Hey, pro-life, Jen, thanks for joining me on How to Win this week.

I want to talk today about chemical abortions and self-managed abortions.

Yes, you heard that right. And yes, it's a thing

that the abortion industry is now promoting. So as we know, this Dobbs case, this Mississippi law that

bans abortion at 15 weeks, is going to be heard before the Supreme Court sometime this fall.

And we'll get a decision at the end of June, at the end of the Supreme Court,

as to whether or not they will say that the Dobbs, this case, this law in Mississippi, that bans

abortions at 15 weeks is constitutional, can be upheld. The Supreme Court could use this case

to severely undermine and weaken Roe v. Wade.

It could use the case to completely reverse Roe v. Wade if it wanted to.

And we've already started to see the abortion industry respond to this case.

I mean, they've been sending out fundraising emails and text messages,

panicking at the end of abortion, trying to gin up their base and trying to

get supporters to give as much money as they can, get people to care about killing babies,

you know, futile effort. But they're already moving on. We're still focusing on, you know,

standalone, brick and mortar abortion facilities, and they're already preparing for the next wave and their movement to continue to end lives and victimize women.

And that is chemical abortion and self-managed abortion.

We started seeing a few years ago in California where they started trying to pass a piece of legislation to force every state university campus

to dispense chemical abortions to actually become an abortionist.

And we fought at students for life.

I testified, students lobbied.

We went to campuses.

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