how do you define a life? what is he explaining is the baby is born and then after the baby is born, then you figure out what to do. steve, the conversation once was about safe, legal and rare referencing abortion. because i think democrats understood being proabortion was never going to fly in mainstream america. that s now completely gone. we have a law up in new york that i saw a poll. even 44% of pro-choice individuals don t like the new late-term abortion law up in new york. this is not in any way a mainstream position. brian: right. just real quick. on these what adam schiff said yesterday. we don t have much time. he said yesterday is he going back into president trump s business career to look for anything that might affect any decisions he would makes a president. since when? this is not benghazi or white water. those are incidents that they wanted to investigate. they are having just a wide
who supports amnesty for illegal aliens and robust border security. there is growing evidence she is not a moderate. in 2006sinema declared that illegal aliens who die sneaking into the country are equivalent to americans dieing in the iraq war. to say immigration is not a war or equal in magnitude to wary believe dishonors those who died in the country and others asking my grants. the deaths that people suffer in the mexico arizona desert are the same as the deaths that people suffer in the iraq desert. they are needless, senseless deaths. that s not a mainstream position even now in the middle of the revolution we re going through. three years after she said that, simenema described it this way, i oppose all immigration laws f you think that foreigners breaking your country s laws are every bit as good as the citizens dieing to defend them, it s possible you may have a problem with your own people,
there is growing evidence she is not a moderate. at least by american standards. in 2006 sinema declared that illegal aliens who die sneaking into the country are morally equivalent to americans dying in the iraq war. to say immigration is not a war or equal in magnitude to wary believe dishonors those who died in the country and others askine migrants. the deaths that people suffer in the mexico arizona desert are the same as the deaths that people suffer in the iraq desert. they are needless, senseless deaths. that s not a mainstream position even now in the middle of the revolution we re going through. three years after she said that, sinema described it this way, i oppose all immigration laws. if you think that foreigners
two weeks later that appears to be the mainstream position of the republican caucus, including susan collins and others that someone assaulted dr. ford, she just doesn t correctly remember who it was. do you think what do you think of that? i think that that is telegraphing to america that the republicans can t deal fairly with the issue of sexual assault and the survivors. and they are saying to dr. ford and all those in her shoes, of which there are thousands, that one, we don t want to hear from you. two, if we have to hear from you we re going to rig it so that there s no fbi investigation and we re not going to call any other witnesses. this is what we re telegraphing, the republicans are telegraphing. i think it s a terrible message. and, you know, when the president trump and his sons say things such as oh the men in this country should be really afraid, you know, this is what men who are threatened say. and what are they afraid of? if they treat women with
i have the very disappointed with senator collins. but i m proud of the fact that my other friends, joe donnelly and claire mccaskill, clearly lisa murkowski and heidi heitkamp voted their conscience and listened to their people and to the cries of women who, by the way, to think that george soros hired thousands of women, my god, what is this, some kind of a conspiracy dream that they have? give me a break. let me ask you this. a few weeks ago, a sort of prominent conservative legal thinker, think tank guy named ed wheelen had this entire twitter thread where he appeared to, in a wildly defamatory fashion, point the finger in another assertion of the assaults he said dr. ford suffered. he was ridiculed. it was embarrassing, it was terrible. everyone agreed that was terrible. two weeks later that appears to be the mainstream position of the republican caucus, including susan collins and others that