. >> cecile richards of planned parenthood.on some forms of contraceptions mandated trou the health care law. mark joins me now, serves as senior counsel, the beck ket fund represents hobby lobby. thank you for joining us. >> it's my pleasure. >> what do you say to those like patty murray and cecile richards and many women and men who argue that this is a slippery slope. if you say that a small company or a company -- family run company like hobby lobby should have a waiver or be able to opt out than other corporations can as well take issue with one or another of the mandated forms of coverage under obama care. >> it's not a slippery slope and con enacted this law in 1993 with the support of ted kennedy and bill clinton and aclu because it's a law that strikes a reasonable balance between religious liberty and government interest. the problem for the government in this case is that the government can so easily achieve its interests in so many other ways. the government is exempted businesses covers tens of millions of people f

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joining me now, cecile richards, president of planned parenthood. it's so great to have you on.e do a conversation about the fundamentals here for once. we sh a show where we talked about the while male, a forgotten demographic but in primary campaigns especially in mid-terms like this year, they all vote apparently and they are 26% of men vote for obama, that's white men. think about this. take away the liberals up north and it's much even lower. it's like one in five. why do white men vote republican? >> well, if i could answer that, i'd be in a different line of work probably. i think though, look, i think it's important -- you want support from everyone. what we're focused on at planted parenthood, the fact that women voters have been determining elections. they were critical in the presidential election and all of the close races. and particularly with the voting rights restrictions passed, women voters have a tougher time and in offyear election they going to be important. >> when you look at the tough races this year. i'm looking at kay hagen has a tough fight -- i love n

lily adams, the daughter of cecile richards, i've known her since she was a toddler. ak at ann richards memorial, the service, after the governor. she is extraordinary. she is bright. she ain't gonna run for anything in the near future, but if i had a dollar, i would say lily adams, if she comes back to texas and runs, will be the governor of texas in 15 years. >> how about that? and very quickly, let me ask you this. the base of the democratic party feels as if it's in san antonio. do you have to be from dallas or houston to do that these days and same question on the republican side, where is the best place to have your base to run statewide? >> people think that the south texas area with its hispanic-rich vote field is where the democratic party is going to make head roads. it's really going to be in the cities -- houston and dallas, and a growing constituency in san antonio. you mentioned leticia van de putte, as the person running in a part of the future of the party, running for lieutenant governor. >> right. >> she's bright. she's extraordinary. from are other s

cecile richards, president of planned parenthood. i am proud to be here on behalf of the 5 million patients we see every year for health care. i think what we saw today in the court was the importance of having women on the supreme court. i was so proud to be there as a woman who cares about women's health, to have the justices talk about the fact that what is at stake in this case is whether millions of women and their right to preventive care, including birth control, is trumped i a handful of ceo's who have their own personal opinions about birth control. it was a wonderful day i think for women. and i really believe that this court understood that women have the right to make their own decisions about their health care and their birth control and it is not their boss's decision. thanks. the u.s. supreme court is looking at whether corporations have the right to be exempt from part of the new health care law to provide coverage for contraceptives for their employees. review the audio on tuesday's case friday at 8:00 p.m. here on c

. >> cecile richards, president of planned parenthood action fund and i'm proud to be here on behalf of the 3 million patients we see every year for health care. healthcare. i think what we saw today in the court is the importance of having women on the supreme court. i was so proud to be there as a woman that cares about women's health, to have the justices talk about the fact that what is at stake in this case is whether millions of women and their right to preventive care, including birth control is trumped by a handful of ceos that have their own personal opinions about birth control. it was a wonderful day i think for women, and i believe that this court understood that women have the right to make their own decisions about healthcare and other birth control. and it is not their bosses decision. thanks. >> the aclu. as you know, we are steadfast protectors of the first amendment of the right to religion. we heard the court concerned about the interest of women. we were heartened to see the court asking of questions about the third party that would be compromised and heartened an