The mainstream media has a bias against pro-lifers? No way. Yes, yes way, that's true. Hey, I'm Kristen Hawkins.

Welcome to this episode of explicitly pro-life. So today I just want to talk about bias in the media

when it comes to reporting on the pro-life movement, the abortion issue. Anyone who's been paying

attention in any kind of cable TV news or mainstream newspaper, we can tell you that there's definitely something

going on. There's definitely a bias when it comes to reporting on abortion. And it's very clear,

sadly, these days, where reporters stand on the issue of abortion. In fact, I was watching a clip

from CNN from their morning show, Alison Camerado, their big

anger. She actually used to be at Fox. I thought she was actually fairly conservative when she

was a Fox, but now she's very liberal over at CNN. And she was, you know, really grilling

host, her guests just like two days ago on the issue of sexual assault and abortion. And also,

she was interviewing, I think it was the Indiana Attorney General over the case that just

went before the Supreme Court. And this was a case where the state of Indiana had banned abortions

because of genetic disabilities or genetic differences.

So Down syndrome, cystic fibrosis.

So you couldn't have an abortion.

The state of Indiana said you can't have an abortion if you're choosing to abort a child

because of their genetic, their genetic makeup or their gender.

And the Supreme Court, I don't know if you all saw, but the Supreme Court kind of punted

this decision and said, we're not going to take it up right now. We're going to let the Seventh

Circuit standing, you know, kind of stand for now until other states kind of weigh in. But

they actually did uphold one part of the law that Indiana required states to,

required the abortion facilities within the state to actually cremate or bury all the

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