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E118: Bluey Goes LGBT?! Pediatricians Oppose Trans Surgeries + News Roundup · The Lila Rose Show

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  There is sanity from the American College of
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  Pediatricians. We are calling on these medical
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  organizations to follow the science and their European
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  colleagues and immediately stop the promotion of social
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  affirmation, puberty blockers, cross sex hormones and surgeries
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  for children and adolescents who experience distress over their
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  biological sex. This is a great step in the
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  right direction and this courageous group of
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  pediatricians are coming up and saying, what are we doing?
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  Hello everybody. Welcome to the Lila Rose Podcast
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  and to YouTube live here. For those listening on YouTube,
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  I will keep an eye on the chat throughout this episode where we
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  talk about some of the breaking news and some important
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  developments happening, good and bad, that I think everybody
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  should know about. Hi, John Henry for joining on
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  here. Hi, James for joining on here.
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  Hi Shell for joining on here. I will again be keeping an eye
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  on the chat. So if you are listening right
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  now on YouTube, on the YouTube live page, I will be there and
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  checking the chat as we go. We've got a lot to cover Today.
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  The Supreme Court has made a ruling on the abortion pill
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  being ordered via mail. Also, Bluey, the popular kids
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  show, has introduced its first LGBT character.
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  A lot of parents don't even know that this happened, but you need
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  to know this. And the American College of
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  Pediatricians has made a very strong public statement against
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  gender transitioning for children.
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  This is a great step in the right direction and something we
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  absolutely need to talk about. Plus, Star Wars franchise is
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  also introducing your whole slew of gay characters.
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  We're going to talk about that and what the actors are even
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  saying about that. We're also going to mention some
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  things about Nikki Haley, who has received a lot of ire lately
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  for different things, but in particular she's doubling down
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  on her IVF stance. And Melinda Gates, the ex-wife
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  of Bill Gates, is pledging billions of dollars to
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  ultimately abortion. So lots to unpack here.
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  Heartbeat Club. All right, you might have heard
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  the headline news this morning. It's breaking news this morning.
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  But the Supreme Court, the United States has made a ruling
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  on the abortion pill. A little bit of background here
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  about why this is so significant.
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  Many of you may have already be familiar with the abortion pill,
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  but it is now the most prevalent abortion procedure in America.
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  This has been the plan of the abortion industry now 4 decades
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  to get this mainstreamed on the market so that directly it can
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  be sent to a woman's home and she's taking these lethal drugs
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  in her home and she's ultimately forcing a miscarriage on a baby
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  that's very young, between the ages of typically six weeks up
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  to 12 weeks old. So the abortion pill is a drug
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  cocktail that uses two different drugs, mifepristone and
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  misoprostol. If you want to learn more about
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  how the procedure actually takes place and kills the baby, I
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  highly recommend everyone's aware of this.
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  Again, this is the most prevalent abortion procedure in
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  America. You can go to Live Action's
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  incredibly important resource at abortionprocedures.com.
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  The depictions are not gory or graphic, but they show you what
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  actually happens during these abortion procedures, how they
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  work, how they kill this child, the risks to women.
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  All of this needs to be known. The reality is, even by the more
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  conservative estimates, out of 25 women who take the abortion
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  pill, at least one woman will end up in the emergency room.
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  Think about that. Out of every 25 women who take
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  an abortion pill to have that abortion, one of them will end
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  up in the emergency room. That's how not only dangerous
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  this drug is, that is killing children, but how lethal and
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  dangerous this drug can be for women.
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  And yet, of course, the abortion industry, Planned Parenthood,
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  all of those folks do not care about women.
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  They never have. They certainly don't care about
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  babies. They're profiting off of the
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  deaths of children here, but they certainly don't care about
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  women. They're trying to eliminate the
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  doctor's visit that a woman would have before she gets the
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  abortion pill to confirm that she is pregnant and to confirm
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  the age of the pregnancy and to confirm where the baby has
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  implanted in her uterus. Because the reality is for some
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  women who take the abortion pill, they might have an ectopic
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  pregnancy, meaning the baby isn't even in their uterus.
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  And if the baby is elsewhere like a fallopian tube, and they
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  take the abortion pill, it could be life threatening for them
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  because they're not able to miscarry that baby.
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  Once that baby has been killed, they will potentially have
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  internal bleeding, hemorrhaging, infection, other side effects
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  that could be life threatening for the mother, not just life
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  threatening for the baby. So the reality is pro lifers
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  know this, people that become educated about this know this.
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  And they think, why in the world has the Food and Drug
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  Administration, the FDA, permitted this drug, first of
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  all, to be on the market, these lethal pills, drugs designed to
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  kill, to even be on the market, and second of all, to be sent
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  via mail without even an in person doctor's visit.
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  Who's behind this latest pushing of the abortion pill on the
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  market? None other than the Biden
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  administration. President Biden is extremely pro
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  abortion, the most pro abortion president I've ever seen in my
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  lifetime and in our country's history.
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  And he is the one that has basically wrecked the system and
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  allowed this unlawful, unjust, dangerous drug to be sent via
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  mail. So why is the Supreme Court
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  involved? Because a bunch of physicians
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  who are concerned about doctors doing no harm like the
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  Hippocratic Oath says, and physicians who want to actually
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  care for their patients brought a lawsuit and brought it all the
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  way up to the Supreme Court saying this should not, this
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  dangerous drug should not be sent via mail.
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  But the Supreme Court unfortunately today unanimous,
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  unanimously said that these physicians do not have the
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  standing to bring this case. So they didn't rule on the
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  merits of the case. They ruled that these physicians
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  is an important distinction. The Supreme Court this morning,
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  they didn't say, oh, this the abortion pill is great.
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  It should be sent via mail. What the Supreme Court said is
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  this group of physicians, they're pro-life, are not
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  permitted to bring this case. They're not the right plaintiff
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  ultimately to bring this case. And so we're not going to even
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  rule on the merits of the case. Now, there's some theory and
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  some speculation that the Supreme Court did this because
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  they don't want a big abortion case before the election.
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  Some people are murmuring about that on both the right and the
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  left. I think that part of this may be
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  because there will be other plaintiffs that can bring this
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  case. And there's a few attorneys
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  general who are interested in bringing this case from some
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  different states that are pro-life.
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  Meaning the attorney general would bring the case to the
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  Supreme Court and say this is unconstitutional, that I have to
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  somehow enforce an unjust regulation that permits lethal
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  drugs to be sent via mail. This is unconstitutional.
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  This is wrong. I should not have to do this.
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  And so it's likely that is what is going to happen next.
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  But for now, it is a partial win for the pro abortion side.
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  And it is disappointing. It is disappointing profoundly
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  to me that the Supreme Court, everyone says, oh, there's all
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  these conservatives on the court.
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  They're also pro-life. Unfortunately, they are still
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  permitting lethal drugs that kill children, that murder
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  children to be sold. That's effectively what has
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  happened for now. I think that can change in the
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  future, again with a different plaintiff bringing the case like
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  these attorneys general instead of these doctors.
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  But the reality is the drugs are on the market and there are
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  thousands of children being killed every single week by
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  these drugs and they are the top, it's the top abortion
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  procedure in the country. So it's important that we're
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  familiar with this. It's important that we're
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  educated in the pro-life movement and that we also can
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  educate other people. abortionprocedures.com is a
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  great resource for that. Highly recommend.
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  In addition, I think this is very important that every single
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  pro-life person knows about abortion pill reversal because
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  the more the abortion industry tries to get these pills
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  everywhere and say it's just taking a pill, it's just like,
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  it's like a birth control pill. It's like just a medication, not
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  a big deal. It's just like a heavy period.
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  No, it's killing, starving to death, a baby in utero.
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  And then you're that woman is miscarrying blood, tons of blood
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  loss. Often she can see her baby in
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  the toilet in her in her home, you know, and or if she's a
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  student in her dorm room. I mean, it's it's totally
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  horrific. It's barbaric.
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  But the opposition, the pro abortion side says it's not a
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  big deal. It's not a big deal.
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  Well, as pro lifers, we know it's a big deal.
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  We know it's a life, we know it's dangerous for women.
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  One out of every 25 end up in the emergency room who take this
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  pill. And we also know that it is
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  reversible if it is caught in time.
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  If a woman takes the first abortion pill, there's a window
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  of time where that life might still be saved.
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  A lot of women regret taking the abortion pill and want to
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  reverse it. So I want everyone to know about
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  this. It's abortion pill reversal.com.
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  Know this website. Know the hotline number on the
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  website. I'm actually going to add it to
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  the show notes later so that everyone can see it.
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  But this is essential. If you know someone or you've
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  heard of someone who is doubting their decision and they just
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  took the abortion pill, there may be a way to reverse it by
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  getting in touch with a physician through this network,
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  the abortion Pill Reversal Network.
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  Thousands of lives have already been saved through this network.
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  So this is one of the top resources of the pro-life
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  movement right now. And these are doctors who are
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  helping these women get access to typically it's life saving
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  progesterone so that that child can be saved and it can
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  counteract the damage of that first drug that you take in the
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  abortion pill regimen. So abortion pill reversal.com,
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  great resource. And abortionprocedures.com.
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  You should know about that. What's going to happen here?
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  You know, we have to pray. People think, OK, Roe V Wade was
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  overruled. We're done, it's done.
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  We, you know, yoohoo, pro-life movement, this is just the
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  beginning. The fight is on.
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  I know many people who listen to the show know this.
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  It's the beginning. The fight is on.
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  The fight is in the states. Now, this not should not just be
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  a state's fight, though. The right to life is a
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  fundamental human and constitutional right that we
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  have and all people in this country have under the 14th
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  Amendment, the right to equal protection under the law and
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  that no state should be able to deprive life from any person in
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  this country without due process.
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  Well, when the state refuses to protect the unborn baby from the
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  lethal abortion pill or any other abortion procedure and
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  says it's up to the parents choice to kill or not to kill,
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  that's depriving that child of their constitutional right to
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  life. That's what's happening right
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  now. This is not a states rights
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  issue. This is a fundamental
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  constitutional crisis where we are ignoring fundamental human
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  rights and constitutional rights for the most vulnerable members
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  of society. So the problem with how SCOTUS
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  ruled in Dobbs V Jackson is they made it seem like, oh, the
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  states get to decide who lives or dies.
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  Democracies get to vote on it on state battle initiatives.
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  No, states should not get to decide who lives and dies or who
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  has their fundamental human rights protected.
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  It's their responsibility to protect.
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  And if they're not doing a good job and the federal government
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  should step in. And so the reality is the
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  pro-life movement has to fight on all fronts here, the state,
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  the local and the federal level. And I don't think this case is
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  going away. The SCOTUS, is the Supreme
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  Court's going to get another case on the abortion pill?
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  Because the reality is 60%. There's a poll done recently,
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  60% of all Americans are opposed to mail order abortion pills,
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  60%. So the majority of Americans
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  don't want this drug to be just sent via mail like the Biden,
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  Biden administration has allowed it.
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  So this is going to go back to the court, I think, with a
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  different plaintiff. And I think we will see success
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  in the future. But our job as a movement, by
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  the way, guys, is to educate, educate, educate, educate.
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  Obviously, we must also legislate.
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  We must get involved in politics.
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  But people need to be educated about the risks of this drug and
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  what it actually does to kill this baby.
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  And again, abortionprocedures.com is a
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  great resource for that. All right, I know it's heavy
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  stuff. It's heavy stuff when the
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  Supreme Court, which is populated by some good judges, I
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  think, makes a bad decision. And, you know, even in Dobbs V
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  Jackson, I'm sending it back to the States and not declaring
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  that, of course the preborn child has a constitutional right
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  to life and should be protected at all levels of government.
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  It's a disappointment and I think we have to be real about
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  that. But the good news is the more we
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  educate, the more minds we can change and the more we can build
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  and and strengthen political constituencies that demand
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  better from our legislators, from our lawmakers, from our
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  judges. So get involved in live action
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  if you aren't already and use Abortion procedures.com to
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  educate other people. I want to close this out, this
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  segment of the show by talking about the attorneys from the
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  Alliance Defending Freedom organization that were
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  representing the doctors that brought this case that was just
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  dismissed ultimately by the court, by the Supreme Court.
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  This is a quote from Aaron Hawley from the ADF Alliance
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  Defending Freedom team. I want to read this quote.
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  They say nothing in today's decision changes the fact that
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  FDA's own label says that roughly one in 25 women who take
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  chemical abortion drugs will end up in the emergency room.
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  A dangerous reality the doctors and medical associations we
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  represent in this case know all too well.
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  The FDA recklessly leaves women and girls to take these high
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  risk drugs all alone in their homes or dorm without requiring
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  the ongoing in person care of a doctor.
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  I mean, they're making a case that anybody of good conscience,
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  even if they're very misled on abortion, they don't get why
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  abortion is wrong. They don't understand that yet
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  anybody with common sense would say what is going on here?
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  This should not be permitted via male.
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  But again, we would hope that anyone with common sense would
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  see we should not be killing babies in the 1st place.
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  So there's a lot of common sense education that needs to happen
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  here. And that's part of the battle
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  that is our fight that we are engaged in along with other
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  great groups like Alliance Defending Freedom.
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  It's good though that 60% of Americans don't even support the
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  abortion pill via mail. So it is still a majority
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  position that they don't. Americans don't want this.
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  OK. It's heavy stuff, right?
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  All right, next story up here, you guys, what is up with all of
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  this media, entertainment media pushing the LGBT agenda and
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  narrative. It is everywhere.
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  We're going to unpack this. It's everywhere, literally for
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  adults and for children. I want to take a quick look at
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  the chat here. Thank you guys for tuning in
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  here. Christine.
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  chat. Hi, Michael, thank you guys for
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  throughout the live in order to see if there's any questions or
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  comments. So keep them coming.
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  Love to see them in there. Thanks for joining for the folks
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  subscribers. So after we wrap this part,
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  we're going to be doing a special segment and I'm I'm
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  going to be talking about Trump, actually President Trump and the
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  whole legal proceedings against him.
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  Giving some thoughts there. I don't often talk about that.
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  I'm going to be talking about that over at locals after this
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  YouTube live in this podcast episode.
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  But let's first start with Star Wars.
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  I love Star Wars. I really, I, I, I watched Star
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  Wars as a kid and I really enjoyed it.
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  It's always been a favorite of mine.
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  Some of the more recent Star Wars feature length films in
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  theaters I haven't been as big of a fan of, but the original
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  Star Wars I thought was so powerful.
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  There's some great themes in there, great characters.
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  Unfortunately, there's these spin off shows like on Disney
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  Plus, this one called Acolyte, which is pushing, using the Star
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  Wars brand to push, you guessed it, the LGBT agenda.
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  We're in the month of June here. I don't know about you, but you
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  probably have seen a rainbow flag or two.
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  The rainbow, which is meant to represent God's promise to never
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  destroy the earth because of his mercy and faithfulness, is now
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  being used to promote sexual disorder, confusion, chaos to
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  people of all ages. Doesn't matter your age, we're
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  going to put a rainbow on your face.
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  We're going to invite you to our pride parade.
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  And people who mistakenly think that my sexual attraction
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  defines me, if I have a sexual attraction to the same sex, that
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  that's who I am, I am gay, I must act that way.
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  If I have trouble accepting my body, my sex for what it is,
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  then I must be trans and I'm going to remake my body and the
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  image that might be in my mind instead of maybe addressing why
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  is my mind thinking that? There's so much confusion.
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  I have so much compassion. I know people personally who are
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  affected by this and to make consider themselves LGBT or
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  people who are wrestling with different unwanted attractions
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  or wrestling with different questions of identity.
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  So we need a lot of compassion here, but we need to be
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  unapologetic in calling this out, to say this agenda, pushing
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  it especially on kids and families, to say that sexual
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  disorder and chaos and confusion is the norm and healthy and
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  should be acted on, even to the point of with the transgender
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  chaos literally cutting apart bodies of young people in order
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  to fit this agenda. You know, we had Chloe Cole on
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  the show, as you guys remember last year, who is AD
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  transitioner. There's so many of them now,
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  young people who had gender confusion.
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  And so she had a double mastectomy at age 1515 years old
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  and Kaiser Permanente in California.
• 19:24
  And this young woman who was struggling with her identity,
• 19:27
  the doctor is just gave her testosterone and then cut off
• 19:30
  her breasts. And now she's, I think, 20 years
• 19:33
  old, campaigning against this. And she's saying, how could
• 19:37
  they? They, they used and abused me in
• 19:40
  a moment of weakness and confusion for their agenda.
• 19:44
  It's so wrong. So what is Star Wars doing?
• 19:46
  We're going to just watch a little clip here.
• 19:48
  And then I want to talk about Bluey.
• 19:50
  The Bluey one is the biggest hit of all.
• 19:51
  But let's let's go to the Star Wars clip first.
• 19:56
  So here's some actors from the show on Disney Plus talking
• 20:00
  about the new Star Wars narrative.
• 20:04
  Let's call it that. Arguably the gayest Star Wars, I
• 20:07
  think by a considerable margin, this is gonna be a talking
• 20:11
  point. Is it gonna be a talking?
• 20:13
  Point I'm sure. Because nerds are gay.
• 20:15
  Well, not. Well, some nerds aren't very
• 20:16
  threatened by. Well, that's true, but in my
• 20:19
  world, nerds are gay. People have told me that it's
• 20:24
  the gayest Star Wars and I frankly into it.
• 20:27
  No, you're telling me with a straight face that C3PO is
• 20:33
  straight? They're a couple, that's what I
• 20:35
  think. I think it's Canon that R2D2 is
• 20:38
  is a lesbian. Oh, interesting.
• 20:40
  Ask Felonious. So why?
• 20:44
  Why do you out of ruin everything?
• 20:46
  RR2D2 is a cute robot. He's a cute robot.
• 20:50
  He's not a lesbian. What are what are we doing here,
• 20:54
  guys? Why, why is everything gay now?
• 20:57
  I mean, they're literally laughing.
• 20:58
  It's all gay. And and also all nerds are gay.
• 21:01
  I mean, what kind of message do we send to kids that if you're a
• 21:05
  nerd, if you're interested in reading and you're interested
• 21:09
  in, you know, nerdy, stereotypically nerdy
• 21:11
  activities, you're maybe not as interested in sports and all of
• 21:13
  a sudden you're gay. No, you're just someone who is I
• 21:16
  love nerds who's intellectual. Intellectual doesn't equal gay.
• 21:20
  And if you are an intellectual who has same sex attraction,
• 21:23
  that also doesn't mean you're gay.
• 21:25
  It's not an identity that we should be upholding as this is a
• 21:29
  this is a whole personality. No, your sexual attractions
• 21:33
  don't design define you and being a nerd or being a cute
• 21:36
  robot certainly doesn't mean all of a sudden you're gay.
• 21:39
  You're L GB TI mean the whole thing.
• 21:41
  The whole agenda is so confused. It's quite frankly sad.
• 21:45
  It's sad. And again, I love Star Wars, so
• 21:48
  why do you got to destroy it this way, right?
• 21:50
  It's sort of like the the whole Pride Month stuff.
• 21:53
  It's like shoving this agenda down the throats of so many
• 21:56
  people when really it's trying to, I think.
• 22:00
  I think it's a lot of folks trying to make peace with
• 22:02
  themselves and demanding endless public affirmation for the war
• 22:06
  in their own hearts. And again, knowing people very
• 22:09
  close to me who have struggled with some of these things, we
• 22:12
  should be embracing each other and helping each other not to
• 22:15
  feel shame, but to feel loved as they are.
• 22:19
  But to navigate sexual attractions that are not ordered
• 22:22
  or identity crises that put people out of sync with who God
• 22:27
  made them to be and help those people.
• 22:29
  Instead of saying, oh, your attractions define you, go act
• 22:32
  gay or oh, you are at war with your sex, you feel uncomfortable
• 22:36
  in your skin, OK, go get a double mastectomy.
• 22:38
  That's not loving. It is not loving, pride is not
• 22:42
  loving, the pride movement is not loving, and love is to will
• 22:47
  the good of the other want what's best for the other
• 22:48
  person. So OK Star Wars, you know R2D2,
• 22:52
  No, R2D2 is a cute robot that I always have loved that
• 22:56
  character. Do not destroy that character.
• 22:59
  This next one I want to talk about is even a bigger blow
• 23:02
  because it affects more people in my opinion and that's Bluey.
• 23:07
  OK guys, you may have completely missed this.
• 23:12
  You might have kids that watch Bluey or maybe you even watch
• 23:14
  Bluey because it's such has been such a fun show for so many
• 23:17
  people. But unfortunately, Bluey had to
• 23:19
  do it. Bluey has hooked a whole
• 23:22
  generation of parents and kids. And then they did that sneaky
• 23:26
  thing that so many shows and media companies are doing.
• 23:29
  They put in the poison. They put in the narrative, they
• 23:31
  put in the agenda. And so we're going to watch this
• 23:34
  clip about what's happening over at Bluey.
• 23:37
  The cartoon Bluey introduces a queer family for the first time.
• 23:41
  Bluey, the beloved Australian children's show, has subtly
• 23:45
  acknowledged LGBTQ plus representation in its Season 3
• 23:48
  finale, which aired this week. While the episode primarily
• 23:51
  focused on Bluey's family moving at a wedding, a quietly
• 23:54
  introduced diversity, with Bluey's friend Pretzel
• 23:57
  mentioning his two moms when discussing his pet Guinea pig.
• 24:00
  The mention passes in a flash. But with some kids having two
• 24:03
  moms, this matters a lot. This last episode named The Sign
• 24:07
  has received an average score of 9.9 out of 10 from nearly 1000
• 24:12
  users ratings on IMDb. So can we just say it is the
• 24:17
  sign of acceptance for queer families?
• 24:19
  Let's pause it. So do you see what just happened
• 24:21
  here? So this is a guy in drag who's
• 24:23
  doing a new show celebrating the fact that Bluey had an episode
• 24:27
  out. And this is now several weeks
• 24:29
  ago. So a lot of people have already
• 24:30
  seen this episode and they snuck in a couple who are two women,
• 24:35
  the a lesbian couple, and they snuck him in as just normal
• 24:38
  characters to be the parents of the character Pretzel.
• 24:42
  And what's so crazy about this is that that what this announcer
• 24:46
  was just saying, this news reporter who's in drag, you
• 24:49
  know, very pro LGBT news outlet, they're talking about how well
• 24:52
  on IMDb, you know, it's been rated and given 4.9 stars.
• 24:57
  So clearly everyone accepts this.
• 24:59
  Here's the reality. Many of parents totally missed
• 25:02
  it. They snuck the characters in
• 25:04
  very subtly. I mean, it's a sign of more
• 25:05
  things to come, obviously, but they put them in in a very
• 25:08
  subtle way. Just put them in two characters,
• 25:10
  two mothers. There happened to be two girls
• 25:12
  who are the mothers of Pretzel. Let me remind everyone, everyone
• 25:17
  has only one biological mother and one biological father.
• 25:20
  And the children thrive most when they have one mother and
• 25:24
  they have one father who love each other in a marriage and who
• 25:27
  love that child dearly. And any other design, sometimes
• 25:30
  there's an, you know, there's a problem in the in the family.
• 25:33
  There's a death, there's abuse, there's addiction.
• 25:35
  There's something that makes that design not possible.
• 25:38
  But when we willfully choose a different design for kids, it's
• 25:40
  not good for them. And so anyways, they're putting
• 25:44
  this in. Do you see how they do this?
• 25:46
  They put in these characters. Oh, it's just a, it's a queer
• 25:49
  family. I'm just going to put them in
• 25:51
  the show because they want to normalize this for kids.
• 25:55
  They want kids to grow up thinking that it's normal,
• 25:58
  healthy for their friend to have two moms or two dads.
• 26:02
  It's totally normal, no big deal.
• 26:04
  They want to confuse children. They want children to be
• 26:07
  confused from very young ages. And unfortunately, so much of
• 26:11
  kids entertainment has become that.
• 26:13
  We talked about Miss Rachel on the show a couple weeks ago, and
• 26:16
  she's doing the same thing. She's bringing in characters
• 26:19
  that are queer or trans to try to confuse her audience, and now
• 26:24
  in her mind, she's just removing stigma.
• 26:26
  If young kids are around this at a very young age, all this LGBT
• 26:30
  stuff, then they won't feel like they have any standing to say
• 26:34
  that it's not good when they're older.
• 26:36
  They're going to have to just embrace it whole hog as they get
• 26:38
  older. The reality is there is a design
• 26:41
  written into our bodies, written into relationships that is
• 26:44
  optimal for human flourishing and human reproduction, quite
• 26:47
  frankly. And to divert that subject or to
• 26:51
  subvert that design is not going to be good for kids.
• 26:55
  And so that's the truth. It's become this crazy,
• 26:59
  controversial truth in today's world.
• 27:01
  I do think there's a backlash, though, against it.
• 27:03
  I think a lot of parents are just tired and sick of the
• 27:05
  agenda and it being pushed down their throats and put in front
• 27:09
  of their kids. And so you're seeing this new
• 27:11
  generation of parents raise up and say enough is enough.
• 27:13
  And I think that Bluey slipped this in there so quickly because
• 27:18
  they didn't want to have a lot of blowback.
• 27:20
  They were really testing the waters.
• 27:22
  So I think it's so important that if you know this now as a
• 27:25
  parent, you cut off Bluey because they're trying to
• 27:28
  familiarize our kids with these characters, make them loyal to
• 27:32
  the character, comfortable, feel safe with the character, and
• 27:35
  then all of a sudden the character is introducing gender
• 27:38
  ideology to your kids. So don't have a part in it.
• 27:41
  Stand up against it. Parents need to protect their
• 27:43
  kids. Know what media your kids are
• 27:45
  watching. I think that is key for us to
• 27:49
  ensure that our kids are protected.
• 27:51
  And it's disappointing. It's so disappointing because I
• 27:54
  do think that Bluey had a lot going for it and now you can
• 27:58
  very much see the agenda that it is going.
• 28:01
  Looking at the chat here, Shellback says we switched from
• 28:06
  Miss Rachel to Miss Amy, a Christian alternative.
• 28:08
  Awesome. That's what we should be doing,
• 28:10
  guys. Find alternatives that are not
• 28:13
  going to subvert, be subversive for your kids and that are going
• 28:16
  to be healthy for your kids. Elizabeth is saying no way.
• 28:19
  We love Bluey. Darn.
• 28:20
  Yes, I know it's very disappointing, but we need to be
• 28:23
  aware and we need to be finding the media that is going to be
• 28:27
  good for our kids, not the media that can harm our kids.
• 28:30
  All right, there's some good news I have for you guys.
• 28:33
  Sorry for the bad news today. I think it's important we know
• 28:35
  it though. I want to talk about the
• 28:37
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  our medical care system and from the American College of
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  Pediatricians. So the American College of
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  Paediatricians is a group of paediatricians who have come
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  together and look at the standards and the healthcare for
• 31:12
  children and are working to provide the best instructions
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  for paediatricians for how to provide best in class care to
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  kids. And they have come out with a
• 31:20
  very controversial statement, but a very good one that we're
• 31:23
  going to listen to now. And we have serious concerns
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  about the physical and mental health effects of the current
• 31:32
  protocols promoted for the care of children and adolescents in
• 31:35
  the United States who expressed discomfort with their biological
• 31:39
  sex. This declaration was authored by
• 31:42
  the American College of Paediatricians, but really it
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  was developed from the expertise of hundreds of doctors,
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  researchers, and other healthcare workers and leaders
• 31:51
  who for years have been sounding the alarm on the harmful
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  protocols that continue to be promoted by the medical
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  organizations in the United States.
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  Despite recent revelations from the Leak W Path files and the
• 32:05
  recent release of the final report from the CAST Review,
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  these medical organizations have not changed course.
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  So we are calling on these medical organizations of the
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  United States, including the American Academy of Pediatrics,
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  the Endocrine Society, the Pediatric Endocrine Society,
• 32:22
  American Medical Association, the American Psychological
• 32:25
  Association, and the American Academy of Child and Adolescent
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  Psychiatry, to follow the science and their European
• 32:31
  colleagues and immediately stop the promotion of social
• 32:35
  affirmation. Puberty blockers, cross sex
• 32:38
  hormones, and surgeries for for children and adolescents who
• 32:42
  experience distress over their biological sex.
• 32:45
  In our declaration, we affirm that sex is a dimorphic innate
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  trait defined in relation to an organism's biological role in
• 32:54
  reproduction, male and female. This genetic signature is
• 32:58
  present in every nucleated somatic cell in the body and is
• 33:02
  not altered by drugs or surgical interventions.
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  Consideration of these innate differences is critical to the
• 33:09
  practice of good medicine and to the development of sound policy
• 33:13
  for children and adults alike. Medical Decision.
• 33:17
  We can pause it there, but you can hear this pediatrician
• 33:20
  stating basic scientific facts about the biological reality of
• 33:24
  our bodies, male and female. XXXY.
• 33:28
  Obviously if there's a different chromosomal presentation that
• 33:31
  has to do with the disorder of sexuality and sexual of of male
• 33:35
  and female, it is not its own identity that then should be
• 33:38
  promoted to other people as some sort of identity that they can
• 33:41
  switch to. So she's stating basic science
• 33:44
  here, of course, but it's really interesting what she said
• 33:46
  earlier in her statement. The reality is even Europe,
• 33:49
  European countries like the UK, Sweden, Finland, Norway and
• 33:53
  France have pushed back on the use of puberty blockers for
• 33:57
  children and sex reassignment for children.
• 34:00
  So even a whole swath of Europe is saying this is crazy.
• 34:05
  Why are we giving puberty blockers, life altering drugs to
• 34:09
  children and doing these sex reassignment surgeries on
• 34:13
  children to ultimately mutilate the genitals and the body parts
• 34:17
  of children. This is unconscionable and
• 34:21
  thankfully a lot of Europe is banning this.
• 34:24
  And so this is a great step in the right direction.
• 34:27
  And this courageous group of pediatricians in the United
• 34:30
  States are coming up and saying we should do the same thing
• 34:33
  here, Guys, what are we doing now?
• 34:37
  You heard the doctor call out a hill group of a horde, quite
• 34:43
  frankly, of medical associations that are pro gender
• 34:47
  transitioning for kids. And that's so disappointing.
• 34:50
  I mean, the reality is a lot of these groups have been hijacked
• 34:55
  by gender ideologues. And I think about the American
• 34:58
  College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists and they have,
• 35:02
  they have unfortunately become very pro abortion over the last
• 35:05
  two decades. The reality is for a lot of
• 35:07
  these associations is they're not reflecting the opinions or
• 35:11
  the the science, quite frankly, of the majority of their
• 35:14
  members. They're not, you know,
• 35:15
  Democratic votes taken by the majority of their members on
• 35:18
  whether or not we should say children should get puberty
• 35:21
  blockers or whether or not we should make abortion the
• 35:24
  standard of care for women. What's happening is these
• 35:28
  entities, these organizations, these medical associations are
• 35:32
  sometimes led by ideologues who then basically ram that ideology
• 35:37
  down the throats of the rest of the members.
• 35:39
  That's what's, that's what happened with ACOG, the
• 35:42
  Association for Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
• 35:46
  And they said abortion is the standard of care.
• 35:48
  Killing a baby is the standard of care.
• 35:50
  And then the pro-life organization APLOG was founded
• 35:54
  to fight back against that. To say this is ludicrous.
• 35:56
  Abortion is killing. It is not healthcare.
• 35:59
  Similarly, the American College of Pediatricians is a group of
• 36:04
  paediatricians who are seeing the the ideology that's being
• 36:07
  pushed in other groups that are meant to serve children and
• 36:10
  saying we need to fight back. So I want to commend and applaud
• 36:14
  their work because it is so important they are the same
• 36:18
  voice out there. And I also want to commend these
• 36:20
  European countries that are waking up to the science, that
• 36:25
  this is not scientific and they're waking up to the reality
• 36:28
  that you are doing sometimes lifelong damage to kids by
• 36:31
  giving them puberty blockers and gender reassignment surgeries,
• 36:36
  that this is absolutely insane. So I think this is great
• 36:40
  movement in the right direction. I really think that having these
• 36:45
  brave voices like Chloe Cole's voice out there of these D
• 36:49
  transitioners who are speaking out against what happened to
• 36:52
  them as kids, I think that that has been part of this tipping
• 36:56
  point that we're beginning to see where people are waking up
• 36:58
  and saying this gender ideology is madness.
• 37:01
  This is absolutely madness. How can we be allowing this to
• 37:05
  happen? So this is good news.
• 37:07
  There's progress in the right direction and let's just keep it
• 37:11
  going, right? Let's keep being courageous and
• 37:13
  speaking out against this. I think that's key.
• 37:15
  And sharing the facts about the harm of gender ideology to
• 37:20
  others and being unapologetic about opposing it.
• 37:23
  I know they're going to call you a bigot, homophobe, hateful for
• 37:27
  speaking the truth. But those voices, as loud as
• 37:29
  they are, do not represent, I think, what most people think
• 37:32
  deep down and feel deep down. And the louder and stronger the
• 37:36
  bully looks, the more important it does us for us to not back
• 37:39
  down and to be loving but unapologetic in speaking the
• 37:42
  truth. All right, so kudos to the
• 37:45
  American College of Pediatricians for their
• 37:47
  courageous statement. And let's hope that other people
• 37:50
  wake up to the truth about the harm of gender ideology.
• 37:56
  I want to close out here by mentioning what's happening over
• 38:00
  with Melinda Gates because I thought I would, and also Nikki
• 38:04
  Haley. I just want to call this out
• 38:06
  because it's so important that with all these news stories,
• 38:09
  there's accountability. And unfortunately, the way the
• 38:12
  media is presenting the Melinda Gates story is, oh, look at this
• 38:15
  very generous philanthropist that Melinda Gates, the ex-wife
• 38:20
  of Bill Gates, is dedicating so much of her fortune to women's
• 38:24
  reproductive rights. Well, what does that actually
• 38:28
  mean when you decode it? Melinda Gates is writing
• 38:32
  potentially 100 million or even billion dollar checks to groups
• 38:36
  like Planned Parenthood. And her version of women's
• 38:39
  Healthcare is abortion and birth control.
• 38:42
  That is Melinda Gates has been pushing birth control on, you
• 38:45
  know, African nations and Latin America now for I think well
• 38:48
  over a decade if not decades. The Bill the Gates Foundation
• 38:51
  has been pushing birth control and hormone altering drugs on
• 38:55
  3rd world populations for a long time.
• 38:57
  You know, overpopulation, paranoia, saying oh, we don't
• 39:02
  want them to be populating so much in Africa, let's send them
• 39:05
  a bunch of drugs. Instead of saying, oh, we want
• 39:07
  to help families be healthy in Africa, let's go improve
• 39:10
  infrastructure and access to clean water and better
• 39:12
  healthcare systems. No, let's send them life
• 39:15
  altering hormones to disregulate their hormones so that they're
• 39:18
  infertile. That's going to help out people
• 39:20
  in developing nations. It's absolutely ludicrous.
• 39:23
  Unfortunately, she's doubling down on this Melinda Gates by
• 39:25
  giving even more of her fortune to this dark anti life, anti
• 39:29
  natalist ideology, anti child ideology.
• 39:33
  That's what it is. So you know, why is this
• 39:35
  important? It's important because that's
• 39:37
  why there's so much madness in the world.
• 39:39
  You have these billionaires who are giving boatloads of money to
• 39:43
  groups like Planned Parenthood. I mean, think about it, how much
• 39:46
  money? Planned Parenthood has almost $2
• 39:47
  billion budget. And you know, hundreds of
• 39:51
  millions of dollars from the government and hundreds of
• 39:54
  1,000,000 more from people like Melinda Gates, right?
• 39:58
  They are influential because of the cash, because of their
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  friends in high places. They're not influential because
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  their ideas are great ideas or their actions are good actions.
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  Their actions are toxic and destructive and their ideas are
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  untruthful. Their ideas are are deception.
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  There's that's lies, but they're propped up by media and they're
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  propped up institutionally by money.
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  And so people are like, oh, I guess pro abortion and pro birth
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  control for developing nations is a good idea.
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  No, when you actually unpack it, it's violence, destruction,
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  tearing down a woman's naturally healthy fertility system that
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  disregulates her and her whole body.
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  That's what that actually does. So I think it honestly,
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  sometimes stories like these weirdly can be encouraging
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  because I think with all the horrible money it's being thrown
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  at the abortion problem to promote abortion, right?
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  It's amazing to see how many people are still pro-life, that
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  still when you run polls, you get about 5050 pro-life,
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  pro-choice. You run some polls and find that
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  almost half of Americans want abortion banned in at least most
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  cases. And you see that and you think,
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  wow, that's actually very impressive considering the
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  incredible amounts of lies that are being told in the
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  institutions that are dedicated to telling those lies.
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  So for all that Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has done, for
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  all that Melinda Gates wants to do to promote abortion, the
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  truth is always more powerful. And that's what is hopeful to me
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  about this story. Similarly, Nikki Haley came out
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  recently and she's doubling down on her IVF stance.
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  We talk about IVFA lot on the podcast recently because it's
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  been in the news so much. I want you to check out my
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  interview with Doctor Lauren Rubal, who used to be an IVF
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  doctor and she's now a holistic fertility practitioner, helping
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  women achieve fertility healthfully and morally.
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  Nikki Haley put out this tweet. She says IVF is pro-life.
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  My children are blessings. Because of fertility procedures,
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  many parents would love to have children.
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  We should not be banning these procedures.
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  We should be encouraging them. And there's this odd and very
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  tragic move within the Republican establishment to push
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  IVF. All of a sudden, when the
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  reality is with IVF, we have a million children who are frozen
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  today. That's dehumanizing to those
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  children. We have embryos, untold numbers
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  of babies, tiny children who are being discarded or even
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  experimented on research that are leftovers from IVF
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  procedures. IVF is less regulated in the
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  United States than in virtually any other developed nation,
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  including most of Europe. And we just allow children to be
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  created in these test tubes and destroyed, selectively edited or
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  or selected to say, oh, I want a boy or I want a girl, or I'm
• 42:39
  going to pick the healthiest specimen and give a shot at
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  implanting them. I mean, this is eugenics to pick
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  the healthiest 1, to pick the one with the desired traits.
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  But this is how the IVF operates today, how the IVF industry
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  operates today. So it is the opposite of
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  pro-life. Of course, any child conceived
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  via IVF is as much a gift as any other child.
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  That's the point when we're subjecting children
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  intentionally to this very dangerous, destructive way of
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  bringing life into the world that is against the the marriage
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  bond of the parents. They're not being conceived in
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  the love between the parents are being conceived in a in a
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  fertility clinic. This opens the door to so many
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  abuses and we're seeing those abuses left and right.
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  So I think that it's important that we talk about this.
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  We talk about it with compassion because a lot of people are
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  struggling with infertility. But the solution cannot be to
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  pursue unethical procedures that endanger so many lives.
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  And that, unfortunately, is what IVF has done.
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  There's other issues with Nikki Haley.
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  We'll talk about that another time.
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  But no, it is not pro-life to bring lives into the world via
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  this very dangerous and unethical technology and then to
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  destroy many of those lives who have no legal status or to leave
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  them frozen indefinitely, which is commonplace with IVF.
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  All right, guys, thanks so much for listening to this episode of
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  the Lila Rose Podcast. And thank you for those that are
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  joining over here on the chat. It's so fun to have you guys
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  here. Thank you, Heather.
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  Heather says thank you, Lila, and live action Praying for you
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  all. Thank you so much, Heather.
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  That means the world. Thank you guys for joining.
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  Christine says. So glad to hear that the
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  American College of Pediatrics is sounding the alarm. 100%.
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  See, there's good things happening, guys.
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  Let's join their voice, lend our voice to the other voices out
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  there speaking the truth because the truth really does set people
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  free. All right, we're going to wrap
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  here, but we're going to be doing a locals segment next just
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  for our local subscribers. So hop on over at the link in
• 44:36
  the bio to our locals page and I will be weighing in on the Trump
• 44:40
  verdict. So we will see you guys over
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  there. Thanks so much for listening and
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  we'll see you next time.