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. >> speaking of republican women, former republican congresswoman barba barbara comstock was on "new day" and she talked about the sacrifice she believes current republican congresswomen have to make in terms of their own free will in order to abide by this big lie. so, let me just play for you what she said. >> so i think this is a mistake. it's a bad message. i say whoa to any woman who wants to be a handmaiden to this and sort of get a leadership spot on the heels of something that is unseemly. to embrace the big lie. >> she's invoking the handmaid's tale there to say what stefanik has had to give up in terms of being rational to this litmus test of going along with the lie. >> for the first couple of years i was up there, she was a responsive to moderate legislator. she wasn't this trump fanatic she's become in recent times. it's women, not just women, it's men, too. look at all the people that are flocking to pay homage to trump. they're not doing anybody any good in the long run. they may be helping themselves in the short run, and that gets on into a separate problem of how ev

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