Jan. 19, 2018
Good morning from Washington. Today the city will be swamped with pro-lifers participating in the 45th annual March for Life. Rachel del Guidice reports on why one woman decided she couldn't work at Planned Parenthood anymore, and Daniel Davis talks to religious leader Russell Moore about the march and the future of the pro-life movement. Tomorrow marks the first anniversary of President Donald Trump's inauguration. Fred Lucas has a detailed analysis of what Trump has and hasn't done. Plus: an exclusive interview with Sen. James Lankford, and Mike Gonzalez's take on liberals' latest ploy to diminish conservative voices. Enjoy the weekend.
President Trump is being compared to Stalin for his dismissal of journalists who are purveyors of fake news as "enemies of the American people."
Trump's first year in office is marked by both demonstrable accomplishments and "incompletes" on the economy, immigration, national security, and health care.
"The look on her face when this [abortion] was all over, she just looked lost … I just remember looking at her, putting her in … her friend's truck, and just her face was like this blank stare," recounts Myra Neyer.
Earmarks are "used as a vehicle to get people to vote yes on legislation that they should vote no for because it's not good legislation," says Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla.
The left's extremist views on abortion raise real questions. Do we really believe that all men are created equal? Or shall we cast that belief aside when it's convenient?
"Science has come a long way since 1973, and to deny the personhood of the unborn child really requires an act of will to look away from that," says Russell Moore of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission.
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Also discussed: Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., "mansplaining" to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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I want to stand with thousands of others and imagine a nation where abortion is as foreign a concept as chattel slavery.
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