Hey everyone and welcome to the special edition of explicitly pro-lay podcast. I'm your host, Kristen Hawkins,

and we have to talk. The opportunity the pro-life movement has been waiting for for more than four

decades is now here, is now right here. And today I want to talk about the vacancy on the Supreme Court.

Obviously, we are saddened by Ruth Bergensberg's passing. We're praying for her. We're praying

for her family. But now we have to talk about what's next. And I know. Some of you are like,

Kristen, you should not talk about what the strategy is until after she's buried and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

I've heard it all.

I understand that.

And I actually think this is a sad situation that we are in in our nation when one person retires or passes away.

Immediately all of Twitter, you know, all of Washington, D.C. blows up over the issue of

abortion. Why is that? Because seven men in 1973 decided to invalidate dozens and dozens of

state laws about abortion and decided to make them the ultimate arbitrators of all abortion law in the United

States of America, putting the Supreme Court in the position literally to decide if millions

live or die. So that's why this matters. That's why immediately after we express our condolences

for the Ginsburg family, after we offer a prayer

for Ruth Barry Ginsburg, we immediately have to start strategizing as to what we must do in the

pro-life movement to save millions of lives because 60 million have been lost since 1973.

60 million.

And I know a lot of people are like, whoa, we need to praise Ruth Barraginsberg and talk

about all the amazing things she's done.

And she was a fierce woman for whatever, broke glass ceilings.

I didn't know Ruth Beargensmer personally she might have been

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