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Yes, ma'am.

What's your question?

We spoke a lot about spirituality and guiding, you know, applying spirituality.

How would you use spirituality to guide the conversation on women's choice of abortion?

I think that's it.

I think both sides, there's a lot of legitimacy and spirituality, but also how would you

put that in the public sphere?

So spirituality is the path of the heart.

That's all that spirituality is.

When it comes to abortion, I do believe that it's a moral issue, but it is to me an issue

of private morality.

And I trust the moral decision-making and the biological choices of the American woman.

I do not believe the U.S. government has any right to be making moral decisions for an

individual.

I think that's all that's left of it.

So, gun control and this conversation of mass shootings, I guess, with the media not

acknowledging, I think, the other factor of white supremacy.

How do you think about maybe bringing up that conversation and how we can tie into officers

that are white to unarmed, black individuals, where you have white shooters that are leaving

maybe obviously not dying and maybe so.

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