Hey, pro-life, Jen, I'm Kristen Hawkins.

Welcome to How to Win this week on the explicitly pro-life podcast.

Thanks so much for tuning in.

I want to talk to you about something that's happening right here in Washington, D.C. right now that you might have heard about or maybe you didn't hear about because, I mean, let's face it, like every single day the Democrats on Capitol Hill are doing something atrocious that has to be reported.

It sort of starts to blend together.

So there's this bill called the Women's Health Protection Act.

We call it Students for Life, the Women's Health Endangerment Act. I highly encourage you to adopt

that language because that's what this bill is. In short, it would codify Roe versus Weight.

So this is what's happening. Nancy Pelosi, the abortion lobby, is terrified that the Dobbs v. Jackson case, which is being heard on December 1st, the decision coming down at the end of June, is going to could possibly reverse row or at the, or very much restrict row.

Hand the ability to states to go back and heavily restrict legal abortion,

access to legal abortion or states. The abortion lobby is upset. It was a nice way of saying

it about the Texas heartbeat law going into effect, the fact that it's saving 130 to 140 babies

every single day. They're astounded. They're saying that it's shutting down 80-some percent of all their abortions in their state. For an industry who says abortion's only 3% of what they do, I wouldn't think it would be that such a big deal to them, but apparently it's a really big deal. Maybe it's not 3% of what they do. And so the abortion

lobby is freaking out. So the Democrats in Congress have said, hey, we have the majority. Let's

pass this super bill that's going to codify Roe v. Wade into law. Meaning if this bill passes

the House and the Senate and is signed into law by our pro-choice Catholic president,

who at one time used to say that he was pro-life, but obviously never was. If it's signed into law,

it will nullify every single state restriction that's ever been passed and enacted to limit

abortion. Any common sense restriction on abortion? Things like, I don't know,

a woman has to have an ultrasound before our abortion to confirm that she's actually pregnant,

to confirm the location of her pregnancy, where her child is actually at. It would nullify that.

Informed consent, telling women what happens during an abortion procedure,

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