they have a child in college end of dropping out. i was not one of them but people do that. i won t get into the politics of it but there are abortion medications, services at college campuses, this is just another one. they are talking about public funding of it, it sounds like they need private funds for abortion medication with you agree with it or not. most of the funding issues in college campuses would be considered private funding and most federal funding with this kind of statute is directed to the students themselves. there are billions of dollars that go through research and develop grants. jillian: let s look at this, 2.75 million women in the us used this drug since 2000 according to the manufacturer. it begs the question, if this so accessible for girls, for women in college, does that take away
focus on the problems so the people have more confidence. it s so clear. most voters and most americans shake their head and go, yes, we need this commission and don t understand why they re protesting. shannon: congressman i point to a pew center on the state s issue they put out when they went through voter rolls. they found deceased voters on the roll, 2.75 million people were registered in more than one state. are there things that need to be cleaned up? second part of the question, could this commission help with that? well, every state has the responsibility for monitoring their voting rolls. and i want to be clear. this is not a democrat or republican, liberal, conservative issue. if you look at the almost 30 states where state officials said they re not going to participate with this commission, they represent the whole spectrum of political positions. shannon: you re right. why is that? because this is a constitutional issue where the states do have
own research and said one in eight voter registrations are significant and accurate. 1.8 million deceased voters are still on the role and 2.75 million people were registered in more than one state. why wouldn t we want to clean it up? of those people voting illegally or just registered to vote after they died and their vote state election laws or whoever is in charge haven t taken them off the book to? what concerns me so much about people, for the party that is causally talking about states rights they re coming in and trying to mandate their own election. shannon: it seemed like they re just requesting information with they can see what may or may not have happened. chris novak, the former secretary of state of kansas, who has dedicated his life to voters suppression was to back, who has dedicated his life to white supremacist, everybody can look it up, coming in to try and validate donald trump s imaginary mantra of the fact
there s been a national conversation about noncitizens n voting in elections, and innd ohio, i want people to know, we stay on this. bill: here to explain further, martha maccallum. you see her at 7:00 p.m. right before the factor. this is president trump saying that he believes that thousands i think he said millions.s. bill: millions. he said millions of people illegally voted. those were the words that he used. bill: illegally voted. okay. those were the words that he used. we do know from some of the other research, there was 1.8 million dead people that are still on the rolls, and 2.75 million people that are registered in two states. however, when they do these studies, like the one they did in ohio, the number so they actually are able to find are very small. 126 people in the last election, they believe, in ohio. they do this every couple years. so it is not necessarily prompted by what president truma brought up. the number is rising, actually. even though it
side. none of them come to me. but when you look at the people that are registered, dead, illegal, and two states and some cases maybe three states? we have a lot to look into. the president keeps harping on this example of what he claims is voter fraud. voters registered in more than one state. it s true, there are people in this country registered to vote in multiple states. 2.75 million of them according to one study. usually it happens when people move and their old registration is never deactivated but it s not illegal to be registered in more than one state and it s not the same thing crucially as committing voter fraud even though the president seems to think it is. and if he convinced that s the case. we have five voter fraud suspects who will be very easy for him to start investigating. we ll tell you who they are in 60 seconds. used to? neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated sk