I think Donald Trump is at risk, we'll see how things go, but is at risk of not

understanding some of that base of support he had.

Molly Hemingway speaking at the issues etc making the case conference.

So just for example the pro-life movement has been an incredible base of support

not just for Trump but the Republican Party in general and both of those you know

Trump and the Republican Party are kind of at risk of losing that base by just

taking them for granted or thinking that they can for instance change the Republican

Party platform to water down all of the stuff on pro-life they're at risk of

losing that base of support and that excitement.

You can watch and listen to Molly and Mark Hemingway's Q&A from the 2024 issues, etc.

Making the Case Conference.

For a contribution of $300 by October 1st, will send you links to download a podcast or watch a video stream.

Learn more at issues ETC.org. There's no doubt that infertility is a two-edged sword in that it does bring a lot of sorrow,

a lot of a sense of loss to those who suffer from it.

And some of that loss, we need to be honest and admit, is self-inflicted.

How can that be? Well, there's a Wall Street Journal column by Eugena Chen that talks about infertility.

She titled it, I'm Childless, but not by choice. Joy Pullman joins us to talk about this column.

She's executive editor of the Federalist. She's author of the new book

False Flag, Why Queer Politics Mean the End of America. and a recent column titled a few ideas

for women who don't want to end up childless. Joy welcome back.

Hi thanks for having me. Why are so many more women childless today?

Yeah, the increase is really dramatic pew research found that there's actually

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