On Friday, former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones went live on social media platform .

Mr. Jones began his comments by attacking Chief Justice Parker for quoting the Bible in his opinion on IVF. “First and foremost, we're going to have a new ruling from the Alabama Supreme Court that essentially says embryos frozen in vitro have the same rights as children,” Jones said.

“As a result of that incredible decision and a concurring opinion by the Chief Justice, a disciple of Roy Moore who quotes the Bible more than the law, suddenly now three of the six IVF clinics are temporarily closing all IVF clinics. Stopped. Work.”

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Alabama Senate Health Care Committee Chairman Tim Melson (R-Florence) Submit your invoice this week IVF clinics in Alabama can now continue treatment with peace of mind by clarifying that embryos produced through in vitro fertilization are not considered human life until the fertilized eggs are implanted in a woman's uterus.

As it's said in the movie, the people of Alabama were in a frenzy this week. Between the Supreme Court's IVF ruling and Tommy Tuberville's pro-Putin rant, there's a lot to talk about. https://t.co/9YVP7Ry76Y

— Doug Jones (@DougJones) February 24, 2024

Jones went on to say that the decision would be followed by other states, and that the Alabama Supreme Court's decision is exactly what “far-right MAGA activists” want.

Former President Donald Trump issued a statement urging the Alabama Legislature to protect IVF treatment in response to the Supreme Court's ruling.

“We want to make it easier, not harder, for mothers and fathers to have babies. This includes supporting the availability of infertility treatments such as IVF in every state in America. Trump said in a Truth Social post.

“Today, I call on the Alabama Legislature to act quickly to find immediate solutions to preserve the availability of IVF in Alabama. Republicans have always been on the side of the miracle of life, and We should stand by mothers, fathers and beautiful babies. IVF is an important part of that and our great Republican Party will always stand by you in your quest for the ultimate joy in life.”

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Jones called Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) the “chairman of the pro-Putin caucus” for his recent comments about the Ukraine war at CPAC.

Tuberville will not vote to send money to Ukraine, citing the continuing crisis the United States faces at home and the inability to define clear capabilities for Ukraine with continued taxpayer investment. He confirmed his own position.

Mr Jones encouraged his supporters to “raise good issues”, protesting the “MAGA faction” and saying they should “learn from history” and “learn from what happened in Europe in the 1930s”.

“We have to put these guys in their place,” Jones said.

“This is serious. This is something very serious and something we all have to do.”

Jones ended the livestream with an endorsement of President Biden.