susan b. anthony and alice stokes paul. they were suffragettes who campaigned for women to have the right to vote. harriet tubman also fought for women's suffrage, but she's better known for helping african-americans escape southern slavery. rosa parks refused to give her seat on an alabama bus to a white passenger, earning the title "the first lady of civil rights." two women on the short list were fliers -- amelia earhart, the first woman to cross the atlantic solo, and sally ride, america's first female in space. so, who would you like to see on the $10 bill? >> well, a name that's been going around a lot is rosa parks, and i think that's a great one, 'cause, like, it would be a woman and also a black person, too, so i think that's great. >> i think harriet tubman. >> susan b. anthony. >> maybe... mrs. obama? >> i think it should be eleanor roosevelt or harriet tubman. >> well, like -- i don't know. i'm sure they'll pick anyone >> i think eleanor roosevelt should be on the $10 bill. >> i know -- i'd nominate my mom. i fe

i say susan b. anthonyery week, giving speeches, went to jail, for 50 years she gave a speech every week on getting women the right to vote, and i -- she didn't go by lyft or uber, but it's been almost 100 years. we are stuck at 18% everywhere in the world with a thick layer of men. i i'm another mystic because women are storming the ranks and just below the ceo level everywhere and reality for anyone that works in a carbon dioxide most of the day-to-day decision mosquitoing done below the level so the tradeoffs, the strategy, women are actually in those positions, and we have never been there before. so we have been stuck at 18% for a long time but never been so close to that senior, senior position. that's one reason we're optimistic. the second is because we know that world leaders, not just women world leaderrers -- we have never seen in the halls of powers before women's rights being discussed, never happened in history. what is different right now ills the men who are leading companies, the men who ar

number of women's pro-life groups around the country including the concerned women for america, susan b. anthony, and right to life nationally said that donald trump's past history as a pro choice abortion rights supporter and his treatment of women make him unacceptable. a big criticism from some very influential groups in the american party. >> carl cameron, thank you. donald trump will be talking to that crowd but he is talking to us. a year ago, even six months ago few people would have guessed that donald trump would be the front-runner for the gop nomination. that's where we are tonight. five days before the first official voting. joining us now from marshalltown, iowa, mr. trump, thank you for being here. >> okay. thank you. >> you have said and talk a lot on the trail about your managerial skills. to be able to make america great again. many people say here in iowa, especially, organization is a big part of it. almost essential. do you think that a win here is essential to prove those abilities to the rest of the nation? >> no, i don't think so. but i think we're doing very well. today w

the conservative women's forum, right to life america, the susan b. anthonyganization, all women oriented pro-life organizations have said that donald trump's past positions of pro-choice supporting abortion rights, and his treatment and demeanor toward women make him unacceptable. that's a big deal in republican politics and it comes literally on the two days before the debate and five days before, six days before the caucuses. so he'll be in a rally tonight. it will be very, very odd to hear donald trump attack those groups. but normally when groups don't like him, that's what he does. >> so the criteria has been announced but the name are not. so tonight it is coming out in 15 or 20 minutes. 19 minutes. it looks like the top six nationally. then you may add another one. i guess it would be kasich for new hampshire. he'll come in the top five. and then maybe another one, maybe an eighth player in rand paul if he come in within the top five in the last five iowa polls. is that correct? six, seven or eight candidates? >> that sort of lays out the likely outco

women's groups including susan b. anthony that have come out against donald trumpo about that?e hit on him? >> well, i think there were some good and respected names there. marjorie. beverly lahaye with concerned women for america. then again as think these endorsements -- glenn beck came in on saturday. they will matter less than who turns out. if you look at the quinnipiac poll that you cited earlier,3av who have attended caucuses before, cruz is ahead narrowly. but among first-time caucus attenders, which greta, are about a 30% of the sample, they are breaking for trump by 13 points, 38% to 25%. so if we see between 1 hundred andarç is 120,000 people go to the caucuses, advantage cruz. if it goes over 130,000, advantage trump. it's all a question of who is going to come. >> it's interesting jerry falwell jr. said this about donald trump. like mr. trump, dad would speak his mind. he is obviously a very strong advocate for donald trump. anyway, ralph, thank you. and it's going to be interesting couple days. thank you, ralph. >> you bet. thanks, greta. >> and developing right

i always say that susan b anthony traveled every week giving speeches.or 50 years she gave a speech every week on giving women the right to vote. but it has been 100 years since then. as we have we have not made as much progress as we would like. but i am optimistic. women are actually storming the ranks, and we are just below the ceo level everywhere. most of the day-to-day decision-making is done just below that level. we've been stuck for really long time, we have never been so close to the senior to your position. she 2nd is because we know world leaders, not just women were leaders, male leaders and never seen women's rights being discussed. and what is different right now, the men are recognizing they want their countries to progress, they have got to unleash. we talk a lot. the other joke is that the shortest line is the ladies room. the world economic forum where all the big corporate leaders go. >> and were leaders. >> they come together to talk about economic policy and things that were leaders talk about. but the joke is the shortest line is g

number of women's pro-life groups around the country including the concerned women for america, susan b. anthony, and right to life nationally said that donald trump's past history as a pro choice abortion rights supporter and his treatment of women make him unacceptable. a big criticism from some very influential groups in the american party. >> carl cameron, thank you. donald trump will be talking to that crowd but he is talking to us. a year ago, even six months ago few people would have guessed that donald trump would be the front-runner for the gop nomination. that's where we are tonight. five days before the first official voting. joining us now from marshalltown, iowa, mr. trump, thank you for being here. >> okay. thank you. >> you have said and talk a lot on the trail about your managerial skills. to be able to make america great again. many people say here in iowa, especially, organization is a big part of it. almost essential. do you think that a win here is essential to prove those abilities to the rest of the nation? >> no, i don't think so. but i think we're doing very well. today w

and susan b. anthony is on the dollar coin. but on our paper money, the last image was martha washington in the 19th century. >> i've dealt with a lot of counter fit money working in retail, and i know on the $100 bill, there is a certain mark that you can look at and tell if it's counterfeit if the mark isn't there. but on the $10 bill, there isn't a mark. so will that be remade with the same mark that is on tthe $100 bill? >> the $10 bill is next because it has less security features than the $20 bill or the $50 bill and or the $100 bill. and in terms of the number of bills and the number of exposures to counterfeiting, the next bill we need to work on is the $10 bill. >> also the feel of the $10 bill is different than the feel of the $100 bill. >> the $100 bill is our highest technology bill and will has a whole different feel to it. i don't feel that many of them myself. i have more $10 bills in my pocket. >> you're in good company. >> yes. >> i was just a bit curious on where does most of the count counterfeit kourns curre

pro-life individuals that run pro-life organizations like concerned women for america, sorry, and susan b. anthony list and right to life came out and said trump would be horrible on this issue because he has flip-flopped on it so many times but yet he is now saying obviously i support pro-life values. i would not fund planned parenthood with government funding which is something he has not said before. that definitely ramped up his support among evangelicals. it is surprising to me. there seems to be quite a bit of a rift between those that lead pro-life organizations which is obviously major issue going into this election season with what happened with planned parenthood and their videos and feet fetal tissues an harvested. this surprised us with the support. there are couple others out there. family research council came out and endorsed cruz. faith leaders backing rubio. neil: they're all over the map. right, but trump could use that to his advantage, divide and counter, run up the middle. thank you, ashley. we have federalist senior editor on another factor that has nothing to do with candida

with a great partnership of knights of columbus, and with the march for life, susan b anthony list would like to present to you some of the beautiful women blazing the trail to affirm the rights of the unborn and the rights of women that go hand-in-hand. here is a video. [video clip] >> in 1990, i was pregnant with my second son, stephen. i marched down pennsylvania and lobbied my member of congress to tell them my position on the rights of the unborn. >> when i started having my children, the pro-life movement had so much more meaning to me. >> it's not restricting anything. it's a celebration of life. >> defending life is always the right thing to do. >> i would encourage a young woman to be courageous. >> women bring life into the world and know firsthand the value of life. >> you need to step forward. you need to step up. you need to let people see who we are, what we stand for, what our values are. >> we have a record number of women in office right now, serving in congress who are pro-life. >> in order to defend life, you do have to be in the public sector. if you're not running fo

if we look historically, it was republicans who eliminated lavery and embraced republican susan b. anthony to get voting rights for all women where his party had stood in the wake. the president cannot rewrite the constitution. he needs to be schooled on constitutional history, from madison, hamilton, jefferson and adams, all the way to the supreme court decisions, this right has been afffirmed in defense of its arctic can you lation in the bill of rights. while the president complains of congressional inaction, it can no more take action to deny this right than it can deny a free press or property rights to individuals. congress will not act to destroy the bill of rights and we will stand in the way of any executive who will not uphold the constitution of the united states. still, the administration presses forward with passion and conviction, convincing americans that the threat is so grievous and the jury is so great. we are told that mass shootings are on the rise and gun deaths are out of control and the worst among developed nations. before america signs up to he do this, let's have

early feminist, susan b. anthony, and elizabeth katie stanton published and edited a newspaper titled "the revolution." they editorialized against abortion and even rejected ads for abortion drugs, arguing that oh abortion was a tool for oppressing women. elizabeth blackwell, the first woman to receive a degree from an american medical school, strongly opposed abortion. dr. charlotte denman logier, another trail blazer for women in the medical profession, helped and defended women who were pressured to have abortions. one writer described dr. losier's work as -- quote -- "thoroughly woman affirming and life affirming." these priorities of being both pro-woman and pro-life have today been maiden mrs. instead offal -- made enemies instead of allies. today the right to abortion and actual incidents have for many become signs and symbols of progress instead of oppression. this act of killing a human being should be held ups as a step forward accident as a light to guide our way, strikes me as deeply misguided and is some