protest movement down. this thing is getting bigger, not smaller. the next major protest is scheduled for friday. friday protests as you know generally are larger than those on any other day of the week. anything could happen. but right now, this appears to be snow balling. richard engel tomorrow the man whose concessions failed to stop the protests, that interview between richard and omar suleiman is tomorrow. we will then have richard live on the show to report back. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription.
this thing is getting bigger, not smaller. the next major protest is scheduled for friday. friday protests as you know generally are larger than those on any other day of the week. anything could happen. but right now, this appears to be snowballing. richard engel tomorrow the man whose concessions failed to stop the protests, that interview between richard and omar suleiman is tomorrow. we will then have richard live on the show to report back. j-e-l-l-o
wrecked now after what they did with bank deregulation. they caused, basically caused the financial crisis in 2008. and here they are back again promising to do more of the same, more deregulation. a party that can recover from a disaster like that, you know, i wouldn t count on the split in the party being the thing that takes them down. oh, i never count on anything when it comes to them. i do think it is the most interesting question, and an open question in u.s. politics. thomas frank, harpers magazine, author of the wrecking crew which is great. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. sure thing. we are going to test that hypothesis that we were talking about in a moment. because the vast ma joirt of self proclaimed small government loving republicans frankly support the government s right to monitor every pregnancy in the united states. really, really, really big government. people that oppose that do include some actual small
aabortion years ago. she explained it on the floor of the wyoming house. she will a brush with cancer which already complicated previous pregnancies, caused her to miscarry once, she was sang he will mom separated from an abusive partner when she made the difficult choice to have an abortion. she told all of that to the wyoming house of representatives. and then she said this. and the thing i want to make sure you understand is that s just one story. there s a zillion var ee agencies out there, and we as a state should not be interfering with those very personal, very private that our ability as free moral agents cannot justify
and in steps, a culture warrior. big intrusive house member by the name of bob brechtel. he introduced a bill called the abortion available information for decision bill and this awkwardly titled bill calls for extreme restrictions on abortion. mandates that doctors inform the pregnant woman that she has a right to view an active ultrasound. also requires doctors to tell women lots and lots of things, most of which are not supported by the preponderance of medicine about fetal pain, when and where a fetus feels pain. it requires all this information be delivered 24 hours before abortion. in other words, there s a 24 hour waiting period foray borings. so big intrusive bills introduced in the very republican legislature in wyoming. this sort of thing is happening in a lot of states now. but in wyoming, there is a conservative rejoinder, an actual conservative rejoinder to this big intrusive government bill. there is a volley from the other