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This is a Daunton Life Man's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson.
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Let's get into it.
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All right, guys, on this episode,
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we are going to be talking about the 2021 March for Life.
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Every year that there is a March for Life, we are going to talk about it here on this podcast
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because it gives us another opportunity to talk about the abortion topic,
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which, as we've talked about a lot on this podcast, is basically the only topic.
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If you're going to have one thing that you stand up against,
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this is the one thing that you have to stand up against,
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and that's the genocide of children.
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But on January the 29th, they did a different kind of March for Life.
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This was the 48th annual March for Life, but it was the first ever digital March, okay?
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So it was kind of a weird deal because of all the nonsense that went down at the Capitol
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close to the inauguration, then you had the inauguration,
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and then you have COVID and can't have large crowds and all this kind of stuff.
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And so they basically did a digital one. Tim Tebow spoke.
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There were some other people that spoke and did some different things,
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but the real headline is this, and that's since 1973,
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over 62 million babies have been murdered legally in the United States.
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1973, that was when Roe v. Wade was decided.
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One of the worst decisions in the history of the United States Supreme Court,
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just based strictly on the law and on jurisprudence,
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but maybe the most consequential are one of the most consequential things
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that we've ever seen the United States Supreme Court do because
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since that time, 62 million babies have been murdered, 62 million.
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That is almost an unfathomable amount to wrap your head around.
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And people keep talking about how the rates of abortion are going down over time
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and all these different things.
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We're still at right around a million babies slaughtered in the womb every single year.
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Pulled out piece by piece, sucked out with a suction too.
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I mean, it's just absolutely astonishing.
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But that's basically all there is to report for the March this year.
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Yeah, doing the digital March, it's kind of hard to really live up to most of people's expectations,
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especially since last year.
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Donald Trump actually spoke live, the first and only president to speak live
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and in person at the March for life and whatever his historical record shows
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or whatever he goes down in history as, I will always be thankful
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for Donald Trump for doing that again.
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I'm not exactly convinced that this man is pro life in his heart,
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that he actually really cares about abortion.
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But he was the most pro life president that we've had from a legislative point of view.
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And this isn't a podcast about whether or not Joe Biden should be president
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or Donald Trump should have won or something like that.
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But you know what, if we were just looking at policy,
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I think we'd have the same administration in the White House than we do right now,
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which is very consequential for the state of abortion in this country,
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which kind of takes me to some news updates,
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because that's another thing I encourage you guys to do all the time,
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is to stay up on what's going on on the abortion issue.
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Because a lot of people, they're like, "Oh, yeah, yeah, I'm pro life."
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But they never really think through the arguments, which is an issue,
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especially if you walk up to somebody or get into a conversation with somebody
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who has thought about the arguments from a pro abortion side,
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if you're not prepared, you're bringing a knife to a gun fight in that situation.
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But also, if you don't stay up on what's going on,
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you're just essentially useless to the pro like movement,
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because you don't really know what's happening.
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Your arguments are going to fall flat.
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But on the 28th of January, via executive order,
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which is basically all he's done since he's been in office to sign executive orders,
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but President Joe Biden, who is a devout Catholic, we've been told,
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has revoked the Mexico City policy, which banned US taxpayer dollars
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going overseas to pay for abortions.
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Okay, so again, every time Jinsaki, who is his press secretary or anyone
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else in the Joe Biden administration, is asked about his stance on abortion,
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they always talk about, "Well, he's a devout Catholic,"
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as if that means something.
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Because he's been incredibly pro abortion his entire career,
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but he's getting even more pro abortion.
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And he's signaling that he's going to, really,
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he's working to attain the title of most prolific supporter of baby murder in history.
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That's really, you know, he's president and that's pretty cool,
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but that's really the title that he wants.
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Because there's two more things that are on Joe Biden's target list.
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Revoking the Hyde Amendment and codifying Roe v. Wade into actual federal law.
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So the Hyde Amendment prevents taxpayer dollars going to pay for abortions here in the United States,
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even though technically that's not what happens because we give tens of millions
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and hundreds of millions of dollars to Planned Parenthood,
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and they say it doesn't go to abortion, but when you give it to Planned Parenthood,
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it's clearly going to go for abortion.
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Whether they ear market or do some sort of weird, you know, tax document to move money
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from here, they're like, sorry, we are paying for abortions,
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but it is the Hyde Amendment and is one of those things that Joe Biden has flip flopped on,
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one of the, you know, a million things that he's flip flopped on during his a million years,
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that he's been in Congress and been in public life,
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but he's going to try to revoke the Hyde Amendment.
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And then he really wants to codify Roe v. Wade into actual federal law because it's not law.
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Essentially if Roe v. Wade goes away,
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the decision as to whether or not you should be able to kill babies goes back to the states.
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And so essentially we would have pro-life states and pro-abortion states.
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That's essentially what would happen.
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But that's really what's next on the list.
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So you got to be paying attention.
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But also on the 27th, the day before the 27th of January, Poland,
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the country of Poland actually outlawed all abortions in the country,
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except for instances of rape, incest, or the mother's life being in danger,
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because they were basically trying to target people that were finding out that their baby
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was going to have Down syndrome or a cleploid or something like that,
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and a lot of people were getting abortions for that reason.
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That is no longer a legal reason to seek an abortion in the country of Poland,
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which is amazing.
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So it's good but not complete because obviously in instances of rape or incest,
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the baby in the womb has done nothing wrong.
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They should not be getting the death penalty for something that their father has done.
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And essentially we live in a day and age where the mother's life is never in danger
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to where abortion is the only thing that could save her life.
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You can deliver the baby, you can move some things around,
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you can actually do surgery in remove the womb and put the womb back in.
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We've seen this done in a myriad of different ways,
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but you don't have to just go straight to,
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well, let's kill the baby so we can save mom.
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You can do both.
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But there was another thing that happened on the 27th of January.
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My senator from the state of Oklahoma, James Langford,
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gave a 20 minute address on the Senate floor,
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admonishing the pro-abortion lobby, the pro-abortion arguments,
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some of the people in the Joe Biden administration.
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And I thought it was absolutely fantastic.
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This is a man that I really respect.
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We're working hard to try to get him to come on this podcast
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so we can talk to him about this issue and other issues.
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And what I'm going to do for you is I'm just going to play the entire speech.
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So similar to last year, I wasn't sure if I could play the entire speech
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that Donald Trump gave to the pro choice, or sorry,
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to the pro life rally, to the march for life rally.
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But I'm pretty sure since he is a public servant and technically I pay his salary,
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I'm pretty sure I can play this whole speech,
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but hopefully I don't have to take it down later.
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But I'm just going to go ahead and play this for you.
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But guys, I want you to pay attention.
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I want you to pay attention to how he presents his argument.
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So he's not flying off the handle.
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He's very controlled. He's known for that.
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But he's also very stern in his argumentation as well.
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And in admonishing, a thing that is a grave moral evil
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that we are allowing to be perpetuated on children in our country.
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So let's have a listen to what my Senator, Senator James Langford,
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has to say about the subject of abortion.
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You buy a new GM car, Nissan, Honda, Kia or Toyota, even Hyundai.
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You'll notice they've started installing a new feature in their cars.
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It's a reminder when you turn off the engine to check your back seat.
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Well, frankly, I rented a car not long ago and it started dinging
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and I kept trying to figure out what I had done and kept looking around
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until I saw the little monitor on the dashboard and it just said,
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"Get the back seat." Which I thought was great.
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Because the makers of those cars all believe every child is precious
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and they shouldn't be harmed.
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We've all heard stories like this, but I distinctly remember last summer
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seeing in the news the story about an infant who died because they were left in a hot car.
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That's why these car makers are making this feature now.
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I remember as I saw the story on the news and just the reports
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and how angry people were in the community and they were angry at the store
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and they were upset on the news and they couldn't believe that a mom had left a child
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in the back seat of a car and they had slowly died in the heat.
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Because no one wants to see a child harm.
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Everyone believes that every child is precious.
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And I remember when I saw the story on the news last summer,
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I remember turning to my wife and saying, "I can't figure out our culture sometimes."
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Because that same mom and that same baby could have gone into an abortion clinic
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just a few months before and that child's life could have been ended
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and it wouldn't have made the news.
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In fact, no one would have flenched.
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In fact, that very sane people that were furious at that mom
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for leaving her child in a hot car to die
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would have argued for her right to destroy that exact same child.
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In fact, would have called it her reproductive right
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or even the new euphemism out there, reproductive care.
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Same child, same mom.
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Nothing was different but a few months in time.
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Reproductive care seems like such a nice little euphemism.
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But what it really means is paying someone in a clinic
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to reach into the womb with a surgical instrument
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to pull the arms and legs off of a child in the womb
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so that they will bleed to death in the womb
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and then suction out the little boy or girl's body parts one at a time.
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That's what reproductive care means.
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And I don't understand why that's normal
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but leaving a child in the back seat of a hot car is a tragedy.
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Maybe it's because as a nation,
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some people are afraid to answer the most obvious question.
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Is that a baby?
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That's the most obvious question.
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That face, that nose, those two eyes, that mouth, that chin,
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those fingers, is that a baby?
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That's really the only question.
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Is that a child?
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Maybe there's a second question that needs to be answered.
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Are all children valuable?
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Or are only some children valuable?
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We seem to have a great deal of debate today in our society
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and we should about facts.
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People say we can't seem to agree on the same set of facts and truth.
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You can't have your facts and my facts.
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We just only have facts.
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The media, big tech, activists have all decried of our losses
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of our ability as a nation to just accept clear facts in front of our face.
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The obvious truth.
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So let me ask a question again.
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Is that a baby?
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Yes or no?
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Because if we're all supposed to say let's at least agree to the most basic of facts,
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how about that one?
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Is that a human child?
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With a future and a purpose and a name?
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Are all children valuable?
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Or are only some?
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Gold is valuable.
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Doesn't matter its size.
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I have gold in my wedding ring.
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Many people have gold in their wedding rings.
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If we found a small piece of gold on the floor, it would be valuable.
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It wouldn't matter its shape.
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It wouldn't matter its size.
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Small or large?
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We don't discriminate.
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Gold is valuable because everyone universally recognizes its worth.
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Every single senator in this room recognizes the worth and value of gold.
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It's around $1,800 an ounce right now to be able to get gold.
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We all seem no matter how small or large gold is valuable,
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but we can't seem to agree that all children are valuable.
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Literally gold is more precious to some people in this room than children are.
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Children aren't valuable only sometimes or only certain children.
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Children are valuable.
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It can't be just if a mom or dad wants a child they're valuable
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and if they don't want a child they're not valuable they're disposable.
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If a mom or dad gets to choose who are precious and who's medical waste?
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Is that a child?
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That's really the only question that has to be answered.
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Because everything else flows from that.
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There are political conversations in this room about the value of children
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and every time it comes up it gets noisy.
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People will say, "Well, you don't fund enough money for education or child care
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or health care in communities, so you don't love children."
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I would say I voted for the exact same bill you did last year.
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For billions of dollars for assistance in child care,
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billions of dollars for early childhood education,
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elementary and secondary education, higher education.
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We did additional assistance for SNAP benefits last year
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and assistance of benefits of moms and needs,
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increased health care for all communities,
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for federally qualified health centers to make sure we get health care
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to every single community.
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I voted on those exact same thing multiple other people did in this room.
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I care about children outside the womb.
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But those questions really aren't the question.
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They're distractions to the question and I get it.
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Because if I ask, "Is that a child?"
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People respond, "Well, do you spend enough for child care or health care?"
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And I still say, "Wait, stop answering my first question.
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Is that a child?"
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Maybe I should ask a more basic question.
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Does everyone in this room believe in the principal we should do
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unto others as we would want done unto us?
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What would you want done to you when you were in the womb?
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Listen, I don't want to address this issue lightly.
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This is a difficult issue for some people.
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I don't think an abortion is a flippant thing that anyone walks into an abortion.
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I don't meet anyone that had an abortion and somehow gleeful about it.
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Quite frankly, I can't imagine that anyone who had an abortion
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would ever forget the sights and the sounds and the smells of an abortion,
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knowing that a helpless child is dying at that moment.
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I grieve from moms and dads who will never, ever forget that they went into a clinic
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and paid someone to get rid of their child in the name of reproductive care.
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I can't imagine what their emotion is.
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But we as a society have to answer this question still
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for every child that has yet to come.
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48 years ago this week, the Supreme Court made a decision
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that has now resulted in the death of 62 million children in America,
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62 million.
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That is hard to fathom.
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Unlike so many other Supreme Court decisions,
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America has not forgotten about this one.
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Our culture has not just moved on and accepted it.
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Every year since 1974, the first year after the Roe v. Wade decision,
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individuals from across the country have gathered in Washington, D.C.,
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in defense of the unborn.
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Friends, families, church leaders, community folks,
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they've all marched in the rain, the sleet, the snow.
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It's cold every year this week in January.
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But they come.
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This year will be different due to COVID-19
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and the ongoing security concerns in Washington, D.C.,
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marches are staying home and they're engaging virtually.
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Maybe this is one more moment where even more people can get involved online.
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Because I expect the rally this year will draw an even larger number
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of people from students and families and people,
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quite frankly, from all over the world, just to ask a simple question.
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Will we recognize the most obvious thing in front of our face?
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That's a baby.
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President Biden this week celebrated the passage of Roe v. Wade
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by declaring that he wants to pass a federal law
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requiring abortion to be provided in every single state in America.
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To not just trust a court decision from 1973,
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he wants us to proactively require and statute
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that every state demands abortion in their state
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and that the federal taxpayers, with harder and tax dollars,
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should actually be required to pay for those abortions all over America.
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Wasn't long ago that Senator Biden was saying things like
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taxpayers shouldn't be required to pay for abortion.
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They shouldn't be required to pay for something,
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that they find some morally objectionable.
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Wasn't that long ago Senator Biden was talking about abortion
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being safe, legal, and rare?
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And now as President, within the first week,
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he's moving as fast as he can to promote abortion
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and demand taxpayers pay for it.
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In fact, painfully so, President Biden's nomination
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for the Secretary of Health and Human Services
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has actually no health care experience at all.
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It's a little surprising to a lot of us when we saw it,
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because we're used to seeing the leader of health and human services
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be a physician or a scientist,
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which would make sense in the time of an enormous global pandemic
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to have a physician leading health and human services.
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But he actually nominated someone that his biggest qualification is
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he is one of the most radical advocates for abortion in the country.
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He did as a House member, he did as an Attorney General in California,
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and clearly the promise was made, he'll do it
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if you put him into health and human services.
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Let me just give you an example of what I'm talking about for Mr. Becerra.
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I just, I can't process some of these things.
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Mr. Becerra, when he was the Attorney General from California,
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actually went to Mississippi to be able to lead a suit against Mississippi,
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another state, obviously, because that state was talking about
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limiting abortion to only the earliest days of abortion,
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their belief was after a child feels pain,
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we should at least not tear a child limb from limb in the womb
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when their nervous system is developed.
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Mr. Becerra led a coalition of state attorneys general
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to fight Mississippi and say you can't protect children that way.
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He actually argued before the United States Court of Appeals
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in the Ninth Circuit against the little sisters of the poor
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trying to require that group of nuns
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to provide birth control services to the group of nuns,
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literally attacking the little sisters of the poor
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to kind of push this whole agenda.
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When he was a representative in the House of Representatives,
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he voted against the Born Alive Survivors Protection Act.
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So if a child is in a botched abortion is actually delivered instead of destroyed,
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he wanted to say no, even after they're fully delivered,
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that child can still be destroyed even though they're fully delivered,
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which would make sense because he also, as a representative,
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fought against the partial birth abortion ban.
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The procedure where they would, it was a rare procedure,
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but it was a procedure where they would deliver the child all but the head
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and then penetrate the head with scissors and kill the child.
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He fought against that.
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He fought against the Unborn Victims of Violence Act,
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which really is odd to me.
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All it did was criminalize if someone attacked a pregnant woman
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and killed her child, they could also be liable for that death as well.
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He also didn't want to recognize the child as a child,
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even if the mother saw the child as a child.
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He also fought against crossing state lines from minors
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and saying they shouldn't have to get parents' permission
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if they crossed state lines to go get an abortion somewhere else.
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As the Attorney General in California,
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he fought to require churches to pay for abortion care
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in their health care plans when it directly violated their religious belief.
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Believeably so, he also fought to be able to require
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pro-life medical clinics, where you could go and say,
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"I don't want an abortion, but I do want a sonogram.
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I want to be able to get some more information about this child."
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If you went into one of those pro-life centers and got a sonogram,
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he fought to require there to be a poster on the wall
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that would say if you would rather have an abortion,
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here's the place that you would go.
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Now, this is beyond just protecting abortion,
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that has moved to promoting abortion,
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encouraging the death of children.
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It got even so bizarre that in California,
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when there was a video taken of a Planned Parenthood group of folks
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that were trafficking the body parts of children,
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and it was caught on video,
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instead of confronting the folks that were trafficking the child body parts,
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he went after the folks that took the video,
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the whistleblowers, and exposed them.
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This is not an attack on Mr. Becerra.
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It's just a shock to me that all of those things seem normal.
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I don't understand that, culturally.
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I don't understand how the person who is being appointed
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to lead health and human services can say that children are subhuman.
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I don't have to recognize that as human,
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though I'm leading health and human services.
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That's apparently optional tissue, not a human child.
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I believe that children are human.
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We should honor every child's life.
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It should be baseline for us to be able to say
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if a child is actually delivered in a botched abortion
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and they've been fully delivered outside the womb,
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we should help that child get medical care.
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I don't understand why that's so hard.
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I don't understand why it's so hard to say that some people are absolutely appalled
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by the taking of a child's life.
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Don't force them with their tax dollars to pay for it.
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I don't understand why that's controversial.
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I don't understand why it's controversial that when a child can feel pain in the womb,
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that we shouldn't dismember a child in the womb.
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I don't understand why that's controversial.
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I don't understand why it's controversial to some that if a health care provider
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who has sworn to protect life, that that person shouldn't be compelled to take life
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in an abortion procedure by their employer,
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I don't understand why that's controversial.
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But for some reason, it is.
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Among our most basic rights in America, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness.
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One of the most basic things that come out of our founding documents
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is these things are referred to as self-evident.
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Facts are facts, especially when those facts have a face.
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How can you look at that picture and say that's not a human child?
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How can we not acknowledge the simple facts?
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Now, I do understand for some people this is very difficult
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because they fought for years for abortion.
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And they don't want that to change because if it changed, they would have to admit
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there have been death of millions of children on their watch.
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That is not a simple thing to admit.
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But please do not tell me you're following the science.
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Because that child has ten fingers and ten toes and a beating heart
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and a functioning nervous system.
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That child has DNA that's different than the mom or the dad.
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That's not random tissue.
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That is a separate person and science would confirm that.
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So please don't tell me you follow the science wherever it goes.
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Because some facts are obvious and the science is clear.
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And this all gets resolved when we answer one simple question.
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Is that a child or not?
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Because everything else goes from that.
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For those who are joining the March for Life Online this week,
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good for you. Keep going. Don't give up.
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Defend the facts that are self-evident.
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Speak out for those who can't speak for themselves.
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Because millions of future Americans are counting on it.
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And they're watching for someone to admit the facts.
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The facts that have a face. I yield the floor.
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So guys that's how it's done.
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I mean eloquent, well spoken obviously.
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Very tight argumentation. But to the point as well.
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I mean he brought abortion into your lap essentially.
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He brought it right into your face.
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He even talked about people not being able to forget the smell of an abortion.
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Because again even if you see pictures of aborted baby parts.
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Which I think is a powerful tool.
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You never really think about the fact that that's rotting human flesh
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that has just been torn. Freshly torn to pieces.
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So Bravo to Senator James Langford for doing that on the senate floor.
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And I hope that other senators will join him in his fight and making their voices known.
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A couple of resources that I do want to bring up for you.
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And I bring these up basically every time we talk about this subject because I think they are valuable for you.
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If you haven't been listening to this podcast for very long I want to direct you to a couple of old episodes.
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In episode six of this podcast we did our first podcast on the issue of abortion.
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And we talked about everything. We talked about Roe v. Wade.
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We talked about different arguments. We talked about essentially how we got to where we are right now.
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So that's a very important episode. As I always have to say for the first maybe 10 or 12 episodes or so.
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I wasn't exactly sure how my microphone works.
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So I was like literally like right on top of my microphone like talking like this.
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And I wasn't wasn't the best thing because I was trying to talk softly so that I wouldn't pop pop pop the pop screen.
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It was an issue, right? So we've gotten better. We're still not perfect.
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But episode six is definitely not the greatest sounding episode ever but it does have some very good content.
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But then episode 78 of this podcast is probably the best episode in total that we've done on the subject.
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It's called answering 17 pro abortion arguments.
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Because the thing about it, like I said earlier, there's a lot of people that just identify as pro life.
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And maybe it's just because they're Christian or maybe it's just because, you know, the thought of killing babies is abhorrent to them.
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But then whenever you talk to these people, their arguments just kind of fall apart because they don't have any.
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They don't have facts. They don't have tactics that they can use to get through.
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And so I took the top 17 pro abortion arguments and I'm teaching you in that podcast how to deal with them.
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Because again, if you're going to engage in the subject matter, this is everything for people.
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I mean, this is the altar of truth for the democratic party, modern democratic party.
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I mean, there is no sacrament that they hold in high regard than the sacrament of baby sacrifice.
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So at some point, you should be able to hook horns with somebody and have a discussion about this issue and not be able to back down.
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Because you can win the abortion argument with an ardent pro abortion advocate and remain calm.
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Because you have morality on your side. You have truth on your side.
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You certainly have science on your side. Again, follow the science.
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Well, yeah, if you follow the science, it's going to lead you to the exact same conclusion that the Bible would.
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Regardless of which way you decide to go with that argument.
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So I'd highly, highly encourage you guys to check out those resources.
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All right, guys, before we let you go, we are going to do a quick resilience boost.
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As you know, by now, we are a men's ministry and our mission is cultivating mainly resilience.
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Specifically, we do that by providing content that helps you forge spiritual, mental and physical toughness.
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So here are the resources for today. I've got a link to life news.com.
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That is where I basically keep up with the news. They basically look at everything with the pro life situation and they keep you updated.
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So that's a great thing to follow on social media, but also to follow their website.
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I've got the YouTube video of Senator Langford defending the value of life on the Senate floor.
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So you can watch that for yourself. And then also, I've got an article that I didn't really talk about on this podcast,
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but it's from the National Review. It's called the pro life movement faces unique challenges in the year ahead.
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So this refers to the Joe Biden administration. This refers to a lot of things that are going to be up against the pro life movement and things that we should be aware of.
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The links are in the description. I'm your host, Kyle Thompson.
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Remember, keep cultivating mainly resilience, keep forging spiritual, mental and physical toughness.
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