It’s getting close! In just a few days pro-life Virginians from all across the state will join together for the 4th annual March for Life at the Richmond Capitol on Wednesday, April 27. As we think about that day—and also prepare our families for Resurrection Life Sunday—we’re going to talk about the urgent issues at stake in our Commonwealth when it comes to protecting human life in all its stages.

Between the future of Roe v Wade hanging in the balance at the U.S. Supreme Court and Virginians facing a basic test of humanity over whether they will continue allowing babies born alive to die—the stakes are high leading up to the annual Virginia March for Life on April 27.

Today we’re going to share some of the best and worst moments from the Virginia General Assembly Session. The highlights, the lowlights, and some moments that didn't get reported.

Even in the midst of the Ukraine war and unprecedented inflation, the Biden administration took time to publicly attack a Florida parental rights bill as quote “horrific.” And we see similar kinds of smear tactics being used against parental rights right here in Virginia’s Hanover County. What can parents do about it?

The parent revolution that began here in Virginia is continuing across the country--even in Blue State power centers like San Francisco, where we saw headlines about school board members losing their seats after ignoring parents one too many times. But what happens when one of the parental rights revolutionaries joins the local school board? We’re going to find out today.

From truck protests in Canada to churches and schools being shut down in Virginia - who would have ever predicted that a pandemic would lead to worldwide struggles over our most basic liberties? What can we learn from this cultural moment about constitutional government?

The budget battle wages on in the General Assembly. Will our taxes be lowered? And what about that surplus - will we see a refund?

Bills continue to barrel through the legislature dealing with parental authority and school choice. Students will no longer have to mask up at schools, but will homeschool students be permitted to try out for public school sports? Find out about that and more on this week's episode.

Plus, did that legislator just say what he just said? Inconceivable!

Things are happening and fast and furiously at the State Capitol—where there have been heated debates over whether students can be forced to wear masks or if parents have the right to review sexually explicit assignments, as well debate over pro-life and marriage issues. Where do things stand now, and where do we expect them to land?

Plus, a legislator with a pot shop on High Street?! Inconceivable!

It seems like every day we hear new examples of outrageous violations of parental rights from kids being handed obscene books, educators encouraging children to experiment with their gender identity; to military kids being targeted as "privileged." Why does this keep happening, and what can we do about it?