Before adopting the Constitution, our forefathers wanted to ensure that the right to speak freely

and the right not only to personally believe, but also to affirmatively exercise one's religious

beliefs in both public and private spheres would be protected.

Erin Hawley of Alliance Defending Freedom talking about her presentation at this year's

issues,

et cetera, making the case conference.

One of the most pressing issues of our day, indeed one of the most pressing issues of history,

is how do we treat the most vulnerable among us, the youngest, the weakest, the most defenseless.

The answer is clear.

Every single child is made in the image of God,

priceless, beyond value, and deserving of protection. You can meet and hear, Erin Hawley,

making the case for life, a First Amendment imperative at the 26th, making the case conference,

June 12th and 13th at Concordia University

Chicago.

Learn more at Issuesetc.org.

The U.S. Supreme Court is much in the news nowadays. One of the lesser-known considerations

that it has before it is the consideration on a Louisiana law regarding telehealth

abortions. Now, what is a telehealth abortion and why has the U.S. Supreme Court, when a lower

court banned them, said, wait a minute, and then again, yesterday said once more, wait a minute.

Welcome back to Issues, et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin, joining us for an update on the U.S. Supreme Court in telehealth abortions.

Dr. Michael New, He's visiting assistant professor

of social research and political science at the Catholic University of America. He's senior

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