Kristan Hawkins

We have to remember in the pro-life movement, our mission is to go onto campuses, is to speak the truth nationally that every human is created in the image of our maker and has infinite value and dignity.

That is the child in the womb, and that's also her.

Thanks for having me.

There's a lot of fascinating trends going on with Gen Z versus Gen Y. I've been doing this long enough.

We've actually transitioned a whole generation, right?

From the snowflake millennials to now Gen Z. I mean, I think it's true.

Certainly when we look at the demographics, young men have gone right and they've shifted hard right.

In fact, Charlie's, I think it was his last TV show.

He was on Laura the night before he was murdered.

He and I were texting Charlie.

There had been a study that came out in September from, I think it was ABC, and they did it of youth voters who voted for Trump versus Kamala.

And it shows kind of what we're seeing on campuses pretty accurately, where they did women and men who voted for Trump, young women and men who voted for Kamala, and the young men who voted for Trump.

They were asked to rank one through 13 what success in their life looked like.

For young men who voted for President Trump, number one marker of success was having children.

I think marriage was like third or fourth.

For women who voted for President Trump, young women, it was like four for having kids.

It was the fourth marker of success.

For men who voted for Kamala Harris, it was 10.

For women who voted for Kamala Harris, it was 12 out of 13.

The only thing that beat out having kids was social media influencer was 13 for all four demographics.