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BONUS: Britney Spears' Abortion and the Israel/Gaza War · The Lila Rose Show

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  To this day. It's one of the most agonizing
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  things I have ever experienced in my life.
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  She's talking about her abortion.
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  Coerced abortion is far more common than you might think.
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  So these two little redhead. Boys are now.
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  Let's pray that they're alive. In Gaza and that they will be
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  released. Soon, the Patriarch of Jerusalem
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  made his comment. I am ready for an exchange,
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  anything, if this can lead to freedom to bring the children
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  home. That is Jesus Christ love in.
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  Action. And that is what gives me hope.
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  So thank you. It's really, really fun.
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  Yeah. So new stories.
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  There's some stuff that broke just this morning and in the
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  last couple days. And I've just been, I've had a
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  lot on my mind in the last week. Especially because of the Israel
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  Gaza. War we're going to get.
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  To that I did a podcast. Episode on that allow you guys
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  listened and get a ton of feedback on an episode I did
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  about the Palestinian Israeli conflict.
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  Now it's the Israel. Gaza war.
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  So we're going to talk about that, some special updates and
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  some other angles that I think need to be touched on.
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  But we want to start, I want to start with the news this
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  morning, which is pretty heartbreaking that Britney
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  Spears has a book coming out you might have.
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  Heard about this book actually. This is the first time I even
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  heard that she had a book out. It's called the.
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  Woman in me, it's coming out I think in a week and she has all
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  these pre interviews that she's doing and Britney.
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  Spears broke her silence that. She had had an abortion.
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  Well, she was dating Justin Timberlake and when I read this
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  headline. It was just so sad to read.
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  That but then below the fold when you keep reading, she
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  shares that she didn't want to have the abortion, that she felt
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  pressured. And Britney Spears had this
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  abortion when she was young. I think she was maybe 2021
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  because Justin Timberlake ultimately, she says, pressured
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  her into it. So I want to.
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  Pull up this article. And there was some really just
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  to kind of lay lay of the land first before sharing my
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  thoughts. So the first articles from
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  Vanity Fair Fair, so you can pull that up.
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  And the headline here is Britney Spears had an abortion after
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  Justin Timberlake said he didn't want to be a father.
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  Memoir reveals And then you. Read what she writes.
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  And she says Britney Spears. Says it was a surprise.
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  But for me, it wasn't a tragedy. She's talking about the
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  pregnancy. So she got pregnant with Justin
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  Bieber. They dated.
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  A little background here. For those that don't.
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  Follow this closely. Britney Spears dated.
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  Justin, Justin. Not Bieber.
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  Excuse me, Justin Timberlake. Britney Spears dated Justin
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  Timberlake. For three years, which by
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  Hollywood. Standards is a very long time.
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  Many marriages in Hollywood don't last three years.
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  And Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears when they were
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  dating, according to another article.
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  We'll pull up in a minute. Britney Spears had a purity.
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  Ring so she didn't want to have sex, she wanted to save sex for
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  marriage, and she didn't have sex with Justin Timberlake
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  until. She She shares 2.
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  Years into the relationship. So this abortion happened at the
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  tail end of the relationship. And here she says in this
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  article with Vanity Fair. And she's writing, sharing this
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  in her book to the memoir coming out.
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  She says I loved Justin. So much.
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  I always expected us to have a family together one day.
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  This would just be much earlier than I'd anticipated.
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  So I think Brittany wanted it for the long haul.
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  You know, she had already dated just in over 2 years.
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  She wanted to marry Justin. She wanted to have a family with
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  Justin. She's pregnant with Justin.
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  She. She has sex.
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  For the first time in her life with Justin, according to her
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  own. You know, her sharing that.
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  And then she says. But Justin definitely wasn't
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  happy about the pregnancy, he said.
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  We weren't ready to have a baby in our lives.
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  That we were way too. Young.
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  And then she goes on. If it had been up, left up to me
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  alone, I never would have done it.
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  And yet Justin was. So sure that he.
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  Didn't want to be a father, so I mean, just kind of gut wrenching
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  right there then, she says. To this day.
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  It's one of the most agonizing things I have ever experienced
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  in my life. She's talking about her
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  abortion. So this is a bombshell from
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  Britney Spears because the narrative obviously in
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  Hollywood, you know, in entertainment, is that abortions
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  empowering, right? That is the narrative that
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  abortion is empowering. And she's just blowing a hole in
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  that entire narrative right here with her own story saying this
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  was devastating for me and it was one of the most agonizing
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  things in my life, and it was an abortion I didn't want.
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  think it's important to say that yes, she's saying she didn't
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  want the abortion, but she still went and had an abortion and she
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  technically didn't have to. No one, she felt.
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  Pressured, but she could have. Chosen life and I think this is
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  important to say because first of all, I think we need to
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  empower women to do and encourage them to do what's
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  right despite pressure they may face.
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  We have to obviously eliminate pressure that is pushing
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  abortion, but. Britney Spears was very
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  successful. At the time.
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  Very wealthy she was. One of the top pop singers in
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  the world and she got pregnant and she.
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  Could have. She could.
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  Have done it, you know she. Had every material resource, but
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  what held her back was. The man next to her who didn't
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  want that baby. Now this is all.
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  Alleged, of course, but. This is her accounting of it and
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  what held her back was the man that she wanted to marry and she
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  loved Justin Timberlake, who just wasn't ready, he said.
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  To be a father. Now what's so?
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  Tragic about this in. Addition I, I, there's an
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  article that I want to show you guys that, you know, my
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  organization, Live action, we've been reporting on coercion and
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  abortion for years. So this is not, you know,
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  Brittany's story about being coerced and feeling pressured
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  into an abortion that she didn't want.
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  She she was excited to be pregnant.
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  She's surprised, but she was excited because she was like.
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  Wow, I'm starting my family, I guess, earlier than I had
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  planned, but I'm so excited. And so she ultimately was
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  devastated. She felt coerced into this
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  abortion, and coerced abortion is far more common than you
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  might think. So this article.
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  Is from Live Action News, but one of our jobs is to compile.
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  All the research that's out. There and all the stories.
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  That are out there that. Again, blow a hole in the
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  narrative that abortion is somehow empowering and so great
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  because that's what mainstream media does and and entertainment
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  media does. Is presents abortion only as
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  something awesome, right, as empowering to women.
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  And so, you know, one of the things I wanted to point out
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  here is. That.
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  A lot of studies have been done on this and these are usually
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  surveys of women who've had abortions about their experience
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  and 64% of post abortive women. Say that they felt.
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  Pressured to have their abortion. 64.
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  Percent so this wasn't like they woke up and they feel like.
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  Yeah, I get to. Have a choice.
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  I'm going to go choose abortion gladly, 64% of them said.
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  That they felt pressured to. Abort set 67% received no
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  counseling before having the abortion and 79% received no
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  information about available alternatives.
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  There was another survey done. I was talking with Roland
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  Warren. Who's the head of a large?
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  Organization of pregnancy resource centers and he was
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  sharing in a survey. That they helped do.
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  That the number one person of influence in a woman's decision
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  to abort or to not abort, the number one person influencing
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  them, that woman, that girl is the partner, is the husband or
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  the boyfriend or God forbid in some cases.
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  The rapist who's? Pressuring an abortion it is.
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  The father of the child. So, you know, I think our
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  society. Totally abrogates it just.
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  Removes responsibility from men and from women.
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  But because it says. It's a woman's choice.
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  Right, like if you get. Pregnant, it's an unplanned
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  pregnancy. When it's a woman's choice, it's
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  an unplanned pregnancy. It's unexpected and it's your
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  choice now, your body, your choice.
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  That language in and of itself says the pregnancy your issue
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  like I'm not, I'm not in this. This is your deal.
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  You. Decide.
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  You figure it out. I'll pay for your abortion,
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  maybe. But like you figure it.
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  Out. That's so.
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  Terrible. I mean, it is so damaging to the
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  psychology of a newly pregnant woman to be told.
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  Basically, you figure it out. And actually, I encourage you to
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  go have an abortion. I mean, think about when you
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  first get pregnant. I've been pregnant as you guys
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  do. I'm pregnant now.
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  But when you first get pregnant, you have all of these hormones.
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  You feel sick a lot of the time. You're very vulnerable and
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  especially if it's unplanned, that's added vulnerability.
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  And so if the person next to you who got you pregnant, who you
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  got pregnant with, I should say. Who's the father?
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  Of that child is now saying I'm out or saying hey, you should
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  consider abortion or hey, you should get an abortion.
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  It's pressure. It's real pressure.
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  And it's wrong. And listen, if Justin Timberlake
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  was man enough to date Britney Spears, to sleep with her, to be
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  the first man to have sex with her, he should have been the man
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  to marry her. He should have been the man to
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  get down on one knee. Pledge his life to her.
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  And say I'm here for you and I will sacrifice myself for you
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  and any children we bring into this world.
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  And just think about the different story that would have
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  been written with their lives. Like, I don't think that it's a
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  coincidence that a lot of the mental breakdown that we're
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  seeing play out in Britney Spears's life is connected to.
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  Her. Childhood of being sexualized
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  and her experience of, you know, yes, a controlling father.
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  You know, there's a lot of articles about Britney Spears
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  and her father and the conservatorship and the control
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  dynamic and he was making money off of her and like all of these
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  things. But then in addition, now this
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  relationship she had is a very young woman.
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  I think they started dating at like 17 or 18 and she's with
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  Timberlake and they get pregnant and he just abandons her
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  basically. He doesn't marry her.
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  He doesn't get down on one knee. He doesn't say I'm going to
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  fight for you and this. Baby, he tells her.
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  Get an abortion. So it's just a.
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  Case in point, just an image. It's an image of what's
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  happening in the culture today, and it just.
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  Shows like we have to. Yeah, we have to ban abortion.
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  It should not be an option. It's it's, it's an evil act of
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  violence against a baby. And it it destroys relationships
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  like it destroys trust and love between partners, between a man
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  and a woman. It destroys.
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  Love. It's a direct destruction of
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  love, that's what. Abortion is.
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  I also thought it was. Really incredible to read some
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  of the comments. So Vanity Fair put this up on
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  their Instagram and they put up a picture of Justin Timberlake
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  and Britney Spears. And it talks about, you know, in
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  the in the caption, it talks about how Justin Timberlake told
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  Brittany he didn't want to be a father and that she had the
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  abortion. They killed her baby at
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  Timberlake's urging. And you look at the comments
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  and, you know, there's people that say things like, you know,
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  why does this not surprise me at all?
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  You know the comment. This is probably why she's.
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  All messed up. Let's see if I'm looking at
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  let's see if I can pull up comments that you guys can see
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  at the same time. OK, so let's oh that's so sad.
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  Scroll up just a little bit. She pretty much let it be known
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  in her music video every time the scene when a baby is born.
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  Really sad. What a shame that would have
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  been such a beautiful baby. Poor Brittany.
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  She clearly went through this with no real support.
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  I don't know that we should totally infantilize Brittany.
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  I guess I think any woman, even if she's very young and
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  vulnerable, can fight. For that baby's life.
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  But it is obviously so sad. You know, people saying she
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  suffered a lot and keep scrolling.
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  Obviously there's some hate against Justin Timberlake.
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  You can keep going. There were some comments on here
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  though of people expressing how they.
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  Felt pressured to have. Abortions too, so I don't know
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  if we can find them right now, but if you click on if you're
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  able to see more comments, John, can you click on the little plus
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  sign? Yeah, it should bring up more
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  comments. There you go.
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  OK, so I saw some comments earlier.
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  We'll see if we can find them here about if.
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  If it will let us see them about how.
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  Other people felt pressure to abort, so it's basically people.
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  It's like opened up the floodgates of people sharing
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  their stories. So sad.
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  She was manipulated. You can keep going.
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  But anyways, the point here. Is like that.
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  Statistic is 67% of women feel pressured when they have their
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  abortion, 67%. That's the surveys.
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  That's the data and. That is the reality of.
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  Abortion. I mean, abortion's never been
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  about choice. There's no choice.
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  For the baby, the baby dies the baby.
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  Has no right to life. And what kind of choice is this
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  for anyone else? For a parent of a baby?
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  And there's often coercion, abuse and other other evil
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  things associated with it. The other thing I think is so
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  sad and tragic about the Britney tale is that, you know, beyond
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  this abortion, beyond this, you know, memoir that she's sharing
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  is remember, this was a Brit, the Britney Spears.
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  So there's another article I want to.
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  Pull up here. The US magazine 1 John Britney
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  Spears was like the Disney kid. OK, this is this was kind of
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  before my time too, but. I remember.
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  Pieces of it, but she was like the.
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  Disney kid Mickey Mouse club I think.
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  Star, right? She was just like, adorable.
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  Disney kid then she becomes a pop star and then she just gets
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  hardcore sexualized as a young girl.
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  I mean, she's like 1718 doing this and I don't know if you
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  guys remember the Hit Me baby One More Time music video, but
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  she's. Dressed up as like a 15 year old
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  girl. She's hardly much older and like
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  a Catholic schoolgirls uniform singing these sexualized.
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  Lyrics. And everybody just went along
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  with it. I mean, think about that like
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  everyone just went along with it.
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  Like oh fun pop. Music and you have this girl
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  dressing up as a minor, as an underage girl who hardly is
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  older than that herself, singing Hit Me Baby one more time
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  wearing a little girl schoolgirl uniform.
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  And it's like the epitome of the sexualization of minors for
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  gratuitous entertainment like that's.
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  What that was, that's what that was.
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  And then she became the sex symbol, and she had to keep
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  upping the ante with her music videos and her content to be
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  more sexy, to be more outrageous, you know, by the
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  time she gets. To toxic she's basically.
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  Naked, like, you know, on a stage singing, I'm so toxic.
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  And she was living a toxic life, and she was broken inside
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  because, you know, as she shared, she was agonized about
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  this abortion she had had and the broken relationships she had
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  had. So our culture's path.
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  That's laid out in like, entertainment media and, you
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  know, pop. Culture for girls is what sleep
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  with your. Boyfriend like have sex before
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  marriage is not a big deal. Britney Spears used to wear a
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  purity. Ring and everyone made fun of.
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  That phase like people. Hated the purity movement.
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  So she. Takes off the purity ring.
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  She sleeps with her boyfriend after two years.
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  Justin Timberlake, she's hopeful she can, like, get married and
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  have a family. People like she are too young
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  for that. Justin Timberlake, you're too.
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  We're too young for that. Have an abortion.
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  She has an abortion. It ruins her.
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  It agonizes her. She's doing these hyper sexual.
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  Videos for money. Like, you know, people behind
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  the scenes are pulling strings, like, you know, her managers,
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  her father, whatever. And she loses her mind.
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  She just loses her mind. So it's kind of like Marilyn
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  Monroe, the tragic story of Marilyn Monroe, who was like on
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  every drug, having sex with all kinds of people, you know, the
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  sex. Symbol for everyone to just.
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  Gawk at and she died of an. Overdose at a very young.
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  Age is totally tragic. And I think Britney Spears is
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  that that living, that living story in front of us of Marilyn
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  Monroe. So, I mean, I don't think I
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  don't think we should gawk at it.
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  I don't think we should. I don't think we should consume
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  sexual entertainment of any woman, any pop star, man or
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  woman. I think instead we should pray
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  for them. We should be sober about.
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  This and we should advocate against abortion and against,
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  you know. Just careless hookup.
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  Sex and premarital sex and pushing sexual experimentation,
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  experimentation on kids. Like none of that.
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  None of that is going to bring any single person and certainly
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  Order so another Hollywood celebrity, Haley Bieber.
• 19:02
  This is something I wanted to share with you guys too.
• 19:03
  Really quick, she just put. Out on her Instagram story.
• 19:07
  A little quick shout out with Chelsea.
• 19:12
  Handler, I want you guys to see this.
• 19:13
  Let's pull this up. So this is the wife of Justin
• 19:18
  Bieber, who was. Born in an unplanned pregnancy
• 19:22
  to his mother Patti Mallette, who chose life for him.
• 19:26
  So Patti Mallette is the mother of Justin Bieber, beautiful
• 19:29
  person and she is a very young girl.
• 19:32
  I think she was 16. She chose life.
• 19:35
  For her son Justin, after being pressured to have an abortion.
• 19:39
  OK. So you have this like
• 19:40
  stereotype. Of a young girl being.
• 19:42
  Pressured Who chooses life? She had to move out of her
• 19:44
  house. She had to, like, make it alone
• 19:47
  for a period of time. She had no resources, no money,
• 19:49
  hardly. A place to live.
• 19:51
  You know, no job and she's a teenage girl who is choosing
• 19:54
  life for her son against. All odds.
• 19:57
  So that's Patti. Mallette, the mother of Justin
• 19:58
  Bieber. That heroism is possible.
• 20:00
  It's beautiful to see it. OK, now Justin Bieber goes on to
• 20:03
  marry Hailey Bieber. Now, Hailey Bieber, Hailey
• 20:06
  Baldwin, and this is what she just put on Instagram today.
• 20:10
  Hi, I'm Chelsea Handler and I'm Hailey Bieber.
• 20:13
  Texas politicians are falsely accusing Planned Parenthood of
• 20:16
  Medicaid fraud, which is complete BS.
• 20:18
  We're for Planned Parenthood because everyone deserves.
• 20:20
  Access to the healthcare they need.
• 20:22
  So let's tell these assholes to get out of our healthcare.
• 20:25
  Click here to sign up. OK.
• 20:27
  I don't know if you guys. Could hear that, but that was
• 20:31
  Haley. Bieber with Chelsea Handler.
• 20:33
  Who's a raging pro abort? She's the one who did the skit A
• 20:37
  Day in the Life of a Childless Woman and Chelsea Handler's.
• 20:40
  Skit was all about how. She wakes up and she doesn't
• 20:43
  have to deal with any. Stupid babies.
• 20:44
  So instead she gets to. Go and like.
• 20:46
  Have fun and like, have meaningless sex basically.
• 20:49
  I mean, it's the most. Depraved video that looks super.
• 20:51
  Super miserable. And by the way, anything fun
• 20:54
  that she's actually doing in the video you can definitely do with
• 20:56
  kids. I do it like wear high heels.
• 20:58
  Go shopping, Like have fun. I mean, you can do that with
• 21:01
  kids. I mean, it was just an extremely
• 21:02
  shallow, superficial, gross video from Chelsea Handler.
• 21:06
  Now she's teaming up with. Haley Bieber, the wife of.
• 21:08
  Justin Bieber on Instagram On Haley's Instagram.
• 21:12
  Stories to say what? To say donate to Planned
• 21:15
  Parenthood because they protect Women's Health, I mean.
• 21:20
  It's so sad. It's like and what's so?
• 21:23
  Sad about this is that. Hailey.
• 21:25
  Bieber. I'm pretty sure her dad followed
• 21:29
  me on Twitter and follows me but.
• 21:30
  Her, her. She has a very pro-life father.
• 21:33
  And she's a very pro-life mother-in-law and she.
• 21:36
  Had a pro-life. Husband, I mean, there was a
• 21:38
  time when Justin Bieber said abortion's like killing a baby
• 21:40
  like. He got it, he gets it.
• 21:43
  Why is she doing this? I don't know why.
• 21:44
  I do not know her heart. But it's.
• 21:47
  Heartbreaking to see it. Because she is.
• 21:49
  Followed by I think 20 million or 10s of millions of girls on
• 21:53
  Instagram who are like Haley, you know, she's like a fashion
• 21:56
  icon Haley. And here she is promoting the
• 21:59
  number one abortion chain in the country that's killing almost
• 22:04
  1000 babies. A.
• 22:06
  Day up to. 24 weeks old, some of them just viable.
• 22:13
  If Haley Bieber sat down. And learned about what happens
• 22:18
  to a 21 week old baby in a live dismemberment abortion in a
• 22:24
  Planned Parenthood clinic. Would she still post that video
• 22:30
  if Haley? Bieber took the time to do some
• 22:33
  research, any research and found out what is a fact that the
• 22:39
  number one service that Planned Parenthood provides to pregnant
• 22:43
  women, which is like reproductive.
• 22:44
  Healthcare. Reproduction is for what?
• 22:47
  Pregnancy? Having children so.
• 22:50
  You would think that reproductive.
• 22:51
  Healthcare would primarily serve reproduction.
• 22:56
  Right. That's what Planned Parenthood
• 22:57
  claims. And yet Planned Parenthood,
• 23:00
  reproductive healthcare serving reproduction is to destroy
• 23:03
  reproduction. The number one service that
• 23:07
  Planned Parenthood provides to pregnant mothers is not like
• 23:10
  pregnancy care. No, they only provide.
• 23:13
  I think there's like a a small handful of their several 100
• 23:16
  clinics that do any prenatal care whatsoever.
• 23:18
  The vast majority. Of their facilities do 0.
• 23:21
  Prenatal care? Zero.
• 23:23
  They don't do parenting classes. They don't do birthing classes,
• 23:27
  they don't do pregnancy emotional support guidance.
• 23:31
  Prenatal care. No, they're not providing free
• 23:34
  support for mothers of any kind. Planned Parenthood is actually
• 23:40
  Planned. Destroy Parenthood, and they're
• 23:44
  the number one abortion chain and the number one service they
• 23:47
  provide pregnant mothers. Is to kill their baby to destroy
• 23:53
  the pregnancy. This is why Hailey Bieber.
• 23:55
  Supporting it's it's it's, it's baffling.
• 23:58
  Like if her mother-in-law had gone to a Planned Parenthood,
• 24:01
  Justin wouldn't be here. Justin wouldn't be here.
• 24:05
  Your husband wouldn't be. Here so I hope that.
• 24:08
  You know, she can have a aha moment.
• 24:10
  I think she I'm sure she has some good intentions.
• 24:12
  Like, you know, I think she could do so much.
• 24:15
  For the the cause of. Women and children and defending
• 24:19
  them. But someone has brainwashed her.
• 24:21
  Someone from Planned Parenthood has spent a lot of they've
• 24:23
  played the long game. Chelsea Handler is one of them.
• 24:26
  With with Haley. And somehow in her life, I don't
• 24:29
  know what experiences. She's had, but she has.
• 24:31
  Come to believe this outright. Lie.
• 24:33
  That Planned Parenthood serves women and it destroys women.
• 24:37
  It destroys women. I mean, look at Britney Spears
• 24:40
  sharing about how this abortion agonized her.
• 24:42
  Hurt her so deeply. It's destructive.
• 24:45
  It's. Pure destruction of a child and
• 24:47
  of a woman. So all right, let's.
• 24:50
  It's just it's tough stuff. It's rough stuff, OK?
• 24:53
  We're going to. Go to more rough stuff in a
• 24:55
  minute. Sorry guys this live.
• 24:56
  Stream is not like all like roses and daisies or whatever
• 25:01
  this is. Like a heavy A.
• 25:02
  Heavy one, but there's one more thing I want to.
• 25:04
  Talk about before we. Wind up and that's.
• 25:06
  The Israel Gaza war you. Guys know I'm passionate about.
• 25:12
  This because I did a podcast. Episode already on the Israeli
• 25:15
  Palestinian conflict just. Last week we had.
• 25:18
  A great expert on. I have been researching and
• 25:21
  studying it in depth recently. I've become much more informed
• 25:25
  and I'm becoming more informed as I go.
• 25:28
  A lot of you. Have recommended that I
• 25:30
  interview on the podcast. A lot of different people have
• 25:33
  gotten some great recommendations.
• 25:35
  Everyone from Ben Shapiro to Ben Shapiro as was.
• 25:39
  Is definitely a. Recommendation, but then others
• 25:41
  recommending the Palestinian perspective and I really value
• 25:45
  and appreciate those that have recommended that and I'm looking
• 25:47
  into that one of the. People that I have reached out
• 25:50
  to to. Ask to join the podcast and I
• 25:53
  want to talk about him next is he's known as the son of Hamas.
• 25:57
  He's a. Palestinian named Mossab Hassan
• 26:00
  Hassan Youssef. I don't know if you've heard of
• 26:02
  him, but you. Should he's It's a he's a
• 26:04
  really. Compelling person that has a.
• 26:06
  Lot to teach us. I think and so he.
• 26:08
  Was raised. By one of the founders of Hamas,
• 26:11
  a man that he. Speaks very highly of in his
• 26:13
  book, so this is. The son of the.
• 26:15
  Founder of Hamas, one of the founders of Hamas, spent his
• 26:19
  whole life born and raised, growing up in Palestine, I think
• 26:22
  in the West Bank. And he shares in his memoir,
• 26:24
  which I'm reading about. His experience growing up his.
• 26:29
  Experience feeling that Israel was attacking him and taking
• 26:33
  their land, his experience of Hamas being some of them good
• 26:36
  people and wanting good things, and then his experience of
• 26:40
  learning more as he grew up, the deep roots of terrorism and
• 26:44
  having his own encounter with Christianity and with this new.
• 26:48
  Creed. Of love your enemies instead of
• 26:51
  hate your enemies. So it's an incredibly.
• 26:54
  Riveting story, I encourage. You guys to get the?
• 26:55
  Books out of Hamas by Mossad Hassam Hassan Youssef.
• 26:59
  I'm going to try to get him on the podcast, but I.
• 27:01
  Think his voice would be? Powerful.
• 27:03
  I'm obviously very interested in other ideas that you guys may
• 27:06
  have. Thank you for sending them to
• 27:07
  me. Couple other things about the.
• 27:10
  Israel, Gaza war. Right now, let's pray.
• 27:13
  Please pray with me, for I've been praying every night for the
• 27:16
  hostages. There's still nearly 200 men,
• 27:20
  women and children who are in captivity in Gaza.
• 27:23
  Some of them may have been smuggled out, but.
• 27:25
  Hopefully they're still alive, but.
• 27:26
  Who are in? Captivity with terrorists.
• 27:29
  The same terrorists that brutalized 1400 Israelis, some
• 27:34
  of them who were dual citizens of America and other countries
• 27:38
  that just massacred men, women and children, are now holding
• 27:42
  men, women and children, kidnapping them in Gaza and so.
• 27:46
  Pray for their security. Pray for their rescue.
• 27:48
  I'm. Praying that they just
• 27:50
  miraculously are freed, it's just devastating.
• 27:54
  Pray also of. Course for the innocents in
• 27:56
  Gaza, I mean there are children, a million children in Gaza,
• 28:00
  Palestinian children, they are not responsible for Hamas, they
• 28:04
  are not they're innocent and they're part of a country or a
• 28:09
  region that's. Ruled by a terrorist group.
• 28:11
  And so they're being used by him as human Shields.
• 28:14
  You know, Israel's coming in bombing with their missiles.
• 28:18
  You know, they're doing they're, they're planning a ground
• 28:19
  invasion. They want to destroy Hamas.
• 28:22
  And Hamas is embedding itself with children, basically.
• 28:27
  They have, you know, munitions. Piles.
• 28:29
  Weapons piles. Under hospitals, they have
• 28:30
  headquarters. You know, in former UN buildings
• 28:34
  and that are went for aid and then school buildings.
• 28:37
  I mean, it's it's. Brutal.
• 28:39
  So anyways, we got to pray. Pray for an end to the war, pray
• 28:42
  for an end to Hamas, because you're not going to have peace
• 28:45
  in the region if Hamas is around.
• 28:47
  Pray for those. Palestinian children and
• 28:49
  families for the innocent ones and then pray for the.
• 28:52
  Hostages because they are at. Risk at this moment.
• 28:56
  So there's a couple things I wanted to share with you about
• 28:58
  the. Hostages these posters, There's
• 29:01
  gut. Wrenching and pull it up, John,
• 29:04
  if you can see them. So Gal Gadot is a really famous
• 29:09
  Israeli American. Actor she was.
• 29:12
  Wonder Woman, she did a great job in that film.
• 29:15
  She's from Israel. She actually served in IDF at
• 29:18
  one point, I think, but she posted on her Instagram.
• 29:20
  Here we go, Ariel. It's going to make me cry here.
• 29:24
  I have a son that looks kind of like this.
• 29:27
  Ariel, four years old, Israeli. Boy literally kidnapped from his
• 29:31
  home by Hamas. We don't know if he's alive or
• 29:36
  dead. If he's alive, but brutality?
• 29:39
  He's enduring. At the hands of terrorists who?
• 29:40
  Hate him because of his. Blood his.
• 29:44
  Nationality, his ethnicity, his religion.
• 29:49
  One other is. His his younger brother.
• 29:57
  I think it's Kafir. Who's nine months?
• 29:59
  Old, who was also abducted. From his home.
• 30:01
  So these two little redhead. Boys are now.
• 30:04
  Let's pray that they're alive. And.
• 30:07
  In Gaza and that they will be released soon, but there's
• 30:12
  dozens. More actually, almost 200.
• 30:14
  Total of these hostages. So it's pretty.
• 30:18
  It's beyond devastating. All of it's beyond.
• 30:20
  Devastating. And it requires our prayer.
• 30:24
  Our prayer. And I believe our advocacy.
• 30:25
  I think now is a time for moral. Clarity.
• 30:27
  So we'll be talking. About this more in the.
• 30:28
  Podcast, but pray with me. For these.
• 30:31
  Children, please, because they are.
• 30:33
  At risk as we speak. This.
• 30:36
  But it says also how? They the pro-life.
• 30:38
  Fight feels on a almost. Daily basis because we're
• 30:40
  dealing. With human beings who are at.
• 30:42
  Risk. Their lives are at risk.
• 30:44
  The most innocent children in the US, it's children in the
• 30:47
  womb. They're at risk.
• 30:49
  Of being killed every single day.
• 30:51
  And then with this, you know, you, you know that these
• 30:54
  children in Gaza are being held by terrorists and are at risk of
• 30:57
  being killed. I mean it's or may.
• 31:00
  Might already be lost. I mean it's.
• 31:02
  I can only imagine what the families are going through.
• 31:05
  So we'll pray for them. Join me in prayer.
• 31:08
  I want to share 1 positive thing to close us out here.
• 31:12
  This has been a heavy live. I did not expect to cry on this
• 31:14
  live. But this story was really.
• 31:17
  Beautiful and it just gives me it gives me hope and I think it
• 31:20
  can give all of us some hope and inspiration so.
• 31:23
  I saw this story. I think it.
• 31:24
  Came out yesterday. Jerusalem.
• 31:27
  Catholic Patriarch offers to be. Exchanged.
• 31:30
  For Gaza. For Gaza hostages.
• 31:33
  So Reuters was reporting this. Pope Francis's representative in
• 31:38
  the Holy Land said on Monday that he was willing to exchange
• 31:41
  himself for Israeli children taken hostage by Hamas and held
• 31:45
  in Gaza Cardinal. Para Batista pizza Bala the.
• 31:49
  Patriarch of Jerusalem made his comment.
• 31:52
  I am ready for an exchange, anything.
• 31:56
  If this can lead to freedom to bring the children home, no
• 32:01
  problem. There is total willingness on my
• 32:04
  part, he clarifies later. I don't know how to get in touch
• 32:09
  with Hamas. You know, I'd like to, I'd like
• 32:11
  to make this a more formal thing, but I, I, you know,
• 32:13
  there's not really a phone number to.
• 32:15
  Call to say Hamas take me instead.
• 32:17
  But that is Jesus Christ. Love in action and.
• 32:22
  That is what gives me. Hope.
• 32:25
  In this, because it's Jesus Christ, because he shows.
• 32:29
  Us that the way. Is to love our enemies.
• 32:32
  It's to not take an eye for an eye, but it's instead to lay
• 32:36
  down our life. For those that are.
• 32:38
  In need. Now the teachings of Christ.
• 32:40
  Don't mean that we don't fight just wars to.
• 32:43
  Defend the vulnerable, but the teachings of Christ.
• 32:45
  Do mean that we do those? Wars, even if we must.
• 32:48
  Fight with love in our hearts and that we never.
• 32:51
  Harm the innocent that we never, we never seek retribution.
• 32:54
  But we seek justice. And I think there.
• 32:56
  Is a difference with a just war. The differences in large part
• 33:00
  defense, it's defense. Of the vulnerable.
• 33:04
  So what's so beautiful? Here is This is a man who's.
• 33:07
  Willing to lay down his. Life for these.
• 33:09
  Children and I don't. Know if he'll do this if you
• 33:12
  know. Practically, he can.
• 33:13
  I mean, again, these are hostages caught up in Gaza.
• 33:15
  But the story shows just the love of Jesus Christ and I
• 33:19
  think. That's the that's the ultimate.
• 33:22
  Take away for all of. Us.
• 33:24
  What's the answer? To all the hatred.
• 33:25
  What's the answer to all the war?
• 33:27
  It's, I think, the love. It's love and it's the love.
• 33:30
  Particularly I think of. Jesus Christ, who teaches us.
• 33:33
  The way which is to lay down our lives.
• 33:35
  For others, even even for our enemy.
• 33:38
  Instead of to take. Life and that's.
• 33:39
  That's the opposite of. Jihad.
• 33:41
  I mean jihad. Which is seen as.
• 33:44
  In a way that the holiest thing a Muslim can do, and I'm not
• 33:46
  speaking about all Muslims here because there's many moderate
• 33:49
  Muslims who are. Incredible people of.
• 33:51
  Peace and share so many Christian Christians.
• 33:53
  Christianity's values. But the jihad, The ideology?
• 33:56
  Of jihad that has captivated these Hamas fighters is that
• 34:00
  their path to heaven is by. Killing anyone who they believe.
• 34:05
  Opposes their. Cause including children, it's
• 34:08
  the. Opposite of the.
• 34:09
  Christian message of Lay down your life and love your enemies.
• 34:13
  And so it's all the more. I think convicting.
• 34:15
  Me, you know, I'm, as you guys know, I'm Christian.
• 34:18
  I'm a Catholic and it's. Convicting me to love more.
• 34:23
  And pray more. I mean, we're so.
• 34:25
  Privileged in the West? We're so blessed here.
• 34:28
  And we have so many opportunities to love and so
• 34:30
  just. Use those opportunities.
• 34:32
  To love All right, I. Haven't read any of.
• 34:34
  Your comments, I'm sorry, I'm. Figuring out how to use YouTube
• 34:38
  I'll. See if there's a couple.
• 34:39
  Before we close out here. Let's.
• 34:43
  See here. OK, some stuff here on Hailey
• 34:47
  Bieber. I feel for both the Charisa, I
• 34:52
  feel for both the. Jewish and the Muslim people who
• 34:54
  are innocent and suffering. It's not about.
• 34:56
  Religion. It's about evil.
• 34:57
  People attacking innocent people.
• 35:00
  I mean, I agree. I think religion has influence,
• 35:02
  but at the end of the day, it's it's, it's evil.
• 35:04
  That. We're dealing with for sure
• 35:09
  someone else here. Sorry for no sound.
• 35:11
  Oh, OK. Yeah, OK.
• 35:12
  That was me. Talking to you guys.
• 35:15
  Pro abortion people love to say see your mom had a choice or see
• 35:18
  Justin's mom had a choice. The reality is my mother and
• 35:21
  Justin's mother should never have had that.
• 35:22
  Choice to kill a baby. Exactly.
• 35:24
  I mean, you're exactly right, Sheena.
• 35:27
  OK guys, thanks for doing this with me.
• 35:29
  I hope to do it again. And thanks for all the support
• 35:32
  for the podcast and the love for the podcast, and we'll see you.
• 35:35
  Oh yeah. Really quick.
• 35:36
  We'll be out with an episode tomorrow, another podcast
• 35:38
  episode on on the channel, and then on Friday we'll be out with
• 35:42
  an episode that's going to be really interesting that you're
• 35:44
  going to love on Just War Theory, war crimes, getting into
• 35:49
  war on the Israeli Gaza war. I really want your guys's
• 35:53
  feedback on it. I'll have an expert on on Just
• 35:56
  War. Theory.
• 35:56
  He's really great so. TuneIn for that on Friday and
• 35:59
  we'll see you guys tomorrow and Friday.