Hey, Pro-Life, Jen. Welcome to this special episode of the Kristen Hawkins Show. As you know, I've been kind of busy.

We had our National Pro-Life March and the National Pro-Life Summit in Washington, D.C. Last week, the National Pro-Life Summit was amazing, completely sold out, filled to the brim with the Pro-Live Generation, those who are ready to go back to their campuses

and abolish abortion. I'm so deeply proud of every single person who showed up, and especially

because there was threat of like the Snowmageddon, and it still was sold out, and we only had

a few speakers cancel, which was amazing. By the way, one of the first speakers canceled with a man

who always talks about how men should be manly, like, what the heck? It's little snow. And the good news is God held off the snow because the snow didn't start until like 2 a.m. So everyone was able to get home except for the staff at Students for Life who did get stuck in the hotel because they were the ones left picking up and boxing everything.

So a special shout out to my entire Students for Life team. I got on a plane with my two boys

because I had to get to Seattle for some cystic fibrosis care. So I'm finally home.

They're finally home and I'm getting ready to leave again. But I wanted to film this podcast for you and put this

together because we at the summit, as you know, if you tuned into the live stream, which you can

watch the entire summit live stream from the main stage at students' life for YouTube,

we had a very special panel called the value of life, why the embryonic human must matter. And to be honest with

you, this is kind of one of the perks of like running your summit, is that sometimes I get to

pick the topics. And this was a panel that I wanted to put together mainly for myself. Because as you

know, when we're on campuses talking about abortion, I believe, and I've come even more to believe

this in the past few years, especially since the COVID pandemic, the biggest challenge we face

isn't proving the violence of abortion or showing people the child in the womb. It's that people

just don't care. And why do people just not care? It all comes back

down to a fundamental, I guess, non-belief in the value of humanity, where we are talking to what

has now been recorded as the least church generation of Americans. In fact, the Pew

poll, that came out this summer said that for the first time in their history of measuring,

fewer than 50% of the youth generation actually identify as Christian. So we have an entire generation

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