"... [O]ne of the big things that the abortion clinics do is they cover up statutory rape of young girls. They're supposed to report that to authorities because this is statutory rape, but they don't. And so I would go in and say, I'm 13, I'm 14, I have a 31-year-old boyfriend or whatever. And they'd be like, 'I didn't hear the age.' Literally, I have this on tape. You can look on our YouTube channel. You know, 'I didn't hear the age. I don't want to know the age. And you didn't tell me that. Let me sign you up for an abortion.'

So this was the kind of stuff that I would be documenting."

"The bottom line is, if you don't respect the life in the womb, we shouldn't be surprised that we're not respecting life outside of the womb.

And so the whole kind of culture of death, whether it's euthanasia, like assisted suicide, whether it's abortion, whether it's the mistreatment of women, I mean, sexual abuse and statutory rape and all this stuff, it's all part of the same culture of death and hatred of the human person.

And in an abortion clinic, I think it's a demonic place. It feels demonic. It's where they're taking life. They're not going to treat the women with respect or care, right?

These women going in, if they're young girls, they're often many times victims of abuse. They're not going to get the help that they need."

"Planned Parenthood was founded by Margaret Sanger in the early 20th century, and it was originally the Birth Control League because she wanted to get the Black community, and people with disabilities or people that were kind of poor, and [who] she didn't think should be having babies, to be on birth control.

And then later on [Planned Parenthood] made abortion kind of part of the birth control package, basically to end life and not have people continue to procreate.

And [Sanger] would... actually hire Black pastors to go and teach her method of birth control to the Black community to try to get them to basically not have kids....

And Black women are three to five times more likely to have an abortion than white women. And that's part of the design of Planned Parenthood over the last hundred years."

"... [O]ne of the big things that the abortion clinics do is they cover up statutory rape of young girls. They're supposed to report that to authorities because this is statutory rape, but they don't. And so I would go in and say, I'm 13, I'm 14, I have a 31-year-old boyfriend or whatever. And they'd be like, 'I didn't hear the age.' Literally, I have this on tape. You can look on our YouTube channel. You know, 'I didn't hear the age. I don't want to know the age. And you didn't tell me that. Let me sign you up for an abortion.'

So this was the kind of stuff that I would be documenting."

"The bottom line is, if you don't respect the life in the womb, we shouldn't be surprised that we're not respecting life outside of the womb.

And so the whole kind of culture of death, whether it's euthanasia, like assisted suicide, whether it's abortion, whether it's the mistreatment of women, I mean, sexual abuse and statutory rape and all this stuff, it's all part of the same culture of death and hatred of the human person.

And in an abortion clinic, I think it's a demonic place. It feels demonic. It's where they're taking life. They're not going to treat the women with respect or care, right?

These women going in, if they're young girls, they're often many times victims of abuse. They're not going to get the help that they need."

"Planned Parenthood was founded by Margaret Sanger in the early 20th century, and it was originally the Birth Control League because she wanted to get the Black community, and people with disabilities or people that were kind of poor, and [who] she didn't think should be having babies, to be on birth control.

And then later on [Planned Parenthood] made abortion kind of part of the birth control package, basically to end life and not have people continue to procreate.

And [Sanger] would... actually hire Black pastors to go and teach her method of birth control to the Black community to try to get them to basically not have kids....

And Black women are three to five times more likely to have an abortion than white women. And that's part of the design of Planned Parenthood over the last hundred years."