people say what was it like having cecile richards as a mother and she was just my mother. she was a housewife and you know, you know the background. it wasn't until much later she got, the women's movement came along and she just lost hermind. there was no going back . she was so impatient for women to not wait to be asked. and i think this is a moment right now in this country, if there were ever a moment for women not to wait to be asked . >> amen, i agree with that. [applause] >> let's talk a little bit more about your mom because she was hugely influential to so many of us. and one of the many pieces of advice that you share in the book which, when i mentioned it to you, you will know that it came as something of a boost to me. her advice was if you are going to be a woman in the public eye, you will save yourself trouble if you pick a hairstyle and stick with it. >> i think she gave you that advice. >> now you know how i feel. >> she had a lot of opinions. and but generally, pretty practical, good advice. >> she had a lot of opinions and they were usually correct thou

i want to play something we heard tonight from cecile richards who stepped down as president of planned parenthood. >> this is definitely the break the glass moment. i guess what i'm hearing, definitely in the last few hour hours. this is throwing kerosene on the fire already burning among women in america. could have enormous implications for the midterm elections. >> shannon: i want to contrast that with someone that leonard leo of "the federalist" society who has been a key voice and guiding the president on the selections, what he has to say about it. >> the left is been using the roe v. wade scare tactic since 1982 when sandra o'connor was nominated. over 30 years later, nothing's happened to roe v. wade. >> shannon: what do you think, pastor? >> well, i think eventually conservative court will either overturn roe v. wade or at least greatly diminish its importance and its power. here's why, shannon. in 1857, the dred scott decision said african-americans were nothing but property to be bought and sold. thankfully that was overturned. roe v. wade is really the dred scott decision o

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i want to play something from cecile richards who stepped down as president of planned parenthood. >> this is a glass moment and what i'm hearing in the last few hours is women already are, this through kerosene on the fire already burning in america and could have enormous implications for the midterm elections. >> contrast that with something the federalist society, a key voice in guiding the president, what he has to say about that. >> the left has been using the roe v wade scare tactics and 1982 when sandra o'connor was nominated and over 30 years later nothing has happened to roe v wade. >> what do you think? >> eventually a conservative court will either overturn roe the way or at least diminish it and here's why, in 1857 the dred scott decision said african-americans were nothing but property to be bought and sold and that was overturned. roe v wade is really the dred scott decision of the 20century that says children in the womb are not people, just biological blobs with no rights. i think you will see that overturned and this is what a conservative court does. in a liberal co