A video surfaces of Trump advocating for a ban on abortions and suggesting penalties for women seeking them
In an interview on MSNBC, conducted by Chris Matthews on March 30, 2016, Donald Trump advocated for a ban on abortion and suggested punishment for women who have abortions after such a ban. The interview, however, did not provide insight into Sen. Ted Cruz's personal views on abortion beyond the fact that he has not yet commented on Trump's stance.
During the discussion, Trump also suggested that the issue of abortion should be referred to individual states. This stance contradicts the Constitutional Right to abortion as ruled by the Supreme Court, which only a Constitutional amendment can be used to change.
Gov. John Kasich, one of Trump's rivals for the GOP nomination, has a different view on abortion. While Trump has expressed support for a total ban, Kasich endorses restrictions on abortion but with some exceptions for cases like rape or incest. He personally disagrees with Trump's stance on abortion.
Despite the interview being focused on the issue of abortion, Sen. Ted Cruz's comments on the matter were not discussed. At the time of the interview, Sen. Cruz had not commented on Trump's stance on abortion, and the interview did not provide specific details on his personal views on the topic.
The interview did not include a direct response from Sen. Cruz regarding his stance on abortion, nor did it include any direct statements from Sen. Cruz on his disagreement or agreement with Trump's stance on abortion. The interviewer, Chris Matthews, did not ask Sen. Cruz about his views on the issue during the discussion.
In a separate context, Sen. Cruz's position on Trump's stance on abortion remains unknown. The interview with Donald Trump did not provide any information that would help clarify Sen. Cruz's stance on the issue.
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