During a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, Republican Rep. Dan Bishop of North Carolina asked abortion rights advocatei Aimee Arrambide f she supports any restrictions on abortion at all, even at the moment of birth.

“You testified that you are, quote, unapologetic and seeking unrestricted abortion access. So, I’m wondering, at what point is it not okay to abort a child, what age of gestation?” Bishop asked Arrambide.

“I trust all people to determine what they can and can’t do with their bodies. Full stop,” Arrambide responded.

“Okay, so you support late-term abortion?” the congressman asked.

“I support all people and trust people,” Arrambide repeated.

“Do you support partial-birth abortion? In other words, the child is half delivered and then the woman says, ‘my right. I want to take that one out.’ Do you support that?” Bishop asked.

“I trust people to make decisions about their bodies,” Arrambide said again.

Bishop then inquired if Arrambide would at least agree that taking the life of a two-year-old child would be morally wrong. When she hesitantly agreed, he asked her to explain the principle distinction between a human being that is “two years old, or nine months old, or one week old, or an hour old” and one that is “eight inches farther up the birth canal.”

“What’s the difference? Why is it okay in the latter case and not the former?” he asked.

After several seconds of open-mouthed astonishment, Arrambide repeated, “I trust people to determine what to do with their own bodies. Full stop….”

The above comes from a May 19 posting on The Blaze.

Watch the 3-minute segment on YouTube.