newscast. it s awkward to talk about it as a politician. and it takes something extraordinary for these women to have told these stories today. it s why we re starting here, and to me, it signals the urgency of this issue and this matter. yeah, it s considered a pretty radical act, actually, to tell your abortion story, and that s true for anyone, but especially true for these members of congress, although one in four women have abortions, there s a campaign of punishing and shaming people who need abortions, so their stories just don t get told and it s made it possible to pass laws like the texas sb-8. where do you think this conversation in this country is heading? do you think i mean, i sort of came of age as a voter at a time when a lot of my female friends were single-issue voters. i think this may be dropped in terms of priorities. do you think it s heading back to the forefront of issues people vote about?