certainly as frank sin that sind it his way. his way not the traditional way no doubt. so he comes into the political spectrum, does he have in this climate now, all right, does he have enough cachet or enough credibility to get the republican party to back him? yeah. well, let s talk about the strength, the pros and cons of a trump candidacy. you saw them tonight. straightforward, simple strong explanations that make common sense. he expressed you know that he has changed his opinion in this instance on the life question. and yet at the same time he was able to show respect of the opinions for people he disagree disagreed like governor walker. he showed a little bit of policy which you might not expect of a first-time candidate for example on health care i ought to be able to buy across state lines this is a bill sponsored by bill shadduck of arizona. not political.
you thought about abortion being an individual choice. were you reined in on that by other republicans was i reined in? i was rained on. how does that work? they say don t articulate that position? it wasn t so much that, but if you go back to that interview, and this was the gq interview. and i was asked about my personal view on the subject, not my review as the chairman of the party or my personal view. i come from a very different place. i m adopted. so i understand what it took for my mother to make that choice and to choose life as the book of deuteronomy says. so i came at it from any perspective. and that goes back to my point. you ve got to understand how people get to where they are. you just can t assume that they re there the same way you got there. my journey to my view on the life question comes from the fact that but for a decision made the other way i wouldn t be here having this conversation. so i appreciate it a little bit differently and i respect the fac
view. i come from a very different place. i m adopted. so i understand what it took for my mother to make that choice and to choose life as the book of deuteronomy says. so i came at it from any perspective. and that goes back to my point. you ve got to understand how people get to where they are. you just can t assume that they re there the same way you got there. my journey to my view on the life question comes from the fact that but for a decision made the other way i wouldn t be here having this conversation. so i appreciate it a little bit differently and i respect the fact, and certainly as a former seminarian. i was a monk for a while and had the good fortune of working with young women in that capacity who in making those decisions you ve got to respect that. then you ve got to ask the legal question. the law says yeah, this is what the law says on this question of choice, roe versus wade, and the supreme court and all that. but it still doesn t diminish the fact that as indi