of different ways he's ashamed — the violence and intimidation, cynical manoeuvres like paying norma mccorveyte. she then, near death, said that she only said that because of the money given by the opposition movement. mr schenck says even the way in which the christian anti—abortion movement signed a sort of faustian pact with donald trump, he said that was shaming, too. do you have any sense of shame? well, you'll notice that i am not he, and i'm not a pastor. i'm not somebody who went from pro—life to pro—choice. perhaps because he was engaged in those things, that's all he saw. i don't know, i never knew him. i can say my own conversion came for authentic reasons, and out of love and justice, not because i want to manipulate or anything. wilberforce, in your own country, had similar motives of many people in the pro—life movement here, in the midst of all sorts of discrimination, and all sorts of refusing to see that speaking the truth to power is an important thing to do. so in the case of donald trump, the same. the idea that... are you putting your money behind donald trump running in

of different ways he's ashamed — the violence and intimidation, cynical manoeuvres like paying norma mccorveyen, near death, said that she only said that because of the money given by the opposition movement. mr schenck says even the way in which the christian anti—abortion movement signed a sort of faustian pact with donald trump, he said that was shaming, too. do you have any sense of shame? well, you'll notice that i am not he, and i'm not a pastor. i'm not somebody who went from pro—life to pro—choice. perhaps because he was engaged in those things, that's all he saw. i don't know, i never knew him. i can say my own conversion came for authentic reasons, and out of love and justice, not because i want to manipulate or anything. wilberforce, in your own country, had similar motives of many people in the pro—life movement here, in the midst of all sorts of discrimination, and all sorts of refusing to see that speaking the truth to power is an important thing to do. so in the case of donald trump, the same. the idea that... are you putting your money behind donald trump running in 202a? you

at the heart of my book is norma mccorvey. she is a i mean if you're a writer you you are thrilled when you come upon a person like her her life was remarkable. i'll just sort of tell you one thing that well she was born in 1947 in rural, louisiana on the banks of a thechafalaya river really in the middle of nowhere. i've traveled to many many countries and i never felt like i was abroad more than when i was in this part of louisiana. i will tell you that honestly, i'm from i lived the upper west side of manhattan. so it's a little a little different. but anyway i get there. well, i went to visit the family. she's born there and she moves quickly to texas with her family now. her family. it's a broken home and her her mother is an alcoholic and a waitress. she has affairs with many many men. she's serving alcohol to and what was so interesting from my point of view. this wasn't even known to norma's own family. but norma was the third consecutive woman in a three straight generations in her family had gotten unhappily pregnant

in 1969, norma mccorvey noticed that a woman had become pregnant and had problems with drugs, alcohol upbringing. she hardly worked out. she decided to terminate the pregnancy and claimed she was raped under texas law. it was the only legal way to have an abortion to prove the rape. she could not and tried to have an illegal abortion, but the doctor arrested by the police at the time, lawyers linda coffee and sarah wington were looking for a plaintiff on behalf of whom they could file a lawsuit against the state of texas they did it in the seventieth year on behalf of jane roe this is, in fact, the female equivalent of the designation of a party to a lawsuit, borrowed from roman law proper name to designate unknown , say, if you were talking about a place, and not about a person, then you would call it a city. the defendant was the district attorney. oh, the court ruled in favor of the woman, but did not cancel the existing laws the case reached the supreme court, the legitimacy of the consideration was not obvious. after all, the supreme court decides only real disputes. by this time