Betty Ray Harmony (9:57)

I've never seen this many people. I mean, I don't think since pre.

Unnamed Government Official or Spokesperson (10:01)

Covid.

Betty Ray Harmony (10:01)

Since before. Before COVID Because I remember before COVID I mean, this whole lawn was completely packed. But this is the closest we've been since that.

Jack Posobiec (10:10)

I have. I'm gonna. I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna date myself on this. I. I went back and looked the other day, and I was like. I was like, how many years have I been going to the March for life? And I was like, well, the first one I did was it. And that means I've been coming to the March for life for 30 years.

Betty Ray Harmony (10:26)

Well, it's been going on for 50. It's been going on since, what, 1974, I believe.

Jack Posobiec (10:30)

Yeah. So I've been coming now for. I realized for 30 years. 30 years ago. It was 1996, was the first time I came and came down with my Archdiocese of Philadelphia. They brought us down on a bus, and it was. It's amazing to see that it's still going and it's still young.

Betty Ray Harmony (10:45)

It's young, but it's Charlie. I think. I think that I talked about that this morning on Sunrise. There's a different ideological shift that we're seeing with Gen Z with people my age.

Jack Posobiec (10:56)

The.

Betty Ray Harmony (10:56)

The amount of people he connected with and pro life, the unborn was one of his biggest things that he lived and breathed. And I think that's why a lot of these people are here. I see freedom signs.

Jack Posobiec (11:06)

Well, we. I was down with Christina Hawkins, and we had her on War Room this morning, and she made 2,000 of these. It's a pro life freedom shirt and we're students for life. And she's got the Charlie signs. But you see people showing up in like, CK hats. I see people showing up that just love, love Charlie, love the message. So tell me what that difference is then, the difference between sort of like the pro life movement from like pre Dobbs, you know, pre, you know, pre Trump era to now with the Charlie Gen Z energy. What's the difference? What's that shift?

Betty Ray Harmony (11:40)

Well, I think, you know, we just saw yesterday, President Trump, he just announced that federal funds will no longer fund research that is using fetal. Aborting fetal tissue. I think there's hope.

Jack Posobiec (11:51)

And by the way, by the way, that's. I actually got some clarity on that. That includes outside of the government and inside the government, so all the universities, University of Pittsburgh, which had the huge scandal a couple of years ago, all of that is done.

Betty Ray Harmony (12:04)

Oh, wow, that's amazing. But, yeah, I think it's hopeful because we're seeing action actually be done and policies actually put into place. We're seeing states that are actually enacting pro life laws in their states from the, from, you know, the governor level. And I just think people feel like this is, this is real and it's something they can really get behind.

Jack Posobiec (12:24)

And, and here's, here's something that I'm, that I'm. And this. Maybe I want to, I want to ask the question because I want to make sure I'm not just like, looking at it through my own biases here. But it almost feels like, in a way that becoming Christian is like an act of rebellion now. And so when you're younger, you want to rebel against the culture, right? So it's almost like to be a rebel actually is to be Christian, to be pro life. And so you're. See, it's, it's, it's not just political. And people have to understand that the marcher life is very, it's spiritual.

Betty Ray Harmony (12:58)

First look at, I mean, if you can look at behind us, look at all these people, these young people, high schoolers, young college people, and they feel like they can finally be a part of something. They can finally, you know, and I, I like that you said, you know, it's kind of like the trouble. You get into trouble for, you know, doing things like this. This is the rebellion. And I think that there's no better rebellion than a Christian one.

Jack Posobiec (13:22)

Charlie.

Betty Ray Harmony (13:22)

Jack. I just. Wow. I'm so sorry.

Jack Posobiec (13:25)

What can I say? What can I say? That's the best that's the best kind of trouble. I love getting into this kind of trouble. I'll get, I will get in as much trouble on this, this hill that's possible. Because at the end of the day, this isn't about answering to the leaders of this world. This isn't about answering to the culture, Hollywood Bad Bunny, the NFL, all that nonsense. No, it's about answering to the Lord.

Betty Ray Harmony (13:50)

And a lot of these people may not even be political. A lot of these kids, they might not even know policies and politics. They're here because they're Christian. They're here because they love God. They love Christ and they want to fight for that.

Jack Posobiec (14:02)

We got Knights of Columbus there, you see. Well, Knights of Columbus actually runs the event and so, so they run the whole thing. I should say we. I actually am a night of Columbus.

Betty Ray Harmony (14:11)

You're a night?

Jack Posobiec (14:11)

I am, yeah.

Betty Ray Harmony (14:12)

Oh my gosh, I had no idea.

Jack Posobiec (14:13)

Yeah, I am actually. Well, just my local parish and just do, you know, do what I can to help out.

Betty Ray Harmony (14:17)

What are you most looking forward to for this march this year?

Jack Posobiec (14:21)

Well, I think for this march, obviously we're going to, you know, vice president, of course, speaking. But what I, what I want to see though is, and I think I am seeing it, it's that return to God. It's that return to Christ. Putting Christ at the center. Because we, we can talk about policy all day long. And I, believe me, I can. Christina Hawkins, she knows chapter and verse of that. But there's actually something that you can do first that sets everything in place. Because if you put God at the center, if you put Christ at the center like Charlie wanted, then it all falls into place because you realize, wait a minute, like it says, we do have to protect pre born babies, we do have to protect marriage, we do have to protect all of these things that we want to make our society better. Why, why are we so screwed up? Why are we, you know, we have, you know, more access to information and access to things than ever, and yet we're miserable.

Unnamed Government Official or Spokesperson (15:10)

Why?

Jack Posobiec (15:10)

It's because people realize this is what they're missing. They're missing God, they're missing Christ. And if you put that meaning at the center of your life, everything else falls into place.

Betty Ray Harmony (15:19)

I think a lot of people, a lot of young people at least, are lost. You know, I talk to a lot of my friends every day and they're, they're like, I'm depressed, I'm unhappy, I'm this, I'm that. And I'm like, have you read your Bible? Have you, you know, have you read any scripture about these things you're going through and they're like, well, no. I said. I always say, like, everybody says it takes so much faith to not believe. You know, open the book, open the word.

Jack Posobiec (15:45)

Tyler Boyer from Turning Point has action, has this great line where, because I always say, go to church. Just go. To just go. Literally just go. Wake up prayer. I say it every day. And I mean, it's. I do it, but Rosary a day. But Tyler, he had this great line. He goes, he. Because I say, just go to church. And he goes, it's not hard. You just go, just go, just go. Just go.

Betty Ray Harmony (16:05)

And I promise, everybody watching, even if you don't know what they're saying and you don't understand it, you will feel something when you leave that parish, when you leave that beautiful godly atmosphere, you will feel a light that you may not even know what it is. And I hope that it encourages you to dig even deeper into that word.

Jack Posobiec (16:28)

I think if all I could add on this is this is the place where we can actually come and we can certainly affirm that Christ is king. Jack Rusobic. Benny Ray. Harmony here. March for life. All right, guys. And I believe we have Benny Ray now live on the scene. Is she there? All right, Benny, right. Can you hear me? Yeah, I can. Describe for us, Describe for us what's behind you guys. Throw that up full screen. Benny is down there. Nearly a hundred thousand students. Benny, take it away.

Betty Ray Harmony (17:07)

I mean, I don't know if the camera can see this, but there is miles and miles of people. The crowd does not smell. Stop. You can see these signs behind me. Life is. Life is our revolution. I mean, every single sign you can possibly think of, we have the right to life. We are meeting so many people, Jack, from all over the country. Colleges, Auburn University, Notre Dame University. So many incredible young people. We are the pro life medical voice. These signs say. I mean, the hope and the just belief that it takes to be out here is truly incredible. I don't even have any words, Jack. I mean, we talked earlier in the day when we were both at the rally, but just to see this. And as they march and close down the streets of the nation's capital, I have a feeling there's. There's a few people probably in D.C. not too happy about this, but I sure am.

Jack Posobiec (18:00)

And Betty Ray, tell me, talk to me about the demographics, the. The. The makeup, particularly when it comes to age of the march.

Betty Ray Harmony (18:11)

There is every single age, but almost, I would say 70 to 80. Percent is under 25. I have seen, obviously, some parents with some of these students. But, Jack, I spoke to a couple college individuals and they were bussed here from their universities. We spoke to a girl from Jacksonville, Florida, and they're up here for the whole weekend doing this and dedicating their college time, their, you know, the time they could be partying. They're dedicating it to fighting for human life, Jack. It's truly, it's just, it's incredible. It makes me want to cry, to be quite honest with you. It's a, it's just beautiful to see.

Jack Posobiec (18:48)

Now, what can I say? I'm right there with you, and you talk to people. We're going to play some of your interviews in a little bit, but I know we're right at the, at the center of the march, the heart of the march right now. So I wanted to, I wanted to actually be able to show that. You asked people about our friend Charlie Kirk, and we've seen the videos and pictures of people wearing freedom shirts and people holding up Charlie signs and freedom signs. What is it about that spirit of Charlie Kirk that the marchers today say inspired them?

Betty Ray Harmony (19:25)

Well, I talked to this one young girl, she's 21, and she, that's the one girl that's from Jackson, Florida, that I briefly mentioned. And I asked her, I said, did you know who Charlie Kirk was? I said, did you follow his mission at all? And she said, yeah, she said she did. And I said, what do you think Charlie would say if he was here right now? And she said that she thinks that he would just be thrilled to see so many young individuals gathering for such an important cause and, and just faith in general. But there were a few people that said that they hadn't actually heard of Charlie until after his death, but they have been going back and watching videos and trying to learn from his wisdom that he gave us every single day. So people here know Charlie's name, Jack. It's no doubt. I mean, almost every sign, I, I, there's a couple right behind me that say freedom. The shirt that you were wearing, the freedom for the unborn. Charlie's spirit is, is completely surrounding here today.

Jack Posobiec (20:21)

Well, and, and it's, it really goes to show you how Charlie's life, the way that he lived his life was something. And you're right for, for some people who didn't know about Charlie prior to the murder, for people who, you know, who did know him, you know, they look, took a look at Charlie and they said, look at how this man Lived his life. Look at how much he believed in Christ. Look at how he put Christ and family at the center of everything. And I think so many people look at that and they say, I can do that. I want to be like that. That's an inspiration. Is that. Wait, I'm sorry. Is that. Is that some music behind you? What is that?

Betty Ray Harmony (20:59)

I hear that we got drums. Looks like we got a whole, like, marching band right here. Look at that. But Jack, you know the one. One of the girls that I talked to, she had said. She said it was Charlie who is the one that encouraged her after his death to fight for what she believed in. And that is the pro life movement. She said that she has dedicated all her time in dumping her son soul into these groups at her university in Florida. And it was Charlie that woke her up. It was. It was the tragic murder that occurred that woke her up.

Jack Posobiec (21:33)

Benny. Ray. So as people are coming by, the marchers, I saw signs, people all over the country. I saw people who were. Who were before. Who's that?

Betty Ray Harmony (21:47)

No, go ahead. You can continue.

Jack Posobiec (21:49)

Oh, yeah, no. So where. You know, I saw people from South Korea. I've seen people from Poland. Tell me, where are people from that. You're seeing that as they come by. And what have you seen out there in terms of the different location Ality. Where people are arriving from?

Betty Ray Harmony (22:05)

Yeah, well, how about we ask them? Well, can we do that? Can we. Can we pick up the.

Jack Posobiec (22:08)

If anybody wants to. Come on, go for it.

Betty Ray Harmony (22:10)

Yeah, please check it out. Yeah, let's go.

Jack Posobiec (22:15)

All right, folks, excuse me.

Betty Ray Harmony (22:16)

Can I ask you guys a few questions?

Christina Hawkins (22:18)

Yeah.

Jack Posobiec (22:21)

Okay, let's do it.

Betty Ray Harmony (22:22)

How old are you and where are you from? I'm 17 and I'm from Michigan. You're from Michigan. What about you? I'm 16 and I'm from Michigan. I'm 15 and I'm from Michigan. And why are you guys here today? To support our beliefs as Catholics.

Christina Hawkins (22:38)

For the march for Life.

Betty Ray Harmony (22:39)

Yeah, for the march for life. And did you guys know who Charlie Kirk was?

Christina Hawkins (22:43)

Yeah.

Betty Ray Harmony (22:44)

What does Charlie Kirk mean to you and why you're here? I think that he was, like, a very good speaker in our generation and preaching his beliefs. He wasn't scared to say what needed to be said. He was a good role model, and he influenced a lot of Americans, young ones. And what would you say the biggest lesson that you learned from Charlie was, if anything, to say what needs to be said and don't be scared. Yeah, to, like, stand up for what's right and. Yeah. To say my beliefs and to not be scared of what others are going to think. Well, I hope you guys have. I'm going to let you continue with the march. It was so great to meet you girls. Stay safe, stay warm. We're going to try to grab a couple more people for you, Jack, and see some of these other places that people are from. I mean, just all over. It's actually crazy. I think all 50 states are represented here. I think I heard the March for Life actually say that earlier, that there is a representative from each state. Yeah, I mean, I mean, Jack, this. I am just, I am so shocked by this. I mean, somebody told me yesterday they weren't sure if the turnout was going to be good because of this potential winter storm. Well, nobody is standing between these patriot, these patriots and their fate.

Jack Posobiec (24:05)

Well, and Betty. Right. Talk to us about that. What's the weather like there? It was freezing cold this morning. Obviously we know DC is about to be hit by this huge winter storm starting tomorrow. Talk to me about how people, you know, they're braving all of it. They're braving all of this cold. We're creating the hardened activists of the next 20, 30 years of this movement.

Betty Ray Harmony (24:29)

All of it. Yeah. This winter storm is supposed to roll in tomorrow night and into Sunday morning where we do expect, I mean, up to two feet of snow. And I was speaking to a couple of people that flew in from Montana earlier this morning and she said, she goes, listen, she goes. We pushed our flight back to Tuesday. If the storms come in, we're going to be right here in D.C. when it happens. And so it's not stopping anyone. People love this country. They love their faith and, and they love the movement as a whole. That, that snow isn't going to stop them. So I think it might actually be a good time in D.C. these next few days. Maybe we'll do some big sledding competitions or something. Who knows? But we're kicking it off, kicking the weekend off with the March for Life.

Jack Posobiec (25:11)

We'll do some.

Betty Ray Harmony (25:12)

Excuse me, Can I ask you a few questions? Just the March for Life and where you're from.

Christina Hawkins (25:17)

I don't want to cry.

Betty Ray Harmony (25:19)

Oh, okay.

Jack Posobiec (25:19)

Well, here's here, guys. Here, Betty, Ray, here's what we'll do. We're gonna go, we've got a pre recorded interview with Christina Hawkins. You line up some folks. We'll go back to that and we'll go play that now. So you line up some people and then when you're. And then we're ready, we'll throw Back to. Thanks so much, Betty Ray Harmony down there at the incredible massive march for Life. Want to cut now to our interview with Christine Hawkins, president of the Students for Life with us. How are you today?

Christina Hawkins (25:43)

Thanks, Jack. Thanks for coming out with us.

Jack Posobiec (25:46)

Well, you just gave out. And let me get this straight, you brought how many. You made these? And he gave me one that you're so gracious. Freedom for preborn babies. I love this. Obviously, based on Charlie's shirt. How many of these shirts did you just give away?

Christina Hawkins (26:00)

We just gave out 2000. My staff was about ready to hurt me. We had 8,000 signs plus 2,000 shirts and they went out in the first hour. And it's so important because Charlie was here last year marching with us. He was our keynote, our national Pro Life summer, our Defender of Life Awards recipient. I know you're speaking at tomorrow. And we wanted to find a way to honor Charlie today and tell Gen Z, do what Charlie did, keep standing up, keep speaking out.

Jack Posobiec (26:27)

Well, and not only that, but you got. I wanted to reveal this, the other sign you have. Look at this. Got. She's got the Charlie Kirk signs. Get married and have kids. You won't regret it. Charlie Kirk. And you see, Steve, you just look behind us here, people all over, they've got Charlie shirts, they've got these signs. They're carrying it is Charlie Kirk in many ways sort of becoming this, this avatar of the movement.

Christina Hawkins (26:51)

He's a martyr, right? Charlie is a martyr for our faith, for our beliefs, our worldview. And this generation, particularly Gen Z, looks so much up to Charlie, especially our young men, because they saw him being fearless on campuses, always going in respectfully, joyfully debating, but never giving an inch. And when we talk about what the pro life movement must do in this post Roe era, with all the challenges we face with chemical abortion pills now, do it yourself abortions at home, we know we can't give up and we have to continue to build and recruit this movement.

Jack Posobiec (27:27)

So Roe v. Wade is gone today. This was the day for it. It's been gone now. What is the next move? What's the next step and how. And, and I'll add, how can you work with the Trump administration? J.D. vance about to speak in just a couple hours, really just an hour. What is the way forward?

Christina Hawkins (27:44)

There's a couple ways for it. One, Planned Parenthood must be stripped of all federal funding. President President Trump signed in the BBB this summer, which paused 80% of their federal funding for one year. And now we have Budget Reconciliation 2.0 coming up. This needs to be made permanent. Yesterday, the Small Business Administration announced that they have started debarment investigations which would ban their funding for three years for illegally taking Covid paycheck protection money. We have to stop funding our political enemies, the Planned Parenthood. Number one. Two, we have to stop chemical abortion pills. They are the leading cause of abortion right now in America. The 1890 Comstock act is violated every single day because it is illegal to mail chemical abortion pills. Yet it doesn't matter if you live a pro life state or a pro abortion state. Chemical abortion pills are being shipped interstate. Pam Bondi and the DOJ have to put a stop to this. We need the FDA to reinstate common sense safety regs, which by the way, more than nine in 10 Gen Z and Gen Y voters actually agree with. And three, we need to show her and families that we care more. In our polling that came out this week, 34% of youth voters would be more likely to vote for a politician who restricts abortion if they knew there was help and support. So last night, our Pregnant Students Rights act was passed to the House of Representative. Only one Democrat voted with us. It's going to the Senate on Monday. It's a simple bill. It just says if you're a federally funded college, you have to tell women who are pregnant that they don't have to choose abortion and that they have Title 9 protected rights and support. We have to show her that there's another way.

Jack Posobiec (29:33)

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Evita Duffy (29:40)

Go.

Jack Posobiec (29:40)

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Evita Duffy (33:12)

Good, thanks for having me Jack.

Jack Posobiec (33:14)

Evita, white pills Only today nearly 100,000 people out there at the March for Life. Plus by the way, we're arresting communists who invaded churches this the optics this week, I have to say, complete disaster for the left, complete victory for the Christians, for the patriots this week. What say you a Vita Duffy. Just, just contrast all of that together for us.

Evita Duffy (33:42)

I couldn't agree more, Jack. And what's amazing is people thought, you know, the Roe v. Wade issue, maybe it's a dead issue. Right, because it's politically nuclear. No, it's actually an amazing issue. People are showing up for it. It's beautiful. I see this march as a civilizational march, Jack. Like we talk a lot about individual human lives that are being killed off by the abortion industry. That's true, that needs to be talked about. But there's also the sheer number of Americans who are, who have been murdered by this practice. A third of my generation, Generation Z has been killed off by abortion. A third. That's your best friend, your favorite work colleague, your future wife, your future husband. They don't exist because of the abortion industry. And these are Americans, I think, saying we're going to take back our country, our civilization as we march for human life, for who we are as a people. I mean there's something so beautiful and powerful about it. And it's not a nuclear really bad negative thing to talk about. In fact it's energizing. People love it. People want to save America.

Jack Posobiec (34:47)

Well, they do. And you know, I was talking to so many people there, Gen Z and even younger and we had our, our correspondent Betty Rae Harmony is down there. She's interviewing high school students. They're talking about Charlie Kirk, they're talking about Turning Point. But even they are saying that America needs to become our civilization, needs to become Christian again. And there's such an undercurrent, I believe of the March for Life. And I've said this for years, obviously I know this growing up in it, that it's not just a political issue. I mean you don't see this type of activism for, you know, other single issues. This is about actually Returning our society to a Christ ordered society rather than a disordered society and a Christ ordered society rather. What does it do? It protects marriage, it protects babies, it protects families, it protects the right to life. That is a Christ ordered society. Because the way I look at it is if the Bible is real, then, which I believe it is, then that means that God created the universe, which means that God's order is the proper natural order. And for so many years in this country, we've turned things over to the communists and what do they exist to do to defile and overturn that natural order? Anyway, getting philosophical. But, but, but Evita, is that, is there something to what I'm saying? There's this massive Christian undercurrent to the pro life movement. Not undercurrent, overcurrent.

Evita Duffy (36:13)

Yeah, there is. And Jack, I think it's like all of these things that we talk about, you talk about on your show all the time, they're all connected, right? Charlie Kirk talked about getting married, having kids, having more kids than you can afford. Like, that's a beautiful message and it's deeply entwined with the pro life movement, which again, like I said, it's very civilizational. We don't wanna kill off the future of our country. We don't wanna have a place where you can have chemical abortion pills shipped over state lines, where, by the way, most times it can be, depending on the state, illegal, by pimps, by underage girls. I mean, this is disordered, it's wrong, it's harmful to, to women, to the most innocent among us. Everyone knows that a Christian society can't operate like this. And in fact, it's suicide. And it is suicide because we're literally killing off the future of our country. And what I think is also interesting, Jack, is that the science is of course, on our side. And Kristen Hopkins was talking to you in that interview about how many of the abortions now are done via the abortion pill, not necessarily in an office, in a clinic. And this is really, I think, impactful because women are actually seeing the effects of the abortion. There's a way that they can kind of hide it from women when they go into a clinic. They can conceal the true horror of abortion. They can't with the pill. And there are actually a ton of women who are on TikTok and Instagram making videos about what their abortion experience. Experience is really like, it's horrific. And I think the more we share those stories and are honest with women about what's happening, the better it is for the pro Life movement. Information is power. And it's interesting that the abortion industry doesn't want women to have information.

Jack Posobiec (37:57)

No, it's very low information. They're not putting it in there. They're simply just not presenting it. And when you think about it though, if you can get people to accept that killing children isn't actually killing children. J.D. vance, by the way, earlier in his speech talked about how this is paganism, it is child sacrifice. Whether you talk about the skeletons in the brothels or the Mayans, the child sacrifice to baal, I mean, he went off, he just absolutely went off on all of this. And it's exactly right. There's something about the killing of children that is inherently demonic. And to hear the Vice President of the United States say that is truly remarkable. It really is.

Evita Duffy (38:42)

Well, Jack, I mean, you hit the nail on the head. J.D. vance hit the nail on the head because it is child sacrifice. And you know, the Mayans famously would rip the fingernails off of children and have their tears wet the floors of the temple before they sacrifice them because they thought that would bring them a good harvest. But you also had the Romans, pre Christianity, who would leave out children that they deemed to be defective or a strain on society, leave them out on the side of the road. And a big conflict that the early Christians had with the Romans was they would start to save these babies. It was completely antithetical to Christianity to leave out the innocent, to destroy them, to kill them. So this is actually something that we've been fighting for centuries as Christians is the protection, protection, the value, the dignity of all innocent human life. And when you see the abortion industry rear its head, you're actually seeing a centuries long tradition of paganism that again, Jack, we have been fighting from the very beginning.

Jack Posobiec (39:42)

No, no, we absolutely have. Guys, what are we doing? Are we taking this break? What are we doing? All right, we are. Okay, so, Evita Duffy, I'm so sorry, we are taking this break. Give everyone your coordinates while we're here.

Evita Duffy (39:56)

Avita Duffy, Underscore one is my, my Instagram and my account. Follow my husband as well, Mike Alfonso for Wisconsin. He's running for Congress in the 7th district. He's going to do amazing things if he's elected.

Jack Posobiec (40:07)

Oh, I think he absolutely will. And we're to absolutely support him. Got to get him on, by the way. Let him know, let him know, let him know to come on. God bless to all of you. And by the way, by the way, congratulations because here you are currently expecting, while we are talking about the importance of preborn babies, 21 weeks.

Evita Duffy (40:25)

So excited.

Jack Posobiec (40:26)

We're excited for you. We're praying for you. Tanya and I couldn't be happier for you and Michael. God bless Evita and to the entire Duffy. Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book. Everybody's talking about it. Go get it. And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event. And we're going to turn it, turn it around and make our country. Amen. Folks, look at these incredible shots. Jack Posobic. We're here. Live human events daily. Just incredible scenes. You're looking at the steps of the Supreme Court. You can't even see the steps of the Supreme Court because of the thousands upon thousands of people that have arrived to our nation's capitol. Fighting for Christ, fighting for life. Fighting for the pre born innocent. This is what activism is. This is the Charlie Kirk legacy. Going out there and standing strong for your beliefs. Come on down, Antifa. I dare you. I dare you to come on down. We've got Benny Ray, Harmony, she's out there in the crowd. We're going to cut over to her. Benny Ray, tell us who you're with and where they're from.

Betty Ray Harmony (41:40)

Yeah, Jack, we're right here on 4th and independence and I got this group of young gentlemen right here. Okay, so first off, tell us where are you guys from?

Jack Posobiec (41:51)

I'm from Steubenville, Ohio. Franciscan University.

Betty Ray Harmony (41:56)

Are you guys all from the same university? And why are you here? For the march for life. And what does it mean to you?

Jack Posobiec (42:02)

Means everything. We're here to have a good time and celebrate our belief as, as Pro Life Generation United States. We just like here support the cattle community and all the, all the pro life.

Betty Ray Harmony (42:16)

And one, one other question. Okay, I have to ask this. Do you guys know who Charlie Kirk was?

Jack Posobiec (42:21)

Oh, yeah, yeah. Yes. But I'm not here to talk about that. I want to speak from the heart. I want you guys to look at every person here and I just want to tell you that they all have names. I know, I know all of them personally. Jp. He's very smart. This is freaking Michael and he's super funny. This is Danny. He's a really good guy. And I just wanted to say they all have lives. They're all going to grow up to be great people. They're all going to have kids. And if it was for abortion, none of us would be here. So you're looking at the future right here. And don't abort your babies. Don't abort your babies.

Betty Ray Harmony (42:54)

Well, I think. I mean, I don't know how we can beat that. Jack. Do any of you guys have any more words you would like to say? Anyone?

Jack Posobiec (43:01)

You are beautiful. Thank you.

Betty Ray Harmony (43:04)

Thank you very much. I really appreciate that.

Jack Posobiec (43:07)

Benny Ray, She's.

Betty Ray Harmony (43:09)

She.

Jack Posobiec (43:09)

What can I say? She's making friends. Hey, amdg, Wait, Benny. Benny. Benny. Say Benny. Tell them I said amdg Tell them I said amdg.

Betty Ray Harmony (43:24)

Amdg. Amdg.

Jack Posobiec (43:33)

Incredible scenes coming back to you, Jack. Incredible scenes. Incredible. Look. Great work, Benny Ray. Great work, everyone. AMDG for the ad majorem DEI glorium. For the greater glory of God. All for the greater glory of God. Amdg. And so, folks, and guys, if you get that Supreme Court shot up again, I just want to. Want to show people the importance of this. How many folks are out there? You see the energy? You see? And by the way, amdg, when I was growing up, that's what we wrote on every single piece of paper that we were doing for schoolwork in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. You write AMDG right at the top. And what does that mean? Abendorum DEI Glorium. It means whatever you do, whatever work you're doing, even if it's a piece of paper, even if it's just some math problems, even if it's just whatever, you know, social studies, right? History or whatever we were doing in class, you're doing it for the glory of God. You're dedicating it to God. We would always write amdg. Sometimes you do also see students write jmj, Jesus, Mary, Joseph. So sometimes you see JMJ at the top. But amdg, for me, it's always. It was always amd and I loved hearing the guy say that. Look, and let me tell you the importance of stuff like that. The importance of having Christian culture, the importance of Christian civilization. And amdg, yes, it's a Catholic saying, and that's why we have those. But why do we have those sayings? Why do we have those things? Because that's something that I'm going to pass on to my kids. That's something that my kids are going to pass on to their kids. And in fact, what did I do this morning, even before all this, even before everything here? Pulled myself up after, after the live, after the flight yesterday with the demons of Davos, got up because my son was doing the gospel reading this morning at his school's prayer service and went up there and he's done some. Some before, but this was the longest one this was the first time he did the Bible and look for the pesopic family. Wherever you find one of us, you will hear the gospel proclaimed. This is what we do. This is our culture. This has always been our culture. You will not take that from us. You will never take that from us. So we will teach that to our children, and our children would teach that to their children. And we will continue to do so, no matter what is thrown at us, no matter what the world tries to say, no matter what the world tries to tell us is good and right and true. No. No. We reject your lies. We reject your demonic insults. We reject all of it. We stand with Christ the King. And so I'll just say, being there with. And you know, Tanya Tay came out, we brought little AJ to watch. And as incredible as the march for life is, I had to think just for a second, for a moment maybe, that perhaps watching my son stand there in front of his entire school and proclaim the gospel might just be the most important thing I see today might just be the most important thing I do. Teaching him what AMDG means so that when he joins with other Christians in our shared Christian culture, in our shared Christian civilization, that they will know what that means and they be able to pass that on forward. That they'll all be able to pass it on forward because they are the ones who understand this. And that is why when you have things like this rosary, which, you know, people want to criticize me for having the rosary, please, please, please try to take that from my hands. Please, please criticize me for this. I want that. I want that all day long. You will never take this from me. You will never take this from my family. We have been doing. We have been praying the rosary for hundreds of years. We will never stop. Never ever. That's what it means to have a civilization. It means having those traditions. It means passing those traditions on to the next level, the next generation. And you look at these incredible images that we're seeing right now. Actually, guys, if you can put that. Just put that full screen. Do we have audio from the crowd or not? Guys, do we have audio for this? Because it's just so amazing to see. You're seeing the Christians, you're seeing the nuns. There's a lot of priests. I saw Bishop Strickland, of course, earlier. He actually blessed this rosary that I've got on me and another rosary that we had. This is what it's all about. It's about establishing a Christian civilization. It's about establishing our Christian morality as the morality of the United States of America. The United States has always been a Christian nation. It's only been since the radicalism of the 1960s, where they took that Christian morality which was at our core since the time of the founding and even before the founding. And the radicals took that Christian core away when they rejected God from the schools, where they rejected God from the public square. And we are saying, no, we will not reject it. And we will show full screen, we will show full screen that God is on the march, that Christ is on the march. That sign says child sacrifice dies with us. And you see the freedom signs. And I was there at the march for life with my friend Charlie last year. He was marching. Erica was marching. Charlie's here, of course, in spirit. We saw what they did to Charlie. And we say no. We say, we are not going to be scared. We're not going to be cowed. We will go out there and we will show up in force, and we will show up in numbers larger than you can imagine. We will show up with legions. We will show up with an army of Christians praying the rosary, praying to Christ, and loudly and proudly proclaiming that Christ is king. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.