votes? and yet you all don t have one candidate who can get to 218, at least not. well, thanks for having me, s on , laura . look, this iabou is all about mg sure that we change thislath institution, okay? laura , you know this every single night on your show, you talk about how broken this place is . does anybody think thatt one point seven trillion dollar bill that just passed is a goodd thing? does anybody think tha thing?t s institution is working? d with all dueue r respect to kev he s been in leadership since two thousand nine . let me be clear, the debt was $32 eleven trillion dollars, then it s thirty two trillion dollars. now i can go through vote after vote after vote over the last decade, he was in the minority of republicans not standinnot sg with ted cruz on obamacare. in 2013, he was on goodlatte wao two in 2018. wit with respect to the immigrationr and border security bill , which messedr bi up the entire effort for us to secures the border four years ago, last year.ev
i m going to go to the polls and they ask me for my i.d. and i don t have one, i m going to make sure that i have my i.d. that means people are trying harder than ever to prove to the powers that be that it s not that easy to take their vote. i still don t understand your vote. let me explain it again. if there are rules that are being put in place to make it harder for a how is it harder? for a section of voters to vote and they know that, that means they re going to try everything they can excuse me, wait. you guys, everyone to ensure everyone wants to hear from you. let s make sure i can hear you. david? is that clearer? i understand the point. you re saying you shouldn t need an i.d. to vote? no. what i m saying the harder that legislators, let s talk about georgia because there s no question that brian kemp has tried to make it as hard as possible for people to vote. by doing what?
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a legislator would ask to overturn roe v. wade, what would you say to them? i would say it s my body, my choice. if you choose not to have an abortion, don t have one. and they would say, if you were talking about masking, they would agree with you. doctor susan dodd, retired ob/gyn and longtime tennessee abortion provider, thank you for sharing your story with us tonight. up next, some much needed good news for parents and kids. stay with us. kids. stay with us p in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn t remember approving my time off. let s just. find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo.
how worryed are you if the supreme court overturns roe v. wade will embolden those who want to use violence against abortion clinics and abortion providers? i think it will come to more of a law situation where patients, where other people will say, oh, well that doctor provided an abortion and there was a heartbeat, so they go to court, and i think it will be more, instead of physical violence, it will be more legal action, which they ll have a right to do at that point. one last quick question before we re out of time, if the supreme court justice, or republican lawmaker were to ask you why roe shouldn t be overturned, what would you say? what one thing would you say to them? i would say it s my body, my choice, if you choose not to have an abortion, don t have