aged woman and sure enough when i came out, we looked at the data, this was women revolting. turning out in higher numbers. and that is proven out in the data. everywhere. one of the big stories here is what happened with the house of delegates. you can draw a direct line from the women who participated in that women s march in january to the women who then decided to stake action and run and contest these races where, by the way, they didn t go for open seats, they knacked off incumbents. amazing. maybe that s been from the rnc, we helped them sleep at night, it s preposterous that ralph northam embraced donald trump too much completely preposterous, alarm bells ought to be going off, i understand why the senators say what they say. they want to project calm. behind the scenes, they should be very worried, democrats are
the same thing. we re basing all of this on pseudoscience and this item that women should not be able to choose what they do with their own bodies and their reproduction. i really think we have to as women push back very hard. i think it s great that we had the women s march in january, but what are we going to do now that they re coming for our birth control? without birth control, you can t determine anything in your life. without that freedom, we re second class citizens. women everywhere and men who have sex should probably prioritize this issue so that we re not second class citizens. you have spent a lot of time interviewing people in the anti-abortion movement. is it hysterical or over the top to say that in the end, their end game is that they would like to see birth control be illegal? well, i think they ve done a
two things are the same thing. many of them use words like abort efficient, like. when talking about iuds or the morning after pill. so we re basing all of this on pseudo science and the idea that women should not be able to che choose what they did with their own bodies and reproduction. we have to push back very hard. we had the women s march in january, but what are we going to do now because they re coming for our birth control. without birth control, you can t determine anything in your life. you need to determine when and how and under what circumstances you want to have children or not have children. without that dreamed, we freedo second-class citizens. so women and men, who have sex, should prioritize this issue so we re not second-class citizens. and you ve spent a lot of time interviewing women in the anti-abortion movement, is it hysterical or over the top to say, in the end, they would like to see birth control be illegal?
california s junior senator kamala harris has made quite the debut. she struck a defiant tone at the women s march in january. and her pointed rapid fire questioning in the senate intelligence committee hearings in the face of republican criticism and constant interruptions has turned her into a hero for many on the left. if the democrats want to take back the white house, they need to get behind their next rising star soon. is kamala harris it? back with me is our panel. i m going to start with erika. before i ask you the question, i have to play my very favorite kamala moment from the hearings. here she is and jeff sessions. i need to be correct as best i can. i do want you to be honest.
administration. and i m tired of the russian connection that they keep trying to deny, but oh, we forgot about this one. we are paying very close attention to everything that s going on. and that they can t just ride us off as paid protesters or the extreme or, you know, elite liberals. reporter: the issue, though, is that there were not a lot of people here. you compare this to the women s march in january which was the biggest one across the country. this plaza in front of city hall was jam packed. it was nowhere close to that. and people recognize that. the marcher that is we talked to said, yes, there s a bit of fatigue here, that s something they have to battle against, but the people who were here say they hope to continue to be out raising attention about these issues throughout the summer. richard? they were hoping for the millions that they saw during the women s march. it is now subsided a little bit there in los angeles, but i