rnc meeting which shows the maga elitism problem the party faces. this is behind the closed doors. the r fl rnc meeting has a behind the doors closed meeting. this is a departure from the past. you can see how it used to look in the old days. take haley barbour, 94 rnc chair or michael steele who so many people know from the similar meeting they held when he was chair to the closed press secret meetings. this is a file photo that shows the contrast over the years, the tightening secrecy. why is it a secret? the rnc is clearly trying to duck any further pressure, scrutiny or efficacy to end the employ primaries which would have tried to declare the primaries over and trump the nominee. the rnc said haley should drop out, trump has to be the winner. this morning nikki haley did something unusual, something trump hasn t done, which is face questions from a different and more adversarial set of interviewers. she went, just like biden has, to the breakfast club and took the que
just turned 16, but if my story will help other women come out and if it will shed some light on the fact that regardless of your views, you know, people have the decision-making right, the freedom to make their own decisions about their bodies. and that s what we were trying to communicate. and i felt like now is the time, if i was ever going to be helpful in making sure that no one has to go through what i went through years ago. do you feel like you were heard today? what do you hope your colleagues who may support restrictions, who may support abortion restrictions, what do you hope they took away today, after today s hearing? i hope they took away that whether they support or oppose abortion, that it s their decision. i m not going to tell my colleagues that their mothers made the wrong decision. i m not going to tell my colleagues they made the wrong decisions. that s not for politicians to determine. it s for that person.
drugs afterwards and it ied. ied. i turned to drink and drugs afterwards and it was i ied. ied. i turned to drink and drugs afterwards and it was not i ied. ied. i turned to drink and i drugs afterwards and it was not nice but i thought that was my life, that that was my happy place. but if it were not for my family and my children and other people around me i would not be where i am today. i came out of that and got my own business and my life turned around. but as you say not everyone survives that experience, even if they initially that experience, even if they initially get home. i have also heard initially get home. i have also heard that ex armed forces talk about heard that ex armed forces talk about the heard that ex armed forces talk about the fact that they feel felt that about the fact that they feel felt that they never really knew what felt that they never really knew what they were getting into when they went to afghanistan, right from they went