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Tony Perkins of Family Research Council in his Tuesday report shared the story of how yet another of Planned Parenthood's wretched acts – the unbelievable and ghoulish selling of baby body parts was discovered. Ray will share the story with you now.

Planned Parenthood's Fetal Flaw
We may never know the full extent of evil that goes on behind Planned Parenthood's closed doors. But we know enough. In a world where killing is currency and empires are built on the backs of innocent children, maybe nothing should surprise us. And yet, it does -- with every new story of the abortion industry's inhumanity.This morning, pro-lifers awoke to another scandal: the news that Planned Parenthood -- the same organization President Obama routinely praises, speaks to, and fundraises for -- is involved in a black market of body parts. The ghoulish details are the subject of an undercover video just released by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP), featuring a woman extremely high up in Planned Parenthood's chain of command: Senior Director of Medical Services Dr. Deborah Nucatola.In a nonchalant conversation over lunch, when most people would have lost their appetite, Nucatola tamely describes how she orchestrates abortions to produce the "intact parts" clients want. Posing as buyers from a human biologics company, CMP carefully pulls back the curtain on the dark world of human harvesting. Like something out of a science fiction novel, Nucatola casually explains that the organization charges anywhere from $30 to $100 per piece, depending on the demand for the specific organ or tissue."There is not [an abortion] provider out there," she says enthusiastically, "who doesn't want this. Everybody just sees this as a way to add another layer of good on top of what they're already doing." With shocking clarity, Nucatola sips her wine and talks about how she personally coaches clinics to perform abortions that minimize the damage on the baby's profitable parts. "If you maintain enough of a dialogue with the person who's actually doing the procedure, so they understand what the end-game is, there are little things, changes they can make in their technique to increase your success."