During a town hall campaign event in Wisconsin, Donald Trump told the ex-Democrat and campaign surrogate Tulsi Gabbard that the government or insurance companies would pay for in vitro fertilization treatment for Americans if he was elected. ‘We want to produce babies,’ he told Gabbard, who shared her personal story about fertility treatments. The former president did not elaborate on how he would fund the measure, and it was unclear how he would accomplish it or if he was serious about the proposal, given the pivotal role he played in overturning Roe v Wade. In response to a question on job insecurity, Trump also made the false claim that illegal immigrants were taking ‘about 107%’ of jobs
‘We wanna produce babies’: Trump tries to pitch himself as IVF supporter after Roe fall
