Lila Rose

It's not a majority in terms of that public policy that they're promoting, abortion on demand without apology, no religious exemptions, taxpayer funded.

And so it's been so politicized is what I'm saying.

Yes, we're hooked on it right now culturally.

And that's one of the political fight.

I know we're talking about that.

It's so important.

But our biggest focus at Life Action, actually, my personal focus with other projects I'm working on is changing really the environment that we're in through really one person at a time.

Because it does take people having their own ha-ha moments about relationships and sex and purpose and identity.

Because I think there's a spiritual sickness and a moral decay that we've...

we're experiencing, and that is the biggest thing to fight.

Well, I would say the administration has already proven time and time again that they're willing to go out and do highly controversial things.

They also have a rather low approval rating at the moment and might lose... I mean, how much do they care when they have their issue that they are going for because they believe it's important to the base?

So there is a pro-life base.

That base matters.

So my argument purely politically would be, obviously, do the right thing, period, always is my encouragement.

But from a political standpoint, if they want to rally the base...

I would say you need to take bold, decisive action.

That's what the base wants to see.

They're seeing it on other issues, different parts of bases, you know, whether it's ICE and how they're handling the ICE situation.

I have my gripes with it, right?