Hey, pro-life-Jent and welcome back to the Kristen Hawkins show. Today we're going to talk about

how the abortion industry is excited to finally announce what I've been saying for the past 10 years

in that emergency contraceptives can kill babies. Next, I'm going to talk about some of the top

pro-life news of the last week. One of the top stories being Dave Delighted and Sandra Merritt had their

charges dropped against them in California. They are the undercover journalists that exposed

the Planned Parenthood baby body parts trafficking ring. I'm also going to talk about what we saw

last week at the RFK Jr. and Cash Patel confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill.

There's going to be a note about why Planned Parenthood must be defunded as they're spending millions to fund our political enemies.

And finally, we're going to talk about the passing of Cecil Richards, who presided over and grew Planned Parenthood's killing operation for more than a decade.

The question is, what is her death mean for the pro-life and pro-abortion movement?

So let's jump right in.

I'm going to warn you, this first topic is a little heavy, and I've got resources from doctors.

I'm going to link them in the show notes because it's going to be a little dense.

First thing I want to talk about is the new Ella abortion protocol.

So Ella is labeled by the FDA as an emergency contraceptive.

It is not the same as the morning after pill.

It's kind of like the cousin of RU486. But when Ella came on the market, the goal was, you know,

morning after pill you're supposed to take the morning after unprotected sex.

Ella can be taken up to three days or maybe even as long as five days after unprotected sex, Ella can be taken up to three days or maybe even as long as

five days after unprotected sex. The abortion lobby has said for years, even went to the Supreme

Court saying that Ella was not an abortifacient. It was merely a contraceptive, which, you know,

if you Google the word contraceptive, you can tell it's a little different

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