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Abortion is officially on the ballot in four states this fall. Clare Kosmalski has the details. Also, Paul Kengor weighs in on the legacy of the late Mikhail Gorbachev and Emily Belz has an update on an Afghan man who was left behind after the US left the country.
Ever since Elizabeth Warren declared pro-life pregnancy centers to be “fake clinics,” tech giants like Google have been working to reinforce that message. Google will modify its search results to add tags to pregnancy centers stating that they do not provide abortion services. Clare Kosmalski joins us with more on this story and other pro-life news.
Yesterday the Russian media announced the death of Mikhail Gorbachev, the final president of the Soviet Union, whose resignation on Christmas Day 1991 “officially” marked the end of the USSR. Gorbachev had a complicated relationship with the USSR’s legacy and, despite some reports that he was a believer, never publicly professed a faith in God. We discuss more of his legacy with Paul Kengor.
In Hour 2, All asks what is the state of American Conservatism? Where is it going? Matthew Continetti, author of The Right: The 100-Year Battle for American Conservatism, joins us.
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