piece of legislation to look at. and as you well know, pro pro-aborti pro-abortion-rights groups are energized too, you saw after inauguration day, hundreds of thousands of women throughout the country and the world. are you prepared for that? we re definitely prepared to educate the nation on what the real issues here are, the humanity of the unborn, the legal status of the unborn. we re not afraid of that discussion. we would encourage that discussion across the nation and states. that s why we work with the state legislators on all of these issues. all right, deanna wallace, thanks so much for joining me this morning. still to come in the newsroom, the department of homeland security now freezing trips overseas to interview potential immigrants. i talked with a family of syrian refugees already living here in the united states, what they think about trump s policies, next. -aging face cream. it s realizing beauty doesn t stop at my chin.
i don t want to say that. you re going to see on thursday. have you made your decision? i have made my decision pretty much in my mind, yes. next question. i may be subject to change at the last moment. but i think this will be a great choice. reporter: now, this march here will start after the rally. these activists will march down this way, off the washington monument area, down the iconic constitution avenue, all the way to symbolically end at the supreme court, after having another rally there. then many of these activists will go on capitol hill and try to meet with members congress, many of whom, notably, are out town at their party retreat. carol, i can tell you this movement is feeling very emboldened by a republican congress and white house, they have support on both sides of pennsylvania avenue. sunlen serfaty live from the national mall, thank you so much. deanna wallace, staff council