you have got someone like scott walker highlighting his humble beginnings talking about the suit from joseph a. bank he got from a three for one sale. someone like marco rubio talking about the fact that his parents were immigrants that came to this country, you know his father was a bar tender. his mother was a housekeeper and contrasting that with this sense of entitlement we get from hillary clinton and quite frankly, very out of touch with the average american. i wanted to hear from you on this issue this issue of same-sex marriage and these real hot-button social issues do you see a shift in these candidates from the last time around in terms of maybe not taking such a hard line and making the calculus the social issues is not what this election is going to be won on lost on? the what the is election is going to be lost on is the economy, kitchen table issues this americans sit around the dipper table talking about every night. you know, and i don t think that yeah but som
throughout their careers. mark take a look at these poll numbers sometimes the latest cnn/orc poll conducted in february what it shows is 63% of americans say that gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry and have their marriages recognized by law as valid. that is up from 49% in august of 2010. do you think the candidates in both parties are looking at these numbers and reacting? oh they absolutely r i think for a long time democrats were in favor of same-sex marriage but couldn t be honest about it because they were doing political calculations said it is not wise to. republicans essentially have been trying to do the same thing right now, attempting to move closer to the center on this issue because they don t want to be left behind. kitchen table issues matter you re right, oftentimes now, two men or two women at the kitchen table together and you can t alien nate gay republican voters can t alien nate people whom this is the their central issue but not go
regardless of what happens, you know i m not going to get my leg back and the people who lost their loved ones aren t going to get those people back either. so i think i understand the richards statement and i think it will be nice to be able to move on once it s finished. i don t know if we have video of this we can show we might. when i first spent time with you, heather, you put on, like four inch high heels. you told me how you were walking in your high heels on your prosthetics which was just incredible but it s deeper than that. it s about really being yourself and wanting to wear the shoes you used to wear. let me start with you, heather, then to you, mery. what do you want the world to think tomorrow as they watch the boston marathon heather? i want them to see how resilient the city has been. how that day back in 2013 didn t ruin the boston marathon for americans and people all over the world. and i want them to remember the survivors and the people that