Speaker 1: All right, welcome back.
Speaker 2: It's top of the hour two and we are graced
Speaker 2: with none other than our illustrious host, Sean Hannity.
Speaker 1: He is officially in China.
Speaker 3: Sean Hannity, How are you, Suan Hannity. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: not Shuan Hannity. It's only four am here, by the way.
Speaker 3: But so it's been an amazing experience. I mean, there's
Speaker 3: so much to tell you in terms of what goes
Speaker 3: on behind the scenes. And one of the reasons I
Speaker 3: really like to do an occasional trip like this is
Speaker 3: to let people know kind of what goes on behind
Speaker 3: the scenes. It was really incredible between the trip over
Speaker 3: the stop in Alaska. At that stop, I'm sure you're
Speaker 3: aware of the company Navidia and Jensen Wong. He jumped
Speaker 3: on Air Force one in Alaska, and I got to
Speaker 3: spend a lot of time with him, really got to
Speaker 3: know him. Really amazing life story. I don't know how
Speaker 3: much you're aware of him, but he was very young
Speaker 3: when he came from Taiwan. He came from Taipei and
Speaker 3: they moved to the US. His parents were very, very poor.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's obviously a multi multi billionaire, one of
Speaker 3: the one of the richest companies in the entire world.
Speaker 3: Got a lot of time with him and really liked him,
Speaker 3: and he wanted to know all about my life, my
Speaker 3: radio story. I want to know about his life, his
Speaker 3: radio story. His parents got him into a private school,
Speaker 3: a boarding school in Kentucky with a population of like
Speaker 3: six hundred people. I love hearing people's life stories and
Speaker 3: the stuff he's telling me. Now he's gonna come on
Speaker 3: the shows, he's gonna come on radio, TV, the podcast,
Speaker 3: He's going to do it all. But you know, the
Speaker 3: one thing I said to him, I said, I try
Speaker 3: to communicate to my audience all the time that AI
Speaker 3: is not the future that it is now, it is
Speaker 3: right now. And I told him I use it every
Speaker 3: single day, and he said, please keep telling your audience that,
Speaker 3: especially young people. He said, if schools would spend half
Speaker 3: their day, you know, learning that new technology, those kids
Speaker 3: would be in far off in terms of their future,
Speaker 3: their career and everything in between. So he he's very
Speaker 3: very insightful. He's very very smart, obviously, So I had
Speaker 3: a really good time with him. We've got Marco Rubio.
Speaker 3: I got him for about a half hour. We're going
Speaker 3: to air that interview tonight on Hannity. We did an
Speaker 3: on air Force one. I did a really really cool
Speaker 3: podcast with Laura and Eric Trump. I had no idea
Speaker 3: they were going to be on the trip about out
Speaker 3: they were coming, so I set that up. Elon Musk
Speaker 3: was on the plane. Got to talk to him. He's
Speaker 3: so wrapped up in all that he's doing right now,
Speaker 3: and he's got a public offering and so much going on.
Speaker 3: So we put off an interview for another time. But
Speaker 3: I really enjoy talking to him because he's so wickedly
Speaker 3: smart and uh. And then I got, you know, a
Speaker 3: good amount of FaceTime with the President, which was really cool.
Speaker 3: And then when I got here, this was this was
Speaker 3: pretty fun. You'll enjoy this. So I got a call
Speaker 3: from the President while we were in the motorcade, and mean,
Speaker 3: this motorcade, I don't know if you saw how big
Speaker 3: it was. It was.
Speaker 1: It was incredible, Yes, incredible, assive.
Speaker 3: And he he looks at me before he went down
Speaker 3: the stairs, do you want to cut you? Just before
Speaker 3: he goes, I.
Speaker 1: Was looking for you. I was waiting.
Speaker 3: You know, if I did it, Everyone's gonna hate me
Speaker 3: and think that I'm a jerk.
Speaker 1: And who cares that.
Speaker 3: You know, I have a professional relationship with the president
Speaker 3: and then I have, you know, a longstanding friendship with him,
Speaker 3: and he wants to include me and everything, which is cool.
Speaker 3: I talked to the President and I wanted to get
Speaker 3: an update what his schedule was, et cetera. And I
Speaker 3: have an interview with him tomorrow after he spends a
Speaker 3: number of hours with President she and that'll air on
Speaker 3: Thursday night. That'll be the first interview that's going to
Speaker 3: be here. So yeah, and you know, look, there's a
Speaker 3: lot at stake here. I mean, obviously I would argue
Speaker 3: that China is our top geopolitical foe. We talk about
Speaker 3: it all the time. We have the issue of Iran
Speaker 3: and the Straight of hor Moves. I mean, ninety percent
Speaker 3: of China's oil comes through that straight. The price of
Speaker 3: oil energy in Asia overall has gone up seventy percent.
Speaker 3: So I'm sure that's going to be a big item.
Speaker 3: Intellectual property, theft arras is going to be a big deal.
Speaker 3: Trade is going to be a big deal. You know,
Speaker 3: the fact have they been helping the Iranians militarily in
Speaker 3: this conflict with us. I'm sure that's going to be
Speaker 3: a big deal. You know. The one thing that I
Speaker 3: do know about President Trump is nothing is going to
Speaker 3: be off the table and everything will be discussed. I think,
Speaker 3: I think what's good about things like this? And remember
Speaker 3: I went to Helsink, and I went to Singapore, I
Speaker 3: went to Vietnam. I was in Alaska when the President
Speaker 3: met with Vladimir Putin. So this is not our first rodeo.
Speaker 3: But usually after they meet face to face, there is
Speaker 3: a little bit of a thaw in terms of Okay,
Speaker 3: they come to a mutual understanding on this issue. That
Speaker 3: issue Taiwan will come up. Obviously that'll be an issue
Speaker 3: of concern for the President, but I really don't think
Speaker 3: it's going to be that big a deal. The South
Speaker 3: China Sea, there's just a lot for them to discuss.
Speaker 3: The one insight that I do have from previous meetings
Speaker 3: the president has has had which president she president? She's
Speaker 3: all business like. There's no small talk with this guy. Right,
Speaker 3: how are you, how's your family? Let's get to business.
Speaker 3: You know. The way the President tells Victory is hilarious,
Speaker 3: and I think the President takes great pride in trying
Speaker 3: to break him from that stride because that is well,
Speaker 3: I mean, he.
Speaker 2: Is the most disruptive personality I think in history. Everything
Speaker 2: he does, he does his way. So I have no
Speaker 2: doubt that his meeting of g would be any different.
Speaker 3: Disruptive, disarming even at times maybe, But I think he's
Speaker 3: been on the world stage long enough now that they're
Speaker 3: very aware of it. But they rolled out the red
Speaker 3: corpus certainly when he landed. I mean, to watch that
Speaker 3: was pretty cool.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you about that. Three hundred
Speaker 2: Chinese students with American and Chinese lags.
Speaker 3: I mean I was with a medico with American and
Speaker 3: Chinese flags.
Speaker 1: Yeah, incredible.
Speaker 2: That was to me, was like the moment I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: they're really to me. That's like the Olive Branch, right,
Speaker 2: We're saying to you, we know you're here, we welcome you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent. And so you know they're going
Speaker 3: to get down to business tomorrow and after the first
Speaker 3: big business meeting is when I'll have my interview. And
Speaker 3: but I just can tell you that, you know, these
Speaker 3: meetings are historic. I mean you think back when President
Speaker 3: Nixon went to China and what a big deal that
Speaker 3: was at the time, and it's still a big deal.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you another thing that I saw. Now, Remember
Speaker 3: we arrived it was nighttime, about eight thirty. You know,
Speaker 3: it's not exactly four point fifteen as it is now
Speaker 3: in the morning. Well, I'm getting up to do to
Speaker 3: say hello to Linda by My show will air locally.
Speaker 3: It's four fifteen. I will be on the air in
Speaker 3: less than five five hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're sticking to your clock. That's amazing.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I mean I kind of had You, don't
Speaker 3: get sleeping is kind of hard when you're taking a
Speaker 3: long It wasn't eighteen hour flight. It's not my first rodeo,
Speaker 3: so I'm used to it, and you just you kind
Speaker 3: of just adapt. You you go with the flow. I
Speaker 3: did a lot of reading, a lot of studying.
Speaker 1: Did you watch your shows? Did you get the chosen
Speaker 1: in the terminal?
Speaker 3: Listen a little bit? I did. I don't own a computer,
Speaker 3: but I got to put it on some device they
Speaker 3: gave me. Look, you get the whole lowdown that you
Speaker 3: have to assume that right now, the Chinese intelligence of
Speaker 3: listening to this interview, I mean, it's it's kind of expected, right,
Speaker 3: and I was give them very explicit warnings. But you know,
Speaker 3: I mean what are you going to do? You know,
Speaker 3: the one thing that President Trump understands that a lot
Speaker 3: of other presidents never have people act surprised that President
Speaker 3: she would want to put China first, or that Vladimir
Speaker 3: Putin would want to put Russia first. Well, I want
Speaker 3: my president to put America first. Wonderful this president understands
Speaker 3: they think the same way. So what you try to
Speaker 3: do is you find areas of mutual interest and benefit,
Speaker 3: and then you build off of that and trying to
Speaker 3: lower the tensions. You know, I wonder and I'll ask
Speaker 3: the President about this in my interview tomorrow, if there
Speaker 3: might be another opportunity for perhaps a different level of trade,
Speaker 3: which might be American energy, so that China is not
Speaker 3: so dependent upon, you know, the instability that has been
Speaker 3: the history of the Middle East and the strait of
Speaker 3: horror moves, et cetera. Remember the Iranians hit one of
Speaker 3: the Chinese tankers, so and that was a bit surprising.
Speaker 3: It's like, did they want to piss off the last
Speaker 3: person that even halfway likes him?
Speaker 2: All right, Sean, I'm going to ask you to put
Speaker 2: a pin in that for one second. I've already potted
Speaker 2: you down I know it's your favorite thing in the world.
Speaker 2: We are going to be right back with Sean Handity
Speaker 2: live on the other side from China, being spied on,
Speaker 2: but he loves it. With President Trump, as we embark
Speaker 2: upon this amazing meeting with ge please let us know
Speaker 2: your thoughts. We would love to hear from you. Give
Speaker 2: us a call eight hundred nine four to one, Sean.
Speaker 2: That's eight hundred nine four seven three two six, and
Speaker 2: we will be right back with more.
Speaker 1: All Right, we're back with Sean Hannity.
Speaker 2: He is in China, he is landed safely, he's got
Speaker 2: great interviews. You're talking about this very important issue of trade.
Speaker 2: So obviously we have our soybean trade, we have our
Speaker 2: semiconductor trade.
Speaker 1: We now want to trade with them.
Speaker 2: And energy, and I think when he added Jensen Huang
Speaker 2: from Nvidia, he wants those chips. I mean, this guy
Speaker 2: understands that market and that sector of the world better
Speaker 2: than anybody. So I think adding him to that trip
Speaker 2: and having him there is sending a very clean message.
Speaker 2: Did you we're here to do business.
Speaker 1: You know you can get on.
Speaker 3: Remember that the President already made a deal with South
Speaker 3: Korea that we're now going to be building semiconductor chips
Speaker 3: in the US with billion dollar investments in the video
Speaker 3: being a part of it. So, you know, it's kind
Speaker 3: of like when I was in went on the golf
Speaker 3: trip and all the top CEOs of every American fortune
Speaker 3: five hundred country company, they were all in riot. They
Speaker 3: were all there, and I'm in the room with them.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, what am I doing here? Guard My
Speaker 3: dad was a waiter and a family core guy. I'm like,
Speaker 3: how did I end up here? But the other thing
Speaker 3: that is fairly amazing is how recognized I am. That
Speaker 3: kind of threw threw me a little bit. I did
Speaker 3: not expect that at all.
Speaker 1: Well, you didn't expect it when you went to the
Speaker 1: Middle East, either, but you were.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: That was the moment that I went up to talk
Speaker 3: to Secretary of State Rubio, who was on his way
Speaker 3: to Turkey, and I wanted to pass something on to him,
Speaker 3: and you know, so I went up near the dais.
Speaker 3: I didn't even go to the dais, and Dan Scavino
Speaker 3: pointed out to the President that I was there, and
Speaker 3: he's sitting next to MBS and goes, oh, Crown Prince,
Speaker 3: you see that guy. He's the most important guy in
Speaker 3: America media. You know he's having fun, he's entertaining himself.
Speaker 3: Yes he does. He doesn't make anywhere near your money,
Speaker 3: but he makes. He came up with some astronomical made
Speaker 3: up some that's how much money he makes. And the guys,
Speaker 3: I said, sir, they don't know who I am. The
Speaker 3: guy that was, right, goes Hannity, next guy next to him.
Speaker 3: Sean Hannity talked news guy next to him, nine PM Eastern.
Speaker 2: No way, Oh, that's actually yeah, I mean say, but
Speaker 2: that's These are the moments, Sean. Right, you can pass
Speaker 2: this on to your kids and your grandkids. Right, You're
Speaker 2: going to come back and tell them like, this is surreal.
Speaker 3: Well, what the what I can tell people is that
Speaker 3: just knowing this president. Oh, I didn't even finish the
Speaker 3: story that when he finally got settled in his hotel
Speaker 3: in his room, I went into his room and in
Speaker 3: the room was Jensen Wong from Navidia Elon and his
Speaker 3: son x Laura, and Eric Trump and Marco Rubio and
Speaker 3: then me, what's wrong with that picture? Who you know?
Speaker 3: Pick one who doesn't belong and put an ex through
Speaker 3: that person That was me, And it was cool were
Speaker 3: they were playing a rerun of When the President Arrived.
Speaker 3: We were watching it, and then we were talking about stuff.
Speaker 3: So I think I think the interview that I'm going
Speaker 3: to have with him tomorrow will give us a real
Speaker 3: insight into how this is going to play out.
Speaker 2: Sean Hannity, let us all the time we have here
Speaker 2: at four o'clock in the morning for you.
Speaker 3: You're cutting me off on my ill tell you even
Speaker 3: though even it's amazing it's nearly four thirty in the morning. Yes,
Speaker 3: and I'll be.
Speaker 1: Glad to tell you in the morning.
Speaker 2: What a high performer you are, sounding alert and sharp
Speaker 2: at four thirty in the morning, Sir, I have to give.
Speaker 3: You two on three hours sleep.
Speaker 1: I'm amazing, that's your normal.
Speaker 3: That's pretty much all right. Well, I miss everybody. I
Speaker 3: hope this is valuable to people we have. I'm doing
Speaker 3: a two hour show tonight nine to eleven Marco Rubio,
Speaker 3: my full interview with him on Air Force one. Uh.
Speaker 3: And oh, we've got a great lineup. John Fetterman tonight,
Speaker 3: Victor Davis Hansome tonight. I mean, we've got everybody, and
Speaker 3: we will be watching the script. I know you'll be watching.
Speaker 1: I will be all two hours so that I can
Speaker 1: bug you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, by the way, I you know, I guarantee while
Speaker 3: I'm away, God help your audience, because you're going to
Speaker 3: be talking the way you normally talk.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take.
Speaker 2: Good care of your people. I promise. I will not
Speaker 2: do anything that is outside the box of the Sean handy,
Speaker 2: you know, perimeter. Don't worry.
Speaker 1: Everything is fine here taking care of the house.
Speaker 3: I said, Hi, and I miss everybody, and I'll see
Speaker 3: when I go.
Speaker 2: You miss your back, boss. All right, safe travels and
Speaker 2: be careful in the shower.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, Bye bye.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show. I loved hearing
Speaker 5: from Sean as Linda interviewed him. Oh my goodness. If
Speaker 5: you miss that, you've got to tune in tonight to
Speaker 5: his live TV show from China two hours long tonight.
Speaker 5: A lot of great interviews coming up. Well that was
Speaker 5: so interesting. Anyway, my name is Rose, sitting in for
Speaker 5: Sean today while he's in China. I just want to
Speaker 5: remind you of my new show on Real Life Network.
Speaker 5: It's available now, I'm so All you have to do
Speaker 5: is go to Real Life network dot com, log in,
Speaker 5: for free and search Rose Unplugged. Don't forget my ministry.
Speaker 5: She is called by him dot com. We have a
Speaker 5: prayer room, taking prayer requests, daily devotional coming soon, and
Speaker 5: a free weekly newsletter that you have to sign up for.
Speaker 5: Though it's a really good newsletter. You're gonna love it, okay.
Speaker 5: So joining me now is Lyric Elizabeth Gillett, founder and
Speaker 5: executive director of Faces of Choice, an organization dedicated to
Speaker 5: bringing awareness to a group of people many never even
Speaker 5: think about, and that is survivors of abortion attempts. So
Speaker 5: she's got a mission to change the cultural conversation around
Speaker 5: abortion by putting human faces to the word choice. I
Speaker 5: had no idea there were that many survivors of abortion attempts. So, Lyric,
Speaker 5: thank you so much for being with us today.
Speaker 2: Rose.
Speaker 4: It is an absolute honor to be on with you.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, absolutely. We've been getting to know each other
Speaker 5: over the last couple of weeks. Someone introduced us, and
Speaker 5: I have to say that I love what you're doing
Speaker 5: and I want you to share with anyone that's listening
Speaker 5: what abortion survivor means and explain why these stories matter
Speaker 5: so deeply yeah, Rose.
Speaker 4: You know, ten years ago I woke up to a
Speaker 4: pattern of stories that I did not know existed. And
Speaker 4: that is a pattern of survivors of abortion. And I
Speaker 4: want to clarify what I mean by that. I mean
Speaker 4: real men and women who were aborted while they were
Speaker 4: still in their mother's wombs, but who survived a process.
Speaker 4: There are hundreds of thousands of such survivors living around
Speaker 4: the world today, and I've been honored to meet quite
Speaker 4: a number of them. And you know, when you look
Speaker 4: at the course of human history, you realize that every
Speaker 4: effective humanitarian effort of our era has had the face
Speaker 4: of the survivor attached to it, and it takes it
Speaker 4: from this abstract conversation, like you know, a clump of
Speaker 4: cells and a thing and an argument and a political conversation,
Speaker 4: and it moves this to a human face that actually
Speaker 4: has a name and a story and can look you
Speaker 4: in the eye. And when you look a survivor of
Speaker 4: abortion in the eye and you tell them I supported
Speaker 4: your mother's choice, that hits differently, Rose, because had that
Speaker 4: choice worked, had that abortion been successful, the person that
Speaker 4: you are looking at right now would not exist. And
Speaker 4: so ten years ago I realized that this was a
Speaker 4: story that needed to be told, and so in twenty twenty,
Speaker 4: I was able to put together a commercial of survivors
Speaker 4: of abortion that we wanted to run during the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: And this was right in the stick of cancel culture. So,
Speaker 4: you know, we work with a network for months and
Speaker 4: then just days before this was supposed to launch, we
Speaker 4: realized it wasn't going to happen, that we were effectively
Speaker 4: being blocked from running the ad, and there was a
Speaker 4: big media blets that happened. The ad actually played at
Speaker 4: the March for Life right after President Trump spoke and
Speaker 4: left the stage. But you know, this showed me something
Speaker 4: important that vibrant messaging cuts through where a lot of
Speaker 4: traditional messaging does not. But I didn't want to stop there.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to end with the March for Life
Speaker 4: because I wasn't just trying to preach to the choir.
Speaker 4: I wanted the world to come face to face with
Speaker 4: the reality of choice. And after this World Cup bid
Speaker 4: or sorry, super Bowl bit that did not go forward,
Speaker 4: COVID happened just a month later. The world changed. But
Speaker 4: late last year I received word that this ad featuring
Speaker 4: survivors of abortion, this ad campaign was approved to run
Speaker 4: during the twenty twenty six FIFA World Cup, And you
Speaker 4: know what, Rose, I think Americans in general could not
Speaker 4: give a hoot about soccer, and I refused to call
Speaker 4: it football. But the unique thing about what's happening this
Speaker 4: time around this World Cup is capturing the world. This
Speaker 4: World Cup initiative is so unique because right now, for
Speaker 4: the first time in thirty years, the World Cup is
Speaker 4: happening in the United States, and we know how FIFA
Speaker 4: has honored President Trump. The chatter surrounding this World Cup
Speaker 4: Cup endeavor is very different from anything that we have
Speaker 4: seen in decades. So not only will the rest of
Speaker 4: the world at large be watching, but the United States
Speaker 4: will be a captive audience in a way that it
Speaker 4: never has before. And we received approval to run our
Speaker 4: ads during this campaign, and so that's what I'm trying
Speaker 4: to do, is to bring the world face to face
Speaker 4: with Choice, to kind of tapure language with the truth
Speaker 4: of a human encounter, and have the world look these
Speaker 4: survivors of abortion in the eye and understand that choice
Speaker 4: is a person with a story that you can actually hear.
Speaker 5: Important lyric too, that you explained to our listeners why
Speaker 5: this is so important and what the message is because
Speaker 5: I went to your site. In fact, you might want
Speaker 5: to mention your site, your website, but I went there
Speaker 5: and I was listening to the stories and I had
Speaker 5: no idea. I mean, there's one story about a set
Speaker 5: of twins and the attempt to abort both. Well, actually
Speaker 5: the mom didn't know there were two, so they only
Speaker 5: aborted one and the other actually survived. I mean, these
Speaker 5: are really powerful stories. Can you share one or two
Speaker 5: with the audience so they understand just how important this
Speaker 5: message is and how powerful the message is.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And so the website that you mentioned is Faces
Speaker 4: of Choice dot org, and we do have a new
Speaker 4: website launching soon in conjunction with the World Cup. But
Speaker 4: right now you can see many of these stories, and
Speaker 4: the one that you references of a survivor named Claire Colwell,
Speaker 4: and I'll never forget that when she was recording the story,
Speaker 4: she said, I want you to look at me and
Speaker 4: see what an abortion grows up to look like. And
Speaker 4: the circumstance was that, as you said, her mother did
Speaker 4: not realize that she was pregnant with twins. She was
Speaker 4: very young, and she went in for this abortion and
Speaker 4: the abortion was successful. A dead baby was the result,
Speaker 4: but they didn't realize that Claire was still alive until
Speaker 4: a few months later, and we have the story time
Speaker 4: and again. There are so many individuals I've come into
Speaker 4: contact with and the course of this who are twin survivors,
Speaker 4: a twinless twin. Other individuals like Hope Hoffman. She survived
Speaker 4: a DNC abortion and when you look at her video
Speaker 4: on faces of choice dot org, you can see where
Speaker 4: the instrument for the abortion scraped out a portion of
Speaker 4: her brain. And this happened at ten and a half weeks.
Speaker 4: This was not far along and at ten and a
Speaker 4: half weeks Hope was aborted, but she survived and she
Speaker 4: has cerebral palsy today as a result of this abortion.
Speaker 4: But you know, her story is so powerful and the
Speaker 4: fact that her name is Hope, I think brings an
Speaker 4: incredible dynamic to this. And you know, for the World
Speaker 4: Cup initiative, Rose, I've been looking for survivors all around
Speaker 4: the world and a very recent story that I encountered
Speaker 4: and that they will be taking part in this campaign
Speaker 4: is a story of a woman in Argentina who was
Speaker 4: a renowned abortionist and people would actually travel from all
Speaker 4: over South America to come receive her services. And then
Speaker 4: one day she encountered Jesus and when she did, she
Speaker 4: stopped being an abortion. But it wasn't before she had
Speaker 4: aborted her own daughter, but her daughter survived. Her daughter
Speaker 4: is really years old, yes, and now they travel around
Speaker 4: South America telling the story. This is the full scope.
Speaker 4: This is what people need to understand. You know, another
Speaker 4: survivor in Hungary, he was aboarded multiple times actually in
Speaker 4: the nineteen fifties and Hungary, and he survived. But now
Speaker 4: today he has twelve children of his own and he
Speaker 4: has saved fifty thousand babies in Hungary. This is the
Speaker 4: type of story arc that we're talking about. And the
Speaker 4: unique component of survivors of abortion is that you can
Speaker 4: identify with them no matter who you are, no matter
Speaker 4: where you are, there is a survivor with a story
Speaker 4: that actually identifies with your story. And so that's the
Speaker 4: effort that we're trying to put forth here during the
Speaker 4: World Cup initiative, and at the same time we're also
Speaker 4: working to just you know, it's really a two part
Speaker 4: mission here. The first one is that at the end
Speaker 4: of the live final, which there's going to be a
Speaker 4: billion and a half viewers of this live final on
Speaker 4: July nineteenth. But at the end of this live final,
Speaker 4: my goal is very simple, and that's whether you are
Speaker 4: pro life or whether you are still pro abortion. When
Speaker 4: you hear the word choice, now you see the face
Speaker 4: and you remember the story of a living survivor. I
Speaker 4: want to hack the global psyche. That's the number one goal.
Speaker 4: Number two though, is that really awareness without a relational
Speaker 4: pathway is pretty useless, It's pretty ineffective. So we're working
Speaker 4: through the new website that I'm talking about to route
Speaker 4: back to the rest of the pro life ecosystem as
Speaker 4: a whole, whether that's Heartbeat International or so many other organizations.
Speaker 4: We want to point back to them and say, look,
Speaker 4: here's a globe. Here are ways to access these organizations
Speaker 4: that are already putting in the boots on the ground
Speaker 4: work for decades to save lives through pregnancy resource centers,
Speaker 4: through adoption, through post a boardive healing. We want to
Speaker 4: redirect back to all of these organizations are actually engaging
Speaker 4: in this life saving work through plugins, through other things.
Speaker 4: So really we're targeting an awareness, a language shift, but
Speaker 4: also to say prcs exists. Pregnancy resource centers exist. And
Speaker 4: you know something wild I recently learned is that when
Speaker 4: Jade Vance was on the campaign trail, someone spoke with
Speaker 4: him about a pregnancy resource center and was telling them, look,
Speaker 4: this is what we have, this is the organization rerun.
Speaker 4: He did not know what a pregnancy resource center was,
Speaker 4: and he was at that level of politics. So if
Speaker 4: our vice president wasn't aware of these pro life resources
Speaker 4: available to women in unexpected pregnancies, how much more so
Speaker 4: across the country and across the world are women unaware
Speaker 4: that there is a robust network all across the globe
Speaker 4: just waiting to help them in a moment of crisis,
Speaker 4: to help them with their children.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's so poud.
Speaker 5: I mean what spuck me most about going to your
Speaker 5: site and about your mission is that it moves this
Speaker 5: issue out of the abstraction and then into human reality,
Speaker 5: because I mean, when you encounter these people and you
Speaker 5: actually see these survivors, it's so very powerful. And I
Speaker 5: wonder if you even run into people who disagree politically
Speaker 5: but are affected differently once they hear survivors stories directly.
Speaker 4: Very much so, we recently spoke with a woman who
Speaker 4: actually is Persian, and she had said that for years
Speaker 4: she had maintained that, you know, especially in the rape
Speaker 4: exception situation, that you could never really even talk with
Speaker 4: a person about choosing life because the situation was so
Speaker 4: heavy and so weighty. But she said that upon watching
Speaker 4: these videos, she realized that even in the case of rape,
Speaker 4: it's a person too, it's also a human being. And
Speaker 4: you know, the face that's kind of pre eminent on
Speaker 4: the website and others is a young girl named Jalen
Speaker 4: whose video will be released soon, and she's kind of
Speaker 4: the trifecta of situations here. She was conceived in rape mother.
Speaker 4: Her sweet mother was thirteen years old when she was
Speaker 4: perpetrated against and Jalen also ended up having disabilities, and
Speaker 4: she was in a biracial context, and so many other
Speaker 4: elements where they were using these situations to say you
Speaker 4: should abort all of the classic you should abort situations,
Speaker 4: and her brave mother chose life, and as a result,
Speaker 4: Jalen is alive today. She was adopted by an incredible family,
Speaker 4: again removing the stigma of adoption, and her story is
Speaker 4: so powerful. She's twenty two years old now and she
Speaker 4: is a bright light She's incredible. It's stories like these that,
Speaker 4: as you said, take it out of the abstract and say,
Speaker 4: you know, we're not discussing politics. We're not discussing clumps
Speaker 4: of cells. We are discussing living breeding people who had
Speaker 4: the act of abortion enacted against them and who survived
Speaker 4: and are here.
Speaker 1: Amen, good work.
Speaker 5: No, you're in the very decisive moment right now with
Speaker 5: this campaign. Something needs to happen. You have about a
Speaker 5: minute or two to get it all out what needs
Speaker 5: to happen over the next few weeks to actually bring
Speaker 5: this message to the world at the scale that you
Speaker 5: believe it deserves.
Speaker 4: Well, I want to invite your incredible audience and Shawn's
Speaker 4: incredible audience into a global storytelling campaign with a moment
Speaker 4: that is unique and unlike any other, to move the
Speaker 4: world towards life. And so right now we have about
Speaker 4: nine and a half million in pledges and we're trying
Speaker 4: to raise the last five the last five million, and
Speaker 4: I would love for any of your audience and any
Speaker 4: of the partners listening now that actually want to pursue
Speaker 4: this in a way that moves the world. And we
Speaker 4: have some really exciting interactions. We actually have many Paquiao
Speaker 4: joining this campaign, and others that I can't release their
Speaker 4: names yet, But if you want to be part of
Speaker 4: a global storytelling campaign in this manner, please contact us
Speaker 4: through Faces of Choice dot org. Please get in contact
Speaker 4: with me and help us tell this story in a
Speaker 4: way that has never been told before to an actual
Speaker 4: global audience on a stage unlike anything we've seen.
Speaker 5: Perfect Lyric, thank you so much. By the way, we
Speaker 5: love your name here. We were all talking about that earlier.
Speaker 5: It's Faces off choice dot org. No, by the way,
Speaker 5: any contribution is accepted and grateful, very very gratefully received,
Speaker 5: so please check it out and see what you can
Speaker 5: do to help get this message out there. Lyric, thank
Speaker 5: you so much for joining us today. This is a
Speaker 5: Sean Hannity Show. We'll be right back with more after
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