Welcome once again to the Conversations, That Matter Podcast. We are live now and looking at people now starting to come into the chat and as we go I'm sure more and more people will come in questions

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program I'm gonna open it up later in case there's anyone who wants to by video or by audio share a thought or ask a question. So we're going to be talking about two primary issues and that's why I've labeled the video today the way I have.

We're going to be talking about the anti-Israel protests on college campuses and the Arizona

anti-abortion law that's been on the books apparently since

Well they always say Civil War era so that's supposed to make it sound so old that it can't possibly be right

But it's been on the books for a while and of course Roe v.

Wade over well I suppose you could say overruled maybe that wasn't a legal thing

necessarily but that's the way that people

operated and now that the Dobbs decision has been handed down there's a

debate in Arizona over this particular restriction so we're going to talk

about that a little bit and whatever else anyone has so I want to get started today with just a quick announcement and an update the announcement I'll start with and then we'll do the update the announcement is that this weekend I'm going to be outside of Minneapolis in Wisconsin actually in St. Croix Falls. Beautiful area by the way. The Midwest is, has a beauty to it and I think most people who travel on freeways

Probably think that it's just cornfields or wheat fields and of course there are a lot of corn and wheat fields but one of the things

that I found especially in traveling to Wisconsin is there actually is some

topographical diversity and there's some interesting places with geological

formations and of course in northern Wisconsin you have the Northwoods and this is

a kind of a cool area it's got a lot of pine trees there's there's a lot of hardwoods that in the fall turn

colors and they have of course they have their cheese factories too there's just

I'm just saying there's more to it than many people who live outside of the Midwest think and

traveling to a place I know one person who's traveling from Georgia to come to this conference

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