Senator Elizabeth Warren has criticized former President Donald Trump for his inconsistent stance on in vitro fertilization (IVF) and abortion, accusing him of trying to appeal to different audiences with contradictory messages. During her MSNBC appearance, Warren stated that Trump shifts his rhetoric to cater to his radical base while attempting to gain favor with the majority of Americans who oppose extreme abortion measures. Trump's recent promise to mandate insurance coverage for IVF has been met with skepticism from Democrats, who argue it contradicts his record of supporting abortion restrictions. Warren emphasized that Trump's proposals are mere 'smoke and mirrors' aimed at masking his history of undermining reproductive rights. The backlash from Warren and the Harris campaign highlights concerns that Trump's actions, including appointing justices who overturned Roe v. Wade, undermine his claims of supporting women's rights. As the election approaches, Warren asserted that American women are not deceived by Trump's inconsistent promises.