Eva Edl, an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor, shares her remarkable journey as a pro-life advocate. She discusses the intense legal challenges pro-life protesters face today. Eva reflects on her past experiences in death camps and how they shaped her courageous fight for life. Her insights provide a powerful perspective on resilience and moral conviction in the face of adversity, sparking an urgent conversation about the implications of current laws on free expression for advocates.

Cleta Mitchell, founder of the Election Integrity Network, dives into the urgent fight for election fairness in Georgia, revealing how illegal aliens are registered to vote across the nation. Meanwhile, Eva Edl, an 89-year-old survivor of a communist concentration camp, shares her harrowing experience of facing ten years in prison for peacefully protesting outside an abortion clinic, revealing the struggles against authoritarianism. Together, they navigate the intersection of political propaganda and the implications for individual freedoms in today's America.