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I'm Dr. James Dobson, and I'm thrilled that you've joined us.

Well, welcome to Family Talk, the broadcast ministry of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Marsh, your host for the broadcast today, joined in studio by Gary Bauer,

our senior vice president of public policy here at the Dobson Policy and Culture Center.

Gary, it's an auspicious day today. I'm grateful to have you with us here on the program.

Well, it's always great to be with you, Roger, but you're right. There's some big things happening that's of great

concern to all of us that believe in faith, family, and freedom. And one of those big issues is the

sanctity of life, something that always was a tremendous part of Dr. James Dobson's legacy and priority.

And, you know, this time of year in January is the time when we mark that really sad

anniversary of so many years ago when the court ruled that somewhere in our Constitution,

there was a right to destroy innocent human life in the womb.

Yeah, it's interesting, Gary, when we talk about this, because looking back at Roe v.

Wade, which passed on January 22nd, 1973, there were so many people who thought that this

was good for liberating women,

giving them the freedoms that they were somehow being denied. And years later, I remember even

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who was obviously the most far-left-leaning member of the high court,

even she went back so far as to say, you know, that was pretty much judicial

overreach at that point. I mean, the fact that the Supreme Court was kind of inventing this,

it's always right to privacy laws, right? You know, the woman has the right to, you know, not

have to report any of this. And if she wants to go ahead and do it, same things happen in the

LGBTQ community. And we see years later that that one decision put us on the trajectory for

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