I have some breaking news to share for you in the pro-life movement just filed from Students for

Life and that's what we're going to dig into today on this new episode of the explicitly

pro-life podcast. Hey everyone, I'm Kristen Hawkins and as if you've been listening to my podcast

or paying attention to any of my social media content for the past year, you will know that

Students for Life strategically has been

engaging to attack the proliferation of dangerous chemical abortion pills in our country,

pills that lead to injury, infertility, and death of women, and are also the drug of

choice of abusers. And also now now we know are polluting our environment.

Not to mention, they also kill babies.

They've killed about 5 million babies since the FDA allowed these dangerous drugs,

a two-pill cocktail to go on the market in the year 2000.

We've been talking about how chemical abortions work, how they harm

women, but today we're going to also get into how they're harming our environment. And I can't

give you the full details of everything students for life has been working on when it comes to the

pro-life generation attacking chemical abortion. Some of those strategies have to remain a little bit more secret longer, and I'm not a very good secret keeper,

but they do have to remain kind of on the DL for a little bit longer. But I do want to let you

in on a strategy that we started a few months ago with our general counsel, Zach Kester,

and I'm going to bring him on here today

to kind of give you a legal update of how students for life is strategically engaging in a new

innovative model to bring about the end of chemical abortion pills in our country.

As you may know from recent news cases, chemical abortion is out there. This is now the

leading cause of death in our country for children. More than half of all abortions, we know from

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