this is rebecca haney a mother of six and a podcaster from ogden. she owns a security company she serves on her county republican committee she s worked for advocacy groups such as personhood iowa. rebecca. strong woman and i love it. i can see we re two of a kind here. thank you for answering real questions from real iowans. i appreciate that. thank you. and as jake mentioned i m one of the huge contingent of pro life voters in iowa and we just really want to know what is your plan for effective protection for preborn lives? could you share your plan with us? absolutely. so i am unapologetically pro life. [ applause ] but i m not pro life because the republican party tells me to be. i m pro life because my husband was adopted. i m pro life because i had trouble having both of my children. so i am surrounded by blessings. having said that, i don t judge anyone for being pro choice any more than i want them to judge me for being pro life. if you look at the situation of
i ve made it very clear that i made a mistake, plain and simple and i have written about it in my book. i talked about it in the past. what we now see is a very different and very dangerous situation. the united states is doing what it can. ultimately, this has to be a struggle that the iraqi government and the iraqi people are determined to win for themselves and we can provide support, but they re going to have to do it. jeb bush. answer it that way. so mark you recently. unless your brother started the war. then it gets considerably more difficult, i guess. my brother hasn t started any wars. a democrat or a republican. they have no problems. some baggage that said i wouldn t care about a future campaign. no thanks. you sat down with iowans real iowans. real people. focus grouped them. what did you find?
enter at. all of the reporters took off running in this insane frenzy and i was in the middle of it so i pulled out my phone and got the video and followed them. okay. and then you took a photo of the kids. this champion of the people, locked the kids in the classroom because she didn t want to shake anybody s hand, right? yes. they were all pressing up against windows and saying we re locked in we re locked in. all of the reporters you said there were more reporters that were there, real iowans, right? there were still people there hoping to see her but for the most part it was a lot of the reporters. the people there to see her were also very upset. just a college student hoping to see hillary and no chance of it. you snapped a picture and she
first you took a vine video of the reporters in a frenzy racing to get hillary. that was a pretty funny moment. meanwhile, none of them got to see her at that point right? no. no one got to see her. and and a big untold go ahead. she pulled in came down the drive and had all of the black vans with her and pulled back around the back of the building and everyone noticed that is where she was going to go and enter at. all of the reporters took off running in this insane frenzy and i was in the middle of it so i pulled out my phone and got the video and followed them. okay. and then you took a photo of the kids. this champion of the people, locked the kids in the classroom because she didn t want to shake anybody s hand, right? yes. they were all pressing up against windows and saying we re locked in we re locked
wouldn t go in the main entrance, she had to go in a back entrance, hidden by a fence and nobody saw her get out of a scooby doo van and everything else was cordoned off, right? yes. reporters in general were disappointed they didn t get to see her. she waited for hours and couldn t even get a decent picture of her. erika, you have a future in journalism because you did a better job than every journalist there. great job. thank you so much. espn reporter britt mchenry suspended for a week after belittling a towing company employee. take a look. i m in television. mchenry did apologize after being suspended but a new report suggests that the video was