You know, every once in a while, someone will come up to me, often quietly, and say,

thank you.

I saw you on TV.

You said what I was thinking.

CNN political commentator Scott Jennings speaking at this year's issues, et cetera,

making the case conference.

And that's when I know it's worth it.

Not because I changed the world in one segment,

but because I reminded someone that they are not alone.

So to everyone here today, keep making the case

for your faith, for your values, for your families, and for your country.

And I'll keep doing my best on the panels, on the debates, on CNN.

You can watch and listen to Scott Jennings making the case for an alternative voice in the

mainstream media from the 2025 Making the Case Conference.

For a $300 gift by Holy Cross Day, September 14th, you can access on-demand video and audio streams of the entire conference.

Order today at issuesetc.org.

There's no doubt that the sexual revolution has its victims.

And some of them are unwittingly victims.

How have we changed the way we think about men and women, what women want, what men want?

It's been radical.

And some of them have been willing victims and yet still refuse to see that they have been victimized by the revolution that they have in some

cases led. That's the case with the New York Times column titled The Problem with Wanting Men.

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