planned planned parenthood, it s the proof. if you have abortion and keep the mothers absolutely safe. in ireland the people decided 30 years ago, that we can offer better answers to women than abortion, and protect our mothers and other babies and made ireland like a safe haven for mothers and babies and planned parented hood as lili explained, they re raising global hysteria to try to force ireland to legalize abortion and as young women, the irish pro-life movement is rising not on our watch. mike: what can we learn from ireland? (applause) our audience agrees. i think we should absolutely look to ireland as an example how a country should protect its women and children and when secretary of state hillary clinton went there recently and instead of praising ireland for beating the united states at having a low maternity death rate made some pointed remarks saying they weren t doing a good enough job. we should look up to ireland
to manufacture facts, trick people, mislead people and happening again in ireland. i think right now the lesson is clear, don t go the way of the misleading abortion industry trying to make a profit off of the pain of women and hurt women and children, and stand for human rights like you ve done and america looks to you as a inspiration point and reinstitute the right to life in our own nation. [applause] i m told by many liberals this is the most important thing that a woman in america and woman in ireland wants is the right to have an abortion. now, both of you are young women and neither of you feel the most important thing in your life is to have access to an abortion. have we been misled to believe that this is what women went more than anything? and i want both of to you respond to that? i think absolutely, governor, we have. and the reason that ireland is not so much for global for
for being here and thank you for the candor of your story. thank you. mike: but, jessica, don t let none ever tell you that you re not a person of extraordinary courage and it wasn t just the courage to be willing to look at that horrible scene in that hospital for those days, not knowing what was going to happen, but the courage that you ve had to come back, get yourself where you could walk again, and to tell your story. that s courage. it s all about messages of perservance and the attitude and i feel that as long as i keep up that, never-give-up attitude and i keep that hope that you know, i m going to be okay. mike: you are going to be okay. and we thank you. [applause] jessica lynch. twisted the facts in the death after pregnant woman in ireland to make his case to make abortion legal there. coming up two women who set the facts and the record
saying the heartbeat was present. and abortion is illegal in ireland, a catholic country, and the woman died. and advocates pressured secretary of state hillary clinton to address the issue during her recent trip to ireland. and joining us now is little lila rose, and the chairman of life institute. so good to have you both here today. and ireland has been a very catholic, pro-life country, but why is this particular case drawn so much attention from those who advocate for abortion? yes, well, i think one of the first things we need to say, governor, this is a tragic case, i m a mother of four young girls. i think that everybody here our emotions, feel so sad for mother and baby who lost their lives, but it s important to remember that in ireland,
been a big debate over planned parenthood, particularly funding and now moved into ireland in a very significant way and they re, i understand, behind a lot of the sort of publicity campaign. what could you tell me and other folks in ireland to be prepared for as planned parenthood presents their message in ireland? absolutely. well, you know, and in the united states planned parenthood were the architects of the hysteria that created the environment for roe vs wade, using jane roe, who later recanted and said he she didn t want an abortion and misleading statistics, somehow abortion would be good for our children and we ve seen millions of children lost to the united states and millions a year. and ireland could say their protection of human right is something to fight for. and they have cases they brought before the european court and some were thrown out, false cases again trying