Welcome to the show today guys. Thank you so much for tuning in. We are coming to you from Washington DC the day before the national March for life the 49th annual March for life

In spite of DC mayor Muriel Bowser's vaccine passport mandate for virtually any large building hotel venue restaurant bar

But people are expecting hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers anyways because this may be the final March for life before the overturning of Roe versus Wade with the Supreme Court decision expected in June.

So be praying for our Supreme Court that they make the right decision and overturn this wicked decision.

While we're doing a series of interviews with pro-life leaders and friends and so this is an interview with my new friend Christine Yeargin.

Christine is a pro-life speaker and ambassador for turning point USA and students for life of America.

She's a social media influencer. She was pressured to abort and offered a lot of money to do so many years ago but she embraced life for her son Noah who is now nearly 14 years old.

She's speaking at the national pro-life summit and she uses her platform and influence to help support the baby registries.

The baby registries of mothers who have rejected abortion and chose in life works with pregnancy resource centers to help love on these women when the pregnancy center doesn't have enough funds or resources to do so.

She is saving babies changing minds changing hearts and she is a mama bear who's leading in this moment where the culture of death is on the rise and families parents are standing up for life and liberty.

I think this interview is going to bless you. Buckle up your infrared treat. I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unaborted.

Well Christine, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me. I'm excited to be here.

It's fun to be in the pro-life space. You see all of the like-minded mutual friends on social media all the time.

We always like each other's content but we live all over the country and so this is actually our first time meeting in person.

But you've been doing great work and you actually had an opportunity to speak life to a degenerate group of Los Angeles wokey woke millennials recently because they wanted me but I was like I'm not going to do that.

I was proud of you for doing that. So our paths have been crossing and we will get into that but we're in DC.

Is this the 49th annual March for life because the first March for life was the first month that Roe v Wade was decided.

Which a lot of people don't know. I mean that you had January 22nd 1973 and there was a March for life that month.

So this month marks 49 years since Roe v Wade and so we're here in DC. You've got meetings, podcasts, interviews, you'll be speaking of the pro-life summit.

But for people who don't know you and don't follow you, I wanted to dive into your story because so many pro-life leaders and pro-life speakers have really cool stories.

Mine I guess is cool but it doesn't come from an unplanned pregnancy. It doesn't come from an abortion survivor.

Those are the stories that are so powerful because it presents such an upside down narrative to the culture of death.

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