what we were engaging in was the mass killing of the unborn.illions of children who had -- would never be helped, who would never open their eyes, who would never see the sunrise. we never would become parents and grandparents. the dismemberment and torture of tiny bodies and we told ourselves that we were virtuous for our why. we reversed good and evil, we told ourselves the killing had continued because if it did not, we would be imposing economic hardship. we told the young woman that abortion was not merely a choice, it was a valuable, worthwhile choice, we told them to shout abortion. be proud of participating and killing. governor andrew cuomo of new york said those who are right to life have no place in the state of new york. just this week, canadian prime minister justin trudeau said pro-lifers were not in line with where we are as a society. maybe they are right. maybe we are not in line with society. we do live in a time when the democratic party has embraced abortion and the time when many in the republican party spent time pledging

what we are engaging in was mass killing of the unborn.illions of children who would never open their eyes, never see the sunrise, never become parents. the torture of tiny bodies, and we told ourselves that we were virtuous for our lives. we told ourselves that the killing had to continue, because if it didn't, we would be imposing economic hardship. we told young women that abortion was a valuable choice. he told them to be proud of participating in the killing of the unborn. -- just thist was week prime minister justin trudeau said the pro-lifers were not in line with where we are as a society. maybe they are right. maybe we are not in line with society. time, where many of the republican parties when nationstime around the world are loosening their restrictions. perhaps we are out of line with the rest of society, to which i say good. so were the abolitionists, the civil rights marchers, the martyrs in rome and the jews in egypt. righteousness does not have to be popular. and so we march for those who can't. the media will ignore us be

unborn children. since roe vs. wade, in 1973, we've seen over 60 million fellow human beings lose their lives. this is the greatest human rights violation, largest humanitarian crisis and gravest assault on inalienable rights of our time. we will not sit by and watch this happen. as a doctor and a soldier, i've spent my whole life fighting to save lives. to protect the innocent. i work now at -- to see the end to this assault on life. part of that starts with ending funding to planned parenthood. america's largest abortion provider. which performs over 320,000 abortions every single year. this is over one out of every three abortions. abortion must end because america stands on the equal worth of every human being. mr. green: madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for o

abortions are an injustice to the unborn and complete disregard for life. congress should prevent taxpayer money from ever being funneled into immoral organizations like planned parenthood and finally put an end to abortion. i unapologetically stand with the children, with these babies who do not have a voice of their own to fight. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. veasey, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life of my dear friend, dion phillips bagsly, pictured here. dion was a very strong leader in the fort worth community. she served as a role moddle to so many people, including myself, and she was really -- model to so many people, including myself, and she was really trying to segregate the fort worth schools. it spurred her to run for the county commissioner seat in precinct one in 19 . when she ran she became the first woman and first african-american to became a county commissioner. she did a tremendous job for the county and city of fort worth. roughout her 16-y

he did not murder their unborn son. and this case has not been solved. >> who better to make that argument than jason young, himself? but so far, remember, he'd never said a word to anyone about that november night. and almost five years' silence. >> it's always a big decision for defense attorneys whether or not to call their clients. >> breaeth karas is a former prosecutor and legal analyst. she covered the trial. >> this is a case that really begged for jason young to testify. if he was innocent. >> after all this time. >> if he is truly innocent, get on the stand and tell the story. >> we call jason young. >> with his mother sitting in the front row, jason young prepared to do just that. the defense attorney hit it hard off the top. >> did you kill your wife, michelle? >> no, sir. >> were you there when it happened? >> no, sir.

the unborn. as members of the senate values action team, throughout the year, we are blessed with the opportunity to work with and hear from so many who are committed to protecting human life at all stages. i thank my colleagues for sharing this message of life today, and i at this time would like to yield to the senator from missouri. senator. mr. blunt: well, i want to thank senator ernst for yielding and for her leadership in these issues. you know, all of us hear today are here at a time when thousands of people from around the country, including hundreds from missouri, will be here to participate in the annual march for life. they see, as we do, that an unborn child is not a potential person, but it's a person with potential, a whole, living, distinct human being. polling reflects that the american people understand that in a significant way. it's not a celebration but a powerful reminder that we value life as people come here this time of year. more americans are coming all the time to supp

furthermore, i want to commend senator albright for her continued work to protect the dignity of the unborn life. i look forward to working with all of you this session as we represent pro-life nebraskans, and look for new ways and supporting expecting mothers and unborn children. we must also continue to protect public safety and the nebraska communities. each year, we have collaborated to bring about important change in our correction system. together, we have completed sentencing reform for nonviolent offenders, and invested in our prison and upgraded our facilities to help deliver programming that we need, and we are connecting inmates more quickly to the right program. we also have invested in additional staff and staff retention incentives. as you know, there is more work to be done. while sentencing reform has helped to control population growth in our prison, new felony admissions mean fluoresced -- means population is not decreased at the rate expected. i recommend to try bring our population level below what was set by the legislature. i look forward to working with the chairman a

on friday to speak up for the innocent unborn. i thank them for reminding us of this great injustice and i join them in praying that one day every child will be safe from he abortion. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. a senator: mr. president, this coming friday tens of thousands of americans will take to the snowy streets of washington, d.c. to exercise their fundamental rights on behalf of millions of others who cannot. mr. lee: they'll come from every state in the iewn, including the state of -- in the union, including the state of utah to march to the united states supreme court. they will be marching down constitution avenue in the name of justice and in defense of the innocent. the march for life is a spectacular tradition in american politics, a mass demonstration of joy. despite its size and the diversity of its participants, sometimes north of 100,000 souls born and unborn, the march is typically ignored by the mainstream media. the marchers also know that the supreme court, r

the more science advances, the more we understand about the unborn, the more we see the inse of lifew and expand the hearts of people all across this country. alsoe days ahead, let's resolve to tell the story of not what we are fighting for but who . let's tell the stories of the changed lives and the saved .ives as never before let's not just appeal to the mind of the american people, let's appeal to their hearts. this week, we got a letter from a little girl who i had the privilege of meeting at the white house today. she came to the march for life. ago, herover a decade mom was facing a time of great crisis. along withd me today her daughter, she found herself in a crisis or nancy in a difficult relationship, more difficult than i could imagine. from aght help faith-based clinic. found not judgment, she found love, compassion, and care. comfort she chose life. and that little life was sitting right next to me at the white house today. [applause] vice pres. pence: she delivered her letter and i asked if she might read it and she did. she wrote, thank you for supporting stanton heal

it is not that right that i object to but the right that is given them to kill an unborn fetus, an unborn child. i want to share with you the story that my colleague, chris smith, told me some time ago on this floor. that was 1992. it is the story of a anna rosa rodriguez. she was a survivor of of an abortion at that time. another group of people we haven't talked about very much on the floor. at birth she was a healthy 3-pound baby girl except for her injury, she was missing an arm, and survived a botched abortion. her mother attempted to get an abortion in her 32nd week of pregnancy. she was perfectly healthy, eight weeks past what new york state law legally allows in the unsuccessful abortion attempt, the baby's arm was ripped off. house,, they failed -- however, they failed to kill anna rosa and she lived. cases like the rodry guess case are probably not common but abortion-related deaths and serious injuries occur moring fromly than most people are away. it's amazing that we can pay so much attention to issues such as human rights abroad and can allow the violent destruction of over

it should support the health of both women and children and unborn children. abortion is not health care. i urge my colleagues to vote no on this bill and uphold the protecting life and global health assistance policy. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is ecognized. ms. granger: i urge my colleagues to vote no on the bill before us today and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas yields back. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: madam speaker, it is long past time to end the trump shutdown. as our first legislative act of the year, we should isolate the political dispute over border security and reopen the government. there is simply no reason the senate should not pass the package given that they wrote the six full-year bills and passed a c.r. through february. i urge you to vote yes and yield back the balance of my time. the

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they have said that we're going to get rid of the status of person of the unborn. let's say a woman is beat up and she's eight months pregnant. up until now, that child -- that would have been murder of the child as well. that's no longer the case according to this. >> tucker: no it's not. let's call it what it is. this is a death cult obviously. >> it has to do with the love of death. >> tucker: father morris thank you. i think people should know this. well, the new agenda on the left has lot of free stuff. some of it for noncitizens. the free stuck for americans most people are for, after the break. i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >> tucker: democratic party supports expanding the american well stair state. free healthcare,

the whole valley, in fact, the country, heard about the crash that killed caden and erin and her unbornild, and heard a strange and disturbing story that 16-year-old justine center took deadly aim at erin's oncoming car, crossed the center line and plowed right into them. on purpose. shocking? oh, yes. as was the alleged reason. justine, said the police, was trying to commit suicide. how did they know? they found the evidence on justine's phone, they said. text messages, which she wrote herself and which, once county attorney ed cory began saw them, well, gave him no choice, he said. he charged her with deliberate homicide. montana's equivalent of murder. >> justine smashed head-on into another car. and by doing so, she should have known her actions could have killed somebody and under those circumstances, i think deliberate homicide was the only charge we could find. >> right. you charged her as an adult. why? she was 16. >> she was. the taking of two lives is not, in my opinion, a delinquent act. it's a crime. it needs to be prosecuted as a crime. and if convicted, it needs to be on h

this is not just between a woman and her doctor but also between a woman and unborn child.right to life every human no matter how small deserves the right to life fundamentally. speak to the people on the right don't ever take that, how do we see children who are unwanted? and educating them. >> emma: i don't think that is accurate at all. take it back, let me take back the everybody. but it is very much stops at when looking at roe v. wade and pro-choice, pro-life, what about the rest of the rights of the child? >> jenna: i think i know so many churches that provide all of these services. pro-life pregnancy centers that encourage -- and right now, trying to prevent pro-life adoption agencies from exercising those types of rights. and that stays with families. that is unfortunate. >> emma: that's another debate that we can have. >> shannon: i want to say many people and the movement and pro-choice who are fostering and adopting kids because they want to take their pro-life commitment beyond the womb. >> jenna: my own family. the ones on the rights are not the ones doing tha

may god continue to bless those who are marching for their passion and their love for the unborn and may god continue to bless these united states. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida rise? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, the house will vote again today to reopen the united states government and end president trump's government shutdown. it is unwarranted and wrong to force our coast guard, our t.s.a. and customs and border officers, our air traffic controllers and others to work without pay. one of my neighbors who runs a small business in tampa in her retirement years to support her son with mental disabilities advised me that as a tax preparer, i cannot get responses from the i.r.s. that affect my clients. another neighbor who hoped to retire by year's end and is also running out of hope says, we are told there is no more funding after january 1

to stand up for the unborn. they later backed off when they thl realized that there was another side to the story. it turns out when you look at a hours worth of video covering the entire incident, a few things emerge. the students had gathered to listen to a group that calls themselves himself the black hebrew israelites. for anyone who from times the routine of these activist is prettyty predictable. they use racially charged rhetoric in an attempt to provoke reactions and thenea th capture it all on video. this is what they were doing to the covington high school students. >> a bunch of child molester leap. >> that reaches garbage on. rawell, contrary to the earlier reporting on the this story became clear that the students didn't confront anyone. all they did was stand their groundnd as they were being verbally assaulted. now why wasn't that the focus o the media story? imagine if a couple of white pastors yelling epitaphs at white students on mlk day. let's say that this is different . because the covington

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our children yet unborn will remember and they will thank us in their prayers. >> jeanne, tell me how every year in the coldest week of the year, you're able to increase your numbers, people that attend the march. >> honestly, it's just the issue, dana. we're really modest in terms of our organization, our budget and our staff. it's the issue that just draws everyone out. so regardless if we have a blizzard in 2016 or subsee accessory temperatures in 2014 or a government shut down in 2019, we seem to get more and more people. it's a little shocking because most of them are young people. well under the age of 30 and so positive and enthusiastic about this issue. >> dana: a former democratic dnc party chairman has said the pro life movement is unreasonable and extreme and can be no consensus. how do you respond to accusations like that? >> he's really out of touch with mainstream america. the truth of the matter is mainstream america would limit abortion to the first three months of pregnancy. eight out of ten americans. that polling goes for 12 years strong at this stage of the game. t

the people who have peacefully and respectfully gathered in washington, d.c., to stand up for the unborn." well, she and father martin and some others later backed off when they all realized that there was another side to the story. it turns out that when you look at an hour worth of video covering the entire incident, a few things emerge. the students had gathered to listen to a group that called itself "the black hebrew israelites." i've never heard of them before. they traversed times square, the routine is pretty predictable. the use of racially charged rhetoric in an attempt to provoke reactions, and then they capture it all nvidia. and this is what they were doing to the covington high school students. >> you [bleep]! a bunch of child molesting [bleep]! >> look at these dirty crackers. >> that's right. a bunch of babies made out of incest! >> laura: well, contrary to the early reporting, it became clear that the students didn't confront anyone. all they did was stand their ground. as they were being verbally assaulted. now why wasn't that the focus of the media story? imagine if a

it should support the health of both women and children and unborn children. abortion is not health care. i urge my colleagues to vote no on this bill and uphold the protecting life and global health assistance policy. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is ecognized. ms. granger: i urge my colleagues to vote no on the bill before us today and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas yields back. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: madam speaker, it is long past time to end the trump shutdown. as our first legislative act of the year, we should isolate the political dispute over border security and reopen the government. there is simply no reason the senate should not pass the package given that they wrote the six full-year bills and passed a c.r. through february. i urge you to vote yes and yield back the balance of my time. the

to see this administration even moving in the direction of not ,nly impacting unborn babies their brainsthat is what mercury does -- but it is to the communities of color. again, it is unimaginable we are still considering having andrew wheeler as the nominee when he has so evidently shown his this regard for community's of color and for young children. as you can tell, i'm very passionate about this. i think it is also important for us to know our moms are working will stop we know there are activists out here that are not sitting quietly. amy:h, we have to leave it there. and mary anne hitt narrator: on this episode of "earth focus," climate change

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[applause] the more science advances the more we understand about the unborn, the more we see the causef life grow and expand in the hearts of people across this country. and in the days ahead, let us also resolve to tell the story of not just what we are fighting for but the two. let us tell the stories. of the changed lives and the saved lives. as never before. let us not just appeal to the mind of the american people, let us appeal to their hearts. this week, we got a letter. from a little girl. who i actually had the privilege of meeting at the white house today. she came to the march for life. and just over a decade ago, her facing a time of great crisis. , along withme today her daughter, she found herself in a crisis pregnancy and a difficult relationship, more difficult than i could imagine. ht help from a faith-based clinic called stand with me health care. and there she found not judgment, she found love and compassion and support and care. and she chose life. life was sitting right next to me at the white house today. [cheers and applause] she delivered her letter to me and i

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i don't think that's what i got reservation with one fin if it was we don't ask the small notably unborn child plans it's not funny but it's kind of a hold off on sunday mornings didn't know what i was all it's what i got right inside out as old as i can exercise will cling so that we look at the mirror often as if it was an abiding love i thought i'd like to own. so well off now for through it so nervous i think my friend there was a chance and you can. have your entire life. so good that agency managed to find love for me and make this dream come true. the suffering nation guy said that no one. can be his fate is not helped by a series of missed. it turns out i would want to strike out to help me. and the ones i'd spoken austria he's two years old for the read. the next important question for him how can i get to a mania and how you want to do it. what they directly said from could go on but you don't believe it so we're going to check in from berlin because how you going to get to prolong a phone call on how money can i meet that could have been unearthed from but i mean . i look at s

me just say that again, they have said that we are going to get rid of the status of person of the unborno let's say a woman is beat up and she's eight months pregnant. up until now, that would have been murder of the child as well. and that's no longer the case according to this. >> tucker: it's not. let's just call it what it is, this is a death cult, obviously. >> i think cardinal dolan said ghoulish, which have to do with the goal log, which to do with the love of death. and that's exactly what this is. >> tucker: thank you. >> i'm sorry. be what i think people should know this. >> yes. >> tucker: well, the new agenda on the left has an awful lot of free stuff. some of it for noncitizens. the free stuff for americans most people are for, why are we giving it to people who aren't from here and don't hold citizenship? good question. after the break. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up

she was taken to the hospital, where she and her unborn baby were pronounced dead.ording to police, the man eventually left the scene and the victim's vehicle. he was later arrested. >> that is just a horrid story. 5:24 right now. >>> three people are dead, several others injured when a truck plowed into a group of pedestrians in hawaii. it happened yesterday in honolulu. police say the 27-year-old driver of a ford f-150 pickup was fleeing a minor accident when he hit six people, crossing the street. police say it appears speed and alcohol obviously involved. >>> the family of michael jackson firing back at a documentary "finding neverland" calling it "a public lynching." that film debuted friday at the sundance film festival. hbo is supposed to air it later this year. it focuses on two men claiming jackson befriended them when they were young and later abused them. one film critic who has seen that calls it powerful. >> over four hours of incredibly graphic descriptions of sexual abuse. it was incredibly devastating to watch, and i think that this will reopen a lot

wade, bringing us close to y50ers since unborn children have not had legal protection. mr. la mall far: there have been an estimated 69.4 million bortions in america. mr. lamalfa: this is still shocking and horrifying for those who believe all life is sacred. the america is split nearly in half being pro-life or pro-choice but americans don't believe their tax dollars should be used to fund abortions. largest provider of abortions in the united states, planned parenthood, is taxpayer subsidized despite reporting over $1.4 billion in ref view for -- revenue for 2016-2017. they provide over 1/3 of the nation's abortions. it's unconscionable that americans are asked to support for an industry that are fundamentally or morally opposed to. if only they understood the whole truth on the abortion industry and how much it hurts women and the unborn. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speake

this year we remember aiden as well as all unborn children whose lives were cut short. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman --the gentlewoman from is recognized for one minute. ms. adams: i rise today on day 27 of the trump shut down to talk about the real world impacts on those in my congressional district. ordinary americans who hope and pray for an end to this manufactured crisis. this week i held a teletown hall to hear personal stories from my constituents. i heard from an 0-year-old grandmother who is worried sick about what a long-term shutdown means to her medicare. i heard from a t.s.a. officer who struggles to make ends meet on his $23,000 salary and wonders how he will survive if he misses another paycheck. i heard from folks who worry about their tax refunds and their snap benefits, their home loans. i heard from people who wonder how much longer will their chil

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