Hey, pro-like Jens, Kristen Hawkins, and welcome to this episode of the Kristen Hawkins Show.

Just a warning. Today, we're talking all about women and health care.

So if you're like my husband, you might want to tune out. I'm not sure.

We'll see how ready you are for this, all right?

First, I'm going to debunk a viral ProPublica article where journalists came out and shocked lied about the

tragic death of a young pregnant woman in Texas. Spoiler alert, they said killing her baby would have

saved her life and I'm going to set the record straight on this. And you're going to need to know

about this because I'm 100% sure it's going to come up on some campuses. Second, I'm going to continue a recent conversation

started a couple weeks ago on X about repealing the 19th Amendment. I don't even know why we have to

have this conversation, but we do. And we're going to talk about whether or not women should

have the right to vote. Hint, they should.

Third, I'm going to talk about Florence Welsh and her ectopic pregnancy experience and how the music industry reacted to one of their own losing her only child.

It's a heartbreaking case.

Finally, a woman gives birth in her car eight minutes after being discharged from the hospital.

First, I want to talk about this ProPublica story.

ProPublica, since Roe has been reversed, has been on the hunt for any tragedy

that happens with pregnant women in America because they are, I guess, you could say, determined

to prove that America needs radical late-term abortion, abortion whenever, taxpayer-fronted abortion laws in order to save

women's lives. So they dug up a tragic story of a woman, Tierra Walker, who is 37, who died,

what I would say, because of medical neglect in the state of Texas while pregnant. Tierra is one of the latest moms whose

tragic death is now being exploited by these abortion activists who claim to be journalists.

I think it's so sad. You can see their view and what they're attempting to do so clearly in this piece

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