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

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

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Today, I'm happy to be joined by Jeannie Mancini.

She is the president of the March for Life.

Jeannie, welcome to Federalist Radio Hour.

Well, thank you so much for having me, Emily.

Of course, we've talked a lot about the issue of life in the days surrounding the March for Life

and the lead up to it and in the aftermath of it.

So why don't we just start by you giving a sort of a download on how this year's event went

and how you felt, or how you're feeling about it now that we're almost, you know, about what,

10 days out from it.

You know, it was incredible.

I have to say that with, you know, the rise in umacron viruses and then the, the mayor is

Maxine, vaccine mandate.

I wasn't entirely sure how it would go, not so much that the March itself would be problematic,

but just the, um, the crowd number, et cetera.

And I was pretty blown away, being everyone back together again and also just by the enthusiasm

of the crowd.

So I've had kind of the, the unique blessing of um leading the March now for this, well,

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