i have daughter in her 20s. we have these conversations. we live in the real world. i'm happy about birth control as an institution and as an american. it's one of our rights. it's a life reality. and for him to attack you on this because you think that should be part of health insurance, are you stunned or what? health insurance. we're talking an insurance issue here. >> it was pretty surprising. i appreciate your use of the word reality. we're talking about federal government policy. that has to be focused on reality and not ideology. this is a basic health care need that women have in order to prevent terrible medical consequences and unintended pregnancies. and that's reality. >> you don't have to make the case that i make, that's to reduce pregnancies. let me ask you about the republican party. i want to go to joan on this one. the republican party is not an