Lila Rose

It doesn't belong on the market.

It kills human beings.

That's what it's designed to do.

It doesn't belong on the market.

So I think it is a matter of time.

I think the administration, yes, has been slow to move on some issues, and I've been the first to say, please move faster, take a stand here.

I feel a daughter of those figures, like Nellie Gray, Helen Alvarez, others.

That's an interesting read.

I actually haven't... I don't know that I agree with the read that it's the fact that it's male-dominated that makes it look... I'm speculating.

Yeah, I think there's plenty of squishy... There have been squishy politicians who are women on life, you know, so on both sides, quite frankly, and certainly on the Democrat side, unfortunately, that they're very locked in on supportive abortion.

Which is tragic, by the way.

I mean, I would have a slightly different view for better and for worse.

So I do think there's an identity crisis happening on the right.

I agree with you on that.

There's this internal... Internal factions are forming about what are we going to be, what do we support.

And I'm sure there's been variations of that on the left too, so it kind of is a problem.

And that's where if you don't have ideological consistency, if you don't have truth...

you're going to end up fraying at the seams.

It's going to fall apart eventually.

There needs to be a foundation of truth.