Jean-Pierre responded, “I was speaking directly to what Republicans are trying to do. They are calling for a national ban which takes us backwards—”

“A limit of 15 weeks, right?” Doocy interjected.

“It’s a national ban which will take us backwards and will put at risk the health of women. And here’s the thing about this, Peter, it’s not just national ban on abortion. We’re talking about privacy, we’re talking about contraception, we’re talking about marriage. That is what extreme Republican officials are trying to do,” Jean-Pierre claimed without substantiation. “That’s what we’re speaking to. I’m not going to get into specifics here, I’m just going to lay out what they have said that they’re going to.”

“Why not get into specifics?” Doocy pressed. “Why can’t you say how many weeks the president thinks the limit should be?”

Jean-Pierre then attempted to redirect the discussion to Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R–Calif.), but Doocy wasn’t allowing it. “I’m not asking about Kevin McCarthy, I’m asking about Joe Biden and his position on abortion. How many weeks?” Doocy again asked, with Jean-Pierre repeatedly interrupting and attempting to speak over him.

READ: Poll: Majority of Americans want abortion banned after 15 weeks

“Peter, I’m answering your question,” said Jean-Pierre. “What Republicans are attempting to do is take us backwards. They’re trying to take away the rights and freedoms of Americans. That’s what we’re calling out and that’s what we’re going to continue to call out.” She continued to discuss various Republican actions and positions without answering Doocy’s question.

“We are all covering the Republican plan but why can’t you say how many weeks, why can’t you say?” Doocy asked.

“I answered your question,” Jean-Pierre said.

“You did not answer my question, Karine,” Doocy countered. “Why can’t you say?”

“I did, I did,” Jean-Pierre insisted, before calling on another reporter.

The Biden administration has expressed its opposition to the proposed 15-week protections for preborn children, mischaracterizing it as a total abortion ban without exceptions for rape or incest, which is false — the bill actually contains those exceptions. Biden also falsely stated that the proposed legislation is stricter than the official position of the Catholic Church – in reality, the Church does not support abortion in any circumstance.

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“A limit of 15 weeks, right?” Doocy interjected.

“It’s a national ban which will take us backwards and will put at risk the health of women. And here’s the thing about this, Peter, it’s not just national ban on abortion. We’re talking about privacy, we’re talking about contraception, we’re talking about marriage. That is what extreme Republican officials are trying to do,” Jean-Pierre claimed without substantiation. “That’s what we’re speaking to. I’m not going to get into specifics here, I’m just going to lay out what they have said that they’re going to.”

“Why not get into specifics?” Doocy pressed. “Why can’t you say how many weeks the president thinks the limit should be?”

Jean-Pierre then attempted to redirect the discussion to Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R–Calif.), but Doocy wasn’t allowing it. “I’m not asking about Kevin McCarthy, I’m asking about Joe Biden and his position on abortion. How many weeks?” Doocy again asked, with Jean-Pierre repeatedly interrupting and attempting to speak over him.

READ: Poll: Majority of Americans want abortion banned after 15 weeks

“Peter, I’m answering your question,” said Jean-Pierre. “What Republicans are attempting to do is take us backwards. They’re trying to take away the rights and freedoms of Americans. That’s what we’re calling out and that’s what we’re going to continue to call out.” She continued to discuss various Republican actions and positions without answering Doocy’s question.

“We are all covering the Republican plan but why can’t you say how many weeks, why can’t you say?” Doocy asked.

“I answered your question,” Jean-Pierre said.

“You did not answer my question, Karine,” Doocy countered. “Why can’t you say?”

“I did, I did,” Jean-Pierre insisted, before calling on another reporter.

The Biden administration has expressed its opposition to the proposed 15-week protections for preborn children, mischaracterizing it as a total abortion ban without exceptions for rape or incest, which is false — the bill actually contains those exceptions. Biden also falsely stated that the proposed legislation is stricter than the official position of the Catholic Church – in reality, the Church does not support abortion in any circumstance.

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