Anti-abortion nominee Herschel Walker denies he paid for girlfriend’s abortion

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Patricia Murphy, political columnist for the Atlanta Joural-Constitution newspaper, joins Shep Smith to report on the fallout from allegations that Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker paid for a girlfriend’s abortion in 2009. Walker has said he is against all abortions, even in the cases of rape or incest.

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