00:00The feminist movement is incompatible with human nature.
00:04Men and women are different.
00:06And when they set out to try to pretend that they're the same,
00:11they're in a losing battle.
00:30We knew all the time that in our heart our cause was right.
00:48And basically our tactic was to go out into the highways and the byways,
00:53into the churches and the factories,
00:55tell our story,
00:57and assume that when people heard our message of traditional values,
01:01that they would vote for our candidates.
01:28We used to have a country where we had a great country
01:32that was built on the stable traditional family.
01:36The father provider and protector and the mother homemaker
01:41and parents taking care of their own children.
02:27Marriage requires a lot of social compromises
02:43and motherhood requires a great deal of self-sacrifice.
02:47And it requires a mother who is willing to put that baby ahead of her own desire.
02:53The conservative movement was born in the 1970s.
03:22It was born in the 1950s and 60s really based on a lot of study groups
03:27of people who were concerned about the Soviet missile threat,
03:30who wanted to maintain American military superiority.
04:01The feminist movement is incompatible with the truth.
04:07They've been telling American women they are so oppressed and mistreated.
04:12The feminist movement is really incompatible with marriage and motherhood
04:17because feminism teaches women to believe they should put their own career self-fulfillment
04:23above every other goal.
04:53The feminist movement is really incompatible with marriage and motherhood
05:00because feminism teaches women to believe they should put their own career self-fulfillment
05:06above every other goal.
05:08The feminist movement is really incompatible with marriage and motherhood
05:14because feminism teaches women to believe they should put their own career self-fulfillment
05:19above every other goal.
05:34After the feminists demanded that their radical agenda be written into the United States Constitution
05:41under the fraudulent name Equal Rights Amendment,
05:44women came out of their homes and churches to defend their families against this travesty.
06:05I realized that the tsunami was about to roll over us
06:09because everybody who was anybody was for the Equal Rights Amendment.
06:13And I looked for some new people, and I found them in the churches.
06:39Abortion is not about the beginning of life.
07:04It's about the killing of life,
07:06or as they call it, the termination of life.
07:09She's been in the world almanac every year.
07:38She is listed therein as one of the 25 most influential women in the United States.
07:43And this very month, even as we speak,
07:46Good Housekeeping has again named her the third most admired woman in the world
07:51right after Nancy Reagan and Mother Teresa.
08:05How did you deal with that?
08:07And I'm wondering, how does that fit in with your conservative philosophy about other issues?
08:13Well, he didn't come out.
08:15He was outed by a rag called Queer World.
08:20And it was something that clearly shows the political alliance of the gays and the abortionists.
08:38After 9-11, we can see that events and people can be judged in terms of good or evil,
08:46not in shades of gray.
08:48Some people are evil.
08:50Some countries are evil.
09:08A movement has lost its hero.
09:16And believe me, Phyllis was there for me when it was not at all fashionable.
09:24Trust me.
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