MARY BRUCE: Donald Trump today suggesting he's open to restricting birth control if re-elected, saying it's something he's looking at.
JOHN DELANO: Do you support any restrictions on a person's right to contraception?
DONALD TRUMP: Well, we're looking at that and I’m going to have a policy on that very shortly. And I think it's something that you'll find interesting and it's another issue that's very interesting, but you will find it, I think, very smart. I think it's a smart decision. But we'll be releasing it very soon.
BRUCE: Trump this morning suggesting in an interview with a local Pittsburgh station that he'd support states making their own rules.
DELANO: You may want to support some restrictions? Like the morning after pill or something?
TRUMP: We are- we are also- you know, things really do have a lot to do with the states. And some states are going to have different policy than others.
BRUCE: Hours later, Trump trying to take it back. Doing cleanup on social media, writing, "I have never, and will never advocate imposing restrictions on birth control, or other contraceptives." But he did not say that in the full interview, which was reviewed by ABC News. The Biden campaign tonight warning, if Trump wins a second term, it's clear he wants to go even further by restricting access to birth control and emergency contraceptives.
. Danny Plitt
