Talk Truth 09.03.26 - Alissa Golob | Alissa Golob, co-founder and executive director of RightNow, went undercover while pregnant to investigate late-term abortion in Canada. She visited clinics in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary to find out just how late abortions were being offered and what she discovered shocked her. Alissa shares what happened inside those clinics, why Canadians aren't getting the full picture on late-term abortion, and why the Calgary footage still hasn't been released. She also explains how RightNow is working to elect pro-life candidates across Canada and the national petition they're hoping will send a message to Parliament.

00:00 – Welcome to Talk Truth

00:46 – Allan’s message: What did we do when we saw evil?

03:19 – Guest comes in – Alissa Golob

03:38 – Alissa’s story and why she became pro-life

05:20 – Why she started RightNow

06:02 – Going undercover while pregnant

07:29 – Inside Canada’s abortion clinics

08:16 – What it was like investigating while pregnant

08:51 – Inside the Toronto clinic

10:26 – The ultrasound experience

10:59 – Late-term abortion referrals

11:41 – Why did Canada stop counting?

12:18 – Late-term abortions and stillbirth statistics

13:48 – Why Canadians need the numbers

14:41 – Abortion clinics in Alberta

15:17 – Why the Calgary video hasn't been released

16:59 – Alberta's abortion bubble zone law

17:47 – Could Alberta repeal the law?

18:55 – Political reaction to the undercover videos

20:34 – How RightNow works

20:47 – Why political nominations matter

22:31 – Targeting swing ridings across Canada

23:22 – The national pro-life petition

24:23 – What Canadians think about third-trimester abortion

25:43 – Where to find Alissa and RightNow

26:30 – Why Alberta's law is still on the books

27:09 – Free resources & supporting Talk Truth