She views recent legislation targeting trans youth as a smoke screen for broader efforts to track menstrual data and restrict abortion access.

“really the trans issue a lot of times is a smoke screen for the abortion issue because if they can start tracking your period and getting menstrual data about you”

The National Security Act bill is designed to take out Donald Trump should he take office again.

“there's actually in there a ticking time bomb that is designed specifically to uh take out president Trump if he were to they're already planning for him getting into office”

Kim Leadbeater argues that her proposed assisted dying legislation includes robust, necessary safeguards to prevent coercion.

“There are layers and layers and layers of safeguards because I know that's what mattered to people. So two doctors are involved in the process. A high court judge is involved in the process.”

Proposed assisted dying legislation fails to address the realities of human nature and poses significant risks to the vulnerable.

“They should stop fantasizing about human nature, start working with with what the courts, the care homes, the geriatric medicine, and so on, already know about human nature at the end of life.”

The proposed capacity test is insufficient to protect vulnerable individuals, such as the depressed or those under domestic abuse.

“the capacity test that Jonathan talked about is far too thin, and it paves the way for depressed and suicidal people with terminal illness to be signed off for assisted dying as a matter of law.”