Catholic The View host Sunny Hostin gets into a bitter on-air battle with Sara Haines over Alabama Supreme Court's frozen embryo ruling

[Michie]

The View's Sunny Hostin clashed with her co-host Sara Haines during Tuesday's episode of the ABC show as the panel discussed the Alabama's Supreme Court's ruling that frozen embryos are children.

Sunny, 55, who conceived her two children using IVF, admitted that she fully supports the court's landmark decision, and argued that an embryo is an 'unborn child' and claimed it is 'certainly more than just an egg and a sperm separated'.


However, mother-of-three Sara completely disagreed and argued 'if you put a little embryo out into the world, it's not viable on any level' - and also suggested that the courts should 'go after IVF as the rich person's abortion'.

The ruling in question came about from a lawsuit which was brought by a group of IVF patients whose frozen embryos were destroyed in December 2020 when a patient removed them from a cryogenic storage unit and accidentally dropped them on the ground.

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The View panel clash over Alabama Supreme Court embryo law

Sunny, 55, admitted that she fully supports the court's landmark decision, and argued that an embryo is an 'unborn child' and claimed it is 'certainly more than just an egg and a sperm separated'.

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[WarriorAngel]

Alabama’s Supreme Court has ruled that frozen embryos are people, the first time a court has ever given rights and protections so early after conception.

The ruling is limited to Alabama, but it has far-reaching potential and seems poised to open a new front in the fight over reproductive rights in the country.


Alabama has one of the strictest abortion laws in the nation, and advocates and legal experts worry it could show a path forward for the “personhood” movement in other conservative states.

How Alabama’s frozen embryo decision is shaking the nation: What you need to know

Alabama’s Supreme Court has ruled that frozen embryos are people, the first time a court has ever given rights and protections so early after conception. The ruling is limited to Alabama, but it ha…

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[RileyG]

We need to pray for the women of the view. They need Christ.

 

[rambot]

Out of curiousity I wonder,....

Is Walt Disney currently considered a person and does he have all the rights of a typical person?

 

[RileyG]

Out of curiousity I wonder,....

Is Walt Disney currently considered a person and does he have all the rights of a typical person?

This is a Catholic sub forum

He has passed through judgement. He is either in heaven, hell, or purgatory. You can always pray for him.

 

[rambot]

This is a Catholic sub forum

He has passed through judgement. He is either in heaven, hell, or purgatory. You can always pray for him.

Oh shoot! I apologize! I didn't notice the Catholic



[shyly slinks away] Sorry folks

 

[RileyG]

Oh shoot! I apologize! I didn't notice the Catholic



[shyly slinks away] Sorry folks

You’re all good

 

[Michie]

'An embryo is the beginning of human life,' lawyer Sunny, 55, fumed, as she referred to the conception of her two children, Gabriel and Paloma, via IVF, but mother-of-three Sara was having none of it and fired back that an embryo was 'not a child.'

At one point, Ana Navarro joined in on the conversation and reminded Catholic Sunny 'the church that you're a member of is against IVF,' and then shouted: 'Let me finish,' as the lawyer attempted to interrupt her mid-sentence.

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The View's Sara Haines shuts down Sunny Hostin as co-hosts clash again

Sara, 46, became frustrated with Sunny, 55, as they argued over the viability of an embryo and whether or not it is 'life', as Sara yelled: 'If we're gonna use science, let's use scientific terms!'

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[RileyG]

'An embryo is the beginning of human life,' lawyer Sunny, 55, fumed, as she referred to the conception of her two children, Gabriel and Paloma, via IVF, but mother-of-three Sara was having none of it and fired back that an embryo was 'not a child.'

At one point, Ana Navarro joined in on the conversation and reminded Catholic Sunny 'the church that you're a member of is against IVF,' and then shouted: 'Let me finish,' as the lawyer attempted to interrupt her mid-sentence.

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The View's Sara Haines shuts down Sunny Hostin as co-hosts clash again

Sara, 46, became frustrated with Sunny, 55, as they argued over the viability of an embryo and whether or not it is 'life', as Sara yelled: 'If we're gonna use science, let's use scientific terms!'

www.dailymail.co.uk

Many members of the view are anti-Catholic. That is no surprise.