During a Fox News town hall in Georgia, Donald Trump claimed to be the 'father of IVF' while addressing concerns about abortion bans affecting fertility treatments. His comments come amid rising fears that state restrictions, particularly following an Alabama Supreme Court ruling, could jeopardize in vitro fertilization access. Trump’s remarks were met with skepticism from Vice President Kamala Harris, who criticized his administration's role in enforcing abortion restrictions, arguing that they have harmed couples seeking IVF. Trump's campaign later clarified that his 'father of IVF' statement was made in jest, emphasizing his support for fertility treatments. Polls indicate that Trump is struggling to gain traction with female voters, a key demographic in the upcoming election. As both candidates vie for support, Trump's inconsistent stance on reproductive rights complicates his outreach efforts.