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This is America First and here's your host, Dr. Sebastian Gorka.

They are coming after me because I am fighting for you and we are fighting for those who have no voice.

And we will win because we know how to win.

A historic moment, the first incumbent president in the history of our republic who actually addressed in person the March for Life.

And right there that cut is really the only one that matters. Why? As a wise man once said, a civilization is measured by how it treats the most vulnerable in that civilization, whether it is the age-id or whether it is the unborn.

And given that metric, we're not doing well.

However, the news of late could be witness to a turning tide. No one better to discuss. He's a good friend of America First. Now it's one-on-one. He's in the swamp. He's in studio. He is the director of Peace for Life, Father Frank Povone. Welcome in studio.

Oh, boy. It's a joy to be here, Seth. Thank you so much.

I want to introduce everyone who doesn't know who you are or what your organization does, who's maybe tuned in for the first time to understand all the work that you've done and you're doing every single day.

We'll get to you the man momentarily. But let's just roll with that cut. What does it mean to you? What does it mean to America?

What does it mean to the Christian world to have an incumbent president address the March for Life?

You know, Seth, we dreamt about this back. I remember going to the March for Life and my, well, my first one was the third one, 1976.

Wow. And you were like, two years old.

But you know, I remember you're through the Reagan years, you know, he would call in by phone and say, hey, Nelly Gray and the marchers, how you doing? And we would stand there literally saying, hey, the White House isn't far from here, can you imagine if the president came and like for decades, that was like our dream.

What it does is it gives a new level of legitimacy. I mean, the movement is legitimate. It stands on its own, obviously. But for a president to be there says to America, this movement has come far.

It has come far. It has, it has an impact and it's shaping the nation. And we were also encouraged. As a matter of fact, let me back up and just say, you know, President Donald Trump, of course, you were privileged to work for him.

He, he, I served on his advisory commissions, both, both campaigns. And in the second one, I was national co chair of what he called pro life voices for Trump.

I was so proud to do that. And you know, I was told, during the first campaign, if he's elected, he'll do everything that past pro life presidents have done. And more.

And that was words and more echoed through my mind during all the four years of his presidency, because he proved them true every day. He didn't just address the March for life he came in person. He didn't just reinstitute the Mexico City policy.

He expanded it to cover more government programs. And on and on it goes. I remember, I remember Mick Mulvaney telling us that one of the state of the Union addresses, you know, he was going over it. And he saw the pro life section.

And he took his pen and he started writing not to take things out, but the ad.

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