claire is right, they will not succeed. we have a lot more larry hogans, jamie herrera butler who is pro life and the leader on helping women with tough pregnancies and kids who have disabilities. that s the kind of pro life community i ve always worked with, and i think that s the one that needs to stand up now. i will say this, in the spirit of our polarization broadcast, claire mccaskill and barbara comstock appearing together in a very high minded discussion. i appreciate both of you. thank you. thank you. when we come back, joe biden has just come off one of the worst weeks of his presidency and he has the sinking poll numbers to prove it. before we go to break, we want to note the pass of an nbc and today show legend. we learned that the weather man, funny man, and every man willard scott died this week. scott was the today show weatherman from 1980 to 2010. he was a big personality on and off screen. trust me, when you d see him in the halls of the d.c. bureau, a big
this is a republican party who used to hate trial lawyers. now they re using the courts. it s bad policy and it s bad law. if republicans are going to try to be todd akin republicans, claire is right, they will not succeed. we have a lot more larry hogans, jamie herrera butler who is pro life and the leader on helping women with tough pregnancies and kids who have disabilities. that s the kind of pro life community i ve always worked with and that s the one that needs to stand up now. i will say this, in the spirit of our polarization broadcast, claire mccaskill and barbara comstock appearing together in a very high minded discussion. appreciate both of you. when we come back, joe biden has just come off one of the worst weeks of his presidency and he has the sinking poll numbers to prove it. before we go to break, we wanted the note the passing of an nbc and today show legend. we learned that the weather man, funny man, and every man willard
about the death penalty element. i want to discuss with tom, he felt strongly if the aurora shooter is found guilty, he should be executed. he wants to be executed 12 times and that s an emotional reaction. marjor marjorie, your mother runs an anti-death penalty coalation. she works with a lot of pro life community to focus on the death penalty as a pro life issues of our time. there were important things that happened. the challenges that use of the death penalty doesn t bring that person back. it s natural that all the things he is feeling and the hurt in his heart that eye for an eye instinct and if we look at it from a perspective with faith, what can we do with restorative justice? this is something that the pope is talking about right now. what are we doing in terms of
he wants to be executed 12 times and that s an emotional reaction. marjorie, your mother runs an anti-death penalty coalition. she works with a lot of pro life community to focus on the death penalty as a pro life issues of our time. there were important things that happened. the challenges that use of the death penalty doesn t bring that person back. it s natural that all the things he is feeling and the hurt in his heart that eye for an eye instinct and if we look at it from a perspective with faith, what can we do with restorative justice? this is something that the pope is talking about right now. what are we doing in terms of mental health and a lot of times they are victims of similar crimes of abuse. when you look at the fiscal issue of the death penalty and it s not something that is broadly talked about. when it is, the majority of
you can bang on about victims of crime, but not victims of gun crime. what we are specializing in is gun crime. let me ask you first of all about the death penalty element. i want to discuss with tom, he felt strongly if the aurora shooter is found guilty, he should be executed. he wants to be executed 12 times and that s an emotional reaction. marjorie, your mother runs an anti-death penalty coalition. she works with a lot of pro life community to focus on the death penalty as a pro life issues of our time. there were important things that happened. the challenges that use of the death penalty doesn t bring that person back. it s natural that all the things he is feeling and the hurt in his heart that eye for an eye instinct and if we look at it from a perspective with faith, what can we do with restorative justice?