Another video has been released in which an employee of Planned Parenthood Federation discusses the sale of unborn babies' body parts and jokes that she would like a good price because she wants a Lamborghini. In the newly released video, obtained by the Center for Medical Progress, the buyer asks Dr Mary Gatter, the medical director for Planned Parenthood Los Angeles, what price she would expect for intact foetal tissue. Dr Mary Gatter replies: "Why don’t you start by telling me what you’re used to paying?” Dr Gatter goes on to explain that she doesn't want to be the first one to name the price because this puts her at a disadvantage. The video was filmed in February of 2015 when Dr Gatter was serving as the president of the Planned Parenthood Medical Directors Council. Dr Gatter also says in the video that Planned Parenthood would be willing to alter the method of abortion in order to preserve intact organs of aborted babies. After agreeing a price of $100 per organ, Dr Gatter says: “But you know, the money is not the important thing for me. But it has to be big enough that it makes it worthwhile for me. “Let me just figure out what others are getting, and if this is in the ballpark, then it’s fine,” Gatter adds. “If it’s still low, then we can bump it.” “I want a Lamborghini,” Dr Gatter adds with a laugh.
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Second video released of Planned Parenthood worker discussing sale of aborted baby remains
Dr Mary Gatter jokes in the video that she wants to buy a Lamborghini
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