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Typically, I am the first one in the building every morning.

Between 5:30 and six o'clock,

I'll make sure that all the systems are working, everything is a go,

and prepare the building to start to receive the guests.

Try to put out some snacks and some water. It's not a whole lot,

but because the guests come from out of state,

driving all night long, six, eight, ten hours to come here,

they're not sitting here without anything to eat all day long.

I walk through the building

just to make sure everything is clear

because it would be easy for someone to hide

and wait to ambush someone if they really, really wanted to.

Hello. Good morning.

I'm at work already.

Yeah, you know how it is. You got to hit the ground running.

So, we'll do prayer this morning. I'm moving around,

but I'd like to get it in 'cause we got a busy day.

Yeah, okay. And we pray as well.

Yes, God.

Yes, God.

Yes.

Amen. I appreciate it, because it's going to be a long day.

All right. Let me get my day started. All right.

I'll see what time the first client is supposed to be on site.

Normally, the guards have to be in place so that if people do arrive early,

they go ahead and brief them

before the protesters have a chance to start yelling

that vile stuff at them early in the morning.

They got enough to deal with.

You see, Jesus Christ came to save you from Hell.

This is a place that serves the Devil from the power of darkness.

Turn away from your sins.

You know in your heart of hearts

'cause you have a conscience that God has put in you.

The law of God is written on all men's hearts.

And one of those is, "Thou shall not murder."

Murder is on your heart and you know that it's wrong.

That sounds like Doug.

Jason is also here. That's one of our resident protesters.

There's no excuse before The Holy God. When you stand on the Day of Judgment

because you have not trusted in the one who came to die for you.

And you have not believed in Jesus Christ and repented of your sins,

you are one breath away from the grave...

You know, first thing in the morning,

I'm looking for where could someone be hiding in the woods?

Could someone be hiding in a dumpster?

There's a car up top that's not supposed to be there.

It's not staff, so who are they?

Do you have an appointment?

Excuse me.

Okay, I work here. That's why I'm trying to find out why you're in the parking lot.

Do you have an appointment?

Good morning. Yeah.

I was trying to find out if you had an appointment. Okay.

Okay. So the clinic opens at seven o'clock.

Okay. You're welcome to wait in your vehicle until security arrives.

Okay? Okay.

So, you're good, though? Okay. I'll be back to check on you.

Okay. Gracias.

Good morning. All right, that's gonna be number one.

Come on. You doing all right this morning?

We got a busy schedule today.

Go ahead and get your vest and get the signs,

and I'll get the numbers set up.

...is giving you time to repent.

Giving you time to get right with Him. Jesus Christ...

When the guest checks in, you get a number.

King David, who was a sinner...

That number follows you through

from the check-in time until the time you're discharged.

And that's all I need to know about you.

You have an appointment, you're patient number six.

I don't know what you're having done.

We got 46 on the schedule today.

So, as soon as Rakim gets here,

either you can put him on the list and you vet the cars,

or y'all can work that out amongst yourself.

I think it makes the guests feel at ease

because nobody's hearing anybody's name or anybody's personal information.

CB-1, CB-2, radio check.

'Kay.

Ten-four, loud and clear. All right.

There's your first ten.

- All righty. I'll see you in a minute. - All right.

Ten-four, go ahead and get the guests up and in the community room, please.

This is a very stressful, high-stress situation.

Any day, you're not subject to go home from here

because you never know once people get in the building

what they may do.

...at the moment of conception, the child has its own DNA.

Repent, man, repent.

I have outside contract security.

It has been consistently inconsistent at best,

but they know my expectations.

Good morning. You good, baby.

I always want them to focus on the what-ifs.

- How you doing? You have an appointment? - Yeah.

Okay. I'm gonna have you park beside that maroon car.

- Just back in. See that maroo-- - Back in?

Okay, just park then. I'll just--

- I'll try. - No, that's fine. Don't do it.

- Just pull in. You're good. - Just pull in if you want.

We just don't want him to read your license plate.

Yeah, read your license plate.

They have a list, just in case they forget.

No bags, no purses, no food or drink for the guests.

"Oh, but Miss Tracii, it's just her computer bag."

Did you check it?

Is there a gun in her bag? Is there a knife in her bag?

Slavery used to be a right.

Slavery used to be a choice here in America,

and just like abortion, it's a wicked choice.

- We know it's murder. - Copy.

The premeditated murder of a preborn child.

We tell the guests there are gonna be protesters at the bottom of the hill.

Don't stop. Drive past them.

Once they get on site, the intensity, it kind of startles people.

...your baby's not a mistake. Jesus said,

"Why do you call me Lord and not do the things I say?"

Sir, Jesus said, "Go and sin no more."

"Go and sin no more."

He didn't say you could use God's grace as a license to sin. He said...

When you speak to the guests,

it's a very upsetting experience for a lot of them.

Please, ma'am. Please, let's trust God today.

Especially when the women are walking up to the clinic

and he'll say something.

"God told me to tell you you're a murderer and you're going to Hell."

And I see how it pierces them in their spirit.

They'll get right here and I'll see the tears.

And I say to them, "Baby, don't let the Devil get in your spirit."

"He's a man. He's human, just like you are."

And at the end of the day, God gets the final say.

I'm not here to judge anybody.

This is health care, period.

If you're pregnant,

you're already a mother, and God put that baby there.

God's knitting that child together in your womb right now.

God has a purpose and a plan for that child.

All right, so you have an appointment? All right, can I see your ID, please?

You're super early, you got a long day ahead of you.

- You drove from Tennessee. Okay, yeah. - She said come early.

- Yeah. - She said come the night before.

And I'm like, "I can't do that."

When I'm up at the top of the hill, you know,

before I send them in to check in at the desk,

I say to them, "You're safe."

"You're here and that's half the battle."

"Don't worry about anything. You're in good hands now."

Jesus said, "Why do you call me Lord and not do the things I say?"

Hi, how can I help you?

Yes, we do.

In the call center, we are the first place that the clients talk to.

All righty, we would make an appointment

and you would need to come into the center for care.

Do you know the first day of your last normal period?

Okay...

And then to be the person that has to tell them that no,

they can't be seen in Georgia, is really hard.

So, if you have cardiac activity on an ultrasound,

we're not going to be able to see you.

And that generally happens around six weeks.

And you are six weeks today.

Where do you currently live?

It's extremely heartbreaking to have to tell them no.

And they're scared.

Your best bet might be Florida.

There's a clinic in Jacksonville, Florida and in Tallahassee, Florida.

I have their telephone number if you'd like it. Sure.

There's funding to help with the cost of the procedure and with your travel.

So, be sure and ask them about that, okay? When you call the clinics.

You're welcome. Take care. Bye-bye.

And there's my day.

Patient number 18.

- How are you? Come on this way. - Good, how are you?

I'm gonna be doing a quick ultrasound for ya.

All right, I'm just gonna tuck this in.

Really, it's more for you. That jelly gets messy.

Yeah?

I'm gonna put some cold stuff on your belly.

So, your last menstrual period was about five weeks ago.

Yeah. Yes.

All right.

So, there's a tiny, tiny little sac here.

And it looks like it's about a five-week sac.

I don't see anything inside of the sac.

So, there's no cardiac activity.

No, that's a very normal reaction.

Relief. Yes.

From an ultrasound standpoint,

if you're doing a prenatal study,

you know, you're looking at the four chambers of the heart

in order for a properly functioning heart.

And you're not seeing that at six weeks. It's not even developed at six weeks.

You wouldn't even start looking until halfway through the pregnancy

for normal heart anatomy.

- So, you are good. - Good.

Yes. Tears of relief.

I know that that's the most anxiety-driven part.

You're good. Here you go.

You're all set.

Are we gonna ever, with women's health, get past the A-word?

We're still at abortion.

There's so many other needs that need to be prioritized

in women's health care.

But society and politics are stuck on this one,

you know?

So, I never thought that I would have more rights,

25 years ago, than my daughter does now.

All right, come with me, please.

I try to tell the guests that come with their partners

to set up kind of a signal.

I will tell the patients,

if everything is fine, send them a thumbs up.

I say, "Worst case scenario,

you'll text them and say, 'Hey, go get the car.'"

And so this morning, we have our first no-go.

It's always emotional for them coming out.

They might be six weeks and a day, but it's nothing we can do.

- Hi, good morning. - Good morning.

- Hello, hello. - Hey, Dr. Hailstorks.

- How's it going? - Good. How are you doing?

Good. How was your weekend?

I still remember, like, my first couple of weeks here.

I was just so amazed by the work that they do here.

How's it going?

Being able to take care of patients from all over the US.

Okay. All right. I'm going to go say hi to everyone,

and then I'll be back, and we can discuss it.

- How's it going? - Busy today.

- Today? As busy as last week? - Not as...

You know, I've worked my whole life to be an OB-GYN,

and as much as I want to provide care,

I have to, you know, keep in mind my safety,

my livelihood, all of those things. And it's...

When it puts it into perspective that you could, like,

go to jail, it's just like, "What?" That's just...

It's... It's hard.

Because having a six-week ban can essentially ban abortion.

A lot of women don't even realize that they're pregnant that early.

So, this patient is scheduled for next week--

So, that one we would do two-day...

- Friday, Saturday. Okay. - Yeah.

- And it's a fetal anomaly? - Yes.

As OB-GYN providers, we think about when legislation impacts

our ability to provide care.

It may not be viable.

Do you feel okay,

or do you want stronger wording from the specialist?

When we're thinking about areas where we want to work

and where we want to live,

that definitely goes into our decision-making.

So, I've had one previous case with a patient with holoprosencephaly

that was not as severe, where our committee didn't let us do.

But this is much more severe, and this documentation

- says that she has the most severe form. - Okay.

So, I think that this should be fine.

- I may just send a quick text... - Okay. Yeah.

- ...but I think this should be fine. - Please.

We have no problem with double, triple, and quadruple checking.

We may see a shift in providers

not choosing to be in certain parts of the country

because the laws and the legal landscape in that area

doesn't allow them the ability to provide their full scope of care.

Jesus loves the little children

All the children of the world

Whether yellow, Black, or white

They are precious in his sight Jesus loves the...

Sir, what happened to you?

CB-1, CB-2.

I know folks will ride right past you,

but try to get the cars to stop and slow down

so we don't have to turn 'em around up here.

What happened to you?

Love that child. Love and protect that innocent baby.

Don't murder a child.

Ten-four.

You don't have to. You choose to.

Why do you choose to murder an innocent child?

Hey, y'all should go talk to that lazy guy in that blue car

and ask him why he's allowing his child to die.

Ask him why he's not standing up for the life of his baby.

When I look out,

I see pain, I see sadness. I see

hypocrisy, I see judgment,

because all of the protesters have a history.

The same people that come here and say,

"My body, my choice, you can kill your baby,"

are the same people who say, "Black Lives Matter."

What hypocrisy.

Jason has been to prison.

When he was 22, he and three friends attempted to burn down a Black church

down in Houston County in Perry, Georgia, where he's from.

And one day I asked him, I said,

"How can you stand out here

and cast people into a heaven or hell that you don't have?"

He said, "Because I repented." Very self-righteous.

"I repented and God forgave me."

Then you feel like it's okay for you to come out here

and stand and cast judgment on people.

Because as you say, you repented and God forgave you.

So, he can't forgive nobody else?

So, it sickens me, it saddens me,

but this is the world we live in, unfortunately.

God will not hear your prayers

because you have blood dripping from your hands.

And those who have brought someone here

will also have blood dripping from your hands

as if you were the one who drove a knife into...

It's a lot, you know, to come here

and to deal with the energy, the negative energy, from the protesters.

All right, number 21.

Because I know when I speak to these women,

when I look in their eyes, that's me.

- Did you drive or did you Uber? - Uber.

Okay. Come on and have a seat for me right here, love.

When I was younger, I had an abortion. It was nothing that I was proud of.

- What time was your appointment? - 8:15.

And I didn't feel like I had anybody to go to,

anybody to talk to, anybody to share that with.

Get anything you need out of your purse,

and then I'm going to take it and put it in the back.

I was ashamed.

Later in life, when I got married, and I was pregnant with my twins,

I went into early labor at six months,

and one was stillborn, and one passed away 30 minutes later.

- Come with me. - Okay.

So, I always think about if that decision to have an abortion...

was the reason why I don't have children.

That kind of thing, so...

Okay. Thank you.

It's hard.

I always ask God, why did he curse me with this?

Because I think about my legacy. I'm divorced and I don't have children.

I'm trying to point out the truth here in God's word to warn you...

But everybody deserves to know that they matter.

Please don't murder your child today, momma.

And if we have a conversation here and I don't ever hear from you again,

know that you matter to me.

I try to leave that with every guest

because that's the way God blesses me so that I can bless other people.

Because everybody doesn't have somebody to tell them,

"You matter and I love you."

You getting sleepy?

You say yes, you're feeling sleepy? Okay, perfect.

So, I'm gonna start with a vaginal exam, okay?

So, you may feel my touch a little bit. Lots of pressure.

You know, health care shouldn't be based on your zip code or what state you live in

that you're not offered a full scope of services.

I'm now cleaning your cervix and vagina off, okay?

So lots of pressure.

Yeah.

I...

I can't imagine myself really doing anything else, but...

Take some deep breaths in and out.

You're doing great.

It's just like we are moving backwards, and so that...

Part of it is, like, terrifying, like, how is it happening?

You're gonna hear the machine turn on, okay?

I think my biggest fear is, what will they try to attack next?

Like, is it contraception?

Is it, like, Plan B?

Like, what other things are they now going to...

come after that will further limit

our control over our own reproductive autonomy?

You feeling okay?

There are moments when you're just angry and upset,

and you sit and you put it into perspective and you think like,

"Okay, these are the people that made it to me here,

but how many people did not?"

This is not a laughing matter. One day you will stand before Holy God,

give an account for this day saying,

"Why didn't I listen to these men out here?"

That's right, mothers and fathers, ladies and gentlemen.

The Scripture says, point blank...

"The Lord hates the hands that shed innocent blood."

That's not our opinion. We didn't write it.

It's the word of God, Proverbs chapter six, verse 17.

Some of you guys, you come here, you think God loves everyone.

You think, "No matter what I do, God's gonna love me."

Unfortunately, God's word is interpreted

to meet whatever the need is of the people that are interpreting it.

You pick out the parts that matter to you, right?

And forget about the rest of it.

What are we looking like, we got left? One, two?

We got two more left.

Okay, I'm gonna go in the back and double check.

And you should be done by three o'clock. The building should be clear, okay?

All right, but I'll check back with you as soon as I walk through the building.

All right, thank you.

See, Satan, the Devil, comes to steal, to kill, to destroy.

Satan, the Devil, not only wants to murder these babies,

but he wants your soul to spend eternity in Hell.

I rely very heavily on my faith while I'm here

because the Devil is busy out there.

...shedding innocent blood.

You use race, you use sex as a weapon against women.

Guys, we come out to share the truth with you.

But there's no accountability for who you are and what you do as a man,

that you wanna try to control someone.

Make it make sense.

You come here to support Black genocide in America.

God gives everybody the power of choice.

We all have free will.

All right, did we get any more numbers in here? Yep.

And whatever your belief is, at the end of the day, your last day here,

when you have to stand before whomever you believe your creator is...

He's not gonna look at one situation, one incident,

and judge the totality of your life on it. That's my personal belief.

Because the God I serve is a forgiving God.

Heavenly Father, Lord, I'd like to come to you and say thank you, Lord.

Thank you for allowing us to have another day, Lord God.

Lord, today was a busy day.

I thank you, Lord God, for your covering, Father God,

for traveling mercies, Lord God,

that everyone made it to their destination safely, Lord God,

that we were able to get through and serve all the patients, Lord God,

in the best way that we could, Father God.

Father God, I ask for covering from the crown of my head

to the soles of my feet for myself, Father God, and all that were here

at Feminist today, Lord God.

If your will be done, Lord God, we will be back

at this appointed place in the appointed time.

Hello, hello. We're clear.

I thank you, Lord, for being a God that can do exceeding

and abundantly above all that I can ask or imagine, Lord God.

Thank you for blessing me, Lord God, even when I feel like I'm not worthy.

Thank you, Lord God, for keeping me and protecting me.

Lord, I ask for covering for my coworkers as they go from this place,

Lord, and hopefully not from your presence, Father God.

It is in these things I pray in your son Jesus's name. Amen.

All right.