01:11That's my personal belief.
01:12I'm proudly pro-life.
01:14It's one of my biggest issues, why I'm a conservative.
01:17But there are certain elements of this bill, now the law, although it will be thrown out
01:21in Alabama, that I am uncomfortable with.