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Doing and the kid screaming. and there s a kid you forgo to pick up 20 minutes ago. i feel that. i call mine lightly supervised they re not unsupervised, or lightly supervised what made you decide, i we ll go for it i m going to make this work ultimately i think i did what most americans do every day as working parents you just keep going. you just say to yourself can i do five more minutes can i do one more hour can i do one more show can i do one more late night and the answer is you just kee trying but look, we re not gonna ge government that s more responsive to the needs of parents if we don t elect some parents. when i got to congress and i said we don t have a schedule. where is the schedule, when do we go home i have to make childcare arrangements they said oh, katie, you situation is so unique i said unique? there s 10 million singl parents. they never created it because it was designed for person to have a career an that person had another person
Where americans have suc little faith in ou institutions problems like this will no help how, and what can we do to rebuild trust? you are touching upon something significan stephanie. because we go around saying ho important our secrets are. how important it is to protect sources and methods, including importantly the human source who risked their lives and then when defense leader apparently or defense official i should say, or personnel are themselves reckless and even i would say criminally negligent or maybe even willful, transmitting this informatio to the public, i think i undermines our argument. first of all, i think we hav too much classifie information. there are hundreds of thousand of classified documents that are created every single day hundreds of thousands of peopl inside of the government who got access to this information i think we need to do a much better job of tightening control of the true secrets ou nation has to protect.
Because their life depends o it it s in their own self defense i think the past week with wisconsin was so moving becaus this is an off, off-year election for a state supreme court seat young people just actually killed it. they just killed it. who are you pulling, right? people read your name and they see harvard. and they think, he is talkin to those liberal elite kids on those fancy camps. who are you asking these questions do so we spoke to 100,000 youn americans. where every single state and ever single demographic group, wher they are english, spanish, rural america, everywhere in america, and dozens and dozens of focus groups so every singl state we talked to focused on regular basis, trump voters, conservatives, democrats liberals, all of them. victor shi, i said it a moment ago you are joe biden s youngest delegate talking to your generation that, of course, was before ro
About abortion for decades, republicans hav been fighting to limit or ba abortion they re getting closer to what they wanted. does it not surprise you tha with the exception of mike pence they re not saying much? i think - and they are waiting and watching to see just how far the american people will let them go. this is not a last-minut strategy for them. this is the end result of 30 and 40 years of plotting i think it s part of their strategy right now to be quiet and to help the democrats an americans in general who wan americans to be able to make their try to stay silent to. i think ultimately the republicans are going to learn a painful lesson here. the tragic part is that a lo of people will have thei health care options-limite along the way. new topic you are running, eventually, next year, for diane feinstein s senate seat. there is some criticism that she has been out sick. she has been - she has been home for over a