Introducing Life, Liberty, and Law—conversations on the human right to life, brought to you by Americans United for Life, the national leader in life-affirming law and policy. What we share as Americans is a conviction that every member of the human family really matters—that everyone counts. We struggle in our experience as Americans to live this conviction. We know this. And in a time of political polarization, it’s more important than ever that Americans of all ages, backgrounds, and beliefs have a place where they can think and speak honestly about what the human right to life means in the fullness of its scope. We won’t always agree, but we’re going to be honest with one another. And we believe as Americans that we all share this common goal: a future where everyone is welcomed throughout life and protected in law. Life, Liberty, and Law is a conversation about how we can do better.

In our first episode with the Ricochet Audio Network, Alexandra DeSanctis, Staff Writer at National Review, joins me and Noah Brandt of Americans United for Life to unpack the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to consider Louisiana’s “Unsafe Abortion Protection Act” in 2020, the first abortion-focused case that the high court will consider in many years, and a breaking national poll from Americans United for Life/YouGov on the substantive health and safety issues at the heart of the Louisiana law that the high court will consider.