Hi, this is Hank Hanegraff, president to the Christian Research Institute and host at the Hank Unplug podcast with another Hank Unplug short.

I was reading the Wall Street Journal this morning and realized that while I was sleeping, the deceptively named Woman's Health Protection Act, note those words.

It's actually H.R. Passed. It actually passed in the U.S.

House of Representatives. This is a horrendous piece of legislation which allows for, well, for sex selection abortion.

It allows for the abortion of pre-born children with genetic proclivities towards Down syndrome.

And it allows for abortions up to the very moment of birth. Imagine that. To put it bluntly,

H.R. 3755 is the most draconian pro-death legislation.

I think in the history of humanity.

Something unimaginable until relatively recent history.

A bill, a bill that is not just being proposed, but a bill that has actually been passed in the United States of America's House of Representatives.

And as horrific as its mandates is what I've often referred to as the language crisis that

threatens to undo Western civilization.

I say that because the bill is not specifically a quote, unquote, woman's health protection act.

Rather, it's intended to protect the pro-abortion perspective

of quote, all people with the capacity for pregnancy.

So the language has shifted from women's health

to the supposed health of birthing people,

of cisgender women, of transgender men, of non-binary individuals, of those who identify with a different

gender, and of course others. In other words, pregnancy is no longer the province of biological women.

And this perspective is not only a perspective of this particular bill

passed in the U.S. House of Representatives,

but this is the perspective of our U.S. Justice Department that refers to any individual

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