leslie marshall and janine turner on that. >> this is a president who has put in place the most anti-jobs, antibusiness, anti-goethe agenda we have seen well, since jimmy carter. we needed a leader. he chose to follow. now it's time for him to get out of way. >> we have brand new presidential polling and it isn't good news for the republic candidates is-bama benefiting from the g.o.p. infighting. >> laura: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, and the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> asked me if and when conservative also put their ideology aside and focus on electability. now, understandably the romney campaign hopes voters choose the pragmatism and experience over conservatism. and rick santorum and gingrich believe true conservatism and electability go hand in hand. i spoke at cpac a short while ago and many conservatives there seem a little bit worried about this divide. they worry that the g.o.p. is about to blow its opportunity to defeat president obama. i have to say i think all this anxiety is a bit misplaced. let's not forget in 2008

reaction, joining us from fort worth texas, radio talk show host janine turner. from los angeles leslie marshall. where am i going wrong here? >> because, bill, this is not about abortion, this is about saving lives, through the efforts of the susan g. komen for the cure foundation and self-breast examination. education in self-breast examination. referrals for mammograms in 2012, bill in america we can say if you are diagnosed with breast cancer you have more than a 90% chance of surviving. two decades ago it was a death sentence we couldn't say that cancer doesn't care if you are democrat or conservative. and neither should we. we can't discriminate. this should not be political. it should be about personal lives. >> bill: you are breaking my heart. >> you like it? >> bill: i'm going to sob in a moment. have you been working on that all day. answer the questions now. you will see that breast cancer business of any kind is very low on the planned parenthood chart. it's very very low. very little is done. you can get some screening but they refer you out most of

janine turner lived in california for 8 years. leslie marshall still lives in pasadena.lie, you like the nathaniely state. >> i like some of the things in this nanny state, yes. i actually think the booster seats are a good idea. bike helmets. no smoking in public places which they are doing in london and paris. i'm not 100% on the condemns. definitely 16 and younger i have a problem with it as auto mom not just a taxpayer but as a mom i have a problem with that. >> bill: don't you get that california now being regulated to death don't you get that? this condemn program would be held in georgia or virginia or new hampshire it would be impossible for that to happen. so the centers for disease control say where can we go to do this where everybody would like it and it's here in california. designed. >> one of the areas where they california not only high pregnancy rate but high cla mid i can't rate among teenagers. >> bill: you lived here for eight years and migrated back home to your home state in texas. 69,000 other people did that in 2010. 69,000 californians said, you