Kristan Hawkins

Definitely seen a lot of success.

I mean, we've seen the trends going from Gen Y to Gen Z, right?

Gen Y, it was harder to have a conversation about abortion.

Don't talk about that.

That's not polite.

That's too difficult.

Or Gen Z is much more direct.

They don't mind the direct conversation, which is why videos of me on campuses go viral now for a

even though I am a millennial, you know, I wasn't, I was born in the wrong decade apparently.

I'm either an X or a Z. I'm definitely not a Y, right?

The Gen Zs value that directness.

But I do think, you know, we've seen substantial success in the broader pro-life movement

Reversing Roe, the thing that we talked about when I launched Students for Life, preparing for this moment, everyone told us and me that it was impossible and it was imprudent to even think that Roe would ever be reversed, let alone prepare an army for that moment.

Now we saw Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion vendor,

defunded of 80% of their taxpayer dollars for one year this past year because of the BBB and the leadership we saw in the House.

So we've made remarkable gains.

We have now whole regions of our country that are legally abortion-free or heavily restricted.

Now, illegal chemical abortion pills are flooding into their borders because

Pam Bondi and the DOJ refused to enforce the federal Comstock Act, which would prevent this illegal shipping of chemical abortion pills into the pro-life states.

But we have made progress and we've seen this progress now playing out in the culture.