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BONUS: Craziest Speeches At The DNC + Breaking News · The Lila Rose Show

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Welcome back to the Lila Rose podcast.
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We're doing another live here today.
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Again, we've done this is second live this week because there's
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so much to cover out of Chicago at the Democratic National
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Convention. Now, we've seen several days of
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speeches. There's a lot to unpack here.
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We're going to be watching clips from some of the most extreme
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parts of those speeches that again, every voter needs to know
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about. There's also some big breaking
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Thank you, Susan. Lila, you're such a champion
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advocate for the unborn. That's so kind.
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joining in Caleb's on. I'm eager for the discussion.
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Thanks for joining Caleb, the chats going great to see
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everybody. Thanks for joining the chat.
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All right, so we've got a lot to cover, and we're going to be
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actually watching parts of the DNC from over the last five days
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that you may have missed pieces from speeches that you need to
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hear. We're going to listen to Cecile
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Richard, who is the former president of Planned Parenthood
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for many years. We're going to, of course,
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listen to the presidential nominee for the Democrats, Vice
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President Kamala Harris. Her part of her speech.
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We're going to hear from Kate Cox, who's an activist, what she
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had to say. Oprah was at the DNC speaking
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what she had to say and breakdown some of these
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comments. We're also going to hear a
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little bit from Amanda Gorman, who is a poet and what she said.
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And then we're going to go to the breaking news about RFK and
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President Trump. So don't miss this episode.
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OK, let's go to this clip from Cecile Richards.
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Now Cecile Richards, if you don't know who she is speaking
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at the DNC, she had this prime spot to speak at the DNC.
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She was the former president of Planned Parenthood.
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Planned Parenthood is one of the biggest pro abortion radical
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corporations in the world. They are the biggest abortion
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chain in the United States. They kill up to 40% of the
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children killed in this country, depending on the years and how
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their abortion business is doing.
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They're killing over 1000 children every single day in
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America and guess what? They get 1/2 of a billion
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dollars in taxpayer funding. Maybe you didn't know all of
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that, but they were outside the DNC this week with a truck, an
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abortion truck offering free abortions.
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And they were bragging about how they committed 25 abortions in
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the time that they were outside the DNC.
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So some people said, well, this is not the DN CS fault that
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Planned Parenthood sent their marketing truck to do abortions.
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That's not on the DNC, that's on Planned Parenthood.
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Well, the Democratic National Convention invited Cecile
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Richards to speak, and so we're going to play this clip here
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from Cecile Richards. Last few weeks have been a
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celebration of women from cheering on Team USA to
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supporting Kamala Harris for president.
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As my mother, Governor Ann Richards would say, I hear
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America singing When women are free to make their own decisions
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about about their lives and to follow our dreams, we are
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unstoppable. But when Roe versus Wade was
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overturned, a generation of young people lost that freedom.
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Like Ashley, a 12 year old rape survivor in Mississippi because
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of her state's abortion ban. She started 7th grade with a
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newborn. That's the Republican promise of
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states rights. So we're going to do a couple
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things here and just commenting on this.
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This is the president. The former president of Planned
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Parenthood was the president for many years, stepped down.
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She's very, very influential in the Democratic Party.
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She's here speaking at the DNC as a keynote speaker.
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And this just shows the Democratic National Convention
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was in no small way an abortion bonanza.
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They had all of these speakers representing the abortion
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lobbying industry speaking out at the convention as featured
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featured speakers. And then they had of course,
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abortion mentioned again and again and again in many of the
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speeches by Kamala Harris or Biden or other.
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So we're going to talk about that.
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But I want to draw attention to some a couple things that she
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said here. She is talking about how we as
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women, when we are free to make her own decisions, she or she
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says and follow our dreams, we are unstoppable.
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There's some truth to that in the sense that yes, of course
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women should be free to make decisions and follow our dreams.
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That's beautiful. I mean, human beings in general,
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the gift of freedom is a is a blessing.
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It's something that we have and we cherish as Americans too.
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But you don't have your a freedom as a woman.
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I don't have a freedom to go kill a baby and.
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This is the big. Lie that is being told again and
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again in politics today that my freedom as a woman is dependent.
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My empowerment as a woman is dependent on being able to kill
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a baby. Being I'm able to terminate a
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pregnancy. That pregnancy is the thing that
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will stop me from achieving my dreams.
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This is a lie from the pit of hell because the child is
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presented as this threat to happiness.
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When a child is the greatest gift to this country, to this
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world. That anybody could have a child
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is a blessing, always a blessing, even when there's
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challenging circumstances around the conception of that baby or
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you know, life gets challenging. Life can be very challenging,
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but life is always a gift, and human life always has human
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rights. So of course, you hear the
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euphemistic language, and then you hear Cecile Richards do the
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thing that, again, this is the common practice of the abortion
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lobby. She immediately goes to the
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worst case scenario that she can present to anyone, the
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heartbreaking depiction of a rape survivor at just 12 years
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old. And she's using this girl's
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story to tell you that you need abortion on demand in America.
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That's of course your position. Planned Parenthood wants
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abortion through all nine months for any reason.
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That's the DNC platform. OK, No restrictions on abortion.
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Most people don't even know that.
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So she's using the most extreme, heartbreaking case to justify
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all abortion on demand when the reality is it's just one to 2%
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of all abortions today are done because of rape, incest, or life
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threatening condition to the mother's health.
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So she's using less than 1% of cases to justify all abortion on
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demand. That's the first fallacy here in
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how she's presenting the the case for abortion, how Cecile
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Richards is doing this. But in addition, listen to her
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language. She says this girl, she
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graduates 7th grade with a newborn.
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She's saying that newborn shouldn't be here, shouldn't
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exist. Now, the emphasis in a case of
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sexual abuse of a young girl should be on removing her from
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the abuse, and it should be on stopping the abuser and making
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sure that abuser is punished. Notice that that never part of
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the conversation when girls who are the victims of sexual abuse
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are trotted out as examples of why we need abortion on demand.
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Notice that there's nothing about stopping the sexual abuse.
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There's nothing about holding the abuser accountable.
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It's always blame the baby, right?
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It's always blame the baby and say that this newborn baby is
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the problem and it should have been killed.
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I mean, that's what she's saying here.
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That is what Cecile Richards is saying here.
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The reality is sexual abuse is horrific.
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I've said this many times in the podcast.
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We need to fight it. We need to protect children who
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are who are hurt by it. But the solution to the trauma
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that a sexual abuse victim goes through is not the additional
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trauma of an abortion. And it's also not to say, OK,
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we're going to make you raise a newborn.
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This is why adoption is so essential and powerful in many
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of these cases. But it's instead to say, let's
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make the person who committed the crime responsible.
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We're not going to hold this unborn or newborn baby
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responsible for the crime of his or her father.
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And this is the the, the piece that's always missing from the
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rhetoric from the pro abortion side.
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It's always about, let's use these heartbreaking cases to
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justify the 3000 abortions happening every day.
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And there's never a conversation about justice against the
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abuser. It's always about take it out on
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the baby because they are not meant to be and they shouldn't
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be here. Well, I challenge Cecile
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Richards and I challenge every single speaker at the DNC who's
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out there promoting abortion and any pro abortion activist to sit
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down with a child conceived in sexual violence.
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Like my friend Rebecca Keesling, who was conceived in sexual
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violence perpetrated against her young mother.
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And her mother was able to have Rebecca.
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She actually would have had an abortion if it had been legal at
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the time. She did not have the abortion.
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And now she thinks God that she didn't because Rebecca is a
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beautiful light and example of the value of every life, even a
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life conceived in sexual violence.
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So we are for all life here. And that's not the message
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coming out, of course, from Cecile Richards.
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All right, that was to kick this off with Cecile Richards.
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We kind of started pretty dark here.
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Again, She's she oversaw an organization that during her
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tenure killed millions of children.
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That's what her legacy is. Let's next go to we're going to
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save Kamala Harris. We're going to go to Kate Cox
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next. You may have heard the name Kate
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Cox. She is a activist now for the
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abortion side. And she goes around sharing her
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personal story to persuade people that you need abortion on
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demand. Again, this is who the DNC chose
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to have as their speakers, right?
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So let's watch this clip from Kate Cox.
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She was actually named a Time Person of the Week back in
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March. And here she is sharing her
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story and talking about why we need abortion on demand.
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Texas heroine Kate Cox I'm Kate Cox and I love being a mom.
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I have two beautiful children and my husband and I have always
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wanted a third. But when I got pregnant, doctors
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told us our baby would never survive and if I didn't need an
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abortion, it would put a future. Pregnancy at risk, but Trump
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didn't care and because of his abortion bans, I had to flee my
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home there's nothing pro family about abortion bans.
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There's nothing pro-life about letting women suffer and.
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Even die. I want to pause for a moment
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here because you hear this positive Western sounding music.
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You hear Kate Cox, this mother at the DNC talking about how she
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loves children and being a mom. And then she's talking about how
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Texas wouldn't let her get this abortion and she had to flee her
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home. And I'm sharing this with you
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because I think it's really important to show the extreme
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propaganda of the left right now in abortion because I want to
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tell you what actually happened in the Kate Cox case.
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Kate Cox was in a later, later part of pregnancy when she finds
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out that her baby has trisomy 18.
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Trisomy 18 can be a condition where the baby may pass during
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delivery shortly after birth. But the reality is many children
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with this genetic condition can live for years.
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In fact, Bella Santorum is now a teenager.
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She has the same condition that Kate Cox's baby had.
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And Bella Santorum is a beautiful young girl being
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raised by a very Pearl, a family who said even though she has
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trisomy 18, even though she has this condition that can be life
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altering, life threatening, we're going to treat her life
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with dignity and give her a chance at life.
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We're not going to kill Bella because she has a genetic
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condition. We're going to give her a chance
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at life. If she dies, which we all at
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some point will die, then we are going to mourn her.
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But we're going to love her for whatever time she has in this
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life. That is the pro-life position.
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Kate Cox, not so. Kate Cox's daughter also had
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Trisomy 18 and she was told by doctors, well, the baby will
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probably die. And Kate Cox said, well, I'm
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going to kill the baby before I even deliver because I don't
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want to go through potentially AC section.
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I want to be able to get pregnant again with a healthy
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baby. And so my life.
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She said she claimed my life is at risk, so I need to have this
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late term abortion. The truth is Kate Cox is, if you
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read the actual even legal documents here by Kate Cox's own
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attorneys, Kate Cox's life was not at risk with this pregnancy.
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If Kate Cox's life had been at risk, even Texas abortion law
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permits an early delivery of the baby if there is a life
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threatening emergency. And she would have never had to
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leave Texas. But there was no life
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threatening emergency. Kate Cox's baby simply had a
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significant genetic condition that would have required special
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care. Maybe the baby would be die
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early, but the baby was still living.
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The baby was alive and the baby was growing.
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So what did Kate Cox do? She lawyered up and she tried to
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sue the state of Texas to let her have a late term abortion of
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her baby girl. And when Texas said no, let the
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baby live. If the baby passes, we the baby
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deserves care and love for as long as this baby is with us.
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But we're not going to go do a late term abortion on this baby
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girl because of her disability. Let me remind you what a late
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term abortion entails. This of course is not talked
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about by Cecile Richards or Kate Cox or any of the speakers of
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the DNC. A late term abortion entails.
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There's two different kinds that can be used.
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These are the 2 standard late term abortions #1 is the D&C
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abortion which goes in to the mother's womb and uses grasping
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instruments, forceps to grab parts of the living moving baby.
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This is a baby that could be as old as 21 or 22 weeks old.
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RIP apart pieces of the baby off the baby's torso to fit the baby
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through the birth canal and RIP apart that baby in a live
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dismemberment abortion. That is either that abortion or
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another one I'll describe in a moment is the abortion that Kate
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Cox subjected her baby girl for, for the sin of having trisomy
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18A, barbaric, painful live dismemberment abortion.
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And she said, well, I had to flee my home to go.
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You did not have to flee your home.
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You have a late term abortion of your precious daughter who
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deserved a shot at life like Bella Santorum has a shot at
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life. I mean, even describing this is
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just gut wrenching. And here she is smiling at the
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DNC and talking about how she loves motherhood and that's
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that's what happened to her daughter.
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The other late term abortion is when a lethal injection is given
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to the baby. And this is usually when the
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baby's a little bit older, maybe 2829, thirty weeks.
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And that lethal injection of digoxin is a chemical that
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basically forces cardiac arrest that kills that baby.
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It stabs the baby sometimes in the head, in the chest cavity.
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I mean, it's excruciatingly painful for this baby, kills
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that baby, and then you deliver a dead baby.
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Those are the two options. Those are the two late term
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abortions to ensure that the baby's dead, right?
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Because the goal with an abortion is that the baby's
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dead. What's the difference between
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delivering the baby alive and delivering the debate, the baby
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dead abortion? That's the difference.
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That's what Texas didn't want to happen to this little girl.
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And that's what Kate Cox wanted to happen to this little girl.
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And so it's devastating that this is the reality.
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This is what we're talking about.
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But you would never know it when you watch the footage of Kate
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Cox of the DNC saying with the, with the music playing, saying I
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fled my home and now I'm pregnant again with another
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baby. Hay Cox wanted a baby without
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complication, without any disability.
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That's what this is about. This is about let's do a, a
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let's search and find the children that are sick or the
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children that are disabled and make sure they are never born
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alive. And let's make sure any child
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that is born alive is healthy and wanted.
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And so This is why we have abortion laws to protect
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children from this and to change the perspective in healthcare
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that sick children, disabled children in the womb are just as
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much humans. And if there's going to be if,
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if there's going to be serious medical problems or the
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likelihood of a terminal illness with a baby, you give palliative
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care. You give care that is kind of
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like Hospice care to ensure that that baby dies with dignity.
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You don't go in and kill that baby using lethal injection or
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live dismemberment. So this case guts me because I
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think about Bella Santorum with the same condition as Kate Cox's
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daughter. And I think about all the
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disabled children that children with disabilities that are
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targeted by the abortion industry, by Planned Parenthood.
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And I think about the utter hypocrisy of those that say they
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care about children and the weak who'll go on these search and
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destroy missions against children who are sick or with
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disability, often in these brutal late term abortions.
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All right, let's go to another clip.
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Oprah is at the DNC this week and here she is giving her take
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on her view of women's empowerment.
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Let's see if we can pull up this clip next.
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She is adding her voice to the whole chorus of voices at the
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DNC with one message. You need abortion if you're a
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woman, you're less than a woman. You're not a woman.
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You're not empowered if you don't have abortion.
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Here's Oprah at the DMC. We have all seen brave people
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walk onto the stage and share their most private pain.
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Amanda and Josh, Caitlin Hadley, They told us their stories of
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rape and incest and near death experiences from having the
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state deny them the abortion that their doctor explained was
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medically necessary. And they've told us these things
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for one reason, and that is to keep what happened to them from
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happening to anybody else. Because if you do not have
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autonomy over this, over this, if you cannot control when and
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how you choose to bring your children into this world and how
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they are raised and supported, there is no American dream.
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OK, so there's so much here to talk about with Oprah's comments
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here. You know, Oprah's a compelling
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speaker and I, you know, I don't know what the chat says, but you
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know, she's clearly very talented communicator.
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She always has been. And I admire her talent, but
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here she is lending her talent and her powerful voice to saying
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that there is no American dream if you can't choose when and how
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to bring children into the world.
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Now, in one sense, I agree with Oprah.
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Yeah, of course we should have the ability.
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I mean, we shouldn't have to bear a child and go be forced to
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bear a child if we are not making that decision.
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I mean, I think it's important that there's decision when it
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comes to sex and that people should be free from sexual
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violence and sexual abuse and, and all of these things.
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But when you are pregnant, when you are pregnant, it's not just
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your body. And there's not now the question
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of whether or not you're going to bring a child into the world.
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The child's already in the world.
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See, Oprah is missing. She's, she's hiding the
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inconvenient truth for the Democrats and those that support
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abortion, that when you're pregnant, there's already a baby
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there. There's already human being.
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How do I know this? The science is clear.
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You, you could know this by going and looking at an
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ultrasound of a baby and you know, the hearing the heartbeat
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as early as seven weeks. And there's a little human being
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in there, a little boy or girl, sometimes twins or even
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triplets. But this is a human life.
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So when you get pregnant, it's not just your life and your
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autonomy. Now it's another human life, and
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that life has rights too. But of course, this doesn't make
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it into Oprah's speech. Of course there's no
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acknowledgement when she talks about the American Dream, about
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the American dream for a child and the American dream for a
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preborn baby. We were all preborn babies at
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one point. Oprah was an unborn baby at one
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point, and when she was that unborn baby, she was as much
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Oprah as she is today. OK, as was I, But there's no
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acknowledgement of this biological and scientific fact.
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Instead, it's this magical thinking of when I am pregnant,
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if I want the abortion, then it's not a baby.
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But if I am pregnant and I want the baby, than it is a baby.
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So this idea that we as the parent magically decide when it
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becomes a baby instead of deciding the reality, realizing
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the reality of it is a baby. Imagine if we thought this way
22:40
about two year olds, right? You don't like your two year
22:43
old. You find out that they're up a
22:44
lot in the night. You find out that it's messy and
22:46
crazy sometimes to have a 2 year old.
22:48
You don't like all their blossoming opinions.
22:51
OK, I've decided that my 2 year old is no longer a child.
22:55
My 2 year old's a burden and inconvenience to me.
22:57
A profound inconvenience to me. So I'm going to terminate my 2
23:01
year old, right? People would say, well, that's
23:03
wrong. Doesn't matter that you are
23:06
stressed out from your two year old or that your two year old is
23:09
up through the night or that there's all of these
23:10
complications with your two year old.
23:12
It's a 2 year old. It's a human life.
23:14
We don't have that wishful thinking when the baby is born.
23:17
Thank goodness infanticide is still largely illegal in
23:20
America. Thank God for that.
23:22
But we have this magical thinking moments before birth
23:25
even for late term abortions. It's not a baby.
23:28
You know, Kate Cox, remember it? It wasn't a baby when she killed
23:31
it, when she killed that little girl and then she brought that
23:34
girl to be killed out of state from Texas to a an abortion.
23:37
She was going to do a late term abortion.
23:39
It was just terminating a pregnancy.
23:41
But all of a sudden it's a baby if the child is wanted.
23:43
Our wants and desires as adults do not determine the value of a
23:47
child. A human life has value
23:49
regardless of our feelings about that human life.
23:52
And of course, this is not acknowledged in Oprah's speech.
23:57
The other thing in Oprah's speech that's really deceptive
23:59
here, guys, is she says that abortion, that women can't get
24:03
abortions that their doctor told them was medically necessary.
24:07
So you're going to hear this a lot.
24:09
You probably already have. Tell me in the chat if you've
24:11
heard this. Abortion is medically necessary.
24:14
Abortion is medically necessary. Abortion is not medically
24:18
necessary. This is not my opinion.
24:20
This is the position of thousands of OBGY NS who
24:24
practice pro-life medicine. Now there has to be nuance here
24:27
to explain what this means because there's a lot of
24:29
misinformation out there, but the reality is that the direct
24:33
and intentional killing of a baby, targeting the baby in
24:36
utero for destruction is never medically necessary.
24:39
In some cases, if there's a life threatening condition or the
24:42
baby is developing in the ectopic, in an ectopic pregnancy
24:46
in the fallopian tube, there may need to be an emergency
24:49
operation to remove that baby. But the goal there is not to
24:53
target that baby's body for destruction with live
24:55
dismemberment with a lethal injection to kill that baby.
24:59
The goal there is to either remove the baby from a hostile
25:02
environment because they can't survive there anyways in an
25:05
ectopic pregnancy, or to give the baby a chance at life in an
25:09
early delivery, delivering that baby alive in a life threatening
25:13
emergency. Again, very rare cases to give
25:16
that baby a shot at life. That's pro-life medicine.
25:19
But the abortion industry will say, no, just go in and get an
25:22
abortion, kill the baby. That's the solution.
25:25
That is never the solution. And this is such a, a key point
25:30
because I've just seen the fear mongering, you know, even good
25:33
people who are, you know, pro-life who are being told,
25:36
well, we need abortion to be legal because it, it's, it's
25:39
medically necessary. And the reality is even in
25:42
states like Texas, there are provisions in the law for
25:45
ectopic pregnancy or provisions in the law for an early delivery
25:48
if there's a medical emergency and necessity for that.
25:52
In that case, you're not going in there to kill the baby again.
25:55
You're going in there to give the baby a shot at life if the
25:58
baby can be saved and then to protect the mother.
26:01
That is the crucial difference between pro-life healthcare and
26:05
pro abortion destruction, which is what unfortunately, Oprah is
26:10
advocating for here. So there's so much
26:12
misinformation here. I got to say one other thing on
26:14
the Oprah front, too. She's referencing these, you
26:17
know, cases that the DNC proudly trotted out as justifications
26:22
for abortion on demand. Kate Cox is one of them, right?
26:25
I want to play another clip from the DNC.
26:27
When you're expecting a baby, packing for the hospital should
26:31
be a joyful moment. For us, it was different.
26:36
We were told with 100% certainty we would lose our baby girl,
26:41
Willow, and we were sent home. For three days, we waited until
26:48
Amanda was sick enough to receive standard abortion care.
26:55
Eventually, Amanda's temperature spiked.
26:58
She was shaking, disoriented and crashing.
27:04
I don't remember what I threw into our bag that day, only that
27:08
instead of welcoming Willow, I was hoping Amanda's life could
27:12
be saved. I'm here tonight because the
27:17
fight for reproductive rights isn't just a woman's fight.
27:21
This is about fighting. This is about fighting for our
27:26
families and, as Pamela Harris says, our future.
27:32
All right, so this was a clip here of one of the many there
27:35
were a lot of different speeches obviously given at the DNC about
27:38
abortion. This was yet another example
27:40
that was presented of the reasons why we need abortion on
27:43
demand. And again, what's so unfortunate
27:45
about a lot of these, a lot of these stories is it seems to
27:48
indicate that you need abortion, otherwise we're going to die.
27:51
When of course, there's so many details like in the Kate Cox
27:54
case that are left out. And what's left out here is the
27:56
reality that if there is a life threatening immediate risk to
28:00
the mother's health and early, early delivery can be justified
28:03
because of that, even a state like Texas is going to permit
28:06
that, that there is a reality that in some rare cases you
28:09
might need to monitor, wait and see, and then there might need
28:12
to be an early delivery. But again, no state, including
28:16
Texas, is going to prohibit that.
28:18
And So what you're often hearing and in the K Cox case is not so
28:21
much a life threatening condition, but that the baby
28:24
there was maybe mismanagement of the case, the the doctors
28:27
mismanaged it or the baby themselves had a disability or
28:30
was sick. And so they're using that as a
28:32
life threatening medical condition for why this baby then
28:35
needs to be killed. In their opinion.
28:37
They need it needs to kill, they need to kill the baby.
28:39
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All right, we're going to do, we're going to go to Kamala
29:40
Harris clip. Let's do that one next.
29:42
So this is, of course, the Democratic nominee for
29:46
president, Vice President Kamala Harris.
29:47
This is what she has to say about abortion.
29:49
Americans are fully able to make their own decisions about their
29:56
own lives, especially on matters of heart and home.
30:05
But tonight in America, too many women are not able to make those
30:11
decisions. And let's be clear about how we
30:14
got here. Donald Trump hand picked members
30:18
of the United States Supreme Court to take away reproductive
30:21
freedom and now he brags about it.
30:25
And get this, get this. He plans to create a national
30:32
anti abortion coordinator and force states to report on
30:39
women's miscarriages and abortions.
30:44
Simply put, they are out of their minds.
30:49
One must ask, why exactly is it that they don't trust women?
30:57
Well, we trust women. We trust women.
31:03
All right, so you can hear here, she's talking about miscarriage.
31:06
And I think that this is, again, commonly used by abortion
31:10
advocates to muddy the waters. So Kamala Harris is saying we
31:13
trust women and talking about women who are miscarrying.
31:16
Here's the reality. If there is a miscarriage, if
31:20
the baby has passed away in utero and now the baby's just
31:23
passing that child, right, or the mother's now passing that
31:26
child, using a procedure to remove the baby who has passed
31:30
away is not an abortion. This cannot be said enough, and
31:33
it's very important to say if the baby has already passed
31:37
away, if the baby is already dead in the mother's womb, that
31:42
removing that baby is not an abortion.
31:45
A procedure to remove the baby may be similar or the same as a
31:49
procedure used to kill a living baby, to actually kill a baby,
31:53
but that one is the moral difference is dramatic.
31:57
So think about it this way. If someone dies and you bury
32:00
their body, that's the proper treatment of a dead body.
32:03
You give them a proper burial, you bury the body.
32:06
If someone is alive and you bury somebody who's alive, that's a
32:10
murder, right? That's ending a person's life in
32:13
a horrible way. Similarly, if you use a
32:15
procedure to remove a baby who has already passed away in their
32:20
mother's womb, that is sometimes a necessary medical procedure.
32:25
If you go in there and you kill a living baby and RIP that baby
32:29
out of his or her mother's womb, that's a killing.
32:32
That's a murder. So this is again, the the
32:35
rhetoric that's being used to conflate the two, even by Kamala
32:39
Harris herself. To try to scare people, to try
32:41
to scare you, try to scare you, that if you are living in a
32:45
state where there is protection of human life in the womb, then
32:49
if you get a miscarriage, you have a miscarriage, you're not
32:51
going to get medical care. And that is a complete lie.
32:54
There is no law to prevent any woman who has experiencing
32:57
miscarriage from medical care in any state, especially pro-life
33:01
states. And if there is a miscarriage
33:03
and the baby has passed away, removing that baby is not an
33:07
abortion. It is not the termination of a
33:09
human life. So the misinformation here, I
33:12
mean, it's, there's so much of it, it can almost, it is
33:15
exhausting. I'm not going to keep going
33:17
through all the clips. I, we just went through a bunch.
33:19
I'm going to do one more clip for you guys.
33:21
But they just did it again and again at the DNC again and
33:24
again. They said that women are hurt by
33:28
abortion bans, protecting life. And therefore we need abortion.
33:32
We need abortion, we need abortion.
33:34
Women do not need abortion. Killing our baby is not
33:38
empowerment. You can do healthcare to care
33:41
for both mother and child. No matter how many lies.
33:45
Kamala Harris, Oprah here, Kate Cox, all of these still
33:49
Richards. No matter how many lies are
33:51
told, you can care for both. And I know this because I've
33:54
seen it day in day out. And I also know this because
33:57
nothing justifies the intentional taking of an
34:00
innocent human life. Nothing justifies that.
34:03
Whether that baby is preborn, 2 years old, twenty year, that's a
34:06
20 year old human being. Nothing justifies the
34:08
intentional taking of an innocent human life.
34:11
That is the pro-life position. That is what is completely
34:13
covered up here at the DNCI. Got to play you one last clip
34:17
from the DNC. This is from the poet Amanda
34:20
Gorman. I like some of Amanda Gorman's
34:23
work. I think she has a lovely way of
34:26
speaking with some of the poems that she's written.
34:29
I do think she is a talent. Unfortunately, sometimes she
34:33
uses her talent to promote evil. This is again the brainwashing
34:38
of so many young people today that are being told, oh, you
34:41
need abortion, abortion is great.
34:42
Killing a baby is great. That's obviously not true.
34:45
But here is Amanda Gorman, who unfortunately has come out for
34:49
abortion. I mean, I think that's the world
34:50
she's swimming in. So it's almost like she's been
34:52
told that this is what women need.
34:54
So she just bought that lie. But this is her invoking the.
34:58
She uses the word hollowed or sacredness of the DNC.
35:03
Let's play this bit of a clip from Amanda Gorman.
35:05
We gather at this hallowed place because we believe in the
35:12
American Dream. We face a race that tests if
35:16
this country we cherish shall perish from the.
35:20
Earth. And if our earth shall perish
35:24
from this country? All right, so a couple things
35:28
here. She starts by saying we're in a
35:30
hallowed A hallowed but hallowed.
35:32
I think she means sacred place that they're there at the
35:35
Democratic National Convention. Of course, presumably picking
35:38
their nominee. It's Kamala Harris, surprise,
35:40
surprise. But I, I, I, I said this earlier
35:44
to you guys just a few days ago, out, out right outside the DNC
35:48
where their evening speeches are taking place in Chicago.
35:50
Right outside, within just a few blocks is the Planned Parenthood
35:54
bust. Doing child sacrifice, killing
35:57
babies, handing out chemical abortion, starting the abortion
36:00
process that kills a developing human life.
36:03
And here you have this, this facade of this is a hallowed
36:08
space. There is nothing holy or sacred
36:12
about a convention that has made its core principle, at least one
36:17
of the core principles, the destruction of innocent human
36:20
life. In fact, it's the opposite.
36:22
This is the, the, the mindlessness and the, and the
36:26
extreme lie that's constantly presented here.
36:29
It's like if you say a lie enough times, it has to be true.
36:31
You say enough times women need to kill their baby to, to be
36:34
empowered. But you don't say it that way,
36:35
right? You say women's empowerment.
36:37
You talk about a women's rights to cover up what abortion really
36:41
is. And you say it enough times
36:43
everyone will, well, everyone will just believe it.
36:46
This is why it's so important that we tell the truth, that we
36:49
call out the lie. We call a spade a spade.
36:52
We say a life is a life, and we don't buy the nonsense.
36:57
One other thing that Amanda Gorman said is that we will not
37:01
perish from the earth unless the earth perishes from us.
37:04
You know, I'm paraphrasing here. I think she's speaking to, of
37:07
course, the fear that is placed on younger people today,
37:13
millennials and Gen. Z, that climate change is the
37:16
existential threat to all of us. And unless we address climate
37:20
change, we're going to perish from the earth because we perish
37:23
the earth basically, right? And I want to just call this out
37:27
here because you know what the most existential threat is to
37:30
the human race right now, The most existential threat to the
37:33
human race right now is not climate change.
37:35
And there's a lot of debate about what really is the reason
37:37
for climate change, about what it means changes in whether or
37:40
not existential threats to human beings.
37:43
Yes, there's impacts on the environment.
37:44
We should care about that, by the way, we should care about
37:46
our environment. Yes, yes, yes.
37:49
But what is the most existential threat today to the human race?
37:53
What is it? Well, in nations like China,
37:58
after the one child policy and the forced abortion policies of
38:02
China were in effect for too long, their existential threat
38:06
was now under population. Their existential threat was now
38:11
population imbalance where everyone was having a boy
38:13
instead of a girl because of sex selection of abortion, because
38:16
you only allowed one child in China for many years.
38:20
And so the Chinese government literally started to pay people
38:22
to have two children because they realized that we can't even
38:26
continue as a country if we have demographic imbalance.
38:29
And we're not replacing yourself as a society.
38:32
We're not having enough children.
38:34
And did you know that in the West, in most parts of the
38:37
Western world today, including the United States, we are below
38:41
replacement rate as a population.
38:43
The existential threat is not climate change.
38:47
The existential threat is the fact that we see children who
38:50
are the future as threats, to the point where we even kill
38:54
children in the womb when we conceive them.
38:56
And that is the reality. The only reason America's
38:59
population isn't shrinking is because of immigration, because
39:02
other people are having children and those children are coming
39:04
here. But if we buy the cultural lie
39:08
that children are threats, if you have a child, just have one.
39:11
Abort the rest. Contracept away any possibility
39:15
of the rest. Children are a burden.
39:17
They are a threat. You can't have a civilization.
39:21
You need at least 2.1 children per couple to even replace
39:24
yourself as a population. And there's other significant
39:27
cultural and economic threats to not even having children.
39:31
It's called the aging population.
39:32
You have a population that's aging and there's not a younger
39:34
generation that's driving the economy, that's driving the
39:37
ability to even care for an aging population.
39:39
We need children. They are a blessing and not a
39:43
threat. We should help each other.
39:45
For those that have children, we should have family friendly
39:47
policies. I'm excited about that to make
39:51
sure that parents have the resources they need to raise
39:54
their kids. We should not be weaponizing our
39:57
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mission just as much. All right, so you might have
41:48
heard this news, but RFK is dropping out of the race, so he
41:52
is no longer running for president.
41:54
So all of the independence might be very sad about this.
41:57
I wanted to talk about this because he's throwing his
41:59
support behind Trump. But I think it's important to
42:02
note here, as we're talking about what the Democrats are
42:04
doing on abortion, to talk about what Trump and RFK have been
42:08
saying on abortion, because that is part of the focus of this
42:10
live, to talk about where the candidates all stand right now.
42:13
So RFK recently came out today. He said that he is now endorsing
42:17
Trump. He also has said in the past
42:21
what his position on abortion is.
42:22
I think people need to know this.
42:23
A lot of people don't even know where RFK stands on abortion,
42:25
but he has been very public about it over the last year.
42:28
He said recently that he this was when he was asked by a
42:32
reporter if he supports allowing individual states to determine
42:35
abortion access for women. Kennedy answered we shouldn't
42:39
have the government involved. And then he goes on to say we
42:42
need to leave it to women. Then the interviewer asked RFK,
42:48
what about if the abortion is full term?
42:50
What about if the baby's full term?
42:52
Do you still support abortion? And RFK responds, quote UN
42:56
quote, even if it's full term. I wanted to share that because
43:01
it's awful that RFK, who seems to be really for medical
43:05
freedom, and he seems to be appealing to a lot of
43:08
independent voters, even a lot of women, like some of his
43:10
positions. Most people don't know that
43:12
that's what he has said, that he has actually been on the record
43:15
to say that he supports abortion even until it's full term.
43:18
Now he's kind of backtracked that a little bit because
43:21
recently he came out in another statement criticizing Planned
43:24
Parenthood on talking about how Planned Parenthood sets up its
43:28
abortion facilities in largely minority neighborhoods, so that
43:32
Planned Parenthood is actually targeting black families and
43:36
black children for abortion. OK, guys, I promised the
43:38
breaking news and RFK. We already talked about some of
43:41
his latest quotes. I mentioned he said he supports
43:45
full term abortion, but then he was bashing Planned Parenthood
43:48
and saying that they're targeting blacks and minorities,
43:51
which they are. The abortion rate in the black
43:53
community is 3 to five times higher than among whites.
43:57
Blacks are disproportionately affected by abortion and that
44:01
was the design of Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned
44:03
Parenthood from the beginning. Planned Parenthood's were
44:06
originally designed to be in minority neighborhoods to stop
44:10
the unfits, those that were unfit, according to Margaret
44:13
Sanger's eugenic vision, from populating and having more
44:16
children. She want to use birth control,
44:18
later abortion to curb undesirable populations.
44:20
This is eugenics. We're not going to get into all
44:23
the details about that on the show.
44:24
But apparently RFK knows about that, thankfully, thankfully.
44:27
But still he's saying stuff like, well, I support full term
44:30
abortion, so these things don't add up.
44:32
RFK, if you care about freedom, you care about human rights.
44:36
If you care about the black community and abortion
44:38
destroying them, you wouldn't go out and say you support full
44:40
term abortion. So again, I think our
44:43
politicians, many of them, they're going through and I pray
44:46
for change among even obviously the Democrats that they're going
44:49
through their own journeys of dealing with all the lies that
44:52
have been told for many years about human life.
44:55
And my hope is that of course, there's conversion among all the
44:58
Democrats that there's conversion for RFK.
45:01
His eyes are open. And I hope that too for
45:04
president, former President Donald Trump.
45:06
Let's go to that last guys. All right, so this was just
45:09
today. I, my phone was blowing up just
45:11
a few hours ago with this news. President Trump, he's probably
45:16
watching former President Trump, he's probably watching the DNC.
45:19
I don't know why he said this. I think it was foolish of him if
45:21
he wants to win his election because President Trump, former
45:24
President Trump came out and said on Truth Social, which
45:28
seems to be his platform of choice, right?
45:30
He came up and let's pull up his quote here.
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This was just a few hours ago and he came out with this quote
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on Truth Social. He says, Donald Trump, he says
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my administration will be great for women and their reproductive
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rights. And you know, when I saw this,
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I, I know what's happening here. President Trump is Trump is
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trying to somehow, I guess, ingratiate himself with those
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that are pro abortion and he's using that term reproductive
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rights, which sound like a good thing.
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I mean, a right sounds like a good thing.
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I want my rights. But what he's referring to here
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and what is referred to here by that term reproductive rights is
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abortion. It's killing a baby in the womb.
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Of course, they don't use that correct language.
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They say this euphemistic phrase to try to persuade you it's a
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good thing. But here he is using the phrase.
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And So what I would just say, again, my advice to Donald
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Trump, and this is my advice to the Democrats too, but with
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Donald Trump, he has signaled before that he is sympathetic
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maybe to the pro-life position. He appointed justices that
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helped overturn Roe V Wade. That was a big step in the right
46:35
direction. So for him to come out and say I
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support basically abortion, that is a huge not just
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disappointment because he's not standing on any principle here.
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But that's not good for his campaign.
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I mean, news flash to the Trump campaign, you're not going to
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win over the left who already hates you, OK?
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The Democrats have persuaded a lot of people to hate you.
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They're hating you. That's what you're dealing with.
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All you're doing when you say you support abortion, all that
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JD Vance and Trump are doing when they say we support
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abortion pills, when they've said this, they're just
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alienating their base. Why are you doing this?
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Stand on principle. People want to see bold
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principle right now. They want to see a reaction
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against the extremism of the Democrats who are so far gone on
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abortion. They are.
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They are for full term abortion. They are made their whole
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convention about abortion. And what we're looking for, what
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pro-life voters right now are looking for, is a champion.
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Someone to come out and say wake up world.
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These are human beings. These are babies.
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These are lives. They are our most vulnerable,
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our most precious, our most dependent.
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They deserve champions, they deserve a fight, they deserve
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protection. Children are everything.
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They are blessings. And you know, if someone's
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pregnant and they're struggling, we're going to help you.
47:59
We're going to do family friendly policies to help young
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American families. We're going to do family
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friendly policies to help young mothers.
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That should be the message of both parties, but that you would
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think would be the message of Donald Trump based on the fact
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he's campaigned on life before and now he's pivoting.
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Now he's pivoting. And you know, it's not going to
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help him in this election. It's not going to help.
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It's not only is it not principled, it's not going to
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help the Trump campaign to be trying to sound like a Democrat
48:28
right now. Now is not the time to try to
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sound like Kamala Harris. Now is the time to sound like
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the reasonable and just response to the extraordinary pro
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abortion bonanza that the DNC just put on.
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And now's the time to say, I'm going to fight for life.
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I'm going to stand for life. Children matter.
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We're going to fight to help families.
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We're going to fight for life. That's not what happened here.
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So, you know, Trump campaign, if you're listening, we're we're
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saying loud and clear, if you want to have a shot at winning,
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you've got to fix this because this is this is not only not
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principled, principles do matter in politics.
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By the way, Don't just say, oh, politics, no principle.
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You want to have principles in politics, you need principles in
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politics. But it's also the smart thing to
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do, quite frankly. And, you know, my message to
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Kamala Harris and the Democrats is like there used to be a day
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when the Democrats were for the little guy.
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I remember my my grandpa, you know, tried and true blue
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collar, you know, Democrat. Yeah, from the from
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Massachusetts. And there was a time when they
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were pro-life Democrats. There was a time when the
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Democrats part of the whole like, you know, let's fight for
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the little guy. Let's fight for the those that
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are underprivileged. It was let's fight for the
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babies. Let's care about mothers and
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babies. It was a whole different vision.
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And Planned Parenthood with their bus outside the DNC,
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Planned Parenthood with all of their speakers at the DNC and
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all of their infiltration, OK, this is a $1.5 billion
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corporation. Their infiltration in media, in
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academia, and in politics has changed the talking point.
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They've changed the policy. They've changed the talking
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point. And the people without principle
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are just parroting it. They're just parroting the
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Planned Parenthood line. And that not only is against the
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truth that it's against the future of this country.
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We're not going to have a future of this for this country.
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If we are controlled by the abortion industry, we're going
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to kill our future. We're going to kill our babies.
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So you guys know how passionate I am about this.
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I I'm sorry you had to listen through a lot of these quotes
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and parts of these speeches, but I think it's so important that
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every voter knows the true character of the Democratic
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Party and what is being said, unfortunately, by the Republican
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ticket at this time. I urge President Trump and JD
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Vance to change their stance and to come out strong again for
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life. And I pray for the conversion of
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every single person in politics, including Vice President Kamala
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Harris, to see the truth of human life and its dignity and
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value. All right, guys, thank you so
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And let's just close here. We did this at the last live and
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I thought it was really wonderful to do it with you
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guys. We just passed the hour of
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mercy. That's 3:00 PM every day.
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It's when Jesus Christ gave up his life on the cross, obviously
52:09
for the sins of the whole world out of love for us.
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And I want to pray a decade of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy with
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you. So we did this and the last life
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you guys prayed with me. Thank you.
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We're going to do this again. So Harris, if you can pull up at
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ithinkitsthedivinemercy.org and I'm going to show you guys how
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to do this. The Divine Mercy Chaplet is a
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powerful prayer based on what we know, Jesus Christ and his power
52:37
to save as God who gave his life for us.
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It's a prayer for mercy. So we're going to pray together
52:43
for mercy for our political candidates, mercy for ourselves,
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mercy for this country because we were afflicted by so many
52:51
evils and we need to pray for mercy.
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So we're going to make the sign of the cross and we're going to
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go to pray one decade of the chaplet.
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There's five decades, and each decade has 10 prayers.
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We're going to do 1 decade. So we're going to say in the
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make of the sign of the cross in the name of the Father and of
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the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
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So each decade of the chaplet starts with an Eternal Father
53:11
prayer, and then you pray this short prayer on each of the
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small beads. So that's 10 prayers.
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We're going to start with the Eternal Father prayer.
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Eternal Father, Ioffer you the body and blood, soul and
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divinity of Your dearly beloved Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, in
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atonement for our sins and those of the whole world.
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For the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on
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the whole world. For the sake of His sorrowful
53:40
Passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.
53:44
For the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on
53:48
the whole world. For the sake of His sorrowful
53:51
passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.
53:55
For the sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and on
53:59
the whole world. For the sake of His sorrowful
54:02
passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.
54:06
For the sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and on
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the whole world. For the sake of His sorrowful
54:14
passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.
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For the sake of His sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and on
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the whole world. For the sake of his sorrowful
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passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world.
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Thank you all for praying with me, for being aware of what's
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Have a beautiful weekend.