the majority of women don't agree with naral. it's not abortion health care, just abortion.hey don't agree. so are they not for women's rights, are they not fully women? >> no, of course not. >> tucker: why not let them in too? >> the difference is participant, not a sponsorship platform. i was a little bit confused until i read the reasoning. women who are pro-choice in this country except a woman's right to decide to carry her baby until full term. the difference on the other sides that women who are antichoice do not accept a pro-choice women's decision. >> tucker: i'm laughing because the pro-choice people are so open-minded, they won't share the stage. i don't know for to solve this question but i drove through it in washington, got caught in the middle of this. it seemed like some nice people. some people i knew actually. everything a person i saw was not a working-class person, they were all affluent people. in case he didn't see it in washington, ashley judd. she said lots of things. at some of them are kind of crazy. but she was wearing a $40,000 strand of pearls. w

soledad: as we close out 2016 this weekend, it's naral to take a look back. but, to be blunt, a lot of people already want to forget 2016. we have been deluged with negative news and nasty online chatter, and it just keeps coming. the ku klux klan took the opportunity to drive through roxboro, north carolina, shown in this video, rallying in support of the president-elect. racist tweets, this time aimed at minnesota's mall of america as they hired an african-american santa claus fo the fit time. and after a subway assault on one a muslim student, the president of new york's baruch college sent a message to everyonen mpus, asking not only for civility but for students to escort each other on subways and other public spaces. so what can reasonable people do in times like these? before this election season even started, we sat down with jonathan greenblatt of the anti-defamation league, whose thoughts seem even more important now. jonathan i think this election : season has been pretty troubling on a number of levels, but at the adl, we have been tracking anti-s

any furtheher pro-choice group naral eeteted -- "trump's reinstatement of the global gag rule officially turns his anti-woman, anti-choice rhetoric into policy." meanwhile, democratic senator jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and democratic congresswoman nita lowey of new york announced they would introduce the "her act" to repeal the global gag rule. well, for more, we're joined now by dawn laguens, executive vice president of planned parenthood federation of america and the planned parenthood action fund. dawn laguens, welcome to democracy now! the significance of this gag rule. i mean, do you see it as retaliation for what happened to days before you had this ,istoric women's march president trump is obsessed with numbers, the march looks like it than his times larger crowd for his inauguration, which seems to be his top concern riright now. is thihis -- >> i don't know if it is retaliation, but i do know it is the targeting of the most vulnerable women in the whole world with a policy that is going to mean women will die because of this action. it is outrageous contrasted with the marc

>> lincolnson and larry lather, co-founders of naral. >> if abortion were illegal and a woman were at risk of death if she did not terminate her pregnancy -- >> those cases are extremely rare. >> what should happen? >> when we talk about cases where a woman's life is in danger, at risk of death, we talk about when the o.b. is treating two patients. you don't go into that situation with saying you have one patient. you have two patients. and sometimes children are delivered early. they're delivered early to give the mother every chance of life and also to give the child every chance of life. they don't go inside of her and dismember her child. >> you think a woman should face the risk of death in order to give birth? >> i'm not saying that. we can give her and her child the best chance at life. medical technology is astounding. one of my interns last year survived being born 21 weeks in utero. there's no chance where a woman is going to say we have to abort this child. you deliver the child and you give the child every chance, all the medical resuscitation, and you treat that child. an

[cheering] naral the president of and we're proud sponsors of this march.d to say that all black lives matter, including women. >> thank you so much. people, use a power. people. >> power. >> this is for angela. and the panthers. i thank god for michelle alexander. my mama raised me all by herself. her left ahdn her -- hand her right hand was a help. [bleep] white supremacy, and white wealth. >> as men, we must protect our women. we cannot allow cowards to disrespect our women. we must uplift our women and stand with our women. you will not discriminate against ouour women. today you will hear the voice of our women. you will not take away the freedom of choice from o our women. every day you should be trying to repay our women. it is because of our women that i am a man. >> my name is aja monet, and i'm a poet. i'm honored to be here.e. when people say language has no power, let us not forget it was language, words that got trump into office. it was the power of words. i am about to read is for the daughtersrs of a new daday. be not discouraged be not dism

it was fundamental to the platform to stand up there with steele richards, with the heads of naral ando control her own decisions about her body is not what this march was about. those pro-life were out there. i met tons of them yesterday. but being a sponsor is very different than just participating. and to brad's point, the president already has done something. he went and signed executive orders to ease the burden of obamacare. he is going after quality, affordable health care. obamacare needs help but we know that over 30 million americans are relying on it. >> brad, last word here. does this do anything to change the vote? last i saw the election was on november 8. >> no, it doesn't, and what they should be doing is being constructive, not destructive in their attempts to change policy. look, as far as life is concerned, we accept roe vs. wade as the current law. >> you just want to roll it back on the state level. >> no, that shouldn't be expanded and we should respect the rights of all women. >> brad, why should a woman who lives in texas not have the same rights as a woman who