mr. mcdonnell just will no longer force those things inside your vagina anymore, that is the big change. there is still a mandatory ultrasound. a mandatory 24 hour waiting period because you can't be trusted to make a decision without the government intervening and forcing a totally medically unnecessary day-long wait designed specifically to in convenience and maybe shame you. lest you be swayed by bob mcdonnell sees as the proper and limited role by the state, one of the anti-abortion bills he co-sponsored included language before the state government would allow you to have an abortion in virginia your morals should be investigated. "prior to an abortion practitioner's recommendation for an abortion, a woman must be evaluated to the specifications of the state government, evaluation of the woman shall include investigation of her moral views about abortion." that was the second amazing thing in virginia. first we had the emergency meeting. we had no idea what we were doing. yes, you totally had every idea what you were doing. but then second, bob mcdonnell trying to define a vision of

mr. mcdonnell being speaker have you had by politico.com alongside three inches away from a maryland's governor are used to sharp political rhetoric in the abstract, this scene is rare in our politics. governor o'malley delivering what turned out to be a screed on everything wrong with his politics while he was three inches away visibly skirming the hole time. >> i would also dare to predict in virginia, where they have seen what happens when you put republicans totally in charge, the legislature has taken a hard right turn and that is exactly the sort of overreach they saw in wisconsin, which has a 49th worst job creation rate, the sort of overreach they saw in ohio, which has the 30th worst job creation rate, and also what they have seen in florida which has the 45th worse job creation rate. you vote for republicans and they take a hard right turn outlawing gay relationship, women's rights, unions, throwing all sort of social wedge issues when what people care is about jobs and economy. >> i had a hunch we would mix it up. i do want to get questions over on the wings. >> well, i can say gover

mr. mcdonnell was being interviewed by politico.com right alongside about 3 inches away from, a marylandnor, democrat martin o'malley. we are used to sharp political rhetoric being thrown around in the abstract in our country. this kind of scene is pretty rare in our politics. they're 3 inches apart. governor o'malley delivering what turned out to be a screed on everything wrong with governor mcdonnell's politics while he sat right next to him, 3 inches away visibly squirmy the whole time. >> i would also dare to predict that in virginia, where they have seen what happens when you put republicans totally in charge, they have seen their legislature take a hard right turn and that's exactly the sort of overreach that they saw in wisconsin, which has a 49th worst job creation rate, the sort of overreach they saw in ohio which has the 30th worst job creation rate. and also what they've seen in florida, which has the 45th worse job creation rate. they say vote for us, things will get better and you vote for the republicans and they take a hard right turn. outlawing gay relationships, outlawin

mr. mcdonnell wants to also look at some national interests. we've been talking on this show about the possibility of his teaming up on the gop ticket -- >> potential vp. >> -- for the presidential race. so, this became a national issue with women. and so, he was playing the safe game here. he backed off very quickly, and it's understandable. >> you had over 1,000 women, a few men, who showed up in the snow in richmond, in their silent protest, which obviously was extremely impressive. two, you had comedians on national television that were making -- >> "saturday night live," jon stewart -- >> that were making virginia the butt of their jokes. you're taking everything that dave and jerry have said. he did the politically expedient thing. and this is, you know, this is -- women are really reacting to all of this invasive, these invasive sexual issues as it relates to contraceptive, as it relates to what they can and cannot do with their bodies. and you know what is really happening? it's young women who never thought that they would have to deal

mcdonnell. in the mid 80s he was moving up the corporate ladder but something was missing. that something was pat robertson. specifically pat robertson's school the year after mr. robertson ran for president. bob mcdonnell was not a kid at this point in his life. he was married, had kids of his own, a mid-career change undertaken by an adult. at pat robertson's university while bob mcdonnell was in his mid-30s, the republican's party vision for the family the compelling issue of the decade. leaders, bob mcdonnell argued correct the folklore of church and state. to punish could habitate tors, homosexuals or fornicators. man's basic nature is inclined toward evil, when the exercise of liberty takes the shape of pornography, drug abuse or homosexuality, hey, that is me, the government must restrain, punish and deter. bob mcdonnell said the supreme court ruling in griswold versus connecticut which says states can't criminalize contra shin he said that was i will lodge kay. he raged against the perverted notion of liberty, each individual should live out his sexual life in the way he chooses, without interference from the state. that was bob mcdonnell's vision for

mcdonnell delivered his third state of the commonwealth address in mid-january. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you. thank you. you've obviously come back well-rested. mr. speaker, mr. president, justices of the supreme court of virginia, judges of the state corporation commission, ladies and gentlemen of the general assembly, my fellow virginians, good evening. it's both my duty and my privilege to join you tonight on the set of steven spielberg's epic feature film. "lincoln." for the annual state of the commonwealth address. i hope it's all right with everyone because i invited some of your neighbors tonight. the first lady and four of the mcdonnell children and my new son-in-law are here with us in the gallery. now, i think this is my 21st state of the commonwealth speech. only the third that i've delivered. and this is always a very special night. when all three branches of government are gathered in a building designed by thomas jefferson, from which for centuries ideas promoting liberty and opportunity have sprung. i want to congratulate all of you knewly elected men and women to the general assembly. and also the new leaders elected in each caucu

mcdonnell has never been photographed holding a transvaginal ultrasound probe as seen here one emerging theory about the hints mitt romney is dropping now about who he might pick for his vp focuses on mr. romney's hard right turn on immigration. >> if i were elected and congress were to pass the dream act, would i veto it? the answer is yes. amnesty is a magnet. what we have had in the past, programs that say people that come here legally will get to stay legally for the rest of their life will encourage more people to come here illegally. >> we went to the company and said you can't have illegals works on our property. i'm running for office for pete's sake. i can't have illegals. >> being super anti-immigrant is not that weird. it does represent a hard right turn for mitt romney even for this particular field of candidates. mitt romney used to be for the dream act. it was a republican idea after all. now he says he would veto the dream act. mitt romney used to speak favorably about the bill to give a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. now no mercy. papers for the whole nation. self-deportation. mitt romney sought out endorsement of a guy named pete wilson. does that na