KLINE ON O'REILLY FACTOR: JUST IN CASE YOU MISSED THIS, HERE ARE THE VIDEOS - POWERFUL STUFF!

Via Operation Rescue from my inbox:

In case you missed it, we now have links to video recordings of last night's powerful segment on The O'Reilly Factor dealing with the investigation into late- term abortionist George R. Tiller. Tiller is being investigated by Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline for the concealment of child rape and for illegal late-term abortions.

You are are not going to want to miss this. It is hot!
Click the links below to view the videos of last night's O'Reilly Factor, or visit our website.

O'Reilly Segment, Part One
O'Reilly Segment, Part Two

Please continue to pray with us that Tiller and his cohorts will be brought to justice.

For the voiceless,
Troy Newman
Operation Rescue

I'm praying, Troy.

Let's all continue to pray and fast for the closing of "Tiller the Killer's" abortion mill and for the re-election of leaders like Phill Kline who care about the rights of the unborn, the health and safety of women, and catching the child rapists.

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Comments

  1. Christina Dunigan11/4/06, 9:43 PM

    Give that Richards chick some more rope and watch her hang herself! I loved when she talked about 30-something women who are financially well-off "deciding they're not ready to be a parent."

    Once she started down that road, I wish he'd have let her give a few more examples! That'll win Middle America over. To the prolife cause.

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  2. Jean Heimann11/5/06, 12:32 AM

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  3. Jean Heimann11/5/06, 2:33 AM

    Her responses were very "Ivory Tower". I think she may be just a tad delusional.

    O'Reilly did an excellent job with her. I had heard more than enough of her ridiculous verbiage.

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  4. Anonymous11/6/06, 8:49 PM

    I was really impressed with the way O'Reilly handled this, but what really impressed me all along has been the way Kline has hung in there despite the biased media who have been portraying him as the bad guy!

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