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Hey, pro life Jen. And welcome to this episode of Kristin Hawkins show. Today we have a lot to discuss. First up, we're going to talk about our new undercover investigation into the lawless abortion drug trafficking industry. Trust me, you're going to be disgusted. Don't say I didn't warn you beforehand. Next, we're going to talk about Students for Life Actions 2026 legislative roadmap. We have some unfinished pro life business from 2025 that we've got to finish in 2026 to save save lives. And I'm going to break it down for you state by state, who the bad apples are and what we need to do. Then I'm going to talk about the ballot initiatives coming up. Yes, they're not over people. Looks like we're going to have four pro abortion and pro life battle referendums. We're going to have to fight three that are bad. One that we have a possibility to reverse a former pro abortion ballot referendum. So I'm going to talk about that. Finally, I am going to react to some tick tocks that my producer is making me watch. So you might as well watch along with. All right, so previous episode I teased some undercover videos that students at Student Life Action had been working on. We went undercover in a few states to expose and basically to prove to state legislators and attorneys general just how easy it is for anyone to procure the chemical abortion pills regardless of the state's pro life laws. You know, a lot of states, they kind of get like this hubris, like we're the most pro life state ever. Well, let's talk about tapping chemical abortion. Here's the deal. Most states beyond like Texas, which just enacted our anti chemical abortion trafficking act, have no laws on the books that deal with enforcing the state's existing pro life laws when it comes to the clandestine mail order abortions. And so what this does is it leaves states borders completely open and exposed to the abortion predatory abortion industry who are like flooding our states with deadly pills that are killing babies, harming women and polluting our environment. Predatory companies. Abortion companies are literally like laughing all the way to the bank because these pro life state laws aren't doing anything right now to stop their predatory abortion scheme. So I want you to take a look at an undercover investigation we just did.
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I'm a pro life activist and I'm about to order chemical abortion pills online to show you just how easy it is for anyone, a non pregnant woman, a 12 year old girl or even an abusive boyfriend to get them. Here is one of many Websites that traffics chemical abortion pills into any state, even states where, where abortion is illegal. I'm filling out this form right now. No ID checks, no age verification. They don't even ask if I'm pregnant. That's it. I just ordered life ending drugs that work by starving a baby of nutrients and violently expelling them, often into a toilet. No doctor's visit, no medical oversight. I just got my delivery of abortion pills a sentence I never thought I'd say. These are the same drugs that have killed millions of babies and, and at least 32 women in America according to the FDA. They've even been used by abusers to secretly force women to kill their preborn babies. Like what happened to Rosalie Markisich in Louisiana. This is sick. This is evil. We must stop the trafficking of chemical abortion pills. Millions of lives are at stake.
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All right, so there's Lydia, our Students for Life of America spokesperson who ordered chemical abortion pills just one day randomly at the office to see what she could do. We have also had students in Oklahoma, West Virginia and South Carolina. You can go to thisischemicalabortion.com and check out their undercover videos or go to Students for Life's YouTube page, check out their undercover videos. Posing. We had female students posing as underage girls reach out to companies, even saying to the companies that they didn't have money and that they were as young as 12 years old and didn't want their parents to find out. Now a normal, decent company, I mean, should have canceled the order of like no, I'm not sending pills that can kill a 12 year old girl that could be getting raped or a victim of incest and sending these pills, unmarked to her house. That's not what they did. All of the companies stepped up and even paid for the drugs for our student leaders. They didn't even have to pay money. They were sent for free in most states. It might be all states the last time I checked, but at least in most states, a 12 year old girl cannot even legally consent to sex. So if you would go to a brick and mortar abortion facility or a hospital and you want an abortion as a 12 year old, your health care provider would be. Because of most states, a health care provider is a legally mandated reporter of potential sexual assault or sexual abuse. So a healthcare vendor should be a potential reporter. They don't have to do any of that. It's completely crazy. But I mean, of course this isn't a sane company. This is not ethical. This is an industry built upon killing millions of babies in the same videos we did, we also had a man, a boy, young man, do the same thing, ordering the pills, wasn't asked to confirm he was a woman, wasn't asked to confirm that he was pregnant, which obviously men can't get pregnant. Nothing. And this is after numerous stories, as Lydia mentioned in her video for the past 25 years, showing just how common it is for sex abusers, sex predators, to get these drugs and force them on their victims. I mean, the recent case in Toledo where the doctor was trying to slip his mistress chemical abortion pills at 3am and he bought them be under his wife's name. Yeah, or the guy, the nurse in Seattle, who put mifepristone or mifepristol, one of the drugs probably, but who knows? Into the vagina of his girlfriend during sex to try to induce an abortion. It's absolutely crazy that it takes two minutes to go online. Anyone can do it, man or woman, minor or adult, sex abuser or not, pregnant or not, and get these drugs and then you can even ask to have them delivered to you for free. There's nothing stopping it. Even though we have a federal commstock act which makes this whole scheme completely illegal across the nation. So anyway, we have got to take action on this. I mean, this is not only leading to more deaths of children in pro life states. It's very dangerous for moms. Right. If you're suffering from an ectopic pregnancy, if you are RH negative, if you have a bleeding disorder, if you have a IUD in your uterus, if you have adrenal insufficiency, you can't be taking chemical abortion pills because they can kill you and there's no safeguards at all. So like you don't even have to be pro life. Like this is so stupid simple. This is. You don't even have to agree with us that every single abortion is, is a human rights abuse that ends the life of a unique, precious whole human child made in the image of God. You don't even have to agree with us on that. You just have to have common sense and not being an abortion zealot. So we released this video footage. Check it out on YouTube. Go to thisischemicalabortion.com we need your support to tell state leaders, your state attorneys general, your state legislators, to act to, to stop predatory chemical abortion drugs from flowing into your state. Even if it's, you know, even if you have a pro life state and you're super proud of your pro life states laws, this is reckless. It's Deadly. And it has to stop. Think about this. President Trump has acted swiftly since the beginning of this year when he took office to close the border to illegal immigration. Now it's time for states to close their borders to illegal abortions. Hopefully our undercover investigation has taught you something today, something maybe you didn't know before. And I pray you'll share it with family and friends because the more people who will know about this, especially in the pro life movement, who can then share the outrage with family, co workers, fellow church members, extremely helpful as we head into the 2026 state legislative session. Speaking of, let's talk about my next segment. Right now, there are five states that have literally no excuse, no excuse not to pass strong pro life legislation. And Students for Life Action is going to make sure that voters in these five states this spring know what is going on their state capitol and which legislature legislators are obstructing common sense life saving bills. So I'm gonna give you a rundown of those five states. I'm gonna basically give you my playbook. So yay to the pro aborts watching this or to the pro prosecution abolitionists who tried to blow up all pro life legislation. You get my whole playbook. Okay, first of all, South Carolina, the GOP in South Carolina has a super majority in the House and the Senate. Okay. That's a big deal. In spite of this, lawmakers this past spring failed to pass our Human Life Protection Act. And this is the second time it happened. The roadblock isn't in this. In the like normal members of the legislature, they're all pro life. It's the House leadership. Speaker Merle Smith Jr. Repeatedly refused this spring to allow the bill to come up for a vote. And his hand selected judiciary chair Wes Newton even blocked our bill from receiving a vote in the committee despite the fact that both of them were co sponsors on the exact same bill two years ago when everybody knew there was no chance of it passing. Because at the time there were three pro choice Republican senators who threatened to block the bill, which they did. Students were life educated, their constituents, they lost the primaries, they're no longer a problem. So now it should pass. Then all of a sudden, these former co sponsors of the Human Life Protection act, which would make all abortions illegal in South Carolina and have criminal penalties for any abortionists in the state, now suddenly like they're busy. Yeah, politics. It's spineless leadership in South Carolina, the South Carolina House that is not allowing this pro life legislation to advance. And we're going to hold the leaders Accountable, ensuring that they have other strong primary challengers, that their constituents know their records. And I think a lot of times in these state houses, it's like a good old boy club. They think like they come from the back country or whatever. They go to the big city of Columbia and like nobody, none of the little bumpkin constituents back home will even know what they're doing. We plan to let their constituents know what they're doing. This is absolutely unbelievable. And I can tell you from our Students for Life years who have been on the ground in these districts, when they knock on doors telling constituents how their members are behaving to state Capitol, they are shocked. So we're going to be prioritizing South Carolina for aggressive grassroots engagement campaign that will educate voters, hold these account, these leaders accountable. It's going to be door knocking, direct mailing, text messaging, email event programming. I mean, I already showed up once with plastic spines and I just got kicked out of Columbia. So who knows what my team will have me do this year. Okay. Our second priority state is Oklahoma. So Students for Life Action has been active in Oklahoma since we launched our 501c4 students for life action. We've been there the last three election primary seasons. We saw a victory in Oklahoma in 2022 when the state passed our Life Conception Act. This was before it actually passed Roe was handed down. It was signed into law. Unfortunately, as what I previous segment just talked about, there's a loophole in that these bills, even though abortion is technically illegal and there's criminal penalties for abortionists, these dangerous drugs are still flowing into Oklahoma. They're being shipped by the thousands. I was just in Oklahoma meeting with a pregnancy center leader who her job is to walk women when they call panicked after they've taken mifepristone, the first pill in the chemical abortion pill cocktail to get her to the clinic and help her through the crisis. And they're seeing over 75% success rate in the abortion pill reversal protocol. But we've got unfinished business in Oklahoma. So Oklahoma introduced our Anti Chemical Abortion Trafficking act, which would make it a criminal act to ship chemical abortions into the state. Also would allow families and a mother who's had an abortion to civilly go after someone who shipped these pills to her. Right. So it's basically the huge disincentive for abortionists to circumvent the state laws. It passed the Oklahoma House this spring. Yet when it got to the Senate, a pro prosecution abolitionist center named Dusty Debers attached an amendment to the bill to add Penalties for mothers who had an abortion. This is right now in the pro life movement, a political, in the conservative movement a political non starter. If you enter have any bill about abortion and it puts penalties on women who seek abortions. Leadership in the gop, which I've already demonstrated is feckless. Okay. On lots of other things just kills the bill. So this effectively killed the bill because the bill was assigned to Senator Julie Daniels committee who's notorious for like saying she's pro life but not really being pro life. And we were hoping to say look you know this bill is an abortion ban but it's upholding the state laws and even, even you as maybe like a pro choice, you know, mushy rhino Republican. Shouldn't you want to be for law and order and protecting your state laws? So basically Dusty Deavers worked this pro prosecutionist state senator worked alongside a pro choice leaning Republican state senator to kill the bill. So it's still in the house. It will come back up in January and now we're going to have to put a haul on pressure campaign and spend a lot of our supporters money. So please keep sending money to get this bill passed in Oklahoma like we already did in Texas which actually by the way the Texas Anti Chemical Abortion Protecting act, which is called the Women Child Protection act went into law in Oklahoma right before Chris, I mean Texas right before Christmas. It was a little bit of a pre Christmas gift to all of us in the pro life movement and certainly these babies and their mom mops. Recently I was at Oklahoma Central University and a bunch of abolitionists came in. They started filming. We told them they couldn't film. They filmed anyway and they released this edited video of me like being too mean and they took out the first person who was screaming at me and then put this calm person who kept repeating my name like a cult member. Anyway, I was accused that I'm like too mean to abolitionist. I don't think I'm mean enough because my anger is justified because right now in Oklahoma there should be a law that's already been enacted that would stop the illegal trafficking of chemical abortion pills and literally save babies and moms from abortion. But there's not because a group of people want to be more righteous than others and kill all pro life bills because they don't save 100% of babies and punish women. That's it. So yeah, more babies are dying because of their silly egotistical games. And as I said, I don't think I'm angry enough. I'm not. Hasn't I haven't been mean enough anyway. So going into 2026, Students for Life with full intentions, we have full intentions to making sure the constituents in both Julie Daniels, the pro choice Republican, and Dusty Deavers, the pro prosecution Republicans district their constituents know exactly what they did in 2025 to work together to kill a pro life bill. The Anti Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking act will be refiled and will be launching an aggressive campaign. Sorry, supporters, we got to spend more money because of this. All right, our third state is West Virginia, my original home state, where we are working to also pass Anti Chemical Abortion Trafficking act to pass the Senate this year. But once again, dun, dun, dun, it got blocked in the House because of what? If you've been paying attention to House leadership, the speaker of the House, Roger Henshaw, who's always said he's pro life, literally said, quote, no pro life legislation will be brought up, end quote. And his cronies and leadership, representatives in leadership who are all afraid of him and want to suck up to the power teat of the speaker all supported his obstruction. So we are going to be making sure Roger Henshaw's constituents know exactly what he did and that their elected officials in West Virginia are not upholding the values they proclaim in election time. So our goal is to get this bill passed. It'll be actually automatically refiled this month because it's already passed the Senate. So say a prayer for our aggressive pressure campaign. Kristen apparently is on a campaign to lose all of her friends in politics to push the Republican leadership in state houses who should know better to get stuff done. All right, next state, fourth state is Idaho. We've been working to put forward our Anti Chemical Abortion Trafficking act in Idaho as well as our Clean Water for All Life act, because Idaho, like Oklahoma, has made abortion a thing in the past and it's illegal. However, we know it's still happening. And as a current Idaho resident and a drinker of our water, I mean, of course my water comes right off the Grand Teton Mountain right here. It's pretty good. I'm still very concerned about the state of our water because I do live in one of two Democrat districts and in the whole state, of course, I moved to where all the liberals in Idaho are. So we should have seen this. Both of these bills advance last year. They did not. They did not advance in the House or Senate. Why? Because the Senate State Affairs Committee chairman, Jim Guthrie and the State House Affairs Chairman, Brent Crane held it up and they had some sort of, like, deal. And apparently nothing gets moved forward. Unless Jim Guthrie, who's like, I guess this massive power player from Pocatello in Boise, he's the one who like says everything that gets to go forward and he refuses to bring up any pro life legislation in the Senate. I'm pretty sure he's a member of the LDS Church, so it's going to be fun to recruit other LDS students to go down to Pocatello and educate his constituents. It's not too far from me, so I think I'll be on the ground. We will be doing an aggressive pressure campaign, hopefully once the snow melts, to educate our legislators in Idaho and tell them that we are actually paying attention to Idaho. It's not being ignored. I know no one knows where I live. Everyone says I live in Iowa. So I think they think everyone just forgets about Idaho. Yeah, we're not going to forget about Idaho, especially since I live here. So stay tuned for that. The Clean Water for All Life act advanced in Maine eventually died, but actually got a vote on both chambers in Maine. This is a novel piece of legislation because it attacks the abortion issue from a environmental standpoint, which if you know anything about the left and how the left fights, they have a lot of environmental laws and they care a lot about protecting the environment, not so much about babies. But we're going to hit on where it hurts. Finally, Students for Life Action's fifth priority state in 2026 is going to be Kentucky, where the Anti Chemical Abortion Trafficking act failed this spring despite a super majority in the House and the Senate. Have you sensed a theme here folks? In the most recent legislative session we worked to introduce the bill with one of our own alumni who was elected to the statehouse T. Roberts. But as you can probably guess, leadership knocked it down and said it was too controversial to stop chemical abortion pills from illegally entering the state of Texas. State of Kentucky, I don't know. House Speaker David Osborne made it clear that no pro life legislation would be considered if it risked, quote, jeopardizing the legislature's hard earned super majority. What is the point of having a super majority in Kentucky if your politicians are too fecked to do anything with it? This is why you often hear in politics of like Republicans can win elections but they can't govern. Yep, that's exactly what's going on. So Kentucky Speaker David Osborne actually worked with the Senate President Robert Stivers to stonewall any progress in this bill. There's talk I was just ring the email about some omnibus pro life bill will probably get screwed over again. But we will be on the ground in Kentucky, at Frankfort to see this bill advance. It is absolutely unconscionable that in states with super majorities like South Carolina, like Oklahoma, like West Virginia, like Kentucky, like Idaho, that we can't see pro life bills advance. And this is, frankly, to be honest with you, why we launched Students for Life Action in 2019, because this is so critical. One of the things that I kind of the conversations I started having at Amfest when I had honor of speaking at Amfest. Cue the picture of me speaking at amfest. One of the conversations I was having with other conservative leaders already is about the 2028 Republican Party platform. As you all know, we were very engaged in 2024 to like retain any pro life language in the party platform. And it was a success in the sense that we got the 14th amendment add to the GOP platform because originally it was all lined item out. They were going to take out any mention of abortion. So we had a victory, partial victory, but it wasn't as good as we wanted because they definitely weakened it. So there's talk in 2028 it could get worse. And one of the things that we're concerned about is national leadership. Somebody in the White House who doesn't want it to be in the platform. And how does that behavior trickle down to the state legislative level? This is why Students for Life Action focuses so much on the state legislative level. Because those people in the House and the Senate and leadership in the GOP at the state houses are going to be the ones running for House Representatives, U.S. house Representatives, U.S. senate, Governor, et cetera, et cetera. This is where like the Republican Party's future leadership is formed by Students for Life. We focus on college campuses and high schools because that's where the future of the pro life movement is. That's where the future of America is. That's where those are most targeted by the abortion industry. So we have got to continue putting pressure on these state houses and these leaders and we cannot let our foot off the gas pedal. The moment we do, they are going to use that as an excuse to strip out pro life planks of their state Republican Party platforms. Something I'm very concerned about right now is we're seeing these pro prosecutionists trying to slip pro prosecution language in the Republican Party platforms in states. And one of the things that could be concerned is like when, you know, 47 in the white House finds out this is happening. What happened in Canada could happen here. What happened in Canada in 1988 is a big, big Warning for America. Essentially they had an opportunity to pass a bill to ban late term abortion. Not perfect starting spot. Conservatives had like a wink and a nod with their Supreme Court that, you know, they weren't going to strike it down. It was going to be the first time that like protecting any babies in the womb was in law. The pro prosecution abolitionist wing, actually ironically in Canada, they're Catholics killed that. And when that happened. So since that point, 1988 to now, Canada has the most extreme abortion laws in the world. They literally tie with North Korea and China. Now my friends in Canada are fighting just for the right to silently pray in from abortion facilities where no one can even see them because of their crazy buffers and laws. And then now they're saying silently praying in from abortion facility can be something you'd be arrested for like in the uk. That's why Kristen doesn't keep saying no to invites to go to the UK because I don't know if I can keep myself out of jail and the husband isn't too keen on me going to jail. So anyway, if we go too hard, too fast with feckless politicians, I'm not saying this is right. We run the risk that they can say screw it, we're no longer working with the pro life movement ever again. That's exactly what happened in Canada. Ask the Canadian pro lifers how closely they can work with the conservatives. It's not good because what happened in 1988 when they blew up the movement blew up this effort to ban late term abortions, people just wipe their hands and said we're done. We're not dealing with it. So we got to talk about this more. I'm going to dig into it more in future episodes, but just keep it in mind. Start researching on your own. All right, next segment, need to talk about the abortion on the ballot. So no post Dobbs ballot plan would be complete without a plan for abortion on the ballot. Ever since Roe was reversed, the right of states to protect preborn children was restored. In 2022, there have been state constitutional amendment fights related to abortion. 2026. Right now we know there's going to be four big battles and there could be more. Virginia, Nevada, Idaho will need to stop pro abortion constitutional amendments. In Missouri, we might have an opportunity to pass a pro life amendment. So Virginia I've discussed at length. We have a full plan. Students for life action, please sign up atstudents for lifeaction.org if you are in Virginia or you're near Virginia because we're going to need you the ground door knocking on campuses and in churches. This is going to be a behemoth of an abortion bill that's basically going to allow abortion up until the moment of birth. No criminal penalties if a baby is born alive in an abortion facility. If the abortionist refuses to call EMTs, there's no criminal penalties. It is as bad as it can get in Virginia. And Virginia is hell bent on becoming the like abortion state of the American South. Next up is Nevada. So Nevada's pro abortion forces have been working on for a number of years to constitutionalize abortion. So they have a measure called question six and it says abortion would be allowed on demand up until viability. After viability, the abortion provider gets to decide based on health issues which aren't defined. If abortion is justified to Basically it's up until the moment of birth. In Nevada, constitutional amendments have to pass in two consecutive even year general elections to be ratified. It's already passed once in 2024. This will be the second vote. 2026 in Idaho under the state's Defense of Life Act. Idaho law currently states that life is protected at conception. So of course pro abortion forces who've moved in from California to Idaho for cheaper land because they're like locusts in California and they destroy their state and they keep moving to Republican states that are lovely and they tried to vote for the same politicians and policies that destroyed the original state just asked my friends in Montana how that works. So these Californians have moved into Idaho and now they want to destroy our state. So they need 71,000 signatures from about half of the state's districts to get this measure on the 2026 ballot. And we're trying to stop it, but I cannot guarantee they're not going to get the signatures. They're trying to sign up everybody in my county at the coffee shop. It's really limiting the places I can go for drinks. I almost got into a verbal argument with somebody at the store. My poor friend from church was mortified. All right, Missouri. Missouri is one of the most interesting states in play. And Missouri, unlike the other three bad states, this is a pro life initiative rather than a pro abortion one. This measure is called House Joint Resolution 54, and it just needs a simple majority of yes for Missouri voters to pass. Pass. This is important because in 2024 voters narrowly passed a state constitutional amendment, Amendment 3, that enshrined the rights to abortion in our state. And Missouri had basically eliminated abortion. The big Planned Parenthood St. Louis I've been out from in our times moved to Illinois because Illinois likes killing babies. Yeah. So this is an effort. Josh Hawley and his wife Senator Holly are involved in this. They've actually launched like their own pro life non profit to get money to get this initiative passed. We have a real shot in Missouri. I'm probably most excited about what's happening in Missouri. One of my biggest regrets of 2024 is we were fundraising money and spending it like within like I was raising money on the phone, spending it by via text message in Florida to make sure that the Florida was Amendment four failed. And I One of my biggest personal regrets of 2024 was that we didn't just raise like $150,000 more with our online minds changed rate we were seeing in Missouri. I think we could have made the bigger difference and it is really driving me nuts. So in each of these four states, Students for Life Action team members and student leaders are going to be asked to go on campus campuses and do tabletop displays and large displays on abortion on the ballot. We're going to be doing vote no or vote yes pledge campaigns with students. We'll have student kits that you can engage on your campus on your own. Our Abortion Free Cities leaders are adult activists. We'll be mobilizing got efforts. We'll be doing door knocking in the state. We'll be hosting church based events basically like everything I can do, throwing up against the wall overpass outreach events. Our digital field team will be trying to get voter pledges from key constituencies. We're going to be recruiting more captains at Students Life Action sending out personal text messages. We've got a whole plan so lots more to come. All right now let's get to the lovely TikTok videos which I kind of dread because I never know what's going to be on these videos and it's kind of always a mixed bag. So let's get to the videos. I love how the hashtag here is dark humor pain. The EEPC study from earlier this year said that one out of nine women who take chemical abortion pills go to the ER with serious adverse side effects. It's fascinating when Even pro abortion TikTok influencers are starting to admit the truth that chemical abortion pills not only kill babies, but they can also kill you. What is the correct medical term when a baby is born alive after an attempted medically induced abortion? That's a birth. There's no other term. Botched abortion is not a medical term. Yeah, you can't deny it. If a baby is born even in an abortion facility, they are outside of their mother's womb. That is a birth. I'm curious to know what your argument against abortion is that doesn't have to do with religion. Okay, I've done this many times. What is the first moment of human development once the sperm reaches the egg? And then bingo. And at that point, therefore, you're a human and you deserve human rights. Okay, mic drop. Don't overcomplicate it. You don't have to be the best apologist in the pro life movement. I certainly am not. Trust me. I'm told all the time how much I suck. But all you have to do is be courageous enough to say what Charlie just said. There's one more gift. It's not from Grammy, but it's. Yeah, it's another gift. Why don't you. Careful. Open it up. There we go. I want you to read it. I'm going to be adopted. We love you so. We'll always be your parents. Every child deserves to have a family that loves them that much. What I find so interesting is when I'm on college campuses, often people use children in foster care to justify their support for extreme abortion laws. How dare you use this precious, beautiful child as a way to justify your view that some babies get to die because they're temporarily inconvenient to their mothers. This girl is just as worthy as every other child in our world of having being born and having a loving family. This episode is brought to you by the Pro lifegen shop and our brand new hot off the press Planned Parenthood tears mug. This is a custom Kristin Hawkins designed mug that I specifically requested because I have been waiting for a long, long time for Planned Parenthood to be funded. So for $10, actually $9.99, you can get your Planned Parenthood tears mug. So just go to shop.prolifegen.org and get your mug today and you can sip your coffee or energy drink, in my case, in a brand new mug celebrating the fact that we finally defunded Planned Parenthood because of you and I. Alright, guys, that is the end of my show today at the Kristen Hawkins Show. I hope you enjoyed this episode. Of all of the things that we're talking about for 2026, the state ballot referendums, the state legislative roadmap, the undercover videos that I need you to help amplify. Please make sure you like this episode, you share it on your social media and join me next week for the Kristen Hawkins show.
Episode: Undercover Abortion Pill Videos Reveal a Tragic Truth & Our Legislative Roadmap for 2026! | Ep. 46
Date: January 16, 2026
Host: Kristan Hawkins
In this episode, Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life and the Pro-Life Generation, discusses recent undercover investigations exposing the ease of obtaining abortion pills online, regardless of state laws. She also presents Students for Life Action’s legislative roadmap for 2026, breaking down efforts and obstacles in five key states, explains upcoming state ballot initiatives on abortion, and reacts to several TikTok videos related to abortion and the pro-life movement. The overall tone is urgent, impassioned, and often sharply critical of both pro-choice advocates and certain Republican lawmakers she perceives as obstructionists.
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Notable Quote:
"It takes two minutes to go online. Anyone can do it—man or woman, minor or adult, sex abuser or not, pregnant or not, and get these drugs and then you can even ask to have them delivered to you for free. There's nothing stopping it." — Kristan Hawkins (07:15)
Call to Action:
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For more content, visit Students for Life’s YouTube or thisischemicalabortion.com. To join legislative or ballot campaigns, see studentsforlifeaction.org.