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The abortion pill saga continues in the Supreme Court · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Folks, welcome to the Last Hope of a
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of interest to everyone, especially if you are
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paying attention to what's happening in our republic.
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In case you're wondering what the Black Roe
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Regiment is, briefly, it's an historic term that
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They played a leading role in the American
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Revolution.
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Today, the Black Roe Regiment's raising up courageous
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pastors to secure liberty to our own generation
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and the next.
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They are the last hope of our now
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dying republic.
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But we're not just raising up pastors, we're
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raising up patriots, and you may be just
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I believe all of us have a part
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For more information on America's Black Robe Regiment,
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go to our website at Brusa.org.
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Our guest today is someone we are honored
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to have, is someone who's been doing his
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part to be the hope of this dying
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republic by helping Americans to combat the crime
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of abortion.
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We're welcoming Dr.
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Alan Parker, president of the Justice Foundation.
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He was the lead counsel for Norman McCorvey,
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formerly Roe of Roe versus Wade from 2000
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to 2012.
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And Sandra Cano, the Doe of Doe versus
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Bolton, until 2014 in their efforts to overturn
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the two landmark cases that brought legalized abortion
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on demand to America.
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The Moral Outcry is a Ministry of the
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Justice Foundation providing free legal representation to Melinda
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Thibel and assistance to those who signed her
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nationwide petition that seeks to end legalized abortion
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in America.
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This petition serves as a symbol of America's
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moral outcry against abortion.
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It will wake up the nation and galvanize
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the national conscience to end the scourge of
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abortion in America.
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Please sign the petition at WW.themoralcry dot com.
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Now the Justice Foundation also represents women of
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Operation Alcry, a ministry of the Justice Foundation.
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And Alan will hopefully have time to share
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more about that.
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Alan is a former professor of law at
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St.
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Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas, where he
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taught education, law, and civil procedure.
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And he received his law degree with high
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honors from the University of Texas School of
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Law in 1979.
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We could go on more and more about
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his accomplishments.
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So we want to get on with our
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questions for Dr.
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Parker.
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He is standing in front of Art Street
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Meeting House in Philadelphia, where he's participating and
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celebrating the 250th uh birthday of our nation.
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Welcome, Alan.
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Welcome to the show today.
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Thank you.
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It's so great to be with both of
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y'all today at this historic city and in
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front of the historic Quaker meeting house that
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was given to them by William Penn himself.
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It's also sacred gown, in that it was
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a burial facility for the Quakers for many
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years, too.
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So and yet there's still worship going on
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on Sundays here in the meeting house that's
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been going on since before the Revolutionary War,
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since the meal days.
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So very special to be here.
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Yes.
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Well, Alan, you were our guest on our
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second show of The Last Hope of the
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Dying Republic.
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We were just getting started a few months
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ago.
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And we wanted to have you back because
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our circulation is grown, and we really want
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to get word out about the case that
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you've been helping to um promote to the
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Supreme Court in an effort to end abortion
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or at least curtail it for now.
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You spoke about the Louisiana court case involving
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the abortion pill, and you predicted it would
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go to the Supreme Court, and you were
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right.
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It did.
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And so for those who did not hear
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that show or unaware about this case, could
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you give us a background on the case
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and then share with us uh what has
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happened recently with the case at the Supreme
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Court.
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All right.
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I want to first explain a little bit
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of my own black robe that I'm wearing
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today.
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Oh, didn't you notice?
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On the steps of the Lincoln Memorials in
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Washington Dunn on April 9th, 2016.
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And we had one of the significant events
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there by United Cry, pastors coming across America
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to pray for the end of abortion and
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repentance and revival for our nation.
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And she blessed me with this stole.
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And since this is the Black Robe Regiment
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show, I felt it was very appropriate to
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wear it today.
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And because we're going to the Liberty Bell
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in Philadelphia this afternoon to pray for our
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nation.
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And the other thing this is so amazing
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that we are actually talking today.
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I hope your podcast will get out within
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the next three days, because the Supreme Court
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of the United States is considering one of
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the most important abortion cases since the reversal
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of Rogue Wade.
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This is really, really a big case.
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And what it is, it's the abortion pill
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case.
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And what happened was during the Clinton administration,
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a chemical abortion pill was developed called RU
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486.
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It was by a French firm that was
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a descendant of a German firm that created
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the Zyklon B gas that was used in
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the Holocaust to do mass murder by gassing
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the Jews in the gas chambers.
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So that's the history through some regenerations and
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renamings and things like that corporate structure.
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That corporate structure.
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But this is the company, all they do
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But this is the company.
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All they do is produce the abortion pill
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is produce the abortion pill that kills children
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that kills children in the womb.
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in the womb.
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And it was approved first by the Clinton
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And it was approved first by the Clinton
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administration.
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administration, and then during the Biden years, after
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And then during the Biden years, after Roe
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Roe v.
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v.
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Wade was reversed by the Supreme Court, the
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Wade was reversed by the Supreme Court, the
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Biden administration said we don't care what the
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Biden administration said, we don't care what the
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Supreme Court says.
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Supreme Court says, we want abortion, abortion, abortion
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We want abortion, abortion, abortion on demand.
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on demand, whenever we want it, however we
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want it.
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Whenever we
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We're going to have abortion pill distribution.
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And they eliminated the requirement for a woman
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to see a doctor.
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You're getting a pill that can kill the
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human inside you and sometimes kill the woman.
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That's going to make the woman have a
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miscarriage at home.
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And unlike being in a doctor's office where
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you can get care, you're at home.
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And about 11% of the women, according to
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a new study done based on insurance claims,
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where people were hospitalized or went to emergency
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rooms because they thought they were dying.
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The bleeding was so horrible that they felt
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they needed emergency real care.
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About 11% of the women, one out of
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10 women who gets these pills is going
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to have that kind of horrible experience.
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The other kind that millions are going to
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see.
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Once you give the pill to yourself, then
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the cramps begin.
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The baby is killed.
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The placenta detaches from the mother.
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So the child is starved to death.
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And then the next pill causes labor contractions.
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You're like going into labor.
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You feel the squeezing, the cramping, the women's
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just to say it's horrific.
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And then they see often the child in
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their hands.
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I remember the first woman that ever called
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me about it.
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And she was still sobbing.
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She said, My God, my God, they lied
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to me.
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They lied to me.
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They told me this was not a baby.
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I can see the arms and the legs.
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This is my baby.
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This is my baby.
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And she was sobbing.
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And then she called a lawyer say, Can
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I bury my baby in my backyard?
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Well, normally it's illegal to put human remains
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in your backyard.
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And so to be honest, I didn't know
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what the answer was at that time.
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I'd never had a baby.
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Flush it down the toilet.
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So these millions of babies are going into
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the water supply of everybody in America.
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And we don't even know what that chemical
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can do in the water supply.
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We don't know what it's like to have
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a million babies.
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You know, there's things they tell you not
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to flush down your toilet.
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But babies, it solved the waste, human waste
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disposal.
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And I hate to use that term, but
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human beings, even their bodies as precious.
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We treat them with dignity.
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We give them a burial.
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And because of the problem of sepsis and
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bacteria and disease, we treat it in a
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way that has to be specially disposed of.
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And we might as well be seeing dead
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bodies in the street if they're being hidden.
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So what happened was the state of Louisiana
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and a lady named Rosalie Markowitz, who first
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came to the Justice Foundation, because we have
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a center against forced abortion.
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We've collected almost 5,000 legally admissible testimonies of
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women for abortion.
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And in the Dobbs case, we put 4,078
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of those women's declarations in the case that
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reverse blood loss.
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Well, we found that once you make abortion
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legal, one of the ways it hurts women
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is it allows other people to force the
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woman, unduly pressure or coerce her into having
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an abortion against her will.
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It's not I want an abortion, it's you're
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having an abortion.
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And the most common are parents forcing a
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minor girl to have an abortion.
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Number two is the man forcing the woman
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to abort his child.
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She might have been happy sin.
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Well, look, honey, we're going to have a
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baby.
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No, we're not.
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You're getting rid of something.
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I don't want to be a father.
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Right.
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And then the third is human trafficking prostitution.
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Well, it's too late for Rosalie.
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We could not stop the abortion.
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If you go to our website, we have
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ways to do it.
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Because her boyfriend had already forced her to
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take the pill.
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And she thought she could take it.
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She was afraid of it.
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He's yelling at her.
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She thought she could throw it up later.
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She tried to throw it up and she
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couldn't get it out, and it killed her
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child.
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Rosalie is a plaintiff in the lawsuit along
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with the state of Louisiana.
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Because one of the big issues is standing.
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The emergency room doctors a couple of years
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ago, they had tried to sue.
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They said, look, we're seeing all these women
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coming in, and we have to patch them
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up.
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It's horrible.
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Women aren't being given good medical care.
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But the Supreme Court said, well, you're just
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indirectly injured by that, so you don't have
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standing.
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Well, Rosalie was directly injured by the FDA's
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action.
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And so they've sued.
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And just last Thursday, a week ago, the
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Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals said the FDA,
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the Food and Drug Administration, acted arbitrarily and
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capriciously.
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They violated the law when they approved this.
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And there's massive, irreparable injury occurring to women.
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So they said we're going to stop this
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abortion pill distribution throughout America, at least without
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a doctor, and by sending abortion pills through
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the mail to states like Louisiana, which, in
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order to protect their women and children, said,
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we don't want any abortions in our state.
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Louisiana instead says we have a safe haven
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law, like every state in the union does.
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Give us your child.
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You can surrender the baby at a hospital
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or fire station.
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No questions asked, no abortion trauma, no expense,
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unlike abortion.
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Give us your child, and we'll take the
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baby.
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You can be free.
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You can the burden of parenting is gone
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from you.
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Because most women don't want to kill a
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baby.
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They just feel like a parent, or I
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don't want to.
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Right.
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Right.
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We'll take the baby.
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We'll take them and we'll give them to
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We'll give them to the homes that are
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waiting.
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the homes that are waiting a million to
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A million to two million women every year
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waiting to.
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two million women every year waiting to so
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So that immediately happened on Friday.
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that immediately happened on Friday.
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Saturday, about a week ago, Dynko filed an
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Saturday, about a week ago, Dynko filed an
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application with the Supreme Court for emergency relief,
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application with the Supreme Court for emergency relief
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saying we are irreparably injured.
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saying we are irreparably injured.
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We can never be made whole again because
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We can never be made whole again because
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we're losing profits over the sale of these
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we're losing profits over the sale.
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abortion pills.
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So the question of is the FDA acting
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properly under the law?
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Is there irreparable injury to women and children?
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Can a state like New York send abortion
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pills into Louisiana, which says abortion is a
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crime?
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Sure, maybe New York has the power to
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decide in New York what happens, but they
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don't have the power under our Constitution to
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decide what Louisiana does.
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That's called federalism.
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Each state gets to decide for itself.
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So anyway, the Supreme Court has stopped the
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Fifth Circuit decision from going into effect so
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abortion pills can be sold throughout America, but
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only until May 14th at 5 p.m.
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So even as we speak, the Supreme Court
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is considering whether to stop the unlimited abortion
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pill distribution or to put restrictions on it
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and to protect women and children.
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And the last thing in our brief, we
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asked them to rule that there is a
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right to life in the Constitution.
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And we're here at the declaration, we're here
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in Philadelphia.
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We're going to be in front of the
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Independence Hall where the declaration was signed, and
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I hope we can talk a little bit
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more.
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We are speaking with Dr.
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Alan Parker, President of the Justice Foundation.
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He is speaking with us about the latest
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Supreme Court ruling in regard to the abortion
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pill.
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So go ahead and continue, uh, Dr.
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Parker, about the right to life in our
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Constitution.
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From 1973 to 2022, the United States Supreme
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Court illegitimately found that there was a right
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to abortion in the U.S.
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Constitution.
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And I say illegitimately, because in a case
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in 2022 called Dobbs B.
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Jackson Women's Health, the Supreme Court itself said
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we were wrong.
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We were egregiously terribly wrong in Roe v.
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Wade, the decision that said there was such
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a right to abortion under the Constitution.
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And the Supreme Court reversed Roe v.
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Wade.
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So there is no right to abortion in
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the U.S.
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Constitution.
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And now the question is, okay, is there
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a right to life in the Constitution?
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Is there a right to life?
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And this is a beautiful miracle of God's
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getting Donald Trump elected and getting three judges
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appointed to the Supreme Court in a single
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one four-year term.
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Just miraculous.
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There are now six judges on the Supreme
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Court who believe in the consent of the
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governed that we the judges are supposed to
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follow the Constitution that the people adopted.
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And every word is supposed to be given
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the meaning that the public meaning of it
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was at the time it was adopted.
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So are there life clauses in the Constitution?
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Yes, it's in there twice.
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It's in writing, it's explicit.
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And I want everyone hearing these words to
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remember this and become an ambassador for these
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ideas, because we have to get America believing
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it and praying it, particularly the Black Robe
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Regiment.
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Pastors speak about this and intercept.
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So where is this right to life?
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Number one, the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution
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says no person shall be deprived of life
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without due process of law.
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So that finds the federal government.
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And then the second life clause is the
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14th Amendment, nor shall any state deprive any
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person of life without the process of law.
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So it's in there twice.
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So under originalism, the only question is did
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the founders that believe that life began in
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the womb?
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Or did they believe that life began at
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birth?
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Like the abortion industry tells you.
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It's not alive, it's not a baby, it's
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just a mass of tissue, is there line.
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But the truth is, as it says in
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the declaration.
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Did we say that a little while ago?
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Let's say it together.
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We hold these things true to be self-evident.
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We hold these truths to be self-evident that
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all are created equal and endowed by their
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That's what we are created equal.
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creator with certain inalienable rights.
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And endowed by their creator.
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With certain inalienable rights.
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That among these other rights of life, liberty,
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and the pursuit of happiness.
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Liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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They believed in the Creator, don't we?
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You have to hide that document from a
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You have to hide that document from Americans
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to think they were atheists.
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Right.
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They were about to fight a revolutionary war.
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Why would they put something controversial?
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They wanted to unify the nation.
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And they said no, these truths come from
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God.
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And they can't be taken away.
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So did life, why do we know they
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did it?
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I'll quote one of the founders right now.
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His name is James Wilson.
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He was a signer of the Constitution.
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And he was appointed by George Washington to
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be one of the first members of the
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Supreme Court.
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So you think he knows what the declaration
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meant?
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You think he knows what the Constitution meant?
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Yeah, absolutely.
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Yes.
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With consistency, beautiful and undeviating.
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Human life is protected from its commencement by
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the common law.
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Commencement.
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And was the law that was the same
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everywhere in the colonies.
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And it was based on the law of
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God.
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Yes.
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From the first stirring of the infant in
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the womb, life is protected.
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So we know it was in the womb,
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not after.
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They didn't say from the first breath of
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the child, or as soon as he's out
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of the mother's canal.
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You know, it's it's it was clear.
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And they knew this also the word of
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God.
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Before I formed you in the womb, I
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knew you.
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God says, I knit your bones together in
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your mother's womb.
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That's right.
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They believed in this scripture.
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And that God was the Judeo Christian God.
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Abraham, Jacob, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit, Father, Son,
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and Holy Spirit.
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So we know that.
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So that's what we're fighting for.
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And we've got to pray for the Supreme
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Court.
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They can protect life and bring healing and
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repentance, or if they choose death, then our
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nation will be judged.
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Absolutely.
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Our founders believed for a human you're judged
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after death when you stand before God at
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the judgment.
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But a nation has to be judged in
23:50
the temporal time, right now.
23:53
And he does give people time to repent.
23:58
So it's not automatic.
23:59
But even as Lincoln said after the Civil
24:03
War, the judgments of the Lord are altogether
24:06
just and merciful and true.
24:10
And it may be that for every drop
24:13
of blood shed by the slaveholders lash, a
24:15
drop of blood will have to be shed
24:18
in this great civil war.
24:22
We don't want a civil war in America,
24:23
but we're moving the direction.
24:26
We need to pray that the Supreme Court
24:29
will stop the shedding of innocent blood, that
24:32
they'll find the right to life in the
24:36
Constitution, that they'll strike down this horrible death
24:39
regime, and turn back to God.
24:42
As it says in the Declaration of Independence.
24:45
This is our year.
24:47
So you're standing in front of what building?
24:49
Just tell us again.
24:50
It's called the Arch Street Meeting House and
24:53
Meeting House is what the Quakers called their
24:55
places of worship.
24:58
They didn't have churches.
24:59
They had a meeting house.
25:00
All the friends got together.
25:02
They were very New Testament Reformation Christians.
25:07
They they stepped away from the Church of
25:08
England.
25:10
And they believed in the Bible.
25:11
And they believed that every person could hear
25:14
from God for themselves.
25:16
And so they uh that was one of
25:19
their very Holy Spirit and very scripture-oriented.
25:24
So you're you're wearing uh a black robe,
25:26
a black gown, a black robe as in
25:28
the black robe regiment.
25:30
And so one of the men that was
25:33
in that building when during the debates about
25:35
the about the our declaration of independence was
25:37
a minister named Peter Muhlenberg, and Peter preached
25:40
a sermon in 1776 in which he said,
25:42
in the language of holy writ, there's a
25:44
time for all things, the time to pray
25:47
and a time to fight.
25:49
The time to fight has now come.
25:52
He then obviously went on to George Washington's
25:54
behest to become a general in the American
25:56
Revolution.
25:58
He led troops in the revolution, and he
26:00
one of the men who led our nation
26:01
to victory.
26:03
And so I thank God for you today
26:05
and your work, Dr.
26:08
Parker, that you're fighting for those who can't
26:10
fight for themselves.
26:11
You're fighting for the lives of the unborn.
26:15
And we all need to be doing that.
26:17
We you'll have an employer to file a
26:18
brief.
26:20
Well, you do have to file a brief
26:22
court, but to pray and ask God.
26:24
So would you mind if I just pray
26:26
it for a moment?
26:27
Not at all.
26:28
And I ask all of you who are
26:31
hearing this prayer to continue to pray until
26:33
the right to life is found in the
26:35
Constitution.
26:38
Father, we thank you for our founding document
26:41
and those who were willing to give their
26:43
life for freedom and the God-given rights you
26:46
gave us.
26:49
Lord, forgive us for the shedding of innocent
26:51
blood.
26:52
You hate the shedding of innocent blood, it
26:55
says in Proverbs, Lord.
26:57
And you hate bloodthirsty men as much as
26:59
you don't want any to perish.
27:02
You eventually bring the plans of the evil
27:05
ones to naught.
27:07
Lord, you are the one that rises up
27:09
nations and brings down nations.
27:11
You're the judge of all the earth.
27:13
Lord, we pray for mercy for our Supreme
27:15
Court.
27:17
Help a majority of the court to do
27:19
the right thing, to do justice.
27:22
Lord, you love justice and righteousness, justice and
27:26
righteousness are the foundation of your throne.
27:29
We pray for the victory for life in
27:32
this case, Almighty God.
27:35
Keep moving us in the right direction.
27:38
Lord, we thank you for the revival that's
27:40
already occurring.
27:42
My own grandson in a public school has
27:45
a Bible study with about 50 kids a
27:48
week coming to his Bible study.
27:51
And it has to be him because the
27:53
teachers can't do it, Lord.
27:55
So thank you, Lord, for children all over
27:58
America, high school students and middle school students
28:00
Middle school students sharing the gospel of life,
28:01
sharing the gospel of life, life life.
28:02
life life.
28:05
Lord, we pray for all the millions of
28:05
Lord, we pray for all the millions of
28:08
people who participate in abortion, that they will
28:08
people who participate in abortion, that they will
28:11
find forgiveness and healing through Jesus Christ.
28:11
find forgiveness and healing through Jesus Christ.
28:15
This is not the unforgivable sin.
28:15
This is not the unforgivable sin.
28:18
If you're a man or a woman who's
28:18
If you're a man or a woman who's
28:20
had an abortion, it's not the unforgivable sin.
28:20
had an abortion, it's not the unforgivable sin.
28:22
You can be forgiven.
28:22
You can be forgiven.
28:24
Ask the Lord to forgive you, and he
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Ask the Lord to forgive you, and he
28:26
will cleanse you from all unrighteousness.
28:26
will cleanse you from all unrighteousness.
28:29
Give him your
28:29
Give him your life, surrender as Lord and
28:30
Savior.
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You can pass out of judgment into eternal
28:35
life through the blood and the sacrifice of
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Jesus Christ on the cross.
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Amen.
28:42
And Lord, we pray for these justices that
28:46
they will uh make the right ruling, that
28:50
they will uh be sympathetic to the unborn
28:54
babies in the womb and the women who
28:58
suffer from the results of these drugs rather
29:02
than favoring uh drug companies that are making
29:05
billions of dollars off the killing of innocent
29:09
lives, and also um, we pray for President
29:13
Trump that he would be a voice in
29:17
opposition, that his administration would be a voice
29:21
in opposition to the abortion drug industry.
29:26
Uh, we thank you for all the many
29:28
pro-life um efforts that he has made.
29:30
Number one, putting three pro-life justices on the
29:32
court.
29:34
Lord, we need him to be a voice
29:37
uh for the unborn and for the women
29:41
in regard to this issue in Jesus' name.
29:44
Speaking of that, um, we read that um
29:47
I read not long ago that President Trump
29:50
was not putting any pressure against the uh
29:53
in regard to this issue uh uh especially
29:56
after the Louisiana case, uh, but that he
29:59
did not file a brief with the Supreme
30:02
Court um reason uh for the case that
30:05
was just heard on Friday.
30:08
Can you address that for us?
30:09
Yes, that's very unusual.
30:12
The government of the United States has a
30:14
chief legal officer named the Solicitor General, right
30:17
under the attorney general.
30:20
He always argues the government's position in a
30:23
case, and in the lower courts, the Trump
30:26
administration had been saying, yes, we know there's
30:29
a problem with this pill distribution, but we
30:31
need time to study it.
30:34
Don't stop it right now.
30:36
We're gonna study it for about a year.
30:39
Well, the Fifth Circuit said that's not enough.
30:42
But on appeal to the Supreme Court in
30:46
this very case we're talking about, the Solicitor
30:49
General is not opposing Louisiana's uh remedy.
30:54
Uh and they're not asking, they they're they're
30:57
silent on the issue, but that's good because
30:59
they've been defending the FBA before.
31:02
Now they're just saying you decide, we'll accept
31:05
your judgment, whatever it is.
31:07
So that's a step forward.
31:10
And I believe that Donald Trump is like
31:11
Lincoln.
31:13
Lincoln was against slavery from the beginning.
31:16
But at the beginning, he didn't want to
31:18
abolish it everywhere.
31:20
He just wanted to stop it from going
31:21
to other states.
31:23
But the radical Democrat South that wanted slavery
31:25
forever, they wanted to push it all across
31:28
the country.
31:31
We have a radical Democrat Party, and again,
31:33
I'm not being political, I'm just being historical
31:36
and factually accurate.
31:38
The Democratic Party is the party of death
31:40
for children.
31:42
Amen.
31:43
And God cannot bless that.
31:45
Uh the Republican Party is not perfect, but
31:47
they are the party that tries to stand
31:49
for life.
31:51
And Donald Trump is pro-life.
31:53
He's done more than anybody else.
31:55
But he's having to be pushed by God
31:57
a little bit, just like Lincoln was pushed
31:58
by God.
32:01
And it wasn't until Lincoln really surrendered to
32:04
the Lord, I believe, and started calling on
32:07
national days of prayer, and then eventually God
32:10
is just and he helped keep the union
32:14
together.
32:17
But Father, I also pray against a civil
32:19
war.
32:21
I pray for repentance for the sin of
32:24
hating your fellow man and your countrymen.
32:29
The law of the in the Torah, it
32:31
says you should rebuke your fellow countrymen.
32:33
In other words, when they're doing something wrong,
32:35
we should tell them.
32:36
If you're in homosexuality or adultery, either way,
32:39
any sex outside marriage, we should reprove people,
32:42
say, hey, that's bad for you, bad for
32:45
children, bad for society.
32:48
We don't want you to get hurt.
32:49
Don't do that.
32:51
But we should not hate our fellow man.
32:53
And I pray that Lord, forgive us for
32:56
the hatred in America for one another, increase
32:58
our love, increase our forgiveness.
33:01
We pray, if at all possible, that there
33:04
would be no civil war, but that we
33:06
would achieve justice through a massive revival and
33:09
repentance where the enemy gives up in Jesus'
33:12
name.
33:15
Amen.
33:16
Amen.
33:17
Amen.
33:17
Amen.
33:20
Um I've read today that the FDA is
33:23
claiming that there's never been a drug that's
33:25
been on the market for a few years
33:28
that's been removed.
33:30
And that's one of the arguments they're using.
33:33
I find that hard to believe that there's
33:34
never been a drug.
33:36
I mean, that means that the FDA has
33:39
had a 100% accuracy in determining that the
33:42
drugs that have come to the market are
33:45
uh totally safe.
33:49
Do you can you address that?
33:51
I think that's absolutely false.
33:53
Just off the top of my head, I
33:54
can remember some drugs that were taken off
33:55
the mark.
33:57
I can't remember the names, but I feel
33:58
the same way.
34:00
Yes.
34:01
And in fact, the FDA admitted in the
34:04
Louisiana case below, where we filed a brief,
34:07
and by the way, the Justice Foundation filed
34:10
a brief on behalf of 2,790 women hurt
34:14
by abortion in the lower court.
34:17
Uh, the FDA admitted that they have the
34:19
power under the law at any time when
34:21
new data comes to them that they can
34:23
withdraw a drugs on the market.
34:26
And that's just within their inherent power.
34:28
And there's been some new data on insurance
34:31
studies.
34:34
Normally, when a drug comes to the market,
34:36
there's clinical trials.
34:39
This drug hasn't been approved, so they have
34:41
to get special consent from the people who
34:43
are going to be kidney figs.
34:45
Well, we think it will hurt you, but
34:46
we don't really know.
34:48
But those are tend to be small groups.
34:52
Now, after the pill goes in distribution, everybody
34:54
starts using it.
34:57
And there's a study done by the Ethics
35:00
Study done by the Ethics and Public Policy
35:00
and Public Policy Center based on insurance records,
35:03
Center based on insurance records where they just
35:03
where they just you can get anonymous insurance
35:06
you can get anonymous insurance records, they take
35:06
records.
35:10
the names off all of the claims where
35:10
They take the names off all of the
35:13
there was an abortion related hospitalization.
35:13
claims where there was an abortion related hospitalization.
35:17
And just look through them all, and it's
35:17
And just look through them all, and it's
35:20
22 times higher than number of emergency room
35:20
22 times higher the number of emergency room
35:23
visits and hospitalizations that are required.
35:23
visits and hospitalizations that are required.
35:26
Twenty two times higher than the initial clinical
35:26
Twenty-two times higher than the initial clinical studies.
35:28
situation.
35:31
And one of the reasons that the courts
35:35
have said the FDA acted arbitrarily under uh
35:38
the Biden administration when a drug is first
35:41
put on the market, you have to report
35:45
all of the adverse consequences.
35:49
Well, when the Biden administrated wanted to make
35:52
this massively easier to get out so more
35:55
children could be killed, then they said uh
35:58
you no longer have to report any adverse
36:01
consequences.
36:05
And then part of their reason for saying
36:07
this is so safe is see there are
36:09
no adverse consequences.
36:11
And the court said you can't say that's
36:13
evidence when you stop collecting them.
36:16
That doesn't mean they're not happening out there.
36:18
You just don't want to know the truth.
36:20
So that's arbitrary and capricious.
36:22
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Welcome back to Last Hope of a Dime
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Republic.
37:25
We're speaking with Dr.
37:26
Alan Parker, president of Justice Foundation, and we're
37:29
talking about the latest Supreme Court case having
37:32
to do with the abortion pill that's killing
37:35
so many babies and harming so many women.
37:39
The latest statistic I heard is that 65
37:41
to 70% of all abortions are from the
37:43
pill.
37:46
And uh 25% of all uh women who
37:49
take the abortion pill take it without a
37:52
doctor's prescription.
37:56
So we're not talking about taking it off
37:58
the market, unfortunately, I wish we were, but
38:00
this court case just has to do with
38:03
the requirement that the women go to see
38:05
a doctor first.
38:08
So if 25% of say a million a
38:11
year are um they go and actually get
38:14
a prescription from a doctor, that could save
38:18
hundreds of thousands of lives.
38:22
So this would be taken by women up
38:24
to 10 weeks.
38:27
Uh and so it's a lot of children.
38:30
I'll just say one thing, though.
38:31
I think the numbers are maybe exaggerated by
38:33
the other side.
38:36
They've always lied about they want us to
38:38
be discouraged, see, you can't even stop these
38:41
pills, everybody wants them.
38:43
Uh the number of births is actually going
38:46
up, and that's a much more reliable statistic
38:49
because every time there's a birth, there has
38:51
to be a birth certificate.
38:54
So uh, particularly in states that are banned
38:57
abortion, births are going up.
39:00
But I wonder if I could just refer
39:02
people to our website Absolutely.
39:04
Sure.
39:05
Please do.
39:05
There's very these are free resources to you.
39:09
Uh number one, there is the right to
39:11
life in the Constitution.
39:14
There is a declaration that there's a right
39:17
to life that anyone can sign.
39:20
And this is the year of the Declaration
39:22
of Independence's 250th birthday.
39:25
We would love for everyone, we'd love to
39:27
get a million people signing the declaration, and
39:30
then we'll put those names in our brief
39:32
in future Supreme Court cases where we're arguing
39:34
about.
39:37
Wonderful.
39:39
If you're a woman or a man who's
39:41
haven't had an abortion, there are abortion healing
39:43
resources.
39:45
It's not the unforgivable sin, but under our
39:48
project called Operation Outcry, you can get uh
39:52
abortion recovery programs in your area, either online
39:55
or in person, depending on what suits your
39:58
time schedule, and you can receive the forgiveness
40:01
and healing of Jesus Christ.
40:05
And then if you wish, we are still
40:08
collecting testimonies of women hurt by abortion.
40:12
Uh in this case right now, the Louisiana
40:15
case, we put we represented 4,700, well, we
40:19
put 4,855 sworn testimonies, and we need more
40:23
abortion pill testimonies.
40:27
So if you are a man or a
40:29
woman who's had an abortion, you can go
40:30
to our website, go to Operation Outcry to
40:32
tell your story, operational drive be silent no
40:34
more.
40:36
You tell us whether to use your first
40:38
name, full name, or initials only.
40:41
And if you haven't told your family, we
40:43
recommend just you first name or initials, and
40:45
that's all we'll put in there.
40:47
You have to sign the document, but we
40:49
protect your personal confidential information.
40:52
And you can do it one time, and
40:54
we'll take it back to the court.
40:56
And this testimony has already impacted the Supreme
40:58
Court.
41:01
We know it in fighting.
41:03
Uh, here's just a miracle of God.
41:05
In the year 2000, God called us to
41:08
represent Norma and Sandra, Roe and Doe to
41:10
reverse their cases.
41:13
And he told us to collect testimonies of
41:15
women hurt by abortion.
41:16
So we started collecting them.
41:19
In 2000, when he called us, the Supreme
41:22
Court struck down 38 state laws banning partial
41:25
birth abortion.
41:28
A gruesome, late terms.
41:32
Yes.
41:32
So they said, Roe v.
41:33
Wade even allows you to kill that baby
41:35
up to the moment of birth.
41:36
As long as his head's still inside the
41:38
woman.
41:39
Well, seven years later, in uh case called
41:42
Gonzalez B.
41:44
Carhartt, the Supreme George Bush got elected.
41:49
Oh, I like to hear the sirens.
41:51
Lord, you're reminding us this is a critical
41:53
time for our nation's history.
41:56
We pray for the reversal of abortion in
41:58
America, Lord.
42:00
We pray for life, life for every one
42:00
We pray for life, life for every one
42:03
of the babies, Lord.
42:03
of the babies, Lord.
42:06
Life, life, life.
42:06
Life, life, life, life, life in Jesus' name.
42:08
Life.
42:10
Life in Jesus' name.
42:12
Thank you, Lord.
42:12
Thank you, Lord.
42:13
George Bush.
42:13
George Bush.
42:15
He got elected, and they passed another federal
42:15
He got elected, and they passed another federal
42:18
partial ban on abortion.
42:18
partial ban on abortion, and in 2007, the
42:20
And in 2007, the Supreme Court upheld that.
42:21
Supreme Court upheld that.
42:24
And they said some women come to regret
42:24
And they said, Some women come to regret
42:27
aborting the infant life.
42:27
aborting the infant life they once created and
42:29
sustained.
42:32
And they cited the brief of 180 women
42:34
hurt by abortion that we call on their
42:36
behalf.
42:38
And on that page was just quote after
42:41
quote of the women's devastation, destruction, sexual abuse,
42:44
uh, drug abuse, inability to bond with other
42:47
children.
42:50
And that first time the court ever called
42:52
it an infant life instead of a fetus,
42:55
an embryo, or potential life.
42:58
So the women's testimonies are very important.
43:00
How do we overcome Satan?
43:02
By the blood of the Lamb and the
43:03
Word of their testimony.
43:05
And all material is free on our website.
43:09
We give away all our legal services for
43:10
free in these cases.
43:12
We represent all the women at no charge
43:15
because we're a 501c3 charity and other people
43:17
pray for us.
43:19
That's the most important contribution we can receive,
43:21
and uh contribute financially because it does take
43:23
money to do these briefs and that kind
43:25
of stuff.
43:28
Absolutely.
43:29
Absolutely.
43:29
So it's say the website again, the Justice
43:33
Foundation.org, the Justice Foundation dot org.
43:37
That's short for charity, a nonprofit organization.
43:41
And uh there's three things on there.
43:43
We have a center against forced abortion.
43:46
If you hear of someone being forced to
43:48
have an abortion, you can go there and
43:51
download the dear father letter, dear parent letter,
43:54
dear school counselor letter, dear police letter.
43:56
You can help someone who's being forced to
43:58
have an abortion.
43:59
That's illegal in all 50 states.
44:01
Operation outcry is men and women giving their
44:04
testimonies, so we can take them to the
44:07
state legislatures and courts, and then the justice
44:10
foundation, life in the Constitution.
44:13
Anyone can sign that declaration.
44:15
Oh, and get the power point that will
44:18
do what the founder said.
44:20
There's other great founders' quotes.
44:22
I want everybody to become an ambassador.
44:25
And and people call me and say, Can
44:26
we use your PowerPoint?
44:28
Absolutely.
44:29
Get it up there.
44:30
Wonderful.
44:31
You don't have to be a lawyer to
44:33
know what our founder said, do you?
44:35
Thank God Black Robe Revolution.
44:37
And thank you for stirring up the pastors.
44:41
Pastors, we need you.
44:43
We need you to our president has called
44:47
on America to re-educate itself to God.
44:52
And you can't do that alone.
44:55
It's a blessing to have your national leader
44:56
say that.
44:58
But we just do that.
45:00
So Pastor is asking people to pray an
45:02
hour a week for that.
45:05
Is that a good thing to do, pastors?
45:08
Should we not pray?
45:08
If our president asked us to pray, should
45:10
we not do that?
45:12
He's not forcing anybody.
45:13
It's not a dictatorship.
45:15
It's right.
45:18
Right.
45:18
Absolutely.
45:20
I also thought that just in time for
45:22
Mother's Day, the White House launched a mom's
45:24
dot govern.
45:27
Did you hear about that?
45:28
I did.
45:29
It's a magnificent thing.
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Go ahead and read it if you've got
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it.
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Yeah.
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It's um uh it says the new website
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is a direct rebuke of the Biden administration,
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which used federal website to push abortion.
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And uh this is an article from Daily
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Wire.
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It says the White House Sunday launched a
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website that helps expectant mothers locate pregnancy centers
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and learn about health and wellness, a Mother's
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Day gift to both pro-life and make America
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healthy again movements.
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And basically, there are if you go to
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the website, you can find um a list
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of pregnancy centers and resources of all sorts
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for women who are pregnant and in need.
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So once again, another pro-life move by the
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Trump administration.
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Absolutely the most pro-life president of American history.
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He stood up at the United Nations and
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said, There is no right to abortion in
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international law.
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Human life.
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And he got 38 to back him on
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that.
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And at the United Nations, law is made
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by decree.
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If everybody says something, it becomes international law.
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Because there's no international body that can create
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law, unlike our legislatures in America, because they
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have the consent of the government.
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But he did that.
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And I want to say this for the
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body of Christ.
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Uh there are now more pregnancy relief centers,
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resource centers, than there are abortion facilities in
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America.
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Yes, praise the Lord for that.
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Hallelujah.
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Yes.
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So one last thing on my book.
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I wrote a book called Reversing Robie Wade,
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My Journey with Roe Doe and God.
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I wish I could name it America's Journey
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with Roe Doe and God.
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Roe and Doe or Norma and Sandra, the
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two cases that brought abortion.
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And I say, God, because the book is
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a providential history of America and the reversal.
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Everyone who prayed, everyone who worked in an
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abortion uh pregnancy research center, all the pastors
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who preached, all of us did it.
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And God told me when when he asked
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me to represent the ladies, I said, Lord,
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nobody can break through the stronghold of abortion.
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It's the biggest brick wall in the law.
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And I prayed about 30 days, and on
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the 30th day, he used my beloved wife
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Susan, who brought home a little book from
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the homeschool library called The Beds Too Short
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and Other Spiritual Essays.
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So this book's for you.
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And I read it and said, if you
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get this, you better expand your ministry.
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God's calling you to grow, or you're going
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to be too cramped, like on a bed,
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too short.
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I said, okay, Lord, maybe, but I checked
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the scripture the next morning.
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And this is the scripture God gave me.
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Isaiah 28, 14 to 22.
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Thus says the Lord to the mocking judges
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who rule my people in Jerusalem.
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So this is God speaking to the judges.
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From now on, this is a direct quote
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from God.
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Behold, you've made a covenant with death.
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Made an agreement with hell.
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You don't the overwhelming scourge will reach you
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because you covered yourself with fraud and deception.
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Wow.
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And that's what I thought.
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That's what the Rowando were, a covenant with
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Rowan Do we're a covenant with death.
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death.
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Here comes 80 million people.
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Here comes 80 million people, never seen today.
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Never cease today.
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And so then he goes on to say,
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And so then he goes on to say,
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I will make justice the measuring line, righteousness,
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I will make justice the measuring line, righteousness,
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the plumb line.
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the plumb line.
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Hail will sweep away the refuge of lies.
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Hail will sweep away the refuge of lies.
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Waters will overflow the secret place, and your
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Waters will overflow the secret place, and your
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covenant with death will be annulled.
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covenant with death will be annulled.
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The agreement with the grave will not stand.
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The agreement with the grave will not stand.
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And the waters over the secret place have
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And the waters over place have been the
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been the tears of women.
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tears of women as they give stories.
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Ladies, the healing is good.
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It's healing tears when they come out of
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you, not the tears of regret and shame
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that you when you just think about what
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abortion did.
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So urge people to get it.
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And one last thing, he said, for I
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the Lord will rise up as at Mount
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Perizim.
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I'll be stirred up as in the Valley
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of Gibeon to do my amazing, extraordinary, unusual
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work.
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Wow.
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Amen.
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Powerful.
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And Valperazim means the Lord the master of
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breakthroughs.
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So we've seen him break through the enemy.
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No one thought Roby Wade could be reversed.
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Yes.
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But just four years ago.
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That's amazing.
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And it's continuing to be reversed.
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Yes.
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It is.
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They are losing.
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And God is going to show himself mighty,
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and he's going to end this covenant, and
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he's going to find the right to life,
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particularly if his church will cry out.
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He can rise of his people.
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And all of us need to be crying
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out to God this year to rededicate, to
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find the right to life, and to repent
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of the four great sins that need national
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destruction.
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Number one is forsaking God.
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And Donald Trump in his inauguration said, We
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will not forget our God.
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That's number two, shedding innocent blood.
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And God now, the Trump administration is saying
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we are not going to shed innocent blood.
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Number three, uh, sexual immorality on a bad
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scale.
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And number four is greed.
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And we need to remember all those things,
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and God will survive, and we're going to
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see breakthrough, breakthrough, breakthrough.
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Praise God.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Absolutely.
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Praise the Lord.
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Well, thank you so much for being with
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us today.
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What are you going to do for the
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rest of the day, Philadelphia?
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We're going through the Liberty Bill and have
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repentance time there.
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People cry out to God for their own
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sins.
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As Daniel said, I and my fathers have
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sinned.
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It's not the fathers have sinned, like the
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ones who got abortion.
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That we all of us are sinners.
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None of us can stand before God in
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our own strength.
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The wages is death.
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But to take it, you have to receive
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that gift of eternal life.
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Doesn't do anything left under the Christmas tree.
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Open it up by saying, Lord, I want
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to receive your gift of eternal life.
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I repent of my sins.
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I turn from my sins.
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And God is saying this to America right
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now.
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America, turn to me, and I will turn
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to you.
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Return to me and I will return to
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you.
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Amen.
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Praise God.
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Such an encouraging word.
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He will heal our land.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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We'll have a great time.
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Excellent, excellent presentation.
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Incredible time.
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Everything you said.
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We're going to DC for the May 17th
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rededication.
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So I heard that.
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We'll be there too.
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Find out where you can participate, either online
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and like the White House, you can do
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with them on May 17th.
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They're going to pray.
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It's a Sunday.
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Hey, how about if we pray all day
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long on a Sunday?
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God, I think.
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Yes, we're going to be there too.
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It's going to be 90 degrees.
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So bring your uh bring your sun block
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in here.
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Where are you going to be, Alan?
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Where are you going to be that day?
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He's going to be in DC on the
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mall.
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Just in the mall.
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Maybe we'll see you.
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All right.
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We'll look for you.
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All right.
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God bless you.
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Thank you so much.
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Bless you.
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Um, why don't you talk about Project Josiah,
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our effort by Black Robe Regiment.
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I'm going to tell you about King Josiah.
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He was the one king who ended child
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sacrifice in Judah.
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When someone found the law in the in
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the house of the Lord, and they took
53:30
it to Sion began to read the law
53:32
to him.
53:34
And when he heard the law and the
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and the judgments of God that were coming
53:39
on his land, it says he tore his
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clothes and he and he instituted a time
53:44
of incredible repentance among the people of Judah.
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And so that's what God is calling us
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to do in this rededication of our land
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to in the next few days.
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We are called to repent of the of
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the crime of shedding of the innocent blood,
53:57
because we have shed blood without measure in
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our land, and we have to repent.
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Otherwise, God will judge our nation.
54:03
And so that's one of the things we're
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going to be doing the next several days
54:06
in Washington, DC, at this time of rededication
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of America.
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We can't rededicate our land if we don't
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turn away from evil, if we don't turn
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away from abortion.
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So implied in the in the idea of
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giving ourselves to God again, rededicating ourselves to
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God is the is the truth that we
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must repent of the crime of abortion.
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As I've said many times, the fruit of
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plain is drenched in innocent blood from sea
54:31
to shining sea.
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And so God's word, God says the land
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cannot be cleansed of the blood that's shed
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there by the blood of the person that
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shed it.
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And one of our initiatives of the America's
54:44
Black Robe Regiment is Project Josiah, named after
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King Josiah, who took down the high places.
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Not only did he call them to repentance,
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he took down all the high places that
54:54
were all over the land of Israel.
54:57
And he didn't just take them down, says
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he pulverized them.
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They were altars that the pagan gods had
55:03
erected where they actually had their children pass
55:06
through the fire.
55:09
They killed their children.
55:10
It was child sacrifice.
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And uh in order to appease the gods
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and the uh Israelites were engaged in that
55:16
as well.
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I shudder at the thought of that, and
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I'm sure all of you do too.
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But what we're doing with uh uh aborting
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a million babies a year is um basically
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the same thing.
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We may not put them through the fire,
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but they are being killed in the womb.
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And uh one of the things that the
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church can do, it's one of the things
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that we do with Project Josiah is we
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pray in front of abortion centers in our
55:44
community once a week.
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We just stand there and pray, and we
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uh recite scriptures, we sing songs, and we
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also when we have an opportunity, we offer
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information to women going into the abortion centers
55:56
to redirect them to a crisis pregnancy center
55:58
where they can get a free ultrasound instead
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A crisis pregnancy center where they can get
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of going into the abortion center, paying hundreds
56:02
a free ultrasound instead of going into the
56:03
of dollars.
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abortion center and paying hundreds of dollars.
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They actually get to see the uh ultrasound
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They actually get to see the uh ultrasound
56:08
in the crisis pregnancy center, which they don't
56:08
in the crisis pregnancy center, which they don't
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get to see if they're in the abort
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get to see if they're in the abort
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when they go into the abortion center.
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when they go into the abortion center.
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And 90% of women, eighty, ninety percent of
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And 90% of women, 80-90% of women who
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women who look at their baby in an
56:17
look at their baby in an ultrasound will
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ultrasound, will decide to give life to that
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decide to give life to that child.
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child.
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So um you can go to our website,
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So you can go to our website, brusa.org,
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V R USA dot org, and learn more
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and learn more about Project Josiah and about
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about private science and
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uh Black Robe Regiment.
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So thank you so much for uh joining
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us today.
56:38
And uh when the Constitution was written, a
56:40
woman asked Ben Franklin What kind of government
56:42
have you given us?
56:45
Ben Franklin said a republic if you can
56:47
keep it.