Today, John discusses another challenge to the Texas heartbeat law. He also looks at what the Dobbs case could mean for the country if it is upheld and how there could still be hope for pro-lifers in California if it is upheld.

Today, John and Jonathan discuss the topic of kids having abortions, and ways in which California tries to ensure that parents are kept in the dark about their minor children's abortions.

Today on Right to Life Radio, John discusses why pro-choice advocates opposed pro-life efforts to make men pay for pregnancy costs, and discusses why Joe Manchin is the last hope for holding onto the Hyde Amendment.

Linda Teliha shares more stories from the sidewalk, and John and Jonathan discuss the Women's Health Protection Act, the worst abortion bill ever presented to Congress.

John and Jonathan discuss a terrible op-ed in the Fresno Bee about the Texas abortion law, discuss the great Supreme Court case on assisted suicide Washington v Glucksberg, and discuss SB 742.

John and Jonathan talk about the California recall results and what that means for the pro-life movement in the state moving forward. They also discuss SB 742, a bill that would put a buffer zone between "protester" and all vaccination sites. This would prohibit pro-life advocates from offering resources to women and couples entering abortion facilities like Planned Parenthood.

Today John and Jonathan discuss more details of the Texas abortion bill, and they also discuss the egregious attack on CA pro-lifers' free speech rights, SB 742, which will effectively ban sidewalk counseling if signed by the Governor.

Today, John talks with Linda Teliha for more Stories from the Sidewalk, and reacts to the Supreme Court's refusal to block Texas' Heartbeat Bill banning abortion after six weeks.

John and Jonathan recap the awesome California March for Life, go over bad legislation before the CA Legislature, and talk about how you can magnify your voice as a California citizen.

On today's show, John explains in-depth what Roe v. Wade really did, and its historical and legal errors. You WILL learn a lot from this one!