Love, courage, truth, glad back.

I have something to confess today that I think is going to last through the

eternities. Thank God for the sacrifice made for all of us that there is forgiveness.

Because this one is a big one. For most of my life, really up until the last few years,

abortion has been something that I refuse to talk about. I'd always shied away

from it. In fact, I know it was a third rail. We never would discuss it on radio.

I thought it was a discussion that to my shame, I would tell you, there was no way to win

and it would not be a positive for my career. And in fact, I would say things like I'm

carrying enough water on other issues. I can't take that one on two. I was wrong.

There was a time in my life that I was confused on abortion. My position on abortion was wrong.

I was, you know, hey, everybody has to have the right to do what it came from a place of

me not even thinking of it. I didn't want to think about it. I wanted to leave all the

options on the table just in case. And who am I to judge and all of this bull crap?

But it all really boiled down to I didn't think about it. And I didn't want to abortion is

wrong. It is evil. It is killing our children. Let's not kill children. Seems like a

really easy thing to do, but it's not today is the 45th anniversary of the March for

Life on Washington, DC. And I want to take a moment here just to thank and applaud all of the

men, women and children who brave the bitter cold every single January to stand up for the

lives of the unborn. You are the modern day abolitionists. You are heroes. You are the

people that will be remembered as pioneers. You will be remembered in the history books.

Thank you for consistently reminding people like me that abortion is a practice that is

wildly out of character for our country. We are a people who helped convict the Nazis

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