At Honda, we decided to stop listening to what Kastu for a moment,

and instead start listening to all the things Hanz do.

They carry scratch, open clothes, zip, chop, spread,

shakes, poor, mix, fix, fold, type, tear.

Isn't it time we gave Hanz a rest?

With Keel's entry, a tailgate that opens with the wave of a foot,

voice controlled into tapent and automatically adjusting seats.

The Honda CRV hybrid. What do you think, Hanz?

Honda with power of dreams, available in selected grades.

We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, Culture Editor here at the Federalist.

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Today, we're joined by a timely duo.

We're joined by Ryan Anderson, the president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center,

and also Alexandra DeSaintis of National Review.

They have a new book coming out called Terring Us Apart,

Why Abortion Arms Everything and Solves Nothing.

The book is going to be released when we expect the actual decision in the Dobs case to come out,

or pretty close to when we expect that decision to come out.

We've had this conversation with you guys about your book a few months back,

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