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Slack.com slash DHQ. Nearly 100,000 pro-lifers descend on Washington, D.C. for this 47th

annual March for Life. Just one week, after fewer than 10,000 shrieking leftists took to

the nation's capital for the 4th annual Women's March. We will examine what the two back-to-back

marches tell us about the stark difference between the modern left and the modern right.

Then, Bernie surges to the top of the polls just days before the Iowa caucuses seven days

out. We will analyze how a decrepit communist became the future of the Democratic Party.

Finally, some sad news, basketball superstar Kobe Bryant and his young daughter die in a helicopter

crash in California. We will try to make sense of the tragic news. All that and more. I'm Michael

Noles and this is the Michael Noles show. There is a ton to get to right now today covering

the past weekend. I'm in Washington, D.C. right now. I was here for the March for Life. We

put a video up. I talked to a lot of people. We saw the president speak the first time

the president ever spoke at the March for Life. I got to tell you just those marches, the

March for Life in the Women's March showed me that the difference between the left and

the right is getting clearer every day. We talk about polarization as an unqualified

evil. It's always bad that the parties are becoming polarized. In some ways, it's a

good thing because you can really tell the difference between the left and the right.

Both parties are getting more honest. They're getting more clear about what they want, about

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