Thursday morning, left-wing scam artist masquerading as an impartial journalist George Stephanopolous squared off with presidential candidate Carly Fiorina over comments she made during Wednesday night's debate about Planned Parenthood and videos revealing the abortion conglomerate to have partaken in the selling and trafficking of infant body parts.  

Stephanopoulos began: "Another powerful moment last night was when you talked about those Planned Parenthood tapes. But analysts who've watched all 12-plus hours say the scene you've described, that harrowing scene you described, actually isn't in those tapes. Did you misspeak?"

Fiorina did not back down from her comments and urged the former Democratic activist to look at the videos himself.

No I didn't misspeak and I don't know who you're speaking about in terms of watching the tapes. I've seen those images. I don't know whether you've watched the tapes, George. Certainly none of the Democrats who are still defending Planned Parenthood have watched those tapes. Planned Parenthood needs to be defunded, this kind of butchery erodes at the character of our nation.

Stephanopoulos then turned to the left-wing site Vox to support his assertions:

Well, Sara Kliff, actually, writing in Vox, watched all 12 hours and she concluded, 'Either Fiorina hasn't watched the Planned Parenthood videos or she is knowingly misrepresenting the footage, because what she says happens in the Planned Parenthood videos simply does not exist.'

Fiorina did not take the bait, saying the mainstream media has been pushing a false narrative by saying the videos were doctored.