I don't know about you, but sometimes when I turn on the news or read headlines online,

it seems as though our reality is really now satirical.

Men are women, but men can't have opinions about women's bodies.

Radical leftists are now openly supporting terrorists in Middle East,

but those are the same ones who would be the most likely

to be killed if they would live in those countries because of their sexual desires and

preference. We are literally living in a world upside down. I see this every single day.

Joining me today, I'm explicitly pro-life, is my good friend Seth Dillon, who hopefully can help us understand this satirical world we are living in.

If you've never heard of Seth, you obviously weren't at our National Pro-Life Summit where he brought down the house.

He is the CEO of the Babylon Bee, the world's best satire site.

He's a Christian, pro-life activist, on X, which by the way, I don't understand X because

I thought it was Twitter. Maybe it's Twitter that's identifying as X. On X, Seth, describes himself

as a, quote, trafficker and misinformation under the guise of satire. Welcome, Seth, to the

exclusively pro-life podcast. Welcome. Yeah, there's a reason I describe myself that way. The New York Times had called us a far-right misinformation site that traffics and

misinformation under the guise of satire.

And so, you know, I just kind of adopted that.

I think they're trafficking and misinformation under the guise of journalism, but, you know,

that's just my opinion.

Yeah, my TikTok candle I put on anti-abortion villain and I was at campus yesterday and they made signs.

They're like the self-described anti-abortion villain is coming to our campus.

I love how, yeah, when they, when they'll screenshot it and they'll point to it and they'll say, look, see, she thinks she's a villain.

It's like, I was just reading this thing it said x but i do you know said me okay let's start off with

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