Lila Rose

People listening probably have had those recommendations in their lives.

The medical system right now is not designed to care for both as patients.

It's designed to treat abortion as somehow a necessity or a go-to.

And I think we need to care for them both.

So in no case should abortion be permissible under law.

That's a very good question.

I think in some ways we were prepared and in other ways we were not.

So you could say, well, then you weren't prepared.

A lack of preparedness in any area is a lack of preparedness.

And what does that mean concretely?

I would say it's one thing to...

break an institution, institutionalization of abortion over five decades, which is what happened after Roe.

Government got caught up in funding the biggest abortion chain, which is Planned Parenthood, with ultimately hundreds of millions of dollars.

Then you have the academia largely becomes very pro-abortion.

You have media becoming very pro-abortion.

You know, the New York Times editorial board supports abortion, and most editorial boards do.

You have entertainment media supporting abortion.

So you have this really, I would say, a monolith throughout these different industries, parts of society that just support abortion.

It's kind of the given.

And if you're pro-woman, if you're feminist, then you have to support abortion.