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- This is Undaunted Life a Man's Podcast.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson.
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Let's get into it.
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All right, guys, if you've been listening to this podcast
1:01
for any length of time, you should know by now
1:03
that we are incredibly, incredibly pro-life here
1:06
at Undaunted Life.
1:07
I mean, if there's any one issue,
1:08
I've said this before, if you're gonna be a one-issue voter,
1:11
I think that's standing up for the least of these,
1:14
the unborn humans that are being slaughtered
1:16
on a daily basis in the United States
1:17
and around the world, that should be your one issue.
1:20
Like, we're very big on that.
1:21
We're very upfront about that.
1:22
And we try to give you resources about that as well.
1:24
If you go back to episode six of this podcast, right,
1:27
all the way back to episode six,
1:28
I go into a deep dive into the arguments
1:30
about abortion, kind of where Roe v. Wade came from,
1:33
all these different things,
1:34
get into the science of everything.
1:35
Again, if you go and listen to any
1:37
of our initial podcasts that first, maybe 10 or 12 or so,
1:40
again, I just wanna warn you, the audio isn't as good
1:42
as it is now, didn't really know exactly what I was doing.
1:44
I was too close to the mic.
1:45
I kept hitting it, it is what it is.
1:47
But then also in episode 78 of this podcast,
1:49
it's called Answering 17 Pro-abortion Arguments.
1:52
Because here's a deal, if you're ever eyeball to eyeball
1:54
with somebody that thinks it's okay to kill a baby
1:57
in the womb, you need to know how to reckon with that.
1:59
You need to know how to combat some of the things
2:02
that they're saying, how to call out the things
2:04
that are nonsense.
2:04
Again, not to be a jerk and not in a way
2:07
that's gonna embarrass you or, you know,
2:09
sully the name of Christ or anything like that.
2:11
But at the same time, we're asked to give an apologetic
2:15
for our faith and apologia for what we believe in.
2:17
And if you believe in this and you believe in God's declinator,
2:20
you know, definition, there we go.
2:23
That's the word I was looking for, if you're going
2:25
for God's definition of what life is,
2:27
you've gotta be able to stand up for that, right?
2:28
Like you've gotta be able to do those things.
2:30
But part of that as well is you have to remain informed.
2:33
Because guys, this is a shifting landscape
2:36
in a lot of different ways.
2:37
There's always seemingly something that's coming out
2:40
about the abortion topic or something that's even tangentially
2:44
a tide to the abortion topic.
2:45
And guys over the last couple of months,
2:47
just the last two or three months,
2:48
there have been a lot of different things
2:50
that have happened in the world of abortion.
2:53
And I'm just not sure that you're getting the information
2:55
because if you follow some more right wing news sources
2:58
or maybe life news or something like that
2:59
where I get a lot of my news on there, yeah,
3:01
you're gonna stay up to date on most of those things.
3:03
But guys, you're not gonna see the things
3:05
that we're probably gonna be talking about here.
3:07
You're not gonna see those, you know,
3:08
on your favorite television station.
3:09
You're not gonna see it on the, you know,
3:11
five o'clock news or the 10 o'clock news.
3:13
You may not even see it if you're a Fox News person.
3:15
You may not even see it on Tucker Carlson or Sean Hannity
3:18
or Laura Ingram.
3:18
You may not see it on any of your favorite shows.
3:20
You're certainly not gonna hear about this
3:22
on CNN or MSNBC.
3:24
And if you do hear about something like that,
3:25
it's always putting kind of the pro-life side of things
3:28
in the crosshairs.
3:30
Like, oh, what are these pro-life, you know,
3:31
people that hate women, what are they thinking of next?
3:34
And what are they gonna do next to basically
3:36
keep us from our rights, you know, stuff like that.
3:38
But I wanna make sure to keep you guys
3:40
in the news as much as possible.
3:41
So when there's, you know, kind of an isolated news story,
3:44
I wanna bring it to you.
3:45
But the reason why this episode is called
3:47
abortion in the news is because I wanna actually go down
3:49
and talk about, no, maybe it's about a half a dozen
3:51
or a dozen or so different news stories
3:53
that have occurred in the last several months.
3:55
And it's not to test you to be like,
3:57
ah, shame on you, you should have known this.
3:58
But it's just to let you know, just to inform you
4:00
that this is a constantly evolving topic,
4:02
that there are tons of different people
4:04
with a lot of different opinions.
4:05
But if you go to places again, like life news,
4:08
I really like following life news.
4:10
They are very, very pro-life.
4:11
And so most of their stuff, even if they're reporting
4:14
the news is tinged with the pro-life side of it,
4:17
it's kind of got that tone and tenor and manner to it.
4:20
But that's okay.
4:21
I mean, it is what it is because the news part of it
4:23
is accurate.
4:24
It just kind of is what it is.
4:25
So I'm just gonna go ahead and run down a few things here
4:27
and then at the end, I'm gonna give you
4:28
some practical takeaways, okay?
4:30
So what you may not have heard of is that Planned Parenthood
4:34
actually fired their CEO here recently
4:36
within the last couple of months, right?
4:38
So that was Dr. Leanna Nguyen.
4:40
And the thing was, is they fired her after only
4:42
about eight months on the job, right?
4:45
That is not something that happens very often
4:47
with Planned Parenthood, where they just kind of have CEOs
4:49
coming out, I think it was actually her actual title
4:52
was president, not CEO, but they don't really go
4:54
through presidents that often, right?
4:56
It's not really something that they're known for,
4:59
it's just kind of having a revolving door of presidents.
5:01
But the thing that I found was interesting
5:03
is what happened afterwards, right?
5:06
So let me talk a little bit about that.
5:08
But real quick, before I talk about that,
5:10
I wanna go ahead and read to you what Dr. Nguyen
5:12
actually posted.
5:13
I think she posted this on Twitter after she was basically
5:16
put out as president and CEO of Planned Parenthood.
5:19
And so let me go ahead and read this from her.
5:21
So if this is a statement from Dr. Leanna Nguyen,
5:23
or Leanna Nguyen, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood
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Federation of America and president of Planned Parenthood
5:28
Action Fund.
5:29
So this is her comment here.
5:30
As a physician and public health leader,
5:32
I came to Planned Parenthood to lead a national healthcare
5:35
organization that provides essential primary
5:38
and preventative care to millions of underserved women
5:41
and families and to advocate for a broad range of policies
5:44
that affect our patients' health.
5:45
I believe that the best way to protect abortion care
5:48
is to be clear that it is not a political issue,
5:50
but a healthcare one.
5:52
And that we can expand support for reproductive rights
5:55
by finding common ground with the large majority
5:57
of Americans who understand reproductive healthcare
6:00
as a fundamental healthcare that it is.
6:02
I am leaving because the new board chairs
6:05
and I have philosophical differences over the direction
6:07
in future of Planned Parenthood.
6:09
It has been an honor and a privilege to serve alongside
6:11
our dedicated doctors, nurses, clinicians, staff
6:15
and volunteers who are on the front lines
6:17
of healthcare in our country.
6:18
I will always stand with Planned Parenthood
6:20
as I continue my life's work in mission of caring for
6:23
and fighting for women, families and communities.
6:25
So that's the end of her quote there.
6:27
She's just so much for fighting for women and families
6:30
except she's okay with us killing, you know,
6:32
women, you know, future women in the womb.
6:34
But, you know, that's either here or there.
6:36
But here's what's interesting about this news story.
6:38
Like, there's a lot of things here.
6:39
Run that she kind of came out with this public statement
6:41
that she clearly wrote with the help of Planned Parenthood.
6:45
It was funny that she mentions the political side
6:48
and the healthcare side.
6:49
But this is what was interesting when she was hired.
6:53
I believe that she was the first president
6:54
and CEO of Planned Parenthood to be an actual doctor,
6:58
an actual medical doctor.
7:00
And that was very interesting because you could see
7:02
that the style of kind of what Planned Parenthood
7:07
is going to do is they were gonna move this
7:08
towards being a medical issue.
7:10
Which is weird because science and medicine
7:13
don't really agree with the majority of the arguments
7:15
that they make.
7:16
So it was kind of an interesting tactic to begin with.
7:18
But you could just tell they were gonna make this a,
7:21
if you don't go the way that we go, you're a denier, right?
7:24
So think about climate change, you think about people.
7:26
Even if you just kind of raise your hand
7:28
'cause you have a clarifying question
7:29
about climate change or global warming,
7:31
you're like, oh, you're a denier,
7:33
you're a climate change denier, you're a science denier.
7:35
It's kind of that nonsense.
7:36
It felt like that was the direction
7:37
that they were going to go.
7:39
But in the last eight months,
7:41
there has been tremendous political upheaval on this issue.
7:45
There have been a lot of states like New York and Illinois
7:47
that have basically said, yep, we wanna have abortion
7:50
right up to the moment of birth because that's awesome.
7:52
And then on the other side of it,
7:53
you have states that are basically getting rid of that.
7:56
They're instituting heartbeat bills and stuff like that.
7:59
And they're getting rid of like the state of Alabama,
8:01
getting rid of abortion, essentially for any reason,
8:04
setting up some very interesting things
8:07
that are gonna happen with the Supreme Court
8:09
and other things like that.
8:10
But the thing that's interesting here
8:12
is Planned Parenthood is gonna go back
8:14
in the political direction.
8:15
They feel like they should fight this
8:17
on the grounds of politics,
8:18
but that is where they're gonna be able to make
8:20
the most headway with the public.
8:22
And I mean, to be able to do it in about face
8:25
within, you know, not even three quarters of the year,
8:27
I mean, just eight months is pretty interesting.
8:31
Which shows me this, it shows that pro-lifers
8:33
have pro-baby killers on the run.
8:35
I mean, it really does.
8:37
I mean, Planned Parenthood isn't the only organization
8:39
that advocates in the way that they do.
8:40
There's another one that we're gonna talk about here
8:42
in just a little bit.
8:43
But at the same time, why make such a huge change?
8:47
I mean, they're kinda laying at the feet of Dr. Nguyen,
8:51
all these losses that they've had
8:52
on the national side of things, right?
8:54
And abortions keep going down every year,
8:57
the number of people that get abortions,
8:59
even though access for abortions
9:00
are coming down just very minimally.
9:02
It's not one of those things where like,
9:04
if you wanted abortion,
9:05
that it's gonna really take too much
9:07
of an inconvenience for you to go and kill your baby.
9:09
It's just kind of one of those things.
9:11
But I think this is an important story for us
9:13
to continue to look at.
9:14
And I would look for the new president and CEO
9:17
and the people that they do.
9:18
I would look for them to be more overtly political.
9:20
And you have to look at it this way also.
9:22
We're at the end of 2019, a year from now.
9:25
We're gonna be right in the thick
9:27
of the final stages of a presidential election, right?
9:30
Now, I don't think that abortion
9:31
is going to be a major topic.
9:33
But one thing I can say is if you can look
9:36
at the Democratic Party right now
9:37
and the people that they're putting on the stage
9:38
and kind of look at their radicalism,
9:40
I bet it comes up.
9:42
I mean, if Trump's team is gonna be effective
9:44
at communicating, hey, not only should you vote for me,
9:47
but you really, really shouldn't vote for them
9:49
kind of a situation setting up that dichotomy.
9:51
It's an important thing for him to point out
9:53
just exactly what these people are advocating for, right?
9:56
You have candidates like Pete Buttigieg
9:57
and all these other people that are coming out
9:59
and basically changing scripture around
10:01
to basically make it seem like abortion
10:03
is not only acceptable, but morally right
10:07
to do that in certain situations.
10:08
So be on the lookout for what Planned Parenthood
10:10
is gonna be doing as they move forward.
10:12
But let's go ahead and get to the next story here.
10:14
So this story is Ulrich Klaufer.
10:17
I think I'm saying his name right.
10:18
This is a doctor that died,
10:21
but he left behind some trophies, okay?
10:23
So this is a very, very prominent abortion doctor
10:27
that died here recently.
10:28
But the bodies of 2246, right?
10:33
So let's not make this an inexact number.
10:35
2246 aborted babies were found in his garage.
10:40
Yeah, yeah, it's like that.
10:43
So this guy died on September 3rd of this year.
10:45
And on September 12th, just a little over a week later,
10:48
the Will County Coroner's Office, that's in Illinois,
10:50
they received a call from the attorney
10:52
that was basically representing the family.
10:54
And the family reported finding fetal remains
10:57
among Klaufer's personal property,
10:59
and they were requesting them to be removed
11:02
and be removed in the proper fashion, right?
11:04
But here's the thing about this story
11:05
that is just absolutely astonishing.
11:08
The drama in the story is just around the fact
11:11
that Klaufer transported these dead babies across state lines.
11:16
That's like the big drama for most people
11:19
because he killed these babies in Indiana,
11:22
but he lived in Illinois.
11:23
And so he would basically, I don't know,
11:25
put him in his briefcase,
11:26
put him in the trunk of his car, whatever he did,
11:27
and he would bring him back home to Illinois
11:29
and put him up in his garage so he could look at him, right?
11:31
Now, Illinois, interestingly enough,
11:34
that is one of the states, as I mentioned earlier,
11:36
that passed a law allowing abortion up to the moment of birth.
11:39
They just passed that this year, right?
11:42
But the interesting thing about this particular story,
11:44
and this kind of gets back to Pete Buttigieg again,
11:46
this is right in his backyard.
11:48
This is in his district.
11:50
But the thing that was interesting about his reaction
11:53
is that he didn't really have one.
11:56
I believe it was over a week after this story had broke
11:59
before he was even asked about it.
12:00
Because again, these guys don't go into different areas
12:03
where they're gonna be asked challenging questions,
12:05
they're gonna go get softball questions on the view
12:07
or on some left wing radio station or something like that.
12:09
But he finally made a statement about it,
12:11
and I'm not even gonna say anything about the statement
12:13
'cause there was basically nothing to it.
12:14
Now, I'm not saying that this is Pete Buttigieg's fault,
12:17
but at the same time, I think it's pretty easy.
12:19
Even if you're a pro baby killer, right?
12:22
You think that's an okay thing that we should do?
12:24
You should probably think that trophies
12:26
is not really a good thing to do, right?
12:29
Because you don't have to be an expert on serial killers
12:32
or criminal minds or any of those types of things
12:35
to understand the significance of trophies, right?
12:39
Yeah, I mean, we've all heard of very, very famous
12:41
serial killers and the types of trophies
12:43
that they would keep of their victims, right?
12:45
So you have Ed Gain.
12:46
That's the guy who silenced the lambs
12:48
and Texas Chainsaw Massacre are loosely based on.
12:50
He would keep his victims' faces.
12:52
He would basically cut their faces off.
12:54
I mean, he had Ted Bundy who would display his victims
12:57
decapitated heads in his apartment, right?
13:00
Like he would just cut their heads off
13:01
and he would leave them in there for a few days.
13:03
You know, you got Jeffrey Dahmer.
13:04
He would preserve his victims' genitals, right?
13:07
You have the BTK killer, that's Dennis Rader
13:09
and BTK is buying torture kill, but oddly enough,
13:12
he would keep his victims' driver's licenses.
13:15
That was something that kind of helped him get off.
13:16
You know, you had Kermit guys now, right?
13:18
So we've talked about him before on this podcast.
13:20
I'm sure you're familiar with him.
13:21
He kept dead babies' feet, right?
13:23
He kept them in little jars in his office.
13:26
I mean, the thing that's interesting here
13:28
is that this guy is clearly a serial killer, right?
13:32
And it's not just by the fact
13:33
that he's killed probably in his life,
13:35
thousands and thousands if not tens of thousands
13:37
of human beings, but his actions are that of a serial killer,
13:41
even outside of when he has a scalpel
13:43
or a tube in his hands, right?
13:45
I mean, this is serial killer stuff.
13:46
So you have to think to yourself
13:48
if you're on the pro-choice side of this argument,
13:51
how do you reckon that?
13:52
I mean, because at the very, very least,
13:55
you should be able to admit
13:56
that this is gross and insane behavior.
13:59
But at the same time, if you're okay with what he did,
14:04
then why would you be okay with him
14:05
keeping the remnants of it?
14:07
Like if abortion is a morally neutral thing at worst, right?
14:11
So again, understand what I'm saying?
14:13
If it's a morally neutral thing at its worst,
14:16
then why are we like absolutely taken aback
14:19
by hearing this news?
14:21
This is just a guy that killed babies
14:23
and kept him in jars in his garage.
14:26
It's not a big deal, is it?
14:28
I mean, again, you kind of have to break down the insanity
14:32
of people's arguments that are on the pro-baby killing side
14:34
of things, but just kind of is what it is.
14:36
So the next story that we have here is titled
14:39
Abortionist Admits.
14:40
There's no question babies are born alive
14:43
and killed to harvest their organs.
14:45
So I'm gonna go ahead and read from an article
14:46
that I found on Life News.
14:47
And guys, don't worry, I'm gonna give you links
14:49
to all these different stories so you can go back
14:51
and read them later, but I wanna read directly
14:53
from the article.
14:54
This is the only story I'm gonna do that with,
14:55
but here we go.
14:56
An abortionist who testified
14:58
at undercover journalist David Daladine's hearing last week
15:01
said there is no question that babies were born alive
15:05
in the types of abortions discussed
15:06
in the undercover videos.
15:08
Daladine and fellow investigator Sandra Merritt
15:10
faced felony charges for invasion of privacy in California
15:14
after they exposed Planned Parenthood's allegedly
15:16
illegal sales of aborted baby body parts
15:19
through a series of undercover videos.
15:21
If convicted, they could be sent to prison.
15:23
Earlier this month, a preliminary hearing revealed
15:26
new details about the case, including a witness
15:28
for the abortion industry admitting
15:29
that the Center for Medical Progress, a CMP,
15:32
videos were not altered.
15:34
Then a biotech company CEO who worked with Planned Parenthood
15:37
could not deny that they harvested aborted baby hearts
15:41
while they were still beating.
15:43
The hearing concluded last week
15:45
and the judge has not decided
15:47
if the case should go to a full trial.
15:49
Breitbart reports, reports Dr. Forrest Smith, an OBGYN
15:54
and abortionist who had been practicing for decades,
15:56
testifies as an expert witness about the statements
15:59
that Planned Parenthood abortionists and others
16:01
made in the CMP videos.
16:03
Quote, there's no question in my mind
16:05
that at least some of these fetuses were live bursts.
16:07
Unquote, Smith testified.
16:09
He referred to one of the undercover videos
16:11
of a presentation by Planned Parenthood employee,
16:13
Elisa Goldberg, about second trimester abortions.
16:16
She spoke about using large doses of the drug Mysoprostol
16:19
in order to carry out second trimester induced abortions
16:22
in one day rather than the four it usually takes,
16:25
live action reported.
16:26
Smith testified that this would lead to a live birth.
16:30
Large doses of Mysoprostol and said Smith would cause
16:34
tumultuous labor that leads to fetal expulsion,
16:37
meaning the baby would be born without any assistance
16:39
from the abortionists and no instruments would be used.
16:42
He testified that very few abortionists
16:44
other than Planned Parenthood do this.
16:46
When asked if Mysoprostol was used,
16:48
but not the drug digoxin, which stops the baby's heartbeat,
16:52
Smith said, no question, it's alive.
16:55
All testimony we have seen, no breathing, no movement,
16:58
no cord, or arms, legs torn off,
17:00
the assumption is that is fetal demise.
17:04
But that's completely wrong, Smith said,
17:06
according to the Daily Wire.
17:07
He said the baby is alive if his or her heart is beating.
17:11
The baby is alive if his or her heart is beating, okay?
17:15
So here's a few things to talk about
17:17
on the insane or the other story.
17:18
Number one, had you heard of that?
17:20
'Cause you may have heard about the Planned Parenthood
17:22
videos that came out several years ago.
17:23
I mean, really a long time ago now.
17:25
You may have heard that these people
17:26
are in the middle of a lawsuit
17:27
and of course, to say to California,
17:28
but did you hear this testimony?
17:30
I mean, did you hear that?
17:32
I mean, using such large amounts of Mysoprostol
17:37
that usually would take four days for your baby to die.
17:40
They just rushed it to be one day
17:42
because basically how Mysoprostol works,
17:44
if I'm, you know, recalling it correctly,
17:46
basically the baby will die inside the womb
17:48
and then it will be expelled outside the body, right?
17:50
So it's basically dead on arrival, okay?
17:53
But when you use this amount of Mysoprostol,
17:56
it will basically expel the baby from the body
17:59
while it's still alive.
18:01
Meaning that the abortionist is actively killing it
18:04
once birth has taken place
18:07
or they're just leaving it to the side
18:08
and waiting for it to quote unquote expire.
18:11
So welcome to anyone who is pro-choice
18:17
and I welcome you to contact me
18:19
and try to give me some reason
18:21
as to why that is something that we should allow people to do.
18:25
Feel free.
18:26
It's gonna be a bad day for you, bad day for you,
18:28
but I welcome it.
18:30
Come on.
18:31
How can you read that story and think to yourself,
18:33
you know what?
18:34
I'm just so glad a woman can be able to do that.
18:36
That's just so good.
18:37
Really?
18:38
I mean, there's not a whole lot of meat left on the bone
18:42
of that kind of a story.
18:43
These are things that are actually happening
18:44
and the people that are testifying here
18:46
are not people that are on the pro-life side of things.
18:49
These are people that are abortionists
18:50
or people that work for companies
18:52
that make a lot of money off of Planned Parenthood.
18:55
But just look at it.
18:56
Even they when forced to tell the truth,
18:58
they're like, yeah, a lot of these babies
18:59
or they probably call them the fetuses.
19:01
A lot of these fetuses are probably alive.
19:03
When we harvest their organs.
19:06
So I would just ask you, we have a lot of evidence
19:08
to say that within about 10 weeks,
19:10
we know that the baby can feel pain inside the womb.
19:12
So for you, imagine how terribly
19:16
and unbelievably painful it would be
19:18
if someone were to harvest your organs while you're alive.
19:21
Wouldn't that be awful?
19:23
Now imagine that with a newborn.
19:25
Absolutely ridiculous.
19:28
Move on to the next story before I break my computer in half.
19:30
So President Trump, right?
19:32
So he was in front of the UN
19:34
and he basically said this quote, "Every child born
19:36
and unborn is a sacred gift from God."
19:39
So these really were unprecedented remarks
19:41
for an American president to say in front of the UN.
19:44
He told the General Assembly this exact quote here, quote,
19:47
"Like many nations here today, we in America believe
19:49
that every child born and unborn
19:51
is a sacred gift from God," unquote.
19:53
So the thing about it is the United Nations,
19:55
aside from being basically a bullcrap organization,
19:58
they have a lot of treaties that are monitoring bodies
20:03
and they have a lot of employees and officials with the UN
20:07
that basically assert that abortion is okay
20:11
and they're very, very left wing.
20:12
But Donald Trump also said this.
20:15
He said, quote, "They have attempted to assert a global right
20:18
to taxpayer-funded abortion on demand
20:20
right up to the moment of delivery," unquote.
20:22
And that's exactly the truth.
20:23
There's a lot of organizations that are trying to get rid
20:26
of laws and/or enact laws that will allow, you know,
20:28
companies like ours or not companies, countries like ours
20:31
that are paying for abortions in other countries
20:34
and paying for abortions of groups that we don't like.
20:36
I mean, it's really one of those types of things.
20:38
And, you know, he basically reminded,
20:40
this is Trump again reminded all these bureaucrats
20:42
that they quote, "Have absolutely no business
20:44
attacking the sovereignty of nations
20:46
that wish to protect innocent life."
20:47
So again, here's the deal.
20:49
Here's the thing about Donald Trump.
20:50
If you haven't heard me say it, I will say it again.
20:52
I had two opportunities to vote for the man
20:54
and I didn't do it.
20:55
I could have voted for him in the Republican primary.
20:56
I didn't, I voted for Rubio
20:58
and I could have voted for him in the general election,
21:00
but I didn't and I didn't vote for Clinton either.
21:02
I left the top of my ballot blank
21:03
because I don't think Trump is a very good person.
21:06
I don't think he meets my basic standards of human decency
21:09
and I don't, I didn't wanna have to be saddled
21:11
with this desire or, you know, basically need to defend
21:16
everything that he's ever said, right?
21:19
But Donald Trump has been incredibly, incredibly pro-life
21:22
as a president.
21:23
I mean, and here's the thing.
21:25
If I were to go out on a limb,
21:27
I don't know that I would exactly agree
21:30
that he's been pro-life for very long.
21:31
Obviously this is a guy that has a long track record
21:33
of saying things out loud
21:34
and we can see a lot of quotes from him about, you know,
21:37
things that are very, very on the pro-choice side of things.
21:40
But since he has been president,
21:42
and since he's been running for president,
21:44
he's been incredibly and directly pro-life.
21:47
I mean, you don't remember hearing these types of things
21:50
from George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush.
21:52
You just don't remember hearing these types of things.
21:55
And I gotta say for me that I am incredibly, incredibly
21:58
satisfied with how he's acted.
22:01
I'm incredibly satisfied with the things
22:03
that he's been able to enact,
22:04
even just on the front side.
22:06
I'm disappointed in the first two years
22:07
that he spent in office with a Republican Congress
22:10
that they didn't defund Planned Parenthood even further.
22:13
I'm surprised he didn't just cut them off entirely
22:16
when he had the ability to do so almost unilaterally.
22:18
But again, Donald Trump is saying these things.
22:21
He's saying these things with gigantic microphones
22:24
in front of him.
22:24
And I like how bold he's being about the subject,
22:26
even though I don't actually believe that he feels
22:28
that he is actually pro-life.
22:31
Next story here is just like all the other stories.
22:33
It's terrible.
22:34
There's an Australian state that passed a bill
22:36
allowing abortions up to the day of birth.
22:38
So this was in September.
22:39
It's the Australian state of New South Wales.
22:41
So that is basically the San Francisco of Australia.
22:45
Some would even say that they're farther left
22:46
of San Francisco down there in New South Wales.
22:48
But basically you can kill your baby,
22:51
even on the day you're supposed to give birth.
22:53
As long as you have permission of two doctors
22:55
and a quote unquote hospital committee,
22:57
which I could only assume that you're not gonna be stopped
23:00
by the doctors or the quote unquote hospital committee,
23:03
because that's how they get paid, right?
23:05
They have to do things in order to be paid money.
23:09
And so I doubt they're gonna, you know,
23:10
all of a sudden have an attack of conscience and say,
23:12
"You know what?
23:12
"You probably shouldn't kill your baby
23:14
"because we don't need the money."
23:15
I can assume that they're probably not going to say that.
23:17
But really the news to report here is obviously
23:20
the law that was passed.
23:21
But the pro-abortion politicians and activists
23:24
right after this was passed,
23:26
they were seen hugging and cheering.
23:28
So this is very similar to what we saw in New York,
23:31
is it not, right?
23:32
When you saw the video inside the chambers of New York's,
23:37
you know, the political chamber,
23:39
I can't remember what the name of it is,
23:40
but inside where they basically do all the laws
23:42
and crap, I can't remember the name.
23:44
But they're basically sitting there
23:45
and they're all screaming and hollering
23:47
because they're just so, so excited
23:50
that they can kill babies up to the moment of birth.
23:51
It just wasn't good enough that they could kill them
23:53
a few months into gestation or any of those types of things.
23:55
They had to have it up to the moment of birth, right?
23:57
They absolutely had to do that.
23:59
But the thing that was very interesting about this subject
24:01
and about this news as well
24:02
is that the pro-abortion lawmakers,
24:04
they rejected a really long list of amendments, right?
24:08
I mean, they basically rejected all amendments
24:11
that could have been made to this,
24:12
which kind of says that if you were fighting this law
24:14
down there and you were on the pro-life side of things,
24:17
that this kind of half measure way of doing thing
24:19
doesn't really work well
24:20
because they're just going to basically reject it
24:22
if they have the power.
24:23
But they rejected amendments
24:25
that included banning the sale of aborted baby parts
24:28
and requiring pain medication for unborn babies
24:31
that were capable of feeling pain
24:33
before you ripped them to shreds
24:35
and killed them, murdered them.
24:36
So it was just one of those things, again,
24:38
I think the big takeaway for me on this story
24:40
is I'm way more so getting pulled to the side of the argument
24:43
that these little half measures
24:45
that I even just mentioned a second ago
24:47
that are basically just chipping away
24:49
at people's rights to abortion,
24:50
that they don't really work, right?
24:52
And you might say, well, if we get it moved from, you know,
24:55
20 weeks to 18 weeks, you know, it's better,
24:58
we'll save some children.
24:59
Yeah, you will certainly save some
25:00
and that's incredibly, incredibly important.
25:02
But at the same time,
25:04
you don't think it's right to kill them at 18 weeks.
25:06
So why are you advocating for that?
25:08
You're advocating to put a governor on a weapon
25:10
that basically has unlimited, like, or, you know,
25:13
vehicle that has unlimited miles per hour capability, right?
25:16
Like it's just kind of one of those things
25:17
that you're just going to basically do this
25:19
in whatever direction that you want.
25:20
So why are you going that route?
25:23
So I'm more so and more so going into the camp of screw that.
25:26
No, abortion is wrong in every circumstance,
25:29
including rape and incest,
25:31
because yes, as horrible and horrific
25:33
as a situation that is, as that is, it's incredibly rare.
25:36
And I don't think the baby should get the death penalty
25:39
for what, you know, the dad did, right?
25:42
I don't think that that's an appropriate way
25:43
of doing things.
25:45
Okay, next story we got up here is the ACLU,
25:47
the wonderful American Civil Liberties Union,
25:49
as they're so called.
25:50
They want the Supreme Court to overturn a Kentucky law,
25:54
which would basically,
25:55
would let women see the ultrasound
25:57
of their baby before an abortion, okay?
26:00
Now you have to think, the ACLU,
26:01
which is incredibly, incredibly left-wing,
26:04
why would they want to do that?
26:05
Because again, most of the people in that organization
26:09
are incredibly pro-abortion.
26:11
So why would they want to keep women in Kentucky
26:14
of all places from being able to see an ultrasound
26:17
of their baby before an abortion?
26:20
Is it potentially because when you look at an ultrasound,
26:23
you see a baby?
26:25
Is that maybe the reason for it?
26:29
'Cause here's the thing, guys,
26:30
if Roe v. Wade took place this year,
26:33
no way it would have ever been passed, no way.
26:37
'Cause we have 4D ultrasounds.
26:39
You can almost hold your baby in your hands
26:41
before they're delivered.
26:43
And they know that when a woman or the father,
26:47
whenever they see their baby on the screen,
26:50
it all of a sudden looks like a baby,
26:53
like a human being that doesn't deserve the death penalty
26:56
because you don't want to be inconvenienced, right?
26:59
And that's just kind of one of those things.
27:02
You have to look at these organizations.
27:03
Why are they thinking that this is a really good idea?
27:06
Because again, the people that are ACLU card-carrying members,
27:09
they're not gonna fight against that.
27:10
They're gonna be like, yeah, yeah,
27:11
just kind of is what it is.
27:12
Yeah, whatever they say goes for us.
27:15
But we'll see what the Supreme Court does.
27:17
Again, the Supreme Court has a slight majority
27:20
in their direction.
27:21
I mean, Kavanaugh has not,
27:23
like I kind of said from the beginning,
27:24
he's not gonna be the conservative
27:26
and constitutional conservative
27:27
that I think we were all hoping for.
27:28
I kind of wish we would have got someone else in there.
27:30
But it's just kind of one of those things
27:32
that you're gonna keep seeing laws like this coming up
27:35
because we don't want women to see their babies
27:37
because if they see them, don't want to keep them,
27:38
probably, which would be the best thing for them to do.
27:41
All right, the next thing we have here
27:42
is that Planned Parenthood wants to remove
27:44
warning labels from my, or myepristone is how it's pronounced,
27:48
myepristone, okay?
27:50
So myepristone is an abortion drug.
27:52
It has killed at least 24 women that we know of
27:54
and their babies, of course,
27:56
but it's also injured thousands more expectant mothers, right?
27:59
This is a dangerous drug, not just for a baby,
28:02
but for mom too.
28:03
So this drug has obviously killed hundreds and hundreds
28:07
of thousands, if not millions of children.
28:09
But on the label, there is something called RIMS,
28:12
that is the risk evaluation and mitigation strategies,
28:15
which is basically used by the FDA for warning labels.
28:18
That's what you put on things that are dangerous, right?
28:21
But Planned Parenthood wants to label remove
28:23
so that women can more easily access
28:25
this at home abortion pill, okay?
28:28
So there's a lot of reasons why Planned Parenthood
28:29
would want to do this.
28:30
One, because they're satanic and evil
28:32
and they just want to kill as many babies as possible,
28:34
that's reason number one.
28:35
But beyond that, the more people that get abortions,
28:37
the more money that they make, right?
28:39
They make money every time you do an abortion,
28:41
whether they're ripping the baby out limb from limb
28:42
from your womb, or if they're giving you the pill
28:44
that goes into your body and like boils the baby alive
28:47
and kills it, right?
28:48
You know, it's all those different things
28:49
that they're able to do.
28:50
So it really helps their bottom line
28:51
and it helps their business.
28:52
But there's another thing here.
28:53
There's a psychological aspect because some women,
28:56
they don't end up getting abortions
28:58
because they're scared of going to the abortion clinic.
29:00
'Cause maybe there are some Christians outside praying,
29:02
you know, asking if they can adopt their baby
29:05
if they can help them.
29:06
And maybe someone will see them as they're driving in there.
29:09
Maybe someone will know what happened after even the baby,
29:11
they don't show up to school or show up to work
29:13
for a few days after or a week after, right?
29:15
So if you can do an at home abortion,
29:18
it's like the most 2019 millennial thing possible.
29:21
It's like, wait, I want to get food,
29:23
but I don't want to leave my house.
29:24
Great, I got Uber Eats.
29:26
Wait, I need to go from this part of town to that part of town,
29:28
but I don't want to drive my car.
29:29
Great, I can do Uber or Lyft or something like that.
29:31
Everything is about our convenience
29:32
and we want it now, right?
29:33
Well, apparently you can do that with abortions.
29:36
You can do that with abortion pills
29:37
that kills human beings.
29:39
Isn't that so awesome?
29:40
I'm so glad we got to this point in humanity
29:42
where we can just kill babies.
29:43
It's almost like a vending machine type of a thing.
29:45
You've heard that about the University of California system
29:48
of colleges that they're wanting to basically have this
29:51
as a vending machine item, right?
29:52
So you can basically get pregnant and kill your baby.
29:55
Like that's just something that they want us to be able to do,
29:57
right?
29:58
So again, you got to pay attention to stories like this
30:00
because this is not a small story.
30:01
This isn't the FDA in a company that's trying to,
30:05
they're basically in a [inaudible] contest
30:06
about whether or not they're going to be able to do this thing
30:08
or that thing, you know, it's bigger than that.
30:10
It's always bigger than that, okay?
30:12
Another story that came up recently is Dr. Charles Benjamin,
30:15
he closed his abortion mill business
30:17
after being in business since 1978.
30:19
So this is significant because he has testified
30:24
to have killed over 40,000 babies by himself, 40,000.
30:29
Now this guy's clinic closing is the ninth abortion clinic
30:34
to close in the state of Pennsylvania.
30:35
So praise God for that.
30:36
And that's just in the last seven years or so.
30:38
But the thing about this guy, if you recognize his name
30:41
because he testified during the trial of Herman Gosnell
30:44
that, you know, they were basically asking him
30:46
for his testimony and then they asked him, you know,
30:48
basically how many babies have you aborted
30:50
or how many fetuses have you extinguished
30:52
or however they worded it since you've been in practice?
30:54
And he testified that he'd killed over 40,000 babies
30:57
by himself, right?
30:58
And it was kind of one of those things
30:59
that when people were in the courtroom that day,
31:02
including the jury, when they heard him say that,
31:05
so, you know, just basically haphazardly
31:07
and just kind of whatever, you know, laissez-faire about it,
31:10
there was an audible gasp inside of the chamber that day,
31:13
inside the court chamber.
31:15
I mean, and that's one thing like, of course,
31:18
because he was just so, yeah, whatever,
31:20
this is just kind of something that I do, right?
31:22
That's like saying, yeah, I filed 40,000 people's taxes,
31:25
right?
31:26
That's just basically how the guy said it.
31:27
But the other thing that was interesting here, again,
31:28
Planned Parenthood, our favorite villain here,
31:30
they actually compensated Dr. Benjamin
31:32
for over $3 million since 2008.
31:36
$3 million.
31:37
Now remember, Planned Parenthood would like to tell you
31:39
that they are just an advocacy group
31:42
for the health of women, right?
31:43
You know, they wanna do mammograms
31:45
and they wanna do pap smears
31:46
and they wanna do stuff like that.
31:47
It's just women's health.
31:48
It's women's health, don't you know, right?
31:50
That's what they're here for.
31:51
But for a women's health organization,
31:53
that basically doesn't charge a whole lot,
31:55
if anything, for some of their minor services,
31:58
some of which that they list,
31:59
that they don't actually provide,
32:01
how could they give $3 million over a span,
32:04
a short span since 2008 to one single doctor?
32:08
Because we know that he wasn't the only doctor
32:11
that was being compensated through the clinic.
32:12
There were many other doctors
32:14
that were being compensated all over the country, right?
32:15
Perhaps all over the world.
32:18
Is it maybe because their cash cow is abortion?
32:21
Is it maybe because if you work for Planned Parenthood,
32:23
they basically have quotas that you have to hit
32:25
for how many babies that you kill as a clinic every year
32:28
or they threaten to shut you down or fire you, right?
32:31
I think that's important to note.
32:33
But again, this is just one guy.
32:35
So it's kind of hard whenever someone says,
32:37
oh yeah, there's about a million abortions
32:39
in America every year and those types of things
32:41
you hear, those stats.
32:42
But this is one doctor in one part of the country,
32:45
40,000 by himself.
32:46
And we don't consider a material killer.
32:49
I mean, I don't really know what else to say.
32:54
I don't really know what else to say about that,
32:55
other than the fact that this is absolute insanity,
32:57
that people think this is okay.
32:58
But anyway, we'll go into our last story of the day
33:01
and this is the most recent one.
33:02
So Naerau, which is a super radical
33:04
pro baby murder organization.
33:06
They celebrated their 50th anniversary, unfortunately,
33:08
here recently in September.
33:10
And they were founded back in the day, 50 years ago
33:13
to combat what they call back alley abortions, right?
33:16
Back alley abortions.
33:17
But the interesting thing about back alley abortions,
33:19
which is what you always hear about all these women
33:21
are gonna be forced to go in a back alley with a coat hanger
33:22
and try to get an abortion when you hear about stuff like that.
33:25
All the staffs around that time were completely fabricated,
33:28
right?
33:29
They made it seem like this was this ubiquitous thing
33:31
that this was happening all over the place.
33:33
As opposed to happening probably a few dozen times,
33:35
which is horrific every time,
33:36
but as opposed to a few dozen times,
33:38
they wanted you to think it was an epidemic
33:40
that this thing was probably happening
33:42
in the alley behind your house, right?
33:44
Even one of their founders who later became pro life,
33:47
thank God, he confirmed as much.
33:48
He confirmed that, oh yeah, we pretty much lied
33:50
about the statistics from the beginning
33:52
because we were just very, very pro choice.
33:54
And we needed to kind of, you know,
33:55
make a name for ourselves and establish this organization.
33:58
So we just made it seem like it was a bigger issue than it was.
34:00
But the after 50th anniversary celebration,
34:03
they gave Hillary Clinton, you know,
34:05
the not president Hillary Clinton,
34:07
they gave her a lifetime achievement award.
34:10
And they introduced her as our president,
34:12
which is pretty funny because she's most certainly not,
34:15
anyone's president right now.
34:17
But the thing about it is during her speech,
34:19
she spent most of her time criticizing Donald Trump,
34:22
which surprise, surprise, Hillary Clinton,
34:24
another Democrat is just sitting there,
34:26
spending her time in front of her group of people,
34:28
basically about how much she hates Donald Trump
34:30
and I'm sure they cheered and they giggled
34:32
and they had a great time with it.
34:33
But I just wonder if I was able to interview Hillary Clinton
34:37
amongst other questions I would ask her,
34:39
I would say, what exactly does one have to do
34:42
in order to be given the Lifetime Achievement Award
34:45
for NARAL because I'm assuming that Hillary Clinton
34:48
has never actually murdered a baby with her own hands, right?
34:52
I doubt she's put on the gloves and got the suction tube
34:54
and shoved it up the woman's vagina
34:56
and sucked the baby out piece by piece.
34:58
I doubt she got in there with a tool
35:00
and basically scraped the uterine wall
35:01
to make sure that there wasn't an arm left in there
35:04
or part of the tour.
35:04
So I'm sure she's never done that.
35:06
So what did she have to do to receive this award?
35:09
And the thing is, there's not a real answer to it.
35:12
It was 50th anniversary.
35:13
They had to bring somebody up there
35:15
and needed to be a big name.
35:17
There aren't much bigger names in politics,
35:18
good or bad than Hillary Clinton.
35:20
And it just kind of is what it is,
35:21
but the thing about it is,
35:23
the fact that this organization is still around
35:25
is just basically a testament to where we're at right now,
35:28
where we're at currently in our society
35:30
and things that we find acceptable.
35:32
And I'm not one of those people
35:33
that thinks that we should get rid of organizations
35:35
that we don't like, especially if the organizations
35:37
are made up of individual people.
35:38
That's the biggest argument as to why the NRA
35:41
should be able to stay in force,
35:43
regardless of your views on gun violence or gun deaths
35:46
or any of those types of things.
35:47
It's because the NRA is just a group of people, right?
35:49
It became an organization, but it's individual people
35:52
using their money to be members.
35:54
And so it's the same thing as I understand it for NAROW.
35:57
But at the same time,
35:58
it's organizations like them and Planned Parenthood
36:00
and the advocacy as they would call it
36:02
that they do all around the country,
36:03
they are literally responsible for millions and millions
36:05
of deaths in this country.
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And someday, they'll have to reckon for it.
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But guys, I went through all those different stories.
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I wanted to spend a good time,
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basically bringing you up to date
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on all the news that's happened there.
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But this is my message to you, okay?
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The first thing is you have got to stay informed, right?
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I'm gonna do my best to keep you informed on the stories
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that I think are pertinent to you
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and things that you can use.
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But, you know, I'm not your babysitter.
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I'm not gonna wipe your butt for you.
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Like you need to stay informed on your own, okay?
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The second thing is you guys need to change some minds, okay?
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Because no one really wants to engage on this topic, right?
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Certainly not on social media.
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And I would be one of those people as well.
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It's hard for me to engage on social media on topics
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that are actually this big that have this much nuance
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and this much emotion to attach to them, right?
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But it's your job to change minds.
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As a Christian, if you honestly think
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that babies are being slaughtered
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on a daily basis in this country,
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you got to do something about it.
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You really can't just sit by and watch something happen.
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I mean, you can't do that.
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This might seem a little bit weird,
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but I just saw a video of a bull elk in Colorado
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that was basically in town somewhere.
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And it was, you know, gigantic bull elk, it's mad.
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And, you know, there's this woman and man walking
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and all of a sudden the man runs off
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and the woman basically gets trampled by this bull elk.
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And this elk is basically, you know,
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hitting her with its antlers and things like that.
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And, you know, there's a bunch of men
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kind of standing around, idly by,
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one guy's got a camera in his hand
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and he's just kind of walking away.
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I mean, this woman could have been killed.
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As far as I know, she was just injured.
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She wasn't killed at all.
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But I mean, it was one of those situations
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where I saw a bunch of men in the frame
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of this small video not doing a damn thing.
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And I see the same thing just about anywhere else.
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This is, I mean, this subject matter isn't any different.
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I see a bunch of men that if you get them in Sunday school
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or if you get them in a small group or something like that,
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they'll be like, oh, yeah, you know, I'm pro-life.
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And, you know, I don't really think, you know,
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we should be able to kill women, you know, you know,
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maybe for, you know, if it's, you know, a rape
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or incest or something like that, maybe here's something like,
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and you got all these people that are basically
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like pussyfooting around the issue
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and they're not really wanting to get after it.
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Because the last message I have for you
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is you got to keep the pressure on guys.
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Why do you think I put out episode 78 of this podcast?
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For my own health, you think I like screaming
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in my studio by myself, right?
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That's not something that I enjoy doing, but it's important.
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If you guys don't know how to combat these arguments,
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if you don't know how to root them out,
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if you don't know how to get people
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to basically remove all the veneer off of their argument
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and just look at it right there in front of them,
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you're probably not gonna change your mind.
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And just think about it.
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If you have a very cordial but very pointed conversation
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about the abortion topic with somebody,
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don't you think you can do that
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with a lot of other different subjects?
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Is there another subject on this planet
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that is more charged than abortion?
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I mean, there's not that many.
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You might say about gun laws or immigration
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or basically Islam versus Christianity.
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Maybe there's some other things that are out there like that.
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There's not a whole lot of things out there.
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There's not a long list of things
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that are hard for you guys to kind of wrap your minds
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around how you can have that conversation with somebody.
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So if you can master it in this particular subject matter,
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it'll help you in all other aspects of life.
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Think about the number of conversations
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that might lead to somebody accepting Christ
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because you're showing them,
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hey, do you know why I think life is important?
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Is it because God says so?
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That's why I think life is important.
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You know why else?
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Because Jesus loves everybody, right?
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And he died for everybody.
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That would accept him, right?
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I mean, he died for everybody,
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but it's just some of us can't accept him
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and some of us can choose not to, right?
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Sorry, Calvinist.
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But at the same time, it's one of those things where
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you may not be able to do that
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if you don't know how to keep the pressure on.
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If you just kind of say, oh, I don't know.
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I'm just gonna use what it is.
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I guess we can agree to disagree.
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No, no, no.
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We cannot agree to disagree on this particular subject.
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No, never, never.
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I will never agree to something like that.
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You need to have the same outlook
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if you're gonna change minds.
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All right, guys, before we get out of here,
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we're gonna do a quick resilience boost.
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If you know by now,
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we are a men's ministry
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and our mission is cultivating manly resilience.
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And specifically, we do that by providing content
40:01
that for just spiritual, mental and physical toughness.
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So today for you guys and your mental resilience,
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I've got a list of all of those different stories
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that I took you guys through.
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So they're all through lifenews.com.
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You can look at the stuff that they've got there.
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You can go to other websites
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and look at similar information that it goes from,
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but I wanted to make sure that you had it all in one place.
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I'm your host, Kyle Thompson.
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Remember, keep cultivating manly resilience,
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Keep seeking the lion of Judah.
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