The Republican National Committee has decided to walk away from their platform commitment

to the unborn child and even to marriage weakening language on what has historically been a bold stance linguistically in the

Republican Party platform to protect the unborn not just at a state's

level but federally federally and the historic respect and recognition of what marriage is.

And when you protect marriage, you protect kids because if you protect marriage, then children

have a right to a mother and father, and so the LGBTQ, elementary, PIA, Legion crew can't just get kids

and raise them with two mommies and say

that that's no different for the kid.

The marriage debate and the life debate, the two most important debates that represent the foundational

building blocks of a society and a culture and a polity are apparently no longer viewed

as all that significant by the Republican National Committee.

Alex Calladin, an Arizona state rep, has been boldly standing for life or marriage

and for encouraging his Republican colleagues and the

RNC to continue standing for these issues not to walk away from our

commitment to the unborn the new language as voted on by the Republican National Committee says they now only

oppose late-term abortion, which is like not that many of abortions,

they're largely first trimester and second trimester in America,

which is going to encourage other Republicans

and elected politicians to not do anything to protect life and to protect marriage.

Alex Call it in Arizona State Rep joins us today from Milwaukee at the RNC to tell us what's going on, the political

significance and consequences of what's going on, and why the Republican Party and

Donald Trump ought to continue standing for those issues that are the most

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