to do that all right, now, you probably heard that planned parenthood has now said. right. that none of their operations are going to accept money for fetal tissue any longer. okay. now, they can couch it any way they want to couch it. this is an admission that their practices and their attitude toward their practices have been wrong. is it not? i think it is. it certainly can be interpreted as an admission of wrongdoing. it also raises questions as usual. and one of the big questions is are they going to stop harvesting the fetal tissue. no, they are not. that question has been answered because they say the woman going into the abortion will still have the option of donating the tissue. who is paying for it, right? because they were saying that they needed to have these reimbursement to cover. they farm out abortions but they take a cut they will farm this out and they say they won t take a cut of
nurse he s going to end up being the president of the united states? i have to say he is a good doctor. i think we should settle that now. he s a great doctor. trump went on to answer his own question. i want to hear from an expert, cnn s political director, david ch chalian is joining me live on the set. they went all in but there was so much more that developed in the last 24 hours. he had very pointed words about carly fiorina, very personal, very offensive, and yet instead of doubling down he doubles down on the stuff where he pisses people off and he backed away tried to couch it. i m surprised he doesn t double down on what he says. he gets around it. he contextualizes it as he sees fit, trying to put his spin on it. he told rolling stone magazine about carly fiorina s face, and
couch it through the prism of how can we help you do a better job? in fact not long ago, and not very far from right here at the white house, there was pretty i d say reasonably sized demonstration, protesters both backing the saudis and criticizing the saudi kingdom for its lack of human rights treatment, for houstontys and other houthis and other yemenis and, the airstrikes in syria, it s unfortunately worsening. they would argue the humanitarian crisis there. and very forceful and vocal demonstration here and i suspect that will be part of the conversation between the two leaders here at the white house today. love to hear that conversation. yeah. kevin corke, thank you very much. text during takeoff is a no-no on passenger airplanes but one pilot apparently forgot the rules. and the passenger says he has the videotaped proof coming up
they always couch it, if they apologize at all. as he says, he s not a politician. this is one of the reasons he s not ultimately going to be a serious contender. he s going to get in all sorts of distractions. but what strikes me about the statement he made and the apology is he s talking about gay people as a theoretical idea, like maybe he saw oz on hbo and he s heard about gay people and thought about their rights. but if you know gay people in your everyday life and they re around you and you have talked to them about their values and interests and how they came to realize they were gay, this isn t the sort of mistake you would make in an off the cuff remark. so i think it reflects the fact thats a lbgt people look at him, there aren t a lot of gay people in the republican primary, but it sent a signal that he doesn t really know gay people. and the issue, it s also about how alive any question involving gay people is in the republican party.
times josh. what i m struck by is just the unqualified nature of this apology. politicians don t apologize that way. they always couch it if they apologize at all. as he says he s not a politician. this is one of the reasons he s not ultimately going to be a serious contender. he s going to get in all sorts of distractions. but what strikes me about the statement he made and the apology is he s talking about gay people as a theoretical idea like maybe he saw oz on hbo and he s heard about gay people and thought about their rights. but if you know gay people in your everyday life and they re around you and you have talked to them about their values and interests and how they came to realize they were gay, this isn t the sort of mistake you would make in an off the cuff remark. so i think it reflects the fact thats a lbgt people look at him, there aren t a lot of gay people in the republican primary, but it sent a signal that he doesn t