Welcome to the show. Today, guys, we are coming to you from Washington, D.C. again, as I told you,

the first march for life since the overturning Roe v. Wade. So there's just a lot of interesting

cultural, spiritual, and political elements. The spirit of the age and his acolytes are like a

wounded lion with their tail between their legs, with their core sacrament starting to crumble.

And so we need to understand this is really the beginning of the pro-life movement in a very real

way. And so we're here on the ground of Washington, D.C. talking to pro-life leaders, doing man

on the street videos and hopeful to find some, some bail worshippers to poke in the eye and

publicly mock like Elijah and wake people up to the moment that we're in right now before it's

too late. So we're sitting down today with my friend Kurt Cameron, who has become a pro-life

icon hero now. I mean, he was sought after for many reasons before that, but he has a new pro-life

film. And now he's pushing back against the pedophilic men who like to wear dresses, who really,

really, really, really, really want to read books to your children in libraries. And as Kurt

so eloquently says, we need to stop being the complainers of culture and be the creators of

culture. And so he's doing a nationwide tour, doing story time in libraries with students,

which is the kind of ethic that we need in the new conservatism and the new kind of Protestantism

that we need in this moment in America. So buckle up your infertility. I'm Seth Gruber and this is

Unaborted.

Kirk, welcome to the show, brother. Wow. You're really, you're really good at this opening monologue.

I'm so impressed. I'm like, wait, can we just go back and I need to listen to it half speed.

And I just need to digest everything you just said. Their core sacraments are crumbling. I'm like,

what does that mean? Well, last I might introduce to you is that I think it is Ziki,

a watchman, son of Instacar, blowing the trumpet, I think. And if you liked that one,

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