holocaust events, you advocate shutting down the federal government rather than allowing funding for pap smears at planned parenthood. that s the republican mainstream and you want to be hard-core in your anti-abortion views, where does the mainstream stop and the fringe begin anymore? where is the line? joining us now for the interview tonight is steven singulair. he is author of the new book the witchta divide: the murder of dr. george tiller and the battle over abortion. mr. singulair, i have been looking forward to meeting you for a long time. thanks for coming in. thanks for having me. you write about the fight over abortion in this country as not just a fight, not just a debate, but you describe it as a civil war. why do you choose that term? well, i think that it s just entered so many lives and so many families. in this particular book, i took two families and wanted to show how that war had played out in the lives of the tiller family and the lives of the scott roeder
adjourned. nola foulston, you have the blood of babies on your hands. blood of babies are on your hands, nola foulston. that was scott roeder, the man convicted earlier this year of killing dr. george tiller in kansas, shouting as he was let out of the courtroom at the woman who successfully prosecuted him for that murder. joining us tonight for the interview is sedgwick county kansas district attorney, nola foulston. miss foulston, thank you so much for being here tonight. i really appreciate your time. oh, you re entirely welcome. thank you for inviting me. was the scott roeder trial as rough as it looked in that clip that we just played? i ve seen a lot of footage of this trial and i wasn t there, but just watching the footage, it seems upsetting. well, it certainly was. it was very traumatic, of course, for the family, the tiller family. sat through every single day of that courtroom nightmare. this was an assassination.
my opponent did. and that s not the example that we should be showing our children, and certainly not in our schools.รง i just think my children and your children will be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family. and i don t want them to be brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid or successful option. it isn t. who knew you could say pervert like that, when it was a noun. the pervert. it almost makes it sound like an r&b band. that was, of course, carl paladino, the republican candidate for governor of new york state, a man currently raising children with both his wife and with his mistress. carl paladino weighing in on what he sees as the valid and successful options for american family life. it started with that very awkward, very strangely
nola foulston, you have the blood of babies on your hands. blood of babies are on your hands, nola foulston. that was scott roeder, the man convicted earlier this year of killing dr. george tiller in kansas, shouting as he was let out of the courtroom at the woman who successfully prosecuted him for that murder. joining us tonight for the interview is sedgwick county kansas district attorney, nola foulston. miss foulston, thank you so much for being here tonight. i really appreciate your time. oh, you re entirely welcome. thank you for inviting me. was the scott roeder trial as rough as it looked in that clip that we just played? i ve seen a lot of footage of this trial and i wasn t there, but just watching the footage, it seems upsetting. well, it certainly was. it was very traumatic, of course, for the family, the tiller family. sat through every single day of that courtroom nightmare. this was an assassination.
and that s not the example that we should be showing our children, and certainly not in our schools. i just think my children and your children will be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family. and i don t want them to be brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid or successful option. it isn t. who knew you could say pervert like that, when it was a noun. the pervert. it almost makes it sound like an r&b band. that was, of course, carl paladino, the republican candidate for governor of new york state, a man currently raising children with both his wife and with his mistress. carl paladino weighing in on what he sees as the valid and successful options for american family life. it started with that very awkward, very strangely pronounced speech this weekend,