please welcome cecile richards!lause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to the show. >> thank you. nice audience. >> trevor: amazing audience. ( cheers and applause ) >> wow. >> trevor: yeah. i have the best crowds. >> the biggest crowds. >> trevor: all the biggest. but they won't show my audience. show them now. show my audience. they won't show them. ( cheers and applause ) donald trump decided to be the first president to make a visual appearance at the march for life. could you play this clip? >> right now in a number of states, the laws allow a baby to be born from his or her mother's womb in the ninth month. it is wrong, it has to change. ( laughter ) >> trevor: this is -- >> it's shocking. >> trevor: it's uncomfortable to ask. but is it true, are babies being born from their mother's womb? >> the shocking thing is it's been happening for centuries. and -- >> trevor: i mean, he says this. i honestly don't believe he cares which is why he didn't even notice he said it. but this is a rumor that you hear all the time th

cecile richards is one of america's most well-known women's rights activists. she's president of the planned parenthood federation of america and she joins me now from new york. cecile richards, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> so what do you say to those questions? is the opposition female? is the future female? >> it's absolutely extraordinary here in the u.s. to see, christiane. i think after one of the most devastating elections of our lifetimes that women now have become the most important political force in america. they have been leading the resistance to this administration and to congress. they are training to run for office and filing to run for office all across the country. and they've determined every election that we had in the last 12 months. so it's actually a very exciting time to see this kind of movement. >> so you were at one of the marches. and you've said women of america, or women, are shaking the foundations of america. just describe what it was like this year, particularly compared to last year, which was the first. >

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no immediate word from planned parenthood tonight of a possible successor to cecile richards. >> healthck tonight. new numbers from the centers for disease control show the flu blanketed the u.s. again for a third straight week only hawaii has been spared. officials say in fact one out of 15 doctors visits nationwide last week were for symptoms of the flu. that is the highest level since the swine flew pandemic back in 2009. 39 states including pennsylvania are reporting high flu traffic for doctors. authorities say by the end of the flu season they estimate 34 million americans will have gotten sick from the flu. >>> a fourth grader with cerebral palsy is closer to her dream of playing the viola and her helpers are three local engineering students who have never even picked up an instrument. >> i just love music and i really want to play an instrument. >> rain mason smith doesn't just want to listen to music she wants to make it but cerebral palsy makes holding the bow difficult. since fall a trio of engineering students from concorde high school has been designing and manufacturing a

in the case of cecile richards it's about money.o women is,wn we've got all these black and brown people voting the way we want, now you guys get in line too. it strikes me as the opposite of a profeminist, pro-woman message. >> tucker: it definitely does. i'm trying to be open-minded. i certainly support the right of people who disagree politicallyy to march and to say what theype think. i'm not a liberal so i am actually for free speech. there is a kind of brittle tone to this that doesn't seem constructive, it seems just angry. what is that about? >> it's interesting, the contrast. if you talk about the anger, the right to life march. i've been to both of these marches. in fact, i covered the march for women in new york city for "fox and friends" this past weekend. the marchers were angrier than the marchers at right to life march. i would say, when i went into the crowd, i don't think the leadership is on the same page as the people in the crowd. the leadership have a very cleah idea of what they want. the people in the crowd we

under the leadership of cecille richards it grew. it was in the 60-year-old will continue political activism. there's no immediate word of a possible successor. >> today marks international holocaust remembrance day. exactly 73 years ago on january 27, 1945, the soviet army liberated the death camp in occupied poland. 13 years ago this date was recognized as a remembrance day. and people reflect on the extermination of 6 million jewish men, women, and children. >> many people reflect on the past and look forward to the future. we're joined live in our newsroom tonight and tells us how some people are choosing to remember tonight. >> from europe and washington and even in san francisco it was a day never to forget. survivors shared stories and some who weren't even directly effected felt that the many monuments erected serve as a role in history. [ speaking foreign language ] >> under rain and dark skies the commemorations at auschwitz took place. the ceremony attended today by survivors of the death camps. it was exactly 73 years sin

immersed in left-wing politics from an early age, cecile richards went on to champion progress and democraticses including a stent as deputy chief of staff for nancy pelosi. >> together we built a movement. >> shannon: she built up the organization building the base to $2 million and fund raise from the rich and famous and marketing to the masses. the organization now received more than $500 million in taxpayer funding every year. planned parenthood said that could be anything from a flu shot to diabetes test. the most recent report showed they performed abortions as well. richards leaves behind an organization facing a hostile congress and state-level political challenge. more than 40 states have some restriction on abortion. in 2015, republicans nearly shut down the government over taxpayer funding for plant parenthood and now the republican-led congress sounds more committed than ever to ending it. >> the time has come to look why we'd fund half their budget where the only thing that's stable is the number of abortions they do every year. every other service is declining and the clinics ar

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i come from texas, people like ann richards, cecile richards.e one in ten kids in the country go to school, we are underproportionately affected by misguided policies and would stand to be more affected under flawed policies under this administration. >> gina, as i listen to our reporters talking to participants in rallies yesterday, i was struck by how many issues they care about. what are the issues that have compelled you to run? >> yeah, well, certainly, health care. you know, having served in countries in and out of uniform where women and minorities are targeted, the middle class has been hollowed out, in no small part because of government's disregard of conflict of interest. to see those things happening in my own country, i needed to step up and serve in a different way. but as i traveled the district, health care continues to be an issue. this district is larger than the country of france. our rural part of our district is served by 19 rural health clinics, so you can imagine the difficulty of traveling to the clinic or hospital and fi

they weren't allowed to participate and the reason is i think somebody like cecil richard from plannedsee their power waning because technology has really sort of made no one to question the humanity of the fetus. she is losing power and so she sort of go out onto this women's march, which is sort of anti-trump plus #metoo plus a bunch of other issues altogether. she's using the march to unite or sort of attach herself to a woman's march. what it does, if you disagree with them on abortion, for example, or even the resistance, you are not part of the sisterhood, you are against women, which is the tactic they've used with hispanics like me who are conservative. they say you don't agree with us, you are a coconut, you are brown and the outside but white on the inside. i've been getting a lot of uncle tom's or auntie tom's. that's how they try and get you in line, they try and shame you. >> tucker: i think your analysis is really smart. i think you are exactly right. as they feel like they're losing control of the conversation, it's like regimes when they feel like they are losing contro