you first what feels different. As you mentioned, we're living in a post row era and that was something

I was met with the applause every time someone took to the stage to say just that. And then of course

there's signs around here that say I'm living in a post row generation. And so for people who are

here, these of course we know these are opponents to abortion rights. And for them when we asked

them, hey, row was overturned, we know that this was the platform for March for Life. It was started

the year after Roe v Wade as a way to protest Roe versus Wade. And so for them, my question was,

so you're still here, what keeps you here. And so what I'm seeing from both sides is they say

they were galvanized by dogs in very different ways. We had a chance to speak to both sides.

Take a listen. Students for Life of America was founded as a post row organization because we

always envisioned this day when it would happen. Not if Roe would be averse but when. And now that

it has, we've already mobilized thousands of students all over the country. And so to think that,

oh, our work is done, well, our work just begun. Like we've got 50 individual state-by-state battles

that we need to tackle. And even so, this is a culture war. Like the mission of students for Life

is not just to make abortion illegal, it's to make abortion unthinkable.

And so there is a reason why their March takes them to the Supreme Court and then right over here,

to the Capitol because for them, they say this is where the next step is. We know that abortion right

now on a state level, roughly two dozen, we're approaching the two dozen level states that have either

banned or severely limited abortion. We know that there are three. There is an ongoing legal battle.

And the conversation around abortion and abortion access has dramatically changed. We know the FDA

has changed their guidance around pharmacies being able to dispense abortion pills, which makes abortion

access even easier. So when it comes to the wins and losses here, Roe was overturned as we know.

But then with that FDA guidance change, that was something that was seen as a six.

...