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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, every so often I get on this podcast and I give you an update on what's
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going on in the world of abortion, especially when it's at the top of the news cycle, which
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right now we've got coronavirus.
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We've got the stark market.
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We've got oil and gas.
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We've got all kinds of things, but there were some things that have happened in the
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world of abortion that happened last week and in the last several days that I want to
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make sure that you guys are aware of before we get into that, I want to give you a little
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quick update on the murder ticker.
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So since Roe v. Wade has come into being in the United States, again, it's not a law.
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It's just a Supreme Court decision.
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More than 61 million babies have been murdered in their mother's wombs here in this country.
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61 million.
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So for any of you guys are like, Kyle, why do you talk about abortion all the time?
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I get it.
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If you don't like people that get abortions, you don't like the fact that they kill the
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babies.
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I like I get it.
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This is why guys, 61 million, like think about anything else.
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I mean, I look at right now, we've got this supposed epidemic contagion, whatever corona
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virus thing.
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No one really knows exactly how bad it's going to be or how docile it's going to be.
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They don't really have any freaking clue.
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Can you imagine if 61 million people have died of that in the recent past or even over
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several decades, what we would be doing, the generalized outcry from both parties that
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that was going on.
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But before I get too on too much of a diatribe, I can't start screaming this early in the
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podcast.
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I'll lose my voice.
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But basically, we've got the Supreme Court in the news again for something concerning
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abortion.
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Now, as a slight diatribe, I will go ahead and say this, the fact that the Supreme Court
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is so powerful right now, the founding fathers have got to be absolutely turning over in
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their grace.
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The Supreme Court should have never been this important.
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That's certainly important, like it was meant to be important from the beginning.
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But this, this idea, because that's the thing with a lot of people that kind of held their
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noses and voted for Donald Trump back in 2016, a lot of the people that said that said Kyle,
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I mean, the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court is too important.
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Like can you imagine if Hillary Clinton had had two justices that she put on the Supreme
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Court, we would never get it back on the conservative side?
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And I can see that argument of all the arguments.
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That's actually one of the more compelling arguments to vote for a guy like Donald Trump.
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But at the same time, it shouldn't be this important.
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It is.
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But this is a world that we live in.
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The last week, as of the recording of this podcast, they heard oral arguments in a case
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from the state of Louisiana.
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And so what this law would require is that abortionists would have admitting privilege
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privileges for patient emergencies.
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That's literally it.
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Abortionists would be forced by law to have hospital admitting privileges for patients that
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are in emergency situations, okay?
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So March 4th, that was a date that the Supreme Court heard those oral arguments in the case.
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And it's going to be several weeks, if not several months until they actually kind of
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come to a conclusion on that and make a ruling.
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But according to LifeNews.com, there was this report here.
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The 2014 Louisiana law at the center of the case requires abortion providers to have hospital
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admitting privileges to treat patients with emergency complications.
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If allowed to take effect, it would close shoddy abortion facilities that are not prepared
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to help patients suffering from emergency complications.
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Unquote from LifeNews.com again.
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The thing about this law is it doesn't really touch abortion.
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Like if you look at it at its most base level, a lot of people in the pro abortion side of
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things say, oh, this is going to, you know, make it to where it's unsafe for women.
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They're going to have to have their babies or whatever the situation is, which it's not
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really truthful.
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Some people are looking at this as kind of a Trojan horse for people that are pro life
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in the United States.
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I don't really see it as that.
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It might end up being that, but there are two major issues, okay?
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And in that same article from LifeNews, there were two major issues that people are kind
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of having with this law or two major things that we need to keep in mind when talking
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about this law.
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And then we'll get into some of the drama that occurred outside of the Supreme Court
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while this law was being argued.
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Okay.
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So here we're going to go back in the article.
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We're going to read the quotes here.
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The first revolves around whether the Supreme Court should follow its previous ruling in
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a similar case from Texas, whole women's health, where the abortion center sued to stop its
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admitting privileges, laws and one with the high court deciding that laws protecting women's
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health are an undue burden supposedly.
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But Louisiana law has important differences.
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The Texas law requires abortionists to have admitting privileges and required abortion
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clinics to meet the same standard as ambulatory surgical centers.
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However, the Louisiana law did not require clinics to meet that ambulatory center requirements.
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Two, the second issue is whether the abortion business has a standing to bring the lawsuit
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in the first place.
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The court also will consider a second important issue in the case, whether abortion clinics
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have standing on to sue on behalf of their patients.
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And it is the abortion businesses, not women who sued to overturn pro life informed consent
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laws, health and safety regulations and other laws to protect unborn babies from abortion.
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So the thing about this is, is guys, again, that this doesn't really seem like it's, it's
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some sort of a Trojan horse type of thing, but at the same time, it's like, especially
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if a woman goes through complications while she's getting an abortion, which she should
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not be doing, but if she's going through complications, if her life is at stake, or if the baby is
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born alive, thank God, the baby is born alive, that there should be admitting privileges to
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the hospital.
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And so some of these shottier as the word was used earlier, some of these shottier clinics
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would be shut down and should be shut down because at the end of the day, it's not, you
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know, it's legal in this country, essentially for a woman to walk in to an abortion clinic
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and kill her child.
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Yes, we are, we obviously know that that is understood at this point, but let's say at
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any point the woman's life is in danger during this procedure because the guy performing
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this procedure or gal performing this procedure doesn't know what they're doing or just something
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goes wrong medically.
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There's some sort of a random thing that happens.
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We got to be able to get those people to an emergency room.
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We got to be able to get those people to a hospital.
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They should be able to have those privileges.
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That's what this is arguing.
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So the thing about it is, is even though I explained it in the most fair way that I think
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I can explain it, the pro-abortion lobby absolutely lost their minds.
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And the thing that I love about what happened on the, on the steps of the Supreme Court last
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week is we get to pull back the curtain a little bit and get a peek at the true evil
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of people that are pro-abortion, right?
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And I want to talk about those people that are conflicted, that they don't really know
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what about in the case of rape or incest, even though we've taught y'all how to deal
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with that argument before.
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The thing about it is we get to see what these people are honestly about.
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So basically while these oral arguments are being presented, there were people that were
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on the steps, these pro-abortion people that were on the steps of the Supreme Court, basically
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holding a rally.
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And there are some pro-life people as well, but really the cameras were on the pro-choice
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people and the pro-abortion people, which thank God.
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So there's three people that I want to talk to you about in terms of their reactions to
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this.
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The first is someone named Renee Bracey Sherman, okay?
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So this person on her own Twitter describes herself as the queen of all abortions, whatever
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that means.
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She's also been called the Beyonce of abortion storytelling, again, whatever that means.
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But let's just hear from Renee Bracey Sherman and what she had to say on the steps of the
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Supreme Court.
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We're the abortion providers, and we're the future abortion providers, and awesome, and
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a special shout out to one of my people who had abortions, we're going to learn nothing
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about this work is going to be without us.
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Awesome.
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So as I said, I had abortion when I was 19.
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It was honestly one of the best decisions of my life.
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I was simply not ready to become a parent, and that's really all you need to know.
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So this woman had an abortion at the age of 19, and need I remind you, in case you forgot
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from like seven seconds ago, she called it one of the best decisions of her entire life.
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So that's interesting that this person sees the killing of a child is one of the greatest
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decisions that she's ever made for herself personally.
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But the Beyonce of abortion storytelling was just really, really excited, right?
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I mean, she's, she's the hype man.
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She's the little John of abortion storytelling, apparently, because she can get on the steps
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of the Supreme Court and try to get a crowd into a frenzy, kind of whip them into a frenzy
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by saying, where am I abortion providers at?
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And that's like a thing that you like, when you go to a concert, sometimes it's like,
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where the ladies at?
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All right.
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Well, the fellas that, you know, you get stuff like that and that gets everybody kind of going,
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where am I abortion providers at?
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Where are my future abortion providers at?
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You know, shout out to all the people in the crowd that have had an abortion.
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Really?
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Like, I thought, I thought that that it was a myth that women would scream their abortions
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and be super proud of it that I thought this was, you know, a decision that a woman made
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solemnly with her doctor and that was kind of what it is.
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But that doesn't really sound like that.
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That doesn't sound solemn at all.
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It sounds like she's downright giddy about it.
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So much so that she's shrieking into a microphone about it.
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But she wasn't the only person that did this because again, Renee Bracey Sherman, no one
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knew her name before this and they're really not going to know her name longer than the
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end of this podcast.
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But Senator Chuck Schumer from New York, he decided to get in on the business and he
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decided to infuse a little bit of incendiary rhetoric.
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So let's see what Senator Chuck Schumer from New York, you know, that state that approved
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abortion up to the moment of birth.
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Let's see what he had to say.
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I want to tell you, Gorsuch, I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind
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and you will pay the price.
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You won't know what hit you.
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So almost immediately after this, Senator Schumer was absolutely eviscerated by this.
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Even by people in the left wing of the media, they were like, dude, I mean, you went a little
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hard right there.
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You won't know what hit you.
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I mean, and then, and then as people came out, his handlers, essentially his PR department
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came out the next day and said, Oh, no, he was just mainly talking about the political
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ramifications and blah, blah, blah, all of a sudden forgetting that these people are
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appointed.
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Like they, they have lifetime appointments.
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So political ramifications don't exactly affect those people that are on the Supreme
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Court because he named Gorsuch and Kavanaugh by name as the only two judges that were put
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on the Supreme Court by Donald Trump and what in levied against him, what can only be considered
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to be a threat.
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Now later, Senator Schumer came out and said, Oh, you know, Hey, I'm from Brooklyn.
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And yo, bro, that's, uh, it's like what we say or whatever.
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And it's kind of one of those deals.
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It's like, okay, even if you believe that, is that the rhetoric you expect from a Senator?
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Like I wouldn't be happy about someone leveling what could be considered a threat against
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a leftist judge if they were on the right.
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I wouldn't be for that.
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And here's the thing, that little show by him, which you got to give it up to Senator
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Schumer.
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He obviously just got hooked up by the crowd.
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You know what I mean?
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Typically he's front of a microphone in front of like seven people from C span.
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He's not really getting hyped, right?
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Maybe the Beyonce of a Boston storytelling really got him hyped up before he came out
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on stage for his biggest performance of his life apparently, but it seemed like he got
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caught up in the moment.
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He got caught up in the crowd and as most politicians do, they're trying to get clapping
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and hooting and hollering and stuff like that because that stuff looks really, really good
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on political ads later on when you run them on YouTube apparently.
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But this didn't go unnoticed and it certainly didn't go unnoticed by even some of the most
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important people in this country, most notably Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme
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Court of the United States.
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He responded with this quote, this morning, Senator Schumer spoke at a rally in front of
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the Supreme Court while a case was being argued inside Senator Schumer referred to two members
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of the court by name and said he wanted to tell them that, quote, you have released a
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whirlwind and you will pay the price.
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You will not know what hits you if you go forward with these awful decisions.
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Unquote justices know that criticism comes with the territory, but threatening statements
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of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate.
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They are dangerous.
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All members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever
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quarter, unquote.
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So again, it's so surprising to get something like this.
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You would almost expect it from someone in the house and I don't know why I would even
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say something like that, but there seems to be a different level of decorum between the
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Senate and the house.
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I mean, call me crazy, but it just kind of seems that way.
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Maybe it's a little bit watered down in the house.
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Who the heck knows?
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But you weren't exactly expecting this from a sitting Senator, but I don't think he took
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the cake that day.
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I mean, that was pretty egregious.
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What he did and the whatever gal her name is from before that that was pretty ridiculous.
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But we had to, you know, listen to her do as she's kind of like launching the festivities.
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But really the craziest diatribe and the craziest presentation that day was from an actress
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named busy Phillips.
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Now don't feel crazy.
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If you don't know that name, busy Phillips, yes, that's B U S Y Phillips.
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She's, I don't know, a D list comedian.
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I mean, if you saw her face on the screen right now, you might recognize her.
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She's been in some small roles and some movies that you might have seen a long time ago.
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Let's just say Hollywood's probably not knocking down her door for her to audition for huge
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blockbuster parts or something like that.
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But she just had this insane presentation and I'm just going to play it for you right
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now in all its glory.
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And I will tell you guys there's this is going to be an unfiltered playing of this.
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There's going to be no bleeping out of the language that she used.
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So if you got some kids listening in the car or something like that, you might just skip
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a couple of minutes ahead because I just want you to hear everything that she has to say
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in all of its glory, I guess.
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So here we go.
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Busy Phillips, here I was sitting in Los Angeles in my beautiful office of my own late night
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talk show.
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Soon I would be driving my hybrid car to my beautiful [inaudible] home to kiss my two beautiful
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and healthy children and my husband who had taken the year off to parent so I could focus
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on my career and I have all of this, all of it, because, because, because, I was allowed
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bodily autonomy at fifteen.
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I will not be shamed into being quiet.
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I will never stop talking about my abortion or my periods or my experiences in childbirth,
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my appeasionomies, my yeast infections or my ovulation that lines up with the moon.
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So that's the thing that happened.
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That's the thing that happened in the real world.
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Like someone actually thought those things and then said them all because, because, because
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she's demonic.
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I mean, go back and listen to about halfway through her little spiel and just even the
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voice that she used.
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I mean, does she not sound like she's completely satanic at that point that she's she's got
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some demons speaking for her worm woods in there, kind of like messing around, kind of
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feeling about?
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I mean, the thing about it is, is again, guys, the reason why I bring this to you is because
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people believe this, like, she wasn't just saying those things.
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These aren't these certainly are the first times we've heard her say things like this
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before.
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Like she's, she's talked about this openly, right?
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She's unbelievably proud that she got an abortion when she was fifteen years old, unbelievably
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proud.
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I mean, again, she implies with her little speech that she did there that she would not
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have had the life she had.
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She wouldn't have had her talk show and her, her whatever car.
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She said her hybrid car and her nice apartment in her beautiful office and the husband and
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the things and the blah, blah, blah, if she didn't murder a baby.
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And the thing that we see here from these three individuals and certainly there were more
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that day that were out there and just people that are all around the United States that
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may or may not be saying this with a loud microphone or a sound system next to them.
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We're seeing a full-throated support of killing babies while they're in the womb.
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There's no hiding the ball anymore.
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There's no 1990s Clinton era.
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You know, it should be a safe, legal, and rare.
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There's none of that anymore.
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You cannot be a major party candidate in the Democratic Party.
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You cannot consider yourself a leftist.
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You cannot be woke.
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You cannot be accepted in a lot of these liberal areas of the country unless you believe this
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stuff.
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You got to listen to what this person just said busy, busy films.
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You got to listen to what she said and go, yeah, I'm down with all that.
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I'm down with every last bit of that.
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If it's a choice between material goods and some potential improvements in your career,
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you should absolutely shed blood.
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Why wouldn't you?
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It's morally neutral, right?
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And then she kind of screams there at the end about yeast infections or something.
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I don't really know where she was going with that.
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But guys, this is the modern pro-choice movement as they call it, or pro-abortion, pro-baby
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mortar, baby murder movement as I call it.
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But the thing is, is this is happening every single day.
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People that are, they're at coffee shops having conversations that are similar to this at
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a different volume.
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They're, you know, probably a lot more reserved than what we just made you listen to here.
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At the same time, you got to know that this is out there.
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So if you live in one of these communities, like the community that I live in, we're
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the only full-throated support that you see, you know, verbalized in the community is the,
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you know, not killing babies, you got to think that there are people in your community that
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do actually think this way.
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And you might end up in a conversation with some of these people at some point.
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And hopefully you've got a better argument than, Oh, well, I just, you know, I'm not
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really comfortable with abortion because I think it's murder.
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I guess most of the time I think it's murder.
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This is why I talk about this so often because there's not really, in my opinion, a more
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important topic that we could talk about, right?
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I mean, everybody, everyone's buying up all the toilet paper on the planet and all the
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germ X and all, all the everything else for a virus that might, might have a 2% kill,
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right, right, 2% that is significant for all the people that pass away.
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Don't get me wrong.
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But again, just think about in the state of New York, there are more black children that
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are murdered in the womb that are born.
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That's more than 50% of black babies in the state of New York are killed.
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I just, it just absolutely, it just, it's crazy to me, the things that people will go
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nuts over about funding for this program or about this or that.
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And I know we talk about them some here on this podcast, but what could be more important
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than this?
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So that's kind of the big story from last week, because you had all these people basically
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going out there and this will not end.
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Obviously, whenever we get the decision, there's either going to be people like, you know,
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from the pro-abortion side screaming in the streets, their excitement or screeching their
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extremes in the, in the streets about the things that they don't like about what came
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down about the decision.
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But that's not the only story.
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These are stories that have happened really in the last couple of weeks.
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I'm just going to run down a few of them for you.
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So Bernie Sanders, you know, that guy who's, you know, presidential hopes are essentially
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done for, which I'm a little bit disappointed in because I really wanted him to be on the
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ballot for Democrats so that I would like destroy them all the way down ballot across
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the entire country.
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But, you know, here we go.
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We got a half a live person in Joe Biden.
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That's probably going to win the Democratic ticket, but he is Bernie Sanders that, that
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is he is just as radical in the issues of abortion as you would guess.
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This guy doesn't have a middle of the road opinion on anything.
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The more communists, the more Marxist, the more insane the opinion can be.
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That's what he's going to do.
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But basically he released his kind of, what did he call it?
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Like sexual justice or women's rights thing on his website here recently.
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But basically Sanders would require states to obtain a clearance from the federal government
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before enacting any pro-life laws.
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Is that not the most authoritarian thing that you've ever heard in your entire life?
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I'll take this from his exact site.
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So this is from his site.
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So it's quote, if abortion is legal, but your state has no or too few reproductive health
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clinics, then you do not have reproductive justice or freedom.
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I mean, think about that statement.
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I'll read it again in case some of you guys missed it.
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This is on his website.
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This is his official platform.
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If abortion is legal, but your state has no or too few reproductive health centers, abortion
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clinics, you do not have reproductive justice or freedom.
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What in the hell is reproductive justice or freedom?
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What in the world is that?
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Gosh, this is like some Orwellian nonsense.
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But the thing is is Sanders also promised to work very closely with abortion activists
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to appoint judges who would uphold Roe v. Wade and, you know, and abortion on demand and
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all those different things.
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And another thing you've heard Bernie Sanders talk a lot about is Medicare for all that
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we're just going to have free medical care for the entire country.
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Like that's going to be a real thing.
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But his Medicare for all plan, if it were to get ran through Congress, which, you know,
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dubious proposition at best, it would basically force all American taxpayers to fund abortion
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on demand.
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So there'd be no Hyde amendment.
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There'd be no Mexico City policy.
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There'd be none of those things.
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Basically, it would force all Americans to pay for abortions, all of them.
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So regardless of if you're the 50% or so of Americans, I think that's murder, not doesn't
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matter under his plan.
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So again, Bernie Sanders believes in abortion up to the point of birth because of course
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he does.
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But at the same time, can you be a major party candidate right now?
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And I'm specifically talking about the Democrats and not believe that because let's just say,
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I think there was one political candidate for president on the democratic side.
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I want to say it's Tulsi Gabbard, but I'm not exactly sure.
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It might have been AB Klomachar, but they, they came out saying that they weren't okay
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with third trimester abortions.
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So that's better than, yeah, we're okay with abortion up to the, to the time of birth and,
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you know, a couple of minutes after birth, no big deal, but at the same time, like these
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were not major candidates that we really thought were going to win the democratic ticket.
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And if we go another four years, whether it will, let's assume Donald Trump wins, which,
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you know, again, that might be a coin flip by the time we get to the end of the year,
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but if Donald Trump wins, can we assume what the democratic ticket is going to be spewing
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four years from now?
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I mean, there's not really any place they could go that's worse than where they've already
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been.
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Right?
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I mean, they can start pushing into for, you know, the, the scale on infanticide.
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They can start pushing that a little bit further, but you know, who knows at that point, but
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that's just one guy.
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So that's Bernie Sanders.
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We've got another hero of the left Ruth Bader Ginsburg from the Supreme Court.
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She said in an interview recently that first trimester abortions are far safer than childbirth.
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Okay.
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So she said that while she was expressing her overall extreme displeasure with the Louisiana
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case that was brought before the Supreme Court.
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But again, for a woman that believes that a first trimester abortion is safer than childbirth,
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I would ask her this.
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What about for the baby, Justice Ginsburg?
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What about for the baby?
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Is it a safe for them?
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Cause there's almost a 100% kill rate for an abortionist whenever they're going to take
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out a first trimester fetus, almost 100%, I mean, they're almost back in a thousand, right?
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So is it really that much safer than childbirth?
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Now again, of course, people are like, Oh, you're, you're not doing the right contact.
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She was obviously talking about for a woman, it was safer than that, but again, the baby
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inside of her is a separate person.
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So the statistics might be true that a woman has a higher chance of dying during childbirth
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than she does during a first trimester abortion.
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That might be true.
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I would even concede that.
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However, there are two people involved here.
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There are two people during that medical procedure.
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There's the woman.
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And then there's the human being inside of her that has completely different DNA than
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her that has different blood than her that has its own organs.
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Its own brain, right?
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I mean, why would you even make that argument?
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If you're Ruth Bader Ginsburg, now again, she is just a wild leftist.
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She is somebody that again, I would never wish ill on someone like her, but I wish she
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would retire, right?
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I wish she would just retire.
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I don't want her to pass away and that be how she, she leaves the court.
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I just want her to get out of there.
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I just want her to retire.
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I want her to no longer be on the Supreme Court because she actually believes stuff like
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this.
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She is one of the stalwarts that's blocking against any attacks on Roe v. Wade.
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So if she were to get out of the way, again, as I repeat, I repeat, I don't want her to
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die as some people have said out loud that they want her to just hurry up and die.
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I want her to live a good, long life.
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I just don't want her to be on the Supreme Court anymore, okay?
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But then we've got one other story that I want to share with you.
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According to one Democrat, abortion is just like getting your wisdom teeth pulled.
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So here's the quote, okay, abortions are one of the safest procedures you could do on an
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outpatient basis.
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Never than doing an endoscopy or doing a wisdom teeth extraction.
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And if you're wondering that quote is from a house of representatives member Jackie spear
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from the Democratic party, she's from the 14th congressional district in the state of California,
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of course.
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But again, the thing I would ask her would be what about for the baby, ma'am?
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What about for the baby?
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Is an abortion just as safe as getting your wisdom teeth taken out?
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Because here's something, again, I'm not a scientist.
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But whenever you get your wisdom teeth pulled, your wisdom teeth aren't alive.
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Your wisdom teeth, uh, couldn't be taken out of your body and placed to the side and
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live and grow and develop and age your teeth are essentially an inanimate object, right?
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But according to some people in the Democratic party, which, if it seems like I'm picking
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on them, it's because I am because they actually believe these things, it's just no big deal.
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And again, you might say to yourself, Oh, I're not being fair to her.
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That's not the right context.
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She's obviously saying that abortion is safer for women than getting your wisdom teeth pulled.
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Now, I don't know of a lot of women dying getting their wisdom teeth pulled, right?
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I don't know of a lot of people like that.
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So that's not necessarily something I would concede to the representative.
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But guys, the reason why I go over this, the reason why I went over the three people that
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talked outside the Supreme Court and then Bernie Sanders and this representative and
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg and all these individuals is because you have to be ready to reckon
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with these bad and murderous ideologies because the pro abortion lobby does not have any legs
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to stand on.
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They don't have the moral high ground and only currently do they have the legal high
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ground because again, I'm in full belief that someday, hopefully in my lifetime, if not
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in my children's lifetime, right?
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We will be able to look back on this time period in American history and think of ourselves.
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How could we possibly be possibly have been so barbaric?
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How is that even possible?
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Because we can look back now, we can look back on the evils of the Western slave trade
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and the slave trade in the United States and the things that went on in the South.
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We can look at those things and be like, how, how in the world did we allow that to happen?
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How in the world did churches allow its members own to own slaves?
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How is that possible?
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Thanks.
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Thank God for William Wilberforce.
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Thank God for people like him.
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But who's going to be the William Wilber first of, of this issue of abortion?
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Because again, I got, I got to remind you guys, 61 million plus babies have died, 61 million.
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That is an insane number.
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And the thing about it is guys is I'm going to keep talking about this.
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So if you want to skip the abortion episodes, that's completely fine, right?
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If this issue makes you uncomfortable, I had a listener call me up not that long ago because,
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you know, he allowed his, his girlfriend to, to kill her baby and to kill his baby at some
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point.
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And he was really, really not happy with how I talked about the issue of abortion.
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And I just got to tell him as I would tell you guys, I don't care.
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Don't care even a little bit.
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If this subject makes you uncomfortable, it's because it should, because we should not be
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comfortable with children being murdered.
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That should not be some easy thing that just passes through our brains and out the, out
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the other end, it shouldn't just, you know, just dissipate into the ether.
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This is an idea that we should reckon with and we should reckon with people that believe
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these things because they're maybe not going to get up in front of a crowd of people and
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try to get them hyped about the fact that they've had an abortion, but they might be
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internally proud about it.
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They might actually be thinking to themselves, man, I'm so glad I killed that child.
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However many years ago, whatever their name would have been because look at my life now.
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And the thing is, it's not for us to condemn these people, right?
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But Jesus did an amazing job of loving on people while pointing out their sin to them.
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Because if you think you're loving on people by ignoring the sinful things in their life
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that they've done, you've got it backwards.
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You do not hold the judgment seat of God.
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You know that you guys are cognitively aware enough that you know that that's not the case.
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You cannot perform judgment on this situation, whether they had an abortion or not or any
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of those things.
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It's not up to you.
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You're going to let God deal with that.
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But if you've got people in your church, if you've got people in your Sunday school,
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if you've got people in your world that that depend on you and that love you and you've
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got a good relationship and you just let something like this go, you're part of the problem.
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And even if you don't have one of those situations, you don't know anyone around you that has
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actually had an abortion, you've got to be able to engage on this issue.
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And no, I don't necessarily mean get in fights on Facebook.
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But when you get into these conversations with these individuals, you see very quickly
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that their ideologies are hollow and you need to point that out to them.
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You need to invite them into the, the grace of the gospel, you need to invite them into
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a worldview that doesn't put a premium on killing babies.
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And guys, if you're not really getting the point by now, we will never ever stop talking
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about this on this podcast.
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All right, guys, before we let you go, we are going to do a quick resilience boost as
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you know, by now we are a men's ministry and our mission is cultivating mainly resilience.
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So specifically, we do that by providing content that for just spiritual, mental and physical
29:44
toughness.
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So for today, I've got a lot of articles, many of the articles that are referred to in this
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podcast, the one about the 61 million babies having been killed since Roe v. Wade, the
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Supreme Court there, there's kind of a breakdown article of what's going on with the Supreme
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Court and the Louisiana law that is before them.
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We've got the quotes that are brought to you by Chief Justice Roberts, a blasting senator
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Schumer for what he said, the one about Ruth Bader Ginsburg, also about Democratic Representative
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Jackie Speer.
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But then there's one video that I haven't talked about that I want to take a quick second
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to, to bring to you.
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So I'm in the middle of reading the book, abortion by RC Sproul right now.
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So this is kind of a seminal work in the, in the area of abortion.
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And there was a documentary that was discussed in this book.
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It was in chapter three or four or something like that.
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It's called the silent screen.
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So this is a documentary, I believe from the early 80s, I think it's 1984, if not, it was
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somewhere around then.
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But basically it's this 20, 25 minute or so long documentary that actually shows an abortion
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taking place during, while there's an ultrasound going.
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And the thing about this guys is it's overwhelming.
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And you know, this, this documentary has been called out for being way too emotive and doing
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all these different things.
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But it was one of the original founders of Nairau, he was the guy that was kind of walking
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you through the video and different things like that.
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That doesn't really spoil the ending at all.
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But at the same time, you're getting an idea of what actually happens during an abortion,
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right?
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It's through kind of a grainy film because it's the early 1980s and you know, we've only
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gotten better when it's come to those types of things with the technology around birth.
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But you're getting to see something very specific that I don't even think pro life people think
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about.
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And that's whenever they stick the suction tube into the womb, the baby starts getting
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very, very agitated.
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The baby is trying to avoid the suction tube, right?
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And this is the same suction tube that will rip the baby out limb from limb by the way.
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Only to have the head left over, at which point they stick a tool inside of there and they
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squash the skull and the brain and the head so that they can remove it from the woman's
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womb.
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But we see this baby actually writhing in pain.
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That's the only way that we can describe it.
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Because this baby was Dassau and calm in his mother's womb until a murderer decided to
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stick an instrument in there to end its life.
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And to a certain degree, you could even make the case that this baby was trying to escape,
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right?
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Which, you know, you want to talk about fight or flight and whether it's natural or the
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baby has feelings or whether the situation is.
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At this point in the video, we already have evidence that babies at that age, they already
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are dreaming.
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They certainly feel pain.
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They recoil from pain.
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So they feel themselves being ripped to pieces.
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But I think this is worth your time.
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It's a little slow.
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So if you guys watch it on your computer, you can bump the speed up a little bit.
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But whenever they get into the points where they're actually showing the abortion on the
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ultrasound, I think it's important for you guys to watch.
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