up a laboratory that may have very awful outcomes in some way, richard. i think you re definitely right, martha. we need to make sure it is regulated and bioethics folks in there making sure wedone in ther responsible way so we don t have a slippery slope on bottom. i think you re definitely right on that point. i am happy to being lgbf is a gene. that is good stuff, michael. that is lot might want to read the science and first 18 months development plays in that as well. setting that aside, once you decide that you know a human is valuable based on their gene code, that is eugenics. that is the premise behind hitler s attempt to create the perfect race. why margaret sanger started movement that eventually became planned parenthood. there is talk about slope. there is no slope here. we re at it. richard that is the sort of bottom as michael puts it where
not an expensive project. you build automatic telescopes, do maybe, you know, half dozen observatories around the world that can be expect connected to universities. they can be underwritten by academic departments. might not even cost the government any money. bill: we like that. you train graduate students and make your graduates students basically into your advance warning brigade. it s a great project that just needs somebody to spearhead it. bill: that is cool. hit the moon thankfully. thank you, cory, we ll talk again. absolutely. bill: martha. martha: good stuff. new numbers show enrollment in obamacare still falls short of the white house s goal. that is not only trouble brewing out there. why one top lawmaker is calling it a sucker-punch.
martha: stakes very high for the people of ukraine. greg, thank you very much. bill: there is another alert. nasa set to release report today of a near death of an italian astronaut who nearly died during a spacewalk last summer, got very little attention. he nearly drowned when his helmet filled with water. the space agency admit that the suit leaked water once before but nothing was ever done about it. we talked about that a couple times with cory powell and few others and which haven t heard about us. mike masimo was with us who walked for hubble. we ll let you know what nasa says about that. difficult, difficult job. martha: well, another controversial arizona bill has sparked a national it s that r religious beliefs as christians. it is bad for arizona. it is bad for people like me. martha: two very vocal side of this debate.
going to exclude a certain group of people. now you got three senators, state senators who reversed their position. national senator, john mccain and jeff flake, saying please veto the bill. mitt romney comes out and says, please veto this bill. they realize how disasterous this would be for the image of the state of arizona. martha: it is politically troublesome, tucker. you have the two senators, mitt romney saying back off. not a good idea. they re afraid. a lot of people are afraid. that doesn t change the core argument here, should you send someone to prison for not baking a case for someone else s gay wedding and answer unequivocally is no. martha: if you re open for business, right. right. martha: you can t deny people based on, you know, based on their color, based on their sexual orientation. right. martha: how do you defend the baker who say, i m not going to make your cake? they walk in. you re open for business to the public. why, why would you deny someone the cake i
it, martha. martha: we will. case sir, thank you very much. bill: if you could filter unwanted genes for your unborn child, would you do it? the feds now considering that controversial procedure and we ll debate the latest version of designer babies in america. martha: and a giant reptile invasion. so where are these guys lurking? and what are they exactly? we ll tell you when we come back bill: not a crock? not a gait tore? gator.