Love them both the unborn and the mother.

That was the theme of a pro-life rally today in Frankfurt.

Abortion is now illegal and almost all cases in Kentucky.

But pro-life forces say for them, there's still some work to be done.

Students always give me these armbands and they say a lot of things Love Jesus.

But last night I grabbed the tiniest armband and it said, God's got this.

And he certainly has had this today in the highest regard.

We're here because every life has value.

Every life is a gift.

And your presence here bears witness to that today.

In order to reverse the generational decline of respect for life in our culture, each and every one of us must speak out against the culture of death in our daily lives.

This is the only way we can cultivate a lasting and fruitful pro-life generation.

At this time in Kentucky's history.

As of August, the first 2022 abortion facilities were closed.

But our work is not done.

The facilities may be closed.

But we have the illegal transporting of drugs, abortion pills into the state, people selling them on Amazon.

Giving them away for free.

Risking the lives of young women.

I believe it is so critically important.

That when we look at what do we do as a pro-life movement?

What do we do moving forward?

Post jobs?

What do we do?

We make sure we love them both.

Love you for that all they tell you that is dead on.

That is exactly right.

That focusing here on how they've always done this.

But we do this in a very aggressive way right now, a very open and vocal way as we are loving them both.

We're going to.

Do our best as folk with love of life to help you, and we're going to talk to our legislators.

And I think that's what's going to pass laws to help you.

We are going to make sure that what we focus and all the focusing on the baby.

We don't lose sight of the moment as it was in crisis.

Come on, somebody.

What?

Come on.