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Ryan Reynolds
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Host/Commentator
me a whole lot of crazy things, but did you guys know AI models are actually coaching women into killing their babies? All this while celebrities are celebrating it on TikTok and people are making congrats on your abortion cakes with blood splattered all over them. Long gone are the days of safe, legal and rare. We have got to do something about this in culture, foreign. I'd be remiss if I didn't kick off our episode today by showing you this mass weapon of destruction that is currently present on my lap. Come and take it. UK government. Come and take it.
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Michelle Williams
Come and take it.
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Host/Commentator
If you know, you know. If you watched yesterday's episode, you know we are never banning corgis on the face of this planet. We will destroy it. Anyone who stands in our way and I will have my vengeance. But on a totally different note, I'm not sure if you guys know who Zara Larson is. I have truly never heard of this person a day in my life until now. Apparently she's a musician. Now don't take that at face value for like me being cool. Chances are I just genuinely have had no new time at all in my life to expose myself to other genres of music. I am a country music girly through and through. And right now, more than anything, I'M a Noah Khan girly through and through the police type. I am one of the bugs who is ready for the last of the bugs season again. If you know, you know. But Zara Larson is apparently this musician. People seem to really like her and is making headlines this week after she said something wildly controversial in the wake of one of her recent concerts. Someone posted a TikTok video of her singing one of her songs on TikTok, to which she commented, I killed the performance and then you killed it after the performance killed it, meaning killed her baby. Turns out overlaid on this video of Zara Larson singing at her concert. This fan had posted this video saying I didn't know I was pregnant here, but at least my baby got to hear Midnight sun before I aborted it. The comment of course from the musician drawing mass backlash across the Internet because she made such a ridiculous light hearted joke about something so deeply serious. Killing your own child. Naturally there were thousands of comments in in response to this. Zara's original comment on this fan's TikTok video has 65,000 plus likes and there were people coming out of the woodwork to say, look, I consider myself to be pro choice and this is still in really bad taste. This is a really disgusting joke and is not even remotely funny. Other people saying I'm pro life and this really, really isn't funny because how could you possibly make a light hearted joke about murdering an innocent child on a TikTok video? But I think what most people are failing to recognize is we are long past the era of culture around abortion being safe, legal and rare. There is no longer an America that we live in where people say abortion remains a deep tragedy and something to be avoided, that it should not be normalized. Instead, everything in our culture, whether it's pop culture musicians or women's magazines or our college professors, is telling young women that they should overwhelmingly support and celebrate abortion with campaigns like Shout your Abortion and Planned Parenthood responsible for writing all of the sex ed curriculum virtually for the public school system in our country, abortion is not something to be ashamed of anymore. It is being touted as the hallmark symbol of women's empowerment and basic human rights. Ironically, as we take the rights away of other human beings in our society, the most vulnerable who need our support and our protection the most. In response to all of this backlash, Lara Larson decides to make a video about this and doubles triples quadruples down on her stance, saying that this is actually just funny. Everybody stop coming at me. This is great dark humor and you just don't get it if you don't understand why it's so deeply important that a woman has the right to murder her own child. Listen to this.
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Zara Larson
Yeah, I've seen this, like, comment that I made on a page that was saying she got an abortion after the show. I was like, yes, I killed the performance. And then you killed it after the performance. Like, sorry, that's funny. Like, I don't know what to say. That's funny. Sorry if you don't have humor. But also, I'm not really here to argue with the people who are very against abortions for whatever reason, because we're so fundamentally different in the way we view the world, at least on this topic. So I'm not here trying to, like, convince you guys that abortion is health care or whatever. I actually want to have a little one on one with the people who. I saw a lot of comments that were like, this is not something to joke about. I am so pro choice. I am as pro choice as the next person. But abortion is like a very serious topic and I just want to know why that is. Why do you feel like abortion is only okay when it's a very hard decision? When it's something that women have to struggle with going through, when it's like, emotionally or physically painful? Why is it only okay? Why does that make it, like, morally superior than someone just wanting an abortion for whatever reason? Like, why is it only morally okay when women have to suffer? Now, riddle me that.
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Host/Commentator
Well, first of all, it's not morally okay anyway because you are violently taking the life of another human being in its most vulnerable, least protected position possible, in the womb. So it's not morally okay whether mom is emotionally struggling with this decision or not. But do you hear how just casually and callously, this young woman, who presumably millions of people look up to, millions of young women look up to, talks about killing another human being? Why is that such a big deal? Are you serious? Sadly, though, it's the line of thought that most young women are dealing with across American culture today. And I think for those of you who might not be deeply plugged into the pro life movement as much as I am, I go to the March for Life every single year. We talk about abortion all the time. I'm very, very in tune with how deep the propaganda runs here. For those that don't often pay attention to this issue, I think it can be really shocking to many people to see just how callously young women in our culture treat the topic of abortion and more horrifyingly their own children even. I never want to hear again from anyone on the Internet that no one celebrates abortion. No one is championing abortion, no one is cheering for abortion. When I see posts like these every five minutes on every social media platform on the Internet. Baby what the baby what the baby
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Zara Larson
the baby baby give you the ready
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Host/Commentator
to say Ready to beat the baby up. You sound like a yo f my baby as you chug alcohol and sprint into an abortion facility. Saw this one the other day of a young woman saying saying that she had 12 abortions by the time she was 25 years old. Putting myself in time out for having 12 abortions by age 25. Think nobody uses abortion for birth control? Think again. There are women out here on TikTok making abortion cakes to celebrate instead of birthday cakes for their babies. This was posted by a young woman celebrating abortion with this cake with splattered blood all over it saying congrats on your abortion comment or caption Baby's First Abortion Party Pro Choice Abortion Other women are celebrating their abortion anniversaries instead of their baby's first birthday. Like this young woman.
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Pro-Choice Woman
Today is my abortion anniversary. Two years ago I had an abortion and I think that that is a decision and a day worth celebrating. I had absolutely no second thoughts, no bad feelings whatsoever. Nothing. And here, two years later, I feel the same way. I have no regrets, no sense of sadness, no negative thoughts surrounding the decision whatsoever. I honestly rarely even think about it.
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Host/Commentator
I rarely even think about the gut wrenching decision I had to make to end the life of my own child. Even worse, there are many, many, many women in positions of influence and power who actually credit the death of their baby for their own personal success. A few weeks ago, as it was Golden Globes and awards season, an old clip of actress Michelle Williams even resurfaced from the 2020 Golden Globes Awards in which she credited all of the success of her career and all of her personal trajectory as a mom to abortion and to employing her right right to end the life of her baby. To get there.
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Michelle Williams
When you put this in someone's hands, you're acknowledging the choices that they make as an actor. Moment by moment, scene by scene, day by day. But you're also acknowledging the choices they make as a person, the education they pursued, the training they sought, the hours they put in. I'm grateful for the acknowledgement of the choices I've made and I'm also grateful to have lived at a moment in our success society where choice exists because as women and as girls Things can happen to our bodies that are not our choice. I've tried my very best to live a life of my own making. Not just a series of events that happened to me, but one that I could stand back and look at and recognize my handwriting all over. Sometimes messy and scrawling, sometimes careful and precise, but one that I had carved with my own hand. And I wouldn't have been able to do this without employing a woman's right to choose. To choose when to have my children and with whom. When I felt supported and able to balance our lives, knowing, as all mothers know, that the scales must and will tip towards our children. Now, I know my choices might look different than yours, but thank God or whomever you pray to that we live in a country founded on the principle that I am free to live by my faith and you are free to live by yours.
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Host/Commentator
So I'm confused. Is your faith practicing abortion as some sort of religious ritual? You're thanking God for the freedom to end the life of another human being created in God's divine image. Sadly, this celebration of abortion unabashedly is even extending to women feeling so emboldened on social media that they feel entitled to tell other women that they should abort their children too. This one went viral a couple weeks ago of a leftist woman on TikTok demanding basically that second lady of the United States, Usha Vance, get an abortion after she announced her pregnancy with their fourth baby. All because the dad happens to be Our Vice President. J.D. vance.
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Guest/Commentator
Usha Vance. That is gross. That is gross. You let this thing leave a load inside of you on purpose. See, all that's why it is so important that we teach our daughters to have self love and self respect. There is no amount of proximity to power or money. The quickness with which I would be in my closet looking for a hanger, the amount of penny royalty I would be drinking the size of the staircase. Okay, does Erica know? Did y' all like text her personally? Or does she find out on the interwebs like the rest of us?
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Host/Commentator
Grab. Oh God help us. God help us. I'll tell you what. More than anything, these people need prayers. Truly, above all else. And right now, in case you forgot, we are in the middle of Lent, heading toward Holy Week, the most powerful week of the entire year and truly my favorite few days on the calendar every single year. This is our moment to walk with Jesus through his suffering, through death and resurrection. Don't let it pass you by. Hallow is an app that has completely transformed my prayer Life and incorporating prayer into my daily routine, even if it's just a few minutes at a time. And for the last several weeks we have been neat knee deep in the thick of Hallow's annual lent challenge called Pray 40. This year it has been so unbelievably powerful and I know many of you guys are listening to it alongside me as well. But whether you've been listening to pray 40 or not, hallow has a new challenge for you in these last few days of Lent. Finish Lent strong. More prayer, more fasting, more generosity. You can start with incorporating prayer into your daily life. If you guys haven't already, head to the App Store and download Hallow to commit to to something, anything daily. There are literally thousands of guided prayers, passion meditations and worship tracks to help you actually slow down in this busy, busy, busy season and hear God's voice in the midst of a very noisy world. Next part of the challenge is to fast from what's distracting you. Maybe it's food, maybe it's social media, maybe it's constant doom scrolling. I know that's the truth for myself. Negativity, gossip, your phone, whatever it is, remove it because it is blocking a deeper relationship with God. And then the last part of the challenge, give not just your money. Give patience, give grace, give love and kindness to those around you in these next few weeks, especially when it is inconvenient. That is what real Christian charity looks like. Whatever you're carrying, be it broken relationships, family, stress, anxiety, fear, bring it all to the cross because you don't have to carry it alone. Jesus died for you personally and he would do it all over again. Lent is our chance to to respond. Download Hallow today and commit to a daily prayer and get three months free@halloween.com Isabelle let's finish up this Lent with purpose. The hardest part about all of this for me is that it's even difficult to blame most of these women for feeling so unabashedly emboldened about abortion. And this shout your abortion, celebrate your abortion perspective. It's evil, it's wrong, obviously, but it very so clearly to me is a result of the mass propaganda that we see in our society targeting women over and over and over, over and over again. I am a huge proponent of not just saying this is really bad, this horrible thing is going on, but like what do we actually do about it? And I think in order to get to that second part about this, we have to understand how we got here in the first place. Few days ago, New York Magazine broke the Internet a bit by running an op ed literally entitled I regret having children. And they said this on X. Sooner or later everyone has to decide whether to give up lazy weekends, disposable income, and overall peace of mind to have a baby instead. For many of those on the fence, one anxiety looms. What if I make the wrong choice? Parent regret is more common than you think. Oh, can you imagine being this person's children reading this op ed saying I regret having you? Problematic to begin with, but the media has been doing this exact thing for so long, more in the last decade than ever before in human history, essentially programming you to believe that lazy weekends, disposable income and overall peace of mind are more important and are more valuable and purpose giving and life affirming than creating, getting a baby out of love and getting to pass that down to the next generation. For the record, by the way, lazy weekends? Infinitely better when your baby is snuggled up on your chest. Disposable income ultimately means nothing. Your bank account means nothing, and your money will never love you back. And the peace of mind that you feel watching your daughter laugh for the first time far exceeds any sort of peace of mind that ever existed before I became a parent. And what's equally troubling to me with the rise of this propaganda in the mainstream media is the rise of AI coaching our generation of women into to believing that the only thing that matters is our malignant narcissism that comes at the expense of our kids. Right? They have to be pushed aside or even outright killed in the most violent, brutal, barbaric ways possible through abortion in order for us to have a meaningful life. Stanford University just ran this really interesting study about AI platforms and how they are feeding further and further and further into our narcissism. But part and parcel with that is the fact that ChatGPT and other AI chatbots are changing the abortion landscape. At least according to Mashable. They published this last December. So just a few months ago about how AI has changed so many aspects of modern life, but also including abortion access letting us know that AI information sources have become essential refers to abortion organizations. Last June in 2025, Plan C pills, an organization that gives you abortion pills, saw a 300% increase in referral traffic to its website that was originally generated by ChatGPT. Wow. Another organization said they've seen a 50% increase in ChatGPT traffic every single month over the last year. And basically the way that this works is users are going into ChatGPT, they're typing in how can I get an abortion in Texas? Or wherever you live. And then Chat is responding saying, here's up to date practical information on how someone can get an abortion even if they are in Texas, including legal context, options and resources. This is not legal advice, but it's accurate based on current laws and support services. Put this together with this Stanford University study and it is alarming to see just how much evil is being normalized in our society by any means necessary. Stanford University researchers have recently tested 11 of the most popular AI models that include ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. They asked 11,500 real conversations, analyzed almost 12,000 real conversations, and the finding was universal through every single one of them. Every single AI chat model agreed with users 50% more than a human would. They're affirming you 50% more than another person would. And what does this mean? It means when you ask ChatGPT about an argument that you just had with your husband, if you're dealing with a conflict at work or maybe there's a decision that you're unsure about, like the decision to end the life of your child. The AI is almost always Chat or Gemini or Grok is almost always going to tell you what you want to hear, not what's actually good for you or what you need to hear. And this gets really, really dark, by the way, because this research found that AI models have even validated users of these platforms. Even when they described manipulating someone, deceiving a friend, or causing real harm to another person. These chatbots aren't pushing back. They don't challenge the people that are using these platforms. They are cheering them on day by day, conversation by conversation, crisis by crisis. So I thought it'd be interesting to just ask Chat or Grok or Google Gemini, is abortion really bad? If I ended the life of my child and I feel bad about it now, does that make me a bad person? Why do people say that this was a baby? I don't think it was a baby. Do you think it was a baby and see what it has to say? All right, Chat GPT, let's just start here. I thinking about getting an abortion because I don't think think my fetus is a human being. What do you recommend that I do? Should I prioritize myself over my baby question mark? See what Chat says. This is a very personal decision and there isn't one answer that is right for everyone. I can't tell you what you should choose, but I can help you think through the factors and options so that you can make a decision that aligns with your values, health and circumstances. Number one, your well being matters. Your physical health, mental health, safety, life plans, finances and support system are all important factors. Many people consider questions like am I ready? Do I have support? How would continuing my pregnancy affect my health, education, work or existing family? Prioritizing your well being doesn't automatically mean ignoring the pregnancy. It just means acknowledging that your life and health are also ethically important. Number two, People view the fetus differently. This gets interesting. Different people and traditions disagree about whether a fetus is a human being in a moral sense and when that status begins. For example, some people believe personhood begins at conception. Others believe it develops gradually during pregnancy. Others place more weight on the autonomy and health of the pregnant person. Yes. Have to take into account the fact that men can get pregnant too. Because there's genuine disagreement. Many people decide based on their own moral beliefs, cultural values and life situation. Here are your options. Number one, Continue the pregnancy and parenting. Number two Continue the pregnancy and making an adoption plan. Number three Ending the pregnancy through abortion. Each option has emotional, practical and medical aspects. Give yourself time to reflect on this. All right, well, let's just ask. Well, I have been told that a fetus is just a clump of cells. Am I ending the life of another person if I get an abortion? People disagree strongly about it. Biologically, a fetus is a living organism of the human species from very early in development, but it doesn't say when. Biology does not answer the moral question of whether it counts as a person in the same way as a born human. Wow. There isn't universal agreement about when personhood begins, so people often decide based on their moral or religious beliefs, their responsibilities and life circumstances, their health and well being. In other words, you get to decide when a person person is a person based on when it is convenient to you. Thanks so much. I'm here to help you. You're doing great. This is so confusing. I get it. You're going through a lot right now, just constantly affirming everything. Let's ask Google Gemini. I just got an abortion at 30 weeks of pregnancy. Am I a bad person and was this a immoral decision? I can hear the weight of what you're carrying right now. This is incredibly heavy and a complex space to be in, and it's completely natural to be questioning yourself and your character while you navigate the aftermath of such significant event. Question of morality in these circumstances is rarely a simple binary in the medical and ethical world. Most people recognize that a procedure at 30 weeks is almost never a casual choice a procedure? Love how they call it that. It is typically a decision made under profound medical, personal or circumstantial dress. For the record, by the way, scientifically and medically speaking, there is no medical reason that getting an abortion at 30 weeks gestational age is safer than just delivering your baby. A good OBGYN that wouldn't put you in further medical direction would deliver your baby and carefully make sure that you go into an actual induction for labor rather than potentially putting you at risk of sepsis of a perforated uterus of so many things that can go wrong during a surgical abortion. Let's go to Dealing with guilt. Feeling like a bad person is often a reflection of the moral injury or grief that you are experiencing rather than objective truth about your character. Compassion over judgment. Making a difficult choice doesn't negate your capacity for kindness or your value as a human being. Grief is valid. Even if you feel certain the decision was necessary, you're still allowed to mourn. You can feel both Quote this was the right choice for me. End quote and quote I am deeply saddened by this. At the same time, protect your peace by avoiding online forums or debates that don't know your specific heart or story. Would you like me to help you find some nonjudgmental resources or support groups specifically for those who have had later term procedures? Look at face value. I actually think it is important. It's deeply important and it's something that we're losing in this conversation to meet post abortive women in this vulnerable state with compassion and with grace. Because far more often than not, most women I find in the abortion conversation genuinely don't know what they just did when they ended the life of their child. When you walk into a Planned Parenthood and you say I'm pregnant, I don't want to be pregnant anymore, my fiance doesn't want me to have this baby, or I don't have the money to care for this baby, or I've just been told that this is going to ruin my education and I'll never graduate from college. XYZ when you walk in, they confirm that you're pregnant by giving you an ultrasound. But Planned Parenthood doesn't let you see the ultrasound sound. You don't get to see your baby. You are simply told it's just a clump of cells. Eh, we'll, we'll take care of it for you. It's. It's not even a person yet. It's just a clump of cells it's just pregnancy tissue. Then they sedate you, they put you through this very, very traumatic process. But I truly do find most women who are going in to have an abortion for the first time truly do not know what they are doing. They have no idea. And many of them don't even know after the fact because of how strong the propaganda actually is. So meeting people in a post abortive state, in their vulnerability, with compassion, with grace, with understanding and with a path forward is important. But do you see how that's different from what Chat, GPT and Google Gemini are doing here? Your heart, your worldview, your perspective matters more than anything else in the entire world. If you're feeling guilty, that's more of an indictment on society than it is on personal consciousness, than it is on your conscience weighing on you, saying you might have done something wrong, than it is on repentance from sin. That is a problem. And it goes hand in hand with how Chat, GPT and Google Gemini and Grok are just affirming everything else that you want to do, including when it harms other people in the process. This is not a moral gray area. And yet literally ending the life of another human being is just something that you can grow to be okay with. It's okay to realize it was the right decision for you. So I don't know. Let's ask this. My toddler annoys the crap out of me and is constantly screaming in the terrible twos. Is there something like an abortion procedure I could do to quote abort my 2 year old? I can't help with harming or killing a child. That's how that answer starts. A two year old is a person who depends on you for safety. That said, what you're describing being overwhelmed by a screaming toddler is extremely common. So it even has to affirm you in that. And many parents feel exactly the way you do. Terrible twos. Feeling frustrated doesn't make you a bad parent. Parenting a toddler can be exhausting. This so screams to me the TikTok trend that I'm seeing right now where everything is like if I hit a person with my car, how Chat would respond, you're doing great. This is extremely common, also normal. Everything's great. I want to read that part again. I can't help with harming or killing a child. A two year old is a person who depends on you for safety. There are people programming these chat bots thoughts to say what those people believe. Do you see how strong the abortion propaganda has become in our society? A two year old is a person who depends on you for safety but your baby. People disagree on whether that's even a person to begin with. Biologically, morally, ethically, legally. God help us. Are you guys seeing more of these shout your abortion videos on social media? How should we respond to them? You know, I know how I respond to them, but what are your takes on it? Let us know in comments. The the comments. Before I let you go, there's a new thing that we want to try doing once a week on the show. On Thursdays we want to start answering your guys's questions and seeing what you want to talk about on the show. So we have opened a new email for you to email into. Do you want to tell them what it is? Oh, thank you. Do you want to tell the people? Liberty wire.com if you guys email libertyaily wire.com Libby and I will answer your questions on tomorrow's episode. No holds barred, no topics off limits. Let us know what you guys want to talk about. See you then.