Heck broke down the ways he views Lecrae’s question as confusing, while accusing President Joe Biden as being one who fits the political qualities Lecrae decries.
“Pro-life from the womb?” Heck asks, stating that President Biden repealed the Mexico City Policy, which makes it possible for federal tax dollars to now fund abortion overseas. “Calling on Congress to codify legal abortion?” Heck asks, and calls out the president’s lack of pro-life policies in the womb. Saying Biden’s policies enable the killing of babies in the womb, Heck lists: “scrapping the safety standards on the distribution of chemical abortion drugs [and using] half-a-trillion dollars of COVID relief tax dollars opened up to either funding abortion or abortion lobbying.”
In typical “Not the Bee” fashion, Heck says Lecrae appeared at a fundraiser for Georgia Democratic candidates Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff. Warnock publicly claimed as Ebenezer Baptist Church’s pastor that abortion was consistent with his faith. Both candidates would continue to go on to win the 2021 Georgia senate seats.
“It’s silly to pretend that Lecrae was ever too serious about being pro-life in the womb,” Heck says.
Heck proposes another possibility about what Lecrae meant by his pro-life tweet, suggesting maybe the rapper was talking about the migrant crises the Trump administration had been criticized for, which included separating migrant children from their families at the border. To date, more than 300 of those children have not been located to reunite with the families they were separated from. Heck then plays a news clip reporting the surge of migrants entering the country currently, which is on pace to be the largest influx in 20 years under the Biden administration. That includes over 15,000 migrant children in federal custody.
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Continuing to unpack more of Lecrae’s tweet, Heck asserts that the Biden administration interjects Christian nationalism in politics by showing a clip of President Biden addressing the nation after the recent ISIS-K bombings in Kabul, Afghanistan. Thirteen U.S. service members were killed in the attack. “When the Lord says whom shall I send, who shall go for us? American military has been answering for a long time. Here I am, Lord; send me!” Biden quoted.
“Maybe he meant the treatment of people with brown skin,” Heck says, then shows a clip of Afghan citizens walking around in sewage waiting to flee the country, a horrific scene that was a result of the highly criticized U.S. withdrawal in Afghanistan led by the current administration.
