'SNL' takes on Roe v. Wade and abortion laws
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : The NBC variety show opened its latest episode by taking viewers all the way back to a castle in 1235 where abortion was discussed.39% : "While I was cleaning the hole on the side of the castle where we poop and it falls through the sky into a moat of human feces, I started to think about abortion," Cumberbatch's character said.
37% : They nailed it back in 1235!'"Cumberbatch, Dismukes and Johnson began to debate the topic of abortion and figure out how to put the law together.
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