On CURE America, host Jonathan Alexandre, vice president of Governmental Affairs and Senior Counsel at Liberty Counsel, is joined by Mark Wiltz of Live Action and Torrey Snow of CURE.
They take on a question much of the culture avoids: what happens when a child is treated as a product? The conversation examines surrogacy, IVF, and an industry that has turned parenthood into a transaction — the humanity of the preborn, the harm of the abortion pill, and the difference between welcoming a child and ordering one.
At the center is McKenna West, a cardiac nurse hired as a surrogate by a couple in Los Angeles. When her unborn son was diagnosed with a severe heart defect, the intended parents asked her to end the pregnancy. She refused. McKenna came to Texas, where her son could receive life-saving care and the law still recognizes him as alive. Gabriel was born. With the support of Live Action, Alliance Defending Freedom attorney Erik Baptist, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a contract did not become a death sentence.
Later in the hour, Marty Dannenfelser of CURE joins Alexandre and Snow to discuss the fight for educational freedom through scholarship tax credits, and why Congress must set clear limits on high-potency THC hemp products being sold nationwide.
A child is not a line item. Family and faith are older and stronger than any market that has learned to put a price on life.
Watch the episode on CURE’s X.
