village is cut off the people here hardly get a chance to get out this isn t life it s survival people here get by thanks to what they can grow in their gardens. here is the there are hundreds of civilians in the area dependent on the un and local activists for their daily survival we leave the village and head towards the front line from this point on hole you see our ruins and trenches most of them barely deep enough to stand up in we need to ukrainian soldiers on guard duty a father and son. what sort of of course i m worried about him but at least this way i get to see him every day of course this shooting here but it s mainly a night during the day it s quieter but there s always something going on. up. close by to china is bringing supplies to pensioner yelena because via just a few months ago a grad missile struck her house she was at home when it happened. but
schultz. he asked where she was on this and she spent a minute or so saying basically it s we re pro choice and the mother has the right to chose what she wants to do. right. personal liberty. she could have said that. it s something they cannot go deep on. they can t do a deep dialogue on. they have to stay either far out 64000 feet or just talk like i m doing right now. dana perino, lovely persimmon. protection of the innocent is something that we have dealt with as a country your right to live. and if you are a baby, you don t have the voice and so you need someone to protect you. life is precious. it is a gift. the question in front of america for a long time and increasingly so is do we have a responsibility to protect the innocent? and because science has
right. right. you mean the doctor should have the authority to do it. the mother should make the decision. right. that doesn t cover the baby s right. the baby does not have a voice. it is relying on sane and compassionate people to make noise on no. to make compassionate choices and maybe in her view if the baby is severely disabled and born in a lot of pain, the compassion of choice would be to have an abortion. i think that s what she s getting at. by the way, don t send me crazy tweets. the only late-term abortions that liberals are against is the death penalty. whether it s minimum wage or policing or abortion, their argument begins and ends with the slogan. whatever is on the sign is as far as they get. if you go to the next step in this issue, you are faced with a moral path in which you have to decide what is life and what isn t life and that s where she had no answer. it s not because she poorly
improved, people see more images. they start to know more people that think, well my niece was born at six months into the pregnancy and she s now a 24-year-old very successful young woman who is contributing greatly on cybersecurity in this country. there are personal stories now that are feeding into this and that s changing. but let me tell you something else that happened big time last night. if you think back to the george stephanopoulos interview where he asked romney about contraception, nobody has asked the democrats about this position and it s always republicans who seem to be unable to get out of any sort of debate without having to talk about some sort of right to life issue or pro choice issue. for the first time you saw debbie wasserman schultz grilled by megyn kelly. it s about the protection of the innocent, one that is it s important for us. it s bigger than social security reform or tax reform or even
cases are certain that that choice shouldn t be made because that decision is very unique and individual to the woman and should be in consultation with her conscience and her god and her doctor. that is a decision left to her. unbelievable. if she can t say it then why doesn t she educate herself about the issues and read up on it and understand it and care about life in general and babies have rights, too. julie? well, thanks for coming to me on that. i think whatever she s trying to say, if it s a baby who is perfectly happy in the seventh or ninth month no doctor should abort it. why didn t she say that? i think that s what she did say. if a baby is severely ñpdisabled, she believes that baby should have the right to be aborted. that s what she s trying to get at. wow. i m not speaking for myself. i m speaking for what she thinks. the doctor should have the right. the doctor should have the