Today we're going to talk about life after Roe versus Wade.

And I know this is the scary topic.

There's been a couple of like documentaries.

I just watched it on Netflix about what will post-Roe America look like.

That is the day I am looking forward to in the party I'm waiting to plan.

But today we're going to talk about life before Roe versus Swade and what life's going to be like after World v.

Wade and what the pro-life movement needs to be prepared for

and what you and I need to be working towards.

All right, so let's get started.

So first I'm going to talk a little bit about life pre-1973 and Roe versus Wade and Doe versus Bolton.

Now, just to give you a little understanding of abortion laws, we know that Roe versus Wade legalized abortion in the first trimester, the first three months.

And then Doe versus Bolton legalized abortion for the mother's health or life with the last,

the second and third trimester, the other two trimesters.

What's interesting is that word health that you saw in Doe really wasn't just like the life of the mother.

It was her, you know, well-being, her mental health.

And that's what's allowed justification for legal abortion in all nine months for whatever reason.

I think a lot of times when the abortion industry

talks about our abortion laws, I mean, we know, like, when we talk about the extremism of

abortion laws in our country, we actually win the fact that, like, we're up there with China,

Canada, and North Korea for having the most extreme abortion laws. But it's kind of deceptive a lot of times when the abortion industry talks about what we,

what kind of laws we have.

In fact, a couple years ago, there was a Pew poll done in January around the anniversary

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