Welcome to the show today guys. Thank you for tuning back in. We are coming to you from

Washington DC once again for the 2023 March for Life, the first March for Life since the

overturning of Roe versus Wade, which means there's a lot of unpredictable things. We don't

know how many prolifers are going to come up or how angry the Molok serviles and abortion

demons are and whether they'll rear their ugly head or not. A lot of unpredictable things,

but it's very important for prolifers to be here at such a monumentous moment in American

history. The first year without Roe v Wade since 1973, the 50th anniversary of what would have

been the 50th anniversary Roe v Wade approaching in just a few days from now. And so we're here on

the ground and we're doing interviews with just wonderful prolif leaders and people who have

experienced the culture of death in a very real way. And as you've heard me share on this show before

Melissa Odin and other abortion survivors and friends of the abortion survivors network,

I believe that one of the keys to winning the in the court of public opinion, which will yield,

of course, the change in policy, is the voice of abortion survivors. And I'm not talking about

women who had abortion. Sometimes people confuse that. They think I'm an abortion survivor. I

had an abortion. It's like, no, no, no, no. I mean, the baby that survived the botched abortion

that was attempted to dismember them. And so if you've been listening to this podcast for some time,

you've heard some of the stories of abortion survivors. And I believe their voice is so important

because it causes liberalism and abortion ideology to collapse and on itself like a dying star,

if you will. If the baby is allowed to escape the four steps intended to disembowel them.

And then they're allowed without the will of every Democrat in the House except one who just

shot down the born alive abortion survivor's protection act. If they're allowed to escape the prison

of Democrat policies and then grow and become an adult and find their voice, nothing strikes more

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