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September 14, 2026


Title: FOURTH TRIMESTER “ABORTION”
Topic: Pro-Life Issues
Discussed by Curtis Hill, Jr.
with Free Enterprise Project (NationalCenter.org)

Canadian physicians are debating whether or not it is acceptable to kill a baby during the first 30 days after birth – the “fourth trimester”. Is this next for the abortion industry in America?

Curtis Hill, Jr. is a Senior Advisor for the Free Enterprise Project at the National Center for Public Policy Research. Curtis is also a Project 21 Ambassador and a former Attorney General for the state of Indiana.

Click here to read Curtis’s op-ed on the topic for this interview.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Is it legal in some states in America to kill an unborn baby up until the moment of birth for any reason?

What is meant by “privacy-versus-life debate”? Curtis explains that this means the state is, in essence, sanctioning the killing of a viable unborn child.

Does America need a federal law that prohibits the intentional killing of viable unborn children?

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July 13, 2026


Title: TRUMP V BARBARA: BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP
Topic: US Constitution
Discussed by Curtis Hill, Jr.
with Free Enterprise Project (NationalCenter.org)

A recent Supreme Court decision (Trump v. Barbara) expanded the right to automatic citizenship beyond the original scoop of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Curtis Hill, Jr. is a Senior Advisor with the Free Enterprise Project and an ambassador with the Project 21 black leadership network – both initiatives of the National Center for Public Policy Research. Curtis is a lawyer, consultant, speaker, and author. He is focused on advancing the cause of freedom in America.

Click here to read his op-ed, originally published in the Washington Examiner.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

How hard is it hard to amend the US Constitution?

Why was there a need for the Fourteenth Amendment? What was the original purpose of the Fourteenth Amendment?

What are the details about the Supreme Court decision Trump v. Barbara? Curtis believes that the decision went outside the scope of the original purpose – and his causes a major problem for our future regarding safety and border security.

What are the next steps? How can we regain control of the Fourteenth Amendment? Is another amendment to the US Constitution necessary?

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