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nancy davis. good boy is when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id, or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating. and there's one of the reasons that i advocate it's very, very hard to prevent my children from going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing for nancy's daughters, the choice of what they can do with their bodies, maybe decided on the election day. and before we go, mexico has been celebrating what of its most colorful holidays known as the day of the dead. the tradition dates back centuries to the ancient aspects. over the years it's evolved into a huge cultural event with lots of ghoulish costumes and decorations. mexico city is set up giant scale incidence in the central square ahead of today's big tac. last day of the dead parade. across mexico old has with

nancy davis, good boards. when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id, or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating. and there's one other reduce that i advocate very, very hard to, to prevent my children from going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing for nancy's daughters, the choice of what they can do with their bodies maybe decided on the election day . michelle squares is professor of american government at georgetown university in falls, church virginia. she's written 2 books on women and representation in congress. a short time ago, i asked her how big of an issue reproductive rights was when it comes to driving, voter turnout in the selection. in terms of driving the turn out for the election. there's a couple of ways to think about it. certainly it's one of the stronger issues

c you are more that's the tensional future. maurice, nancy davis. good boy is when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating and there's one other reduce that i advocate. it's very, very hard to prevent my children from going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing for nancy's daughters. the choice of what they can do with their bodies, maybe decided on the election day. we can now speak to michelle swerve. she's a professor of american government at georgetown university in falls, church, virginia. and she's also written to books on women and representation. and congress present professor square as welcome to the w just how big of an issue is reproductive rights when it comes to driving, voter turnout in this election? you know, thank you so much for having me as in terms of driving the

nancy davis. good boy is when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id, or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating. and there's one other reduce that i advocate. it's very, very hard to prevent my children from going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing for nancy's daughters. the choice of what they can do with their bodies, maybe decided on the election day. us political analysts, william blue cross told us what kind of the house would do exactly about abortion that as well. that is always the good question, right? it's, it's not that clear and it's not very clear what kind of the harris if she wins could actually do, because this is all about legislation and that comes down to congress. so if you're interested in what the us government could do to protect the women's righ

nancy davis. good boy is when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id, or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating. and there's one other reduce that i advocate very, very hard to prevent my children from going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through the same thing for nancy's daughters, the choice of what they can do with their bodies maybe decided on the election day and as you've been traveling around the country this year spoken to lots of women, what's your feeling about how women will decide whether they'll put cala harris over the line to become america's 1st female exit? yeah, right. so it will really come down, who kind of moderates, more people? will it be donald trump or cumberland harris and my feeling is that many women and but also and then the man who are supportive of reprodu

c c you are more that that's the tension of future mores nancy davis boards. when i when i think about my children going through the same thing, that id, or like my daughters going through the same thing that i do. it makes me angry. it makes me scary. i'm scared of what they looks like and it is very frustrating. and there's one of the reasons that i advocate very, very hard to supervisee my children and going through it to prevent your kids from going through it a future generations to come from going through. the same thing for nancy's daughter is the choice of what they can do with their bodies may be decided on the election day. and as you've been traveling around the country this year, spoken to lots of women, what's your feeling about how women will decide whether they'll put cala harris over the line to become america's 1st female? present a b r. right? so it will really come down who kind of motivates more people really be donald trump or coming to harris. and my feeling is that many women and, but also and then the man who are supportive of reproduct

a nancy davis has 2 daughters summer who is 3 in baby starr who's just 5 months. so big a gap between them. and she had planned by the pregnancy between the 2 girls turned into a nice in june 2022. she was a 10 weeks 1st and the teachers who was carrying was diagnosed with crania title no much. so i remember vividly standing in a co hospital room here in baton rouge, louisiana. my doctor walked in and he said this is the worst case scenario. they normally die in utero, but if he or she makes 50 berth in here, she would die within minutes. so he recommended an abortion to alternately protect my health. however, due to louisiana's restrictive abortion loss, i was denied the carrier that i desperately need. then stephen public was their situation and got funding with the help of the bridge of the lines, an organization which offer as practical support for people who need an abortion. she traveled 1400 miles to clinic in manhattan, new york for the procedure. you know, having to leave your kids, leaving your family behind just to access fundamental health care and goi

. >> hello, i'm nancy davis. >> hello, nancy davis., what would you say is the issue of our time? >> no question about it, communism and the soviet union. >> sandra: tell us about that part of the movie and that part of reagan's life story. >> well, reagan's biggest battle in his whole career was the battle against communism, and i think that's another parallel to what's happening now. i think we are still having that same battle. and i think the reason that the movie is resonating with so many people is that it's not just a history lesson, although it is that. it's also a love story, and it's a love story not only between reagan, ron reagan and nancy reagan, but between ronald reagan and america. i think ronald reagan was in love with this country, and really sacrificed everything to try to bring it back, to make america great again, if you will, and i think that's why the audience loves it so much. it's emotionally powerful, as well as it is historically accurate. >> sandra: and i think that is a huge point. i think people in this co