During a Fox News town hall in Georgia, former President Donald Trump controversially labeled himself as the 'father of IVF', using the occasion to address concerns from women voters regarding reproductive rights amidst ongoing abortion debates. Trump emphasized support for in vitro fertilization (IVF), stating that Republicans are 'totally in favor' and countering claims that the party threatens access to the procedure. His comments come in the wake of an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that classified frozen embryos as children, which has intensified discussions around reproductive health. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Trump's remarks as bizarre, urging him to take responsibility for restrictive abortion laws that negatively impact women and families. She described Trump's behavior as increasingly unstable and unfit for presidency. The town hall, attended by predominantly Republican women, aimed to bridge Trump's significant gender gap in pre-election polling, with most female voters currently favoring Harris.