i think that's very important. >> that was alabama state senator clay scofield responding to public outcry over a bill he's sponsoring that would require women seeking abortions to undergo either an abdominal or transvaginal ultrasound. he said he'd clarify the language and leave the method of the ultrasound up to the woman. virginia republicans retreated another step today on a similar bill after governor mcdonald's retreat last week on that same bill. today the virginia senate decided to delay its vote on that vote indefinitely. the bill no longer requires an invasive procedure but does require a woman to undergo ultrasound imaging before any abortion in virginia. joining me now is democratic national committee chair, florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. thank you very much for joining me tonight. i want to show you a clip of darrell issa, who famously held that hearing on contraception last week with no women witnesses. let's hear what he says about