administer condoms anyway. this is planted parenthood. half of the budget, 47% of the budget comes from federal funding. i m against that. i m against planned parenthood. they shouldn t in schools, public school especially. if you want a private company, knock yourself out. don t make my tax money pay for it. dana: a way to further claw yourself in the got system so you can t be taken out. once they re baked in the cake, you can t take them out. it s part of overall system. what i don t understand is why choose planned parenthood. why not choose something else? they knew this is going to maybe they think the planned parenthood does it best. they should have known bob: they don t have the money dana: then who is paying? the federal taxpayer has to pay for the l.a. school district? bob: give money to planned parenthood andrea: they probably figure there is plenty of money sitting at planned parenthood. greg: if you can have
greg: are you done? we re doing this thing here called a show. over my vacation i ran in a friend who gave me grief. he hated my abortion joke i made. remember that one? knock-knock. who s there? you ll never know. but anyway, if it wasn t for abortion he said he would have no life. true. he would have been a dad three times over. it s impossible to prove a negative if you don t exist. they don t. so no father s day card for him. so i loved planned parenthood for the first time ever teaming up with the l.a. school district to create on campus clinic for three birth control counseling and so on. this is because birthrate is high among teens in l.a. county. to wait. birthrates are down throughout l.a. county. what could it be then? right, they re just giving mammograms.
greg: yes. birthrates are down, dropping in the county. but the clinic is in a poor neighborhood. doesn t it kind of bug you? bob: birthrates have gone up. greg: overall in l.a. county. bob: gone down. that is attributable not to the areas where these are. the last time before planted parenthood they 31 teenages get pregnant in the school. after parented parenthood came planned parenthood came in, they had nine. they do sexually transmitted diseases and they do mammograms and they greg: they don t do mammograms. dana: you don t get a mammogram until you re 40. 35. bob: what is a breast test? dana: you don t get it until it s older. andrea: 18-year-olds are not getting the mammograms. bob: it s research in here. andrea: 18-year-olds are not getting mammograms. bob: what about the numbers of the pregnancies that have gone down. is that not worth having it in the school? eric: a lot of schools
planned parenthood why not have adoption service there? what is wrong with that? dana: great point. a few years ago some of the military recruiters were finally allowed back on some campuses, they had been denied that for several years. people said that wait, what about equal time? taxpayer funded school. everybody should have a chance. as the adoption clinic on the same site? andrea: this is crazy. this is school. they re supposed to be reading and writing, arithmetic. we wonder why they fall behind the chance. bob: they are reading, writing, screwing andrea: terrible attempt at alliteration. bob: before planned parenthood, 32 positive pregnancy test in the school. after planned parenthood, nine. that says greg: but i paid for that. eric: everyone at the table paid for that. bob: you don t pay for that.
eric: absolutely do. dana: they have sex education in school. why do you need this? greg: because it s a green job. you save on transportation. you have don t have to go to the clinic. bob: this is a poor greg: it s always a poor neighborhood. that is more disturbing. andrea: bob, let me ask you something. the kids are also probably doing drugs. right? should they give out clean needles? bob: yes. andrea: bags of coke or mirrors. bob: no. clean needles, sure. absolutely. andrea: unbelievable. not the job of the school. bob: the job of the school is provide the kids a rounded education. one of the things about the school is a number of kids in the poor neighborhood are getting pregnant. having kids out of wedlock. this way they are avoiding pregnancy. that in and of itself is worth your measly tack dollars. dana: mtv and people magazine should have to pay for it. eric: $487 million for parented parenthood. bob: you tell those girls gis that didn t get pre