Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

we've cut the abortion rate in half.

We did that even before Dobbs.

So even when abortion was legal in all 50 states for nine months of pregnancy— We've made good progress getting abortion numbers down.

So, you know, politics is important, but there's always things we can do to build a culture of life.

I'm glad you brought up Dobbs.

Dobbs, will its impact be affected by the Democratic Democrat majority House and Senate?

I don't think it's going to be affected in the short term, but long term, I think

it could be because a lot of it kind of is contingent on judicial nominations,

Sanders demands Medicare for all.

The DOJ hunts the Dobbs leaker.

And voters protect abortion rights.

Good day.

For 30 years, the Democratic establishment has said Medicare for all is too heavy a lift.

Voters just handed them the biggest majority in a generation.

If not now, when? Did Trump's DOJ just launch a criminal hunt for the person who warned America about Dobbs? Remember May 2, 2022? At Sinai Politico published Samuel Alito's draft opinion overturning Roe v.

Wade nearly two months before the court made it official.

So the DOJ out of Jeanine Pirro's office now is opening up a probe into the leak of the Supreme Court's opinion on Roe v.

Wade, the Dobbs decision.

Remember how somebody leaked it and it's like, nobody ever leaks anything out of the Supreme Court.

How did that happen? And it's like, I'll bet you it was a Democrat or Democrat leaning or left leaning or somebody like that.

They don't want to comment.

Here's the point.

A criminal investigation going on right now into the Dobbs decision leak.

You would imagine that, because recently Justice Alito said that I do have an opinion on who it was, but the evidence available at this time is not strong enough for the court, or for me, that being Alito, to say this is a person who was responsible.

Bradley Pierce is a constitutional attorney and president of the Foundation to Abolish Abortion and Abolish Abortion Texas.

He has helped draft legislation across more than 30 states and filed a brief with the United States Supreme Court in the Dobbs case advocating for equal protection for unborn children.

A Christian husband and father of 12 with a 13th on the way, Pierce argues that ending abortion requires protecting unborn pre-born children under the same laws that protect everyone else.

He sits down with me today to discuss why he believes overturning Roe was only the beginning, what separates abortion abolitionists from the mainstream pro-life movement, criminal responsibility for abortion, and difficult questions surrounding abortion pills and Republican compromise.

We shouldn't just be Pollyanna-ish about it.

But He's in charge of that, and if we know what he's told us to do, we're to do that and leave the future to him.

I guess my argument would be like I'm trying to look to the past, especially in modern political history, and just seeing that the Dobbs decision was great and I really liked it.

But then the aftermath of it politically was actually pretty disastrous for GOP politics where – We got Roe v.

Thank God they said there's no right to abortion.

They said we, the court, were wrong in the Dobbs case.

There was never a right to abortion.

In fact, for the first 200 years from the 1770s, when the Declaration was written, which said we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal and endowed by God with certain and able rights, and among these are the right to life, From that time to 1973, about 200 years, abortion was a crime everywhere in America.

because they can't just say it's a constitutional right end of conversation.

You still got to actually contend for why life is worth protecting.

Have we kind of fallen on our, you know, gotten a little bit, I don't know, lazy is the word or, um, we, we just thought that the Dobbs decision did more than it did.

Didn't we?

Well, yeah, that's right, Tony.

As you know, Missouri a short time ago was one of the strongest pro-life states in the country, especially after Dobbs.

But then two years ago, radical progressives, Planned Parenthood, the ACLU came to Missouri and passed a really terrible abortion amendment.

Abortion on demand all nine months of pregnancy, no restrictions on partial birth abortion or parental consent.