Well, hello and welcome back to Kindled. I'm very excited to bring you today's episode.

This is part one of a two-part conversation that I had with Russell Hunter. You may know him as T. Russell Hunter.

He is one of the leaders of the abolitionism movement. If you know anything about that movement, you've probably heard of Russell or seen one of his on the street videos where he does evangelism and has conversations with people on the street. He's very active in the movement,

goes to a lot of the events. And honestly, it's just a great champion for ending abortion and

fighting against this evil. And the Holocaust that abortion is in our generation. The conversation

was almost two hours long. So I did have to separate it in our generation. The conversation was almost two hours long,

so I did have to separate it into two parts. The second part will be airing next week.

Before I play the conversation that we had, I want to let you know about today's sponsors,

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Okay, here is my conversation with Russell Hunter.

Today on Kindled, I'm chatting with T. Russell Hunter.

Thank you so much for being here today. Glad to be here. Do you officially go by like T. Russell

or do you just go by Russell? I just go by Russell. I don't know. Some people have called me

T. Russ, which makes me feel really cool and important,

but, you know, just Russell. That's like your street name. My street name, T. Russ. Okay.

Your reference. No, Russell, hey, I, you know, dad, I answer quickly, most quickly to dad.

Yeah. I totally get that.

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