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Last week, I had the honor of sitting down with the deputy director of the CIA, Michael Ellis.

This was such an exciting experience because we were included in the new media that got the firsthand information from the top members of the administration.

We got to actually go to D.C. and sit down with them.

It was kind of like a celebration of the first 100 days, but the deputy director also shared

insight into some of the new ways that the CIA is working.

And I say that because they've been given the ability to kind of change up how things

were going in the Biden administration and do things differently under the Trump administration.

We also talk about some of the changes like the cartels being designated as terrorist organizations,

because once you designate them that way, the CIA can change how they work things. And that

can also affect so many other areas that were focused on and that the Trump administration is

focused on, like the fentanyl crisis, the fentanyl coming in from China, how you go after China

for some of the things they're doing, and a whole lot more. But before we get into that

interview with the deputy director of the CIA, first let me talk to you about my partners at pre-born.

When a mother with an unplanned pregnancy is deciding about the future of her unborn child,

it's overwhelming. She wants to make the right choice, but society and those around her are telling

her that her baby's just not a life. Preborn's whole ministry is to love these women and to empower

them with the choice of life. And it's an external, it's an eternal moment for these women,

but I want to share one woman's story with you.

It's Stephanie.

Stephanie was scared and afraid, and she felt like she didn't deserve love and support.

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