Stacey Evans
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78 appearances
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1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Out there, it's dark.
And I'm so proud of us. I really am proud of me.
It just says to me, if I can do this, I was telling these guys, I might even now get my ears pierced. I've never gotten my ears pierced because that hurts.
Please don't call it a ride. That is not a frigging ride. Whenever a man goes up, you have never said to an astronaut, boy, what a ride. You know, we duplicated the same trajectory that Alan Shepard did back in the day, pretty much. No one called it a ride. It was called a flight. It was called a journey. Because a ride implies that it's something frivolous or something that's lighthearted.
There was nothing frivolous about what we did and the machine that we were on. And what it took for the people to get that machine up and running to get us up and get us back down safely. So, you know, I'm very disappointed and very saddened by it. And I also say this, the what it's doing to inspire other women and young girls, please don't ignore that. I'm inspirational.
So many women and young girls reach out to me and men, too, by the way, men, too, that say, wow, I never thought I could do that. But I see you doing it at this stage of my life. Who would have thunk it? Not me. And how inspired they are.
Katy Perry with her daisy. I got you, Flynn.
I know you so much for having me and sharing the story.
I didn't. I definitely thought in my mind this could hurt me politically. And in fact, I had some attacks. You proclaim to be this progressive champion. How could you defend this man, this doctor?
And I said, well, it's very easy because he didn't do these terrible things that the media is claiming that he did, that MSNBC is claiming that he did, that this alleged whistleblower is claiming that he did. And for me, whether it's a Democratic-leading media or Republican-leading media, you've got to tell the truth. I mean, the media is a very important part of our
our systems of government really. And they need to get it right. And so it's my job. I feel like as a defamation lawyer to hold anyone accountable, who's not telling the truth, whether that's the network I watch or, or another network.
Well, they called Dr. Amin a uterus collector. They said that Dr. Amin performed mass hysterectomies, high number of hysterectomies, and that they were unnecessary and that they were unconsented to. None of those things are true.
And the court even found in her summary judgment order, Judge Wood of the Southern District of Georgia, found in a 108-page order, very clearly there is no evidence of mass hysterectomies, no evidence of high numbers of hysterectomies, and no evidence that Dr. Amin is a uterus collector, and also relayed information to make clear that Don Wooten was not telling the truth and MSNBC was not telling the truth to repeat it when she said all these detainees called Dr. Amin
the uterus collector. I took deposition after deposition after deposition of women who had been formerly detained at Irwin County Detention Center and others who had been there. And no one heard him be called the uterus collector until after MSNBC's news reports, which the detainees obviously had access to watching television like any of us. But no one
admitted to ever using that phrase, and no one even heard it until after the report. So MSNBC took these allegations, which were salacious, and it was right in the middle of an election year. We were six weeks before the 2020 election, and they ran with it.
And they tried to tie Dr. Amin, an immigrant himself, to what they portrayed as terrible, atrocious things that were happening to immigrants during the Trump administration. And and I and others agree, in the child separation policies, there were these administrators who were tracking menstrual cycles of women.
Rachel Maddow said that Dr. Amin, my client, a man who's been practicing medicine for over 35 years, devoted himself to these underserved areas, took on these cases of the detainees because he knew no one else would do it. For most of his career, he's been The only or one of only a few OBGYNs in a very wide radius in a rural part of South Georgia.
So they said this man, my client, Dr. Amin, one of the most gentle people you'll ever meet, was the next chapter in this saga of immigration abuse that's happening in our country. Again, an immigrant himself.
tied him to that without not only not looking as deep as they needed to, but the surface level that they did look into told them that these allegations from this alleged whistleblower were not corroborated. They had. Let me stop you there.
Well, there were some earlier sort of lesser known print, maybe online publications that were talking about the story in general. But it was MSNBC that first named Dr. Amin. And they were proud of that. They said, we broke the story. We got his name and we told everyone. They were very proud of that. And then they were the only broadcast media to run with the story.
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