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Friday's annual March for Life was the second in the U.S. since Roe v. Wade, and it was covered in snow.

But the weather didn't stop crowds of people from marching against abortion in Washington, DC.

This large-scale pro-life event was attended by speakers ranging from religious leaders to the highest levels of the American government.

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Here are the top four March for Life moments of 2024.

A large number of spectators gathered despite the bad weather.

The snow may have deterred some, but it didn't stop a huge crowd of pro-life Americans from marching on Washington.

Friday's March for Life in 2024 was the second in the United States after Roe v. Wade, and it was covered in snow. (Aubrey Spady/Fox News Digital)

Pro-life Americans rallied in Washington on Friday despite heavy snow blanketing the nation's capital.

March for Life President Jeanne Mancini told Fox News Digital: “From the huge crowd in the snow, especially the young people, to the amazing surprise visit from Aisha to Jean-Marie to Antonio to Coach Jim Harbaugh. It was a great day to see such powerful personal testimonies.” beautiful! “

Pro-life demonstrators hold national March for Our Lives in Washington, DC

Participants will attend the annual March for Life rally on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Friday. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

House Speaker Mike Johnson Address

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana), who took the gavel in October, spoke at the March for Life, calling this a “pivotal time to promote quality health care for both women and their unborn children.” He said that.

Prime Minister Johnson noted that the House of Commons passed the Pregnant Students Rights Act this week to cheers. took the jab The Biden administration criticized a proposed rule that would limit funding for “pregnancy resource centers.”

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) spoke at Friday's March for Life. (Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)

“Because it's very difficult to get pregnant while getting a degree,” Johnson said. “But women should not be forced to make the false choice between being a mother and being a student.”

“Now, as you know, the Biden administration is proposing regulations that would limit funding for pregnancy resource centers.” “We know the state relies on these centers to support expectant mothers and fathers.”

“And that measure would undermine the important work and critical material support that pregnant and first-time mothers receive from these centres,” Johnson continued, adding that the House of Commons-passed Pregnant and Parenting Women He added that the Family Support Act “would preclude that regulation.” comes into effect. ”

“Who could disagree with that?'' he thought.

Fox News Digital has reached out to the White House for comment.

Surprise appearance by national champion coach Jim Harbaugh

Declaring the snow day “football weather,” 2024 national title champion and University of Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh gave a surprise speech at Friday's March for Life.

Herbaugh joined the stage This was to introduce former NFL tight end Benjamin Watson, who was scheduled to give a lecture.

Jim Harbaugh after winning the national championship

Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh gave a surprise speech at the March for Life on Friday. (CFP/Getty Images)

“You're setting a great example,” Harbaugh said to the crowd. “It is a testament to the sanctity of life.”

“It's a great day for marching!'' the champion coach cheered. “It's a wonderful day, a great day for football!”

Support for march by Republican lawmakers

Republicans in Congress have not been shy about expressing support for Friday's March for Life and its participants, with several senators and representatives posting videos about the event.

“Today is the 51st [March for Life]where Americans from across the country gather in Washington to celebrate and defend the lives and rights of unborn children,” Republican Rep. Jody Arrington of Texas wrote on Friday's X.

“We must not only protect the Constitution, but also create a culture of life throughout the country to glorify God, the Creator of life,” he continued.

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-Louisiana) told “I got it,” he posted.

“This work would not have been possible without the decades of hard work, advocacy, and unwavering belief of pro-life activists like you.” [March for Life]. ”

“Welcome to all Tennesseans gathering in our nation's capital for the 2024 March for Life!” Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) wrote about X.

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