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Slack.com slash DHQ. Yesterday, President Trump announced that he would become the first

president in American history to attend and address the March for Life, which is taking

place as we speak. We will examine how a man who once called himself, quote, very pro-choice

became the most pro-life president in American history. Then, Democrat impeachment manager

Adam Schiff accidentally explains why Democrats are so eager to oust Trump before November

as the impeachment trial enters its agonizing second day.

And Tulsi Gabbard, Sue's Hillary Clinton for defamation because we are living in the

greatest timeline. Finally, the mailbag, all that and more. I'm Michael Knowles, and this

is the Michael Knowles show. What a great day. It's the March for Life. This is going to

be a huge, I'll use huge as a Trump word, demonstration for life and for the pre-born in Washington,

DC. And speaking of the president, he will become the first president to attend and address

the March for Life. The March for Life began in 1974. That was the year after Roe v. Wade

was decided and invented the fictitious constitutional right to kill your own child in the womb.

And the March for Life has exploded in recent years. I mean, it is just, they call it the

pro-life generation. I used to think that was wishful thinking. It's not. Every year,

more and more people show up to the March for Life. And yet, for some reason, no U.S. president

has ever attended. It's been going on since 1974. You've had a lot of Republican presidents

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