Well, Bill, you may recall last time we recorded a podcast, we talked about possibility that

Roe v. Wade would be overturned by the Supreme Court and we said, wouldn't it be something?

If the next time we record a podcast, that Roe v. Wade were overturned and that is exactly

what has happened. It's unbelievable, isn't it? I feel Kevin, as though I'm living in a new day

for America, a new era, abortion on demand is no longer the law of our land and this terrible

moral stain on American society has been removed and so I have such a feeling of joy and

liberation and pride now again in America instead of shame for the terrible moral atrocities

that were being perpetrated against the unborn over these last 50 years.

You know, in 1974, Justice Harry Blackman, who was the author of the Roe v. Wade decision,

said in a televised interview that Roe will quote, be regarded as one of the worst mistakes

in the course history or one of its greatest decisions. So Bill, it looks like the Supreme Court,

this particular Supreme Court thought that this was a big mistake.

Yes, they certainly did and I recently saw an interview where the original lawyer

in the Roe v. Wade case who was arguing for the right to an abortion as a constitutional right

admitted that she didn't expect to win the case, that the case was so weak constitutionally,

that she was quite surprised when the court said that abortion is a constitutional right and what

this present court has said is that this decision that was rendered in 1973 was bad law,

the constitution does not contain such a right either explicitly or implicitly and that

therefore we are well rid of this bad decision. There's an article in first things, Bill,

Savitoury, Courty Leon said, quoting together, we persevered and today it is hard not to feel

like we triumphed but in truth the overthrow of Roe is not the final triumph but the beginning

of a new and harder road ahead. Our goal is not to create a culture where abortion is illegal but

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