Topic: Abortion

Lyndon B. Johnson appointed attorney Jerome Ragsdale to manage the pregnancy situation to protect his political career following the Box 13 scandal. The discussion shifts to the lawless nature of Dallas during that era, including the availability of illegal abortions for $25 and the presence of organized crime. References are made to Jack Ruby and the low costs of hiring individuals for physical violence or contract killings.

The hosts argue that the media is using the "war on women" and contraception debates as a distraction to help Barack Obama win reelection. Ward clarifies that while she is pro-life, she believes the federal government has no constitutional authority over the matter. They discuss the risk of Ron Paul losing support over his stance on returning these issues to the states, despite his personal background as an OBGYN.

Alex Jones discusses the history of abortion in the U.S., linking Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger to eugenics and population control efforts targeting minority communities. The conversation shifts to the ethics of abortion in cases of severe birth defects, with Jones expressing concern that such practices lead to a "medical tyranny" similar to Nazi Germany.