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Hey everybody, Mike here.

Hey everybody, Mike here.

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Now, we want to spend a little bit of time today.

I want to take the next today and a couple of more episodes,

potentially, to answer a question I got regarding abortion.

Abortion has been in the news lately because of some legislation that was passed in New York State,

because of some legislation that was considered in the state of Virginia and then the governor of Virginia

had made some comments in defense of that legislation that were pretty interesting to say the least.

I realize as a white male,

I don't know in any way shape or form what it's like to be confronted with the potential of pregnancy, to undergo pregnancy to give birth, what it's like to be an unwed mother, or somebody

considering kind of giving birth and in it feeling like a life sentence because you cannot provide for that child.

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