What America’s Afraid to Admit About Iryna Zarutska | Isabel Brown Show Ep. 3

The horrific Charlotte train attack that killed Iryna Zarutska has finally broken into the mainstream and is shocking the nation. But the truth is even harder to face: this isn’t just the fault of politicians with soft-on-crime policies—it’s the fault of every one of us who have let the moral fabric of our society reach this point of indifference to the value of human life. It’s time to demand the restoration of Good Samaritan protections, to get serious about locking up repeat violent offenders for good, and to restore the courage and virtue that ought to be the foundation of American life.

PLUS – abortion activists are now rebranding the abortion pill as “period pills” to sneak past bans and mislead women.

This is the fight for our shared humanity. It’s tough and terrible, but don’t look away.

Ep.3

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