Hey, pro-life, Jen. Earlier this year, I had the honor of speaking at Liberty University's convocation. There I spoke to thousands of students about what it takes to be on the front line of pro-life activism, as well as the importance of fighting at the national,

state, and local level.

For this episode, I thought it would be fun for you to watch that address that I gave at

Liberty.

It took me a while to write that speech.

There was a little bit of pressure, so I hope you enjoy.

Well, I guess I can't expect any protesters or hecklers today

in my speech.

So if you follow my social media pages

and we're expecting me to explain things like,

you can't be a Christian and pro-choice,

or no matter how many times I have sex with my husband,

I cannot get pregnant with a koala bear, only a human child.

Or say things like, if you think being anti-abortion is hypocritical

because there are children in foster care,

then you must think the American Cancer Society is heartless because

people die of heart disease. Or maybe even snorkely ask you, I'm a clump of cells, why you can't

kill me. You all know all of these things. And if you were hoping I would do a little bit of that,

I guess you'd be a little disappointed, but I don't know what else to tell you besides maybe you shouldn't come to a school like Liberty.

You should go somewhere that teaches things like feminism through Taylor Swift songs instead of biology and philosophy.

Instead, men and women, I've come here to deliver a different type of message with you here today.

I want to use our time together to tell you about a problem we face in the pro-life movement

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