Believe it or not, there is a pro-life movement in the heart of San Francisco.

Considered by many to be the heart of the abortion industry, UCSF is the late-term abortion

training capital of America.

For years, the University of California San Francisco has been receiving a monthly supply

of late-term aborted babies from elective abortions to harvest their organs for scientific

experimentation.

With the stated goal of maintaining and increasing the number of abortions, UCSF is the most

politically involved medical institution on the issue of abortion in the world.

So with me today to discuss this madness is Nick Renosa, director of public policy

and public relations at the Society for Ethical Research and Robert Bird, executive coordinator

at pro-life San Francisco.

This conversation is going to blow you guys away and I need you equipped to engage in

this battle in the state of California in the heart of the abortion industry.

Buckle up.

I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unaborted.

Nick, Robert, welcome to the show, guys.

Thank you for having us.

Yeah, thank you so much.

Yeah, I'm really excited to have you guys on Nick was sharing with me a while ago what

he was doing, what you guys were doing, and I've been very eager to have you guys on

for a while, partially because many people in the country don't actually understand what's

happening with fetal tissue research, with fetal organ harvesting and how many of our

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