I'm not able to find the specific video where that image comes from. But I did find a transcript from an interview (https://www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/315-22/transcript-mayor-eric-adams-conducts-series-interviews) according to which this is what was said:

Question: Mayor Adams, do you think there should be any one [inaudible] on abortion?

Mayor Adams: No, I do not.

Question: Non- [inaudible] of birth. Totally fine?

Mayor Adams: No, I do not think... I think women should have a right to choose their bodies. Men should not have that right to choose how women should treat their bodies.

[Audio ends]

Berman: Now it is interesting. A poll just came out this morning. NPR/Marist says, "The vast majority of Americans do not support overturning Roe versus Wade, but a majority, including a majority of Democrats does believe that there could or should be some restrictions, and when during a pregnancy that could be." You say no restrictions at all.

Mayor Adams: No. I say and I continue to say and I stand by this, women should determine what they're going to do with their bodies. I just believe it's unbelievable that men are making these determinations. Women should determine. The overwhelming number of people on the Supreme Court, I don't believe they can deliver a baby. So women should determine what they're going to do with their bodies. I strongly believe that and I'm not taking a Gallup poll to make that determination. It is something I believe from seeing the women who are in my life. My mother that passed away, my two sisters and others, they should make the determination of what they're to do with their bodies.

I agree with you that this is an extreme position and I have not seen anything reflecting that view being actually discussed in law.

I also saw another extreme claim yesterday from a pro-life proponent under oath: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/abortion-hearing-gop-catherine-foster-fetus-b2083367.html