Reading the UK Medical Paper on Reasons for Late Abortions

• 1:02:38Tim argues that late-term abortions at seven or eight months are performed on "fun women" who get knocked up and decide Cabo is more appealing.
• 1:02:54A happy medium should exist between total abortion bans and allowing eight-month terminations; Tim proposes a three-month cutoff and suggests women should "pay attention" to their bodies.
• 1:03:31Tim produces a medical paper from England and Wales listing reasons for abortions after 13 weeks of gestation.
• 1:04:20Tim responds that a compliment is just a compliment and the producer is projecting their own self-concept issues onto his words.
• 1:05:27Reading the top reasons for late abortions: 41% said they weren't sure and took time to decide; Tim dismisses this as "not credible."
• 1:05:5438% didn't realize they were pregnant due to irregular periods—Tim calls this "more understandable" than the previous answer.
• 1:06:4036 people thought their pregnancy was much less advanced than it actually was when requesting the abortion.
• 1:07:0132 people said they weren't sure what they would do if pregnant; Tim and his producer debate whether this is reasonable.
• 1:07:1830 people suspected pregnancy but delayed taking action; 26 cited parental worry; 24 had to wait over five days for an appointment.
• 1:07:40The punchline: Tim announces the number-one reason for late-term abortions is discovering Brendan Schaub is the father.

Brendan Schaub