Can you give our audience a little bit ab- a background about yourself, and then we'll get into, uh, the story.

Yeah.

Well, as it pertains to this interview, um, I was at a prayer vigil back in 2009, and really begging the Lord [bell dings] to give me direction on what I was supposed to do with all of the research I had accumulated over the years about Margaret Sanger, the eugenics movement, Black genocide, and all of this.

And, um, a- and I, in Virginia, when I was living in Virginia, I'd crossed this racial divide in Virginia, p- racial political divide in Virginia because of the parental rights issue.

I was Virginia coordinator for parentalrights.org, and I had gotten highly motivated about that because I had discovered how aggressive the abortion industry was against parental rights.

So I was at this prayer r- vigil just begging the Lord to give me, um, direction, give me instruction on what I was supposed to do with all this information and the amazing experiences I had had crossing the racial divide, uniting people on life, politically uniting people on life.

And, um, and all I could hear, and it was not per se audible, but it was very clear, "Go interview Dr. Bernard Nathanson." I knew who he was.

Wow

wow

and i told god i was in the prayer vigil by myself i remember distinctly looking up at the ceiling audibly saying god that's the silliest thing i've ever heard why would dr nathanson ever say yes to my request for an interview And then it was just silence.

But I knew I was supposed to try to get the interview.

I did not think it would happen.

I couldn't find his number at first.

And then a pro-life lawyer out of DC who I knew, he had his number.

He gave me the number.

wanting this.