ohio has changed.t was once a measurable battle republicans have run thece democrats out of the state. however now, i am working on a y about the race between sharad brown, who has held that seat since 2006. it is really having a struggle running against a republican even though they don't know who the candidate is going to be at. in terms of donald trump, pele like you they like. no matter what stars you throw at them, when you throw those darts they tend to like that person more. the same with joe biden, i can't believe anybody would vote for joe bidethere were plenty of peo voted for joe biden and they will come out and vote for him again. host: in florida, phil is on the line for republicans. caller: i did vote for trump in 2016. i did not vote for him in 2020 and i probably will not vote in 2024. when we had the pandemic, i thought he was in way over his head. he didn't know what he was doing. i know a lot of people were scared if we have another crisis you have a president who was very ineffectiv

i wonder what your reaction is to what's going on in ohio right now?stepfather is bill rumor. i've never met him thankfully. as for dewine's executive order today, that's making a mountain out of a mole hill because they don't perform gender affirming surgeries on minors, period. it might happen very rarely, but it is not the common practice. i personally have had it, but i'm 42. so. >> let me ask you finally, when do you expect that you'll learn about the results of your appeal and i hope you'll let us know how that goes. >> i mean, i hope next week, but who knows how fast the government's going to work, so -- but since this is pretty political, i imagine that might get sped up. >> vanessa joy, we thank you so much for taking the time to help us understand what's going on there. and we appreciate it. >> okay. thank you. >>> up next, the parole decision grabbing the sports world's attention, you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. i was short of breath just reading a book... but i didn't wait. they

and that ensures that surgeries of this type on minors can never happen in ohio.saying he wants to do further than the bill than he vetoed? kayleigh: doesn't make sense to me. pete: will, what do you think? will: this man showed inherent weakness, lack of spine, and actually i guess two aimed when i'm saying some level of courage to stand here and do something so incredibly immoral and irrational. i don't know what led him to the firm position he held before in vetoes a bill that is moral and obstructing cerumen the right side of history and the rational that's water coup weak and we don't let parents amputate the limb of their children and don't let parents put their children on heroin because they self-identify as lazy. we understand that children have to be protected by the law against irreversible bad decisions and he stands here today and tries to thread this needle where okay, okay, he said i'm vetoing a bill and that took some conviction. some in his office said i have conviction. pete: most of his office said you should sign it and went against everybody.

caller: i can only speak to my experience in ohio since i was born and raised and lived in ohio all my life and i'm retired now. i got a bachelor's from ohio university and four of my siblings attended college and my kids attend a college. i know it is changed because governor dewine and his lieutenant governor are working hard to get colleges and universities to gear them wards the intel workforce. i can only speak to ohio from my experience. i had an economy professor who was excellent. i can only speak from my experience. host: did you graduate with any college debt? did your kids graduate with student loan debt? caller: no, there were seven of us and my dad told me at an early age that i was responsible for my own education and i was a resident assistantf three of my four years before i got my bachelors. and i was a substitute teacher. i am retired now. i can only say good things about my experience. host: carolyn thank you for your call. the student loan debt balance has increased 66% over the past decade and totals more than $1.77 trillion according to the federal reserve. a toda

all trans in the state of ohio.king you to wait till you're 18, wait till you have the ability to make the decision with your un-mature mind. to give that a break. stephanie: the backers of the ban say they're trying to keep children safe from medical experimentation, that is what they call it, citing risks for example with puberty blockers. where does the evidence stand right now on what is best for these children, mentally and physically? orion: so, whenever a child is going through with gender affirming care, it already involves elements such as a mental health screening. it already involves being told of what the consequences are with the child and the parents involved and going through a process of, these are all the irreversible changes, these are the reversible changes, here what you can expect down the line. so, all of that is already a part of the process. and gender affirming care has been approved by several major medical organizations who say this care is safe. the way that republicans frame this care, i

i amhe mayor of the great city of athens, ohio, home to ohio university and also send president for the national league of cities, representing 19,000 communities acrs the united states and the president of the mayor's partnership, which represents 19 palachian counties and 120 communities and 800 thousand citizens across southeast ohio. cities, towns and villages are exriencing a higher frequency of extremeeather events including hurricanes,loods, heat waves. these severe and unpredictable weather conditions are leadi to large-scale disasters that are overwhelming existing infra structure as well emergency response capabilities. as we discussed, the recent devastation we are sing in san diego highlights the reoccurrence of impacts of flooding on cities and residents. my thoughts go out to mayor gloria a the san diego residents during these tough times. ohio universitis also one that has experienced floods, notably 1968's flood were reexperienced a 28 foot flood stage. since then i have worked with the corps ofngineers to mitigate a lot of those flood events that we see in r city. while

the nation none of these posting is effective committee in columbia county ohio. the year i was born, a couple of decades after that, columbia county made 80% of the tableware of this country the dishes and classes, because of that trade policy those jobs first moved south and enough to mexico and the native to china. thereed are no, there are no potteries in colombian county anymore. this committee and debris committees just ang couple miles away in either candidates and other kinds of places that are too often forgotten or explain what corporate america. now these ohioans are worried about whether the water is safe to drink whether the area safe to breathe. whether the kids would get s sick and industry to the committee highchair a trip i too would have developed of though. of the weaver mr. shaw said norfolk southern is going to make it right and put in east palestine and do right come his words by the committee. senator vance and are going to make sure that east palestine is not forgotten. we both make regular visits there, not next week, not next month, not n

you cannot dispute ohio has changed. it wants was the battleground state in the country. then that does not mean it won't change. however, right now and they're porting i'm i'm working on on a story about the race between sharon bwn since 2006 and has been an office since 1974 in some capacity in ■■ohio. it is really having aav struggle running against a republican who they don't even know who the candidate is going to be at becaus the prima i held. so that would be my answer to that. in terms of donald trump, people like who they like. and no matter what darts you throw at them sometimes when you throw those darts athe them they tend to like the person more and the same as with joe biden. people would say i can't believe anybody would go for joe biden. people who voted for joe biden and they will come out and vote for him again presumably. stuart in florida at hsu's on the line for republican type. >> hello. i did vote for trump and 2016. i did not vote for him and 2020. i probably will not vote for him in 2024. when we had the pandemic i thought he was way over his head

the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized. mrs. beatty: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: you are recognized. mrs. beatty: i rise in support of h.r. 540, the bipartisan taiwan nondiscrimination act. sponsored by congresswoman kim of california and congressman green. this bill would require the united states to advocate for taiwan's membership in meaningful participation at the international monetary fund, or i.m.f. to the extent that admission is sought by taiwan, m.f. membership, provides several nonprofits to -- nonprofit benefits to participants. such as access to information on members' economic policies, access to technical assistance related to banking, fiscal affairs and exchange issues, financial support in times of payment distress, and opportunities for trade and investment. if i.m.f. admission is sought by taiwan, this bill would further require the united states press the i.m.f. to monitor and evaluate the health of taiwan's economy, provide technical support to taiwanese officials rega

again ohio could be a swing state this time. gee on -- we have our panel here.resident is finally going to east palestine, ohio. >> i tell you, what i see there is a complete dereliction of his duties. the ohio epa said that they were helping to remove 160,000 tons of contaminated soil and 39 million gallons of liquid waste. what the people have experienced and are still experiencing is tragic. the fact that the president refused to go there, donald trump beat him in the last election there in ohio. the fact that people -- even the media was to admit these weren't biden voters. therefore he wasn't going. this is not what we would expect from a president who was looking to unite the country. not what we should expect from our commander-in-chief. he should be uniting the country and bringing us together and helping the people when they need it most and he absolutely failed at the job. >> harris: i'm confused at all the times the schedule was the problem and how many visit you could get to ohio. patrick. >> it's never too late. i'm glad he is going. all to say you

what would it take for him to visit ohio?,. >> and it's been tough also listening to some of these folks, i remember another family interviewed at some point over the last 365 days said they couldn't sell their house. they had been planning to sell their house. nobody wanted to buy the house. home values plummeted. people didn't feel safe they don't know what happened next considering these chemicals might not make you sick right away. they will hear from the president and soon. >> carley: the guy in the backwards hat i interviewed him a couple weeks ago. he is running for congress right now. he felt there was such inaction on this issue he felt motivated to run for congress and change things. on christmas morning he took a video of a stream right outside his house and most toxic that he has ever season it over this last year. so the epa went in and initially said that there was no toxic chemical still it's okay. he says is he still seeing that sludge. >> steve: let's hope joe biden goes and looks at that creek. let's see wha

i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. that's what the war department course worries about constantly. nobody is 100% sure what's on at this particular stage of the early campaign. most importantly, fighting hooker can't fight. he's got to guard the roads to washington. can't be doing anything aggressive and. so the union army just kind of set back the problem this with a confession dirt heading to pennsylvania. the nobody knew for sure that's where they were going. there's absolutely no way in the world joe hooker's army of the potomac can catch robert e lee can't do it. so you've got a major problem in our governor. republican by name of andrew craig curtain has called for help from washington. he sends the former assistant secretary of war thomas scott, one of the vice presidents of the pennsylvania railroad on a train down washington to plead with the war department. st

i am the mayor of the great city of athens, ohio, home to ohio university and also second president for the national league of cities, representing 19,000 communities across the united states and the president of the mayor's partnership, which represents 19 appalachian counties and 120 communities and 800 thousand citizens across southeast ohio. cities, towns and villages are experiencing a higher frequency of extreme weather events including hurricanes, floods, heat waves. these severe and unpredictable weather conditions are leading to large-scale disasters that are overwhelming existing infra structure as well as emergency response capabilities. as we discussed, the recent devastation we are seeing in san diego highlights the reoccurrence of impacts of flooding on cities and residents. my thoughts go out to mayor gloria and the san diego residents during these tough times. ohio university is also one that has experienced floods, notably 1968's flood were reexperienced a 28 foot flood stage. since then i have worked with the corps of engineers to mitigate a lot of those flood events t

i come from one ofbr the three distressed counties in the state of ohio.ffordability on look at my residence in my constituents it is a big challenge when you live in a chronically distressed part of the state. >> not just in our state affordability and streamlining access to cb dgr is getting more quickly and more effective for. >> thank you, thank you for that. i'm going to go back to you because you talk about sustainability print all of you talk about affordability with the last answer and i agree it does not do any good to have insurance of is not i attainabl. we also talk about sustainability. which is pretty important we are $30 billion in the hole in the national insurance program right now. i worked with senator bitter, senator kennedy's predecessor plan from a different angle on flood insurance.e. affordability is always the issue. sustainability means it is paid for, right so how do we do this? when you are comparing the premium too risk correct me if y significant. >> thank you. i think there are two ways of looking at this one is the cost effi

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we could a full ban on transgender therapy in ohio.med live right now in case anybody wants to watch this history go down in realtime. chris. >> maggie vespa, thank you. >>> a new iphone software update that will make it a lot harder for thieves to steal your data, even if they grab your phone. we'll explain next. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. >>> johnson & johnson says it has reached a major settlement over claims it misled customers about the safety of its talc baby powder. they will pay $700 million to resolve investigations launched by 42 states and washington, d.c. . notably, the deal does not settle tens of thousands of consumer lawsuits alleging their baby powder and talc-based products caused cancer. some soft those lawsuit wills go to trial this year. >>> a major security update for iphone users. apple has a new high-tech way to protect all the personal information we keep on our phones from thieves and hackers. nbc's stephanie gosk is following this. i overhear these conversations all the time, all yo

in ohio, there was a proposal to protect abortion-rights. i spent time in ohio reporting on that.n response to the reality of these abortion restrictions, ohio is a state where the amendment was approved by voters. ohio had any early abortion ban that restricted abortion after six weeks of pregnancy with no exceptions for rape or incest. ohio was a state that led to that tragic national story a couple of years ago about the 10-year-old girl who had to travel out of state for any abortion after she was a rape victim -- an abortion after she was a rape victim. even a state that is arguably pretty red, voters said they wanted to protect access to abortion. the specifics of that amendment allowed for some wiggle room, not so much later on. that is also in line with public opinion. they kids are pulling suggest most americans support some access to abortion, particularly earlier in pregnancy, particularly in situations where there is a medical crisis. there is less support later in pregnancy. to the caller's point, she talks about people deciding last minute not to give birth. that is

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i live in ohio, where just hours after dobbs, abortion was banned at six weeks.ollowing that, i took care of a patient whose water broke at 20 weeks and she had a zero chance of fetal survival. instead of intervening immediately as i was trained to do, ohio's abortion ban required me to wait. i had to ask her to sign mandated forms and wait 24 hours to provide care unless her life was at risk. instead of only worrying about my patient, i now had to worry about the law, having to choose between my pat dobbs took away the right to make deeply personal decisions and gave it to politicians who have never had to sit with a patient and share in the worst moments of their lives. thanks to the hard work of physicians, women, and advocates, ohioans passed an amendment to constitutionally protect reproductive rights. it was a victory. and a relief for the patients that i serve. we need women across the country no matter what state they live in to have that right. president biden and vice-president harris are working every day to restore that right, and i'm grateful to them

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power grids are strained in texas to the ohio valley.e-2 and negative-4 temperatures are there but the city is harassing a pastor who wants to bring the homeless inside. he joins us with his attorney. milwaukee journal said as folks freeze to death in milwaukee an ohio pastor charged with housing the homes. the city is still hounding you. what is the latest? >> my prayers to families who lost loved ones in milwaukee. that's terrible. my prayers out to them. we have an arraignment in court this past week on thursday and go from there. our mission remains the same. that's to share the good news of christ with people 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> trace: it's amazing. these are the temperatures for the past 5 days. i am sure its not much warmer tonight. why do they care if people sleep inside and stay warm? >> that's a great question for the mayor of bryan, ohio. he is the only mayor prosecuting a pastor for having his church open 24 hours a day. the mayor should come to this church and thank them for taking care of so many people. wheth

not that far to ohio.lk politics, ohio is gone, florida is gone, ohio is gone, he is losing state after state if you look at that monmouth bloomberg poll, crushing them by 5, 6, 7 points. used to be battlegrounds, michigan, ohio, wisconsin. he just doesn't have it anymore. i am wondering what happened to joe biden? >> what happened indeed to. judge, maybe i am not cynical enough, but surely he is not doing this because it is election season. it is out of the goodness of his heart. >> i -- i agree. i also agree the man is soulless. the fact that he didn't show up and give comfort to these people who are all blue-collar, one thing they needed was some support, and some confidence, some sense that someone had ther back, and he didn't show up. i want people to think about the fact that he had 140 days off last year. in september, this is his quote, biden. "i haven't had occasion to go to east palestine. there is a lot going on and i haven't been able to break." he went to san croix -- st. croix, nantucket, del

nearly a year since a freight train crashed at palestine, ohio, how people feel about promises to make sure they're not living amongst a dangerous toxic site. >> welcome to the lead, i am jake tapper, the 2024 lead, the final hours before the first of the nation primary, new hampshire voters, going to the polls, setting it for the november presidential election, only 2 major republican candidates left, nikki haley is making her last minute pitch in five campaign events, trying to sell herself as the most electable candidate, and of course rejecting calls to follow ron desantis' lead, who dropped out of the race yesterday and immediately endorsed donald trump. >> i've watch the entire media say that i should drop out for the good of the country to support donald trump. >> does!>> america does not do coordinations, we believe in choices, and democracy and we believe in freedom. >> the latest cnn poll finds without desantis of the race, 54% of likely republican voters preferred trump, 41% preferring nikki haley, donald trump is doing one last pitch by having not one, not to but three of h

pavement governor of ohio since 2019.mer senate colleague and we ■÷welcome him back to the senate floor for the purposes of his experience on this derailment. we look forward to hearing from you governor at the wine. last we will hear from misty allison who is of east palatino ohio. thank you all for being here and senator brown you can lead off it. >> thank you madam chair senator cruz thank you. especially from senator vance i want to thank governor dewine for the work he has done in responding to this. ms. allison for her activism she is here today for this is her second trip on behalf of the committee she is here soon after the loss of her mother. misty, thank you for speaking up through this difficult five andd for your leadership. our thoughts and prayers are with you of course and your family. i appreciate the work center vance is done on this legislation. it's been a bipartisan effort from the beginning. appreciate the comments of senator cruz and chair cantwell. i was just in east palestine again yesterday prone

east palestine, hair line between ohio and pennsylvania, both of which are swing states.damming time line here, february 3, train derailment. february 7 state of the union, no mention and no formal statement. you get to february 8, kamala gives environmental speech and fails to mention this environmental catastrophe. february 14th, mayor heard from the 5d administration and february 15th, biden gives a speech on rail and does not mention it. two weeks to hear from the administration, where were you and what were you doing? >> harris: the mayor when asked about the upcoming visit said these words. i don't know what he would do here now. okay. biden's department of justice may send peaceful pro-life activists to prison for 11 years. next. introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. it can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking ot

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for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition?out objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to recognize roger baker for his many years of service to the ohioureau. this tireless advocate served 12 years as the district eight state trustee on the ohio farm bureau, representing the counties of wayne, ashland and summit. mr. miller: mr. baker is a wealth of knowledge and a champion for agriculture. i can personally attest that he's been invaluable as i carry out my role in the house agricultural committee to reflect challenges of ohio agriculture. those lucky enough to know him can attest to his passionnd dedication and to his field. even though mr. baker's tenure has come to an end, i do not doubt that he will continue advocating for ohio agriculture and i am thankful for his service on ohio's seven agricultural advisory council. there is no question that the farm community in ohio has benefited from the farm efforts of roger baker. mr. baker's years of dedicated work have helped

[cheering] congressman bob from ohio.ichigan. [cheering] also joining us today is a dedicated pro-life leader that i am so grateful to know and he has never missed a march for life. congressman chris smith of new jersey. [cheering] congressman smith has been a pro-life champion for many years serving as cochair of the congressional pro-life caucus for over four decades. tirelessly working on behalf of unborn children and their mothers. thank you congressman. >> thank you so much progress judy, thank you so very much. first of all on behalf of my wife marie my very distinguished and courageous and effective lawmakers that are on the stage and a few others who could not be here, thank you for your leadership. it is extraordinary. ladies and gentlemen at a new jersey pregnancy resource center two women expressed through tears of joy their deep and abiding gratitude for the entire incredible love, respect and care that persuaded them to reverse their decision to abort their babies. they spoke with desperate and helpless they

ohio senator j.d. vance who is introducing a bill to protect the right of every state along the u.s. border to defend its own territory. the president of the united states takes an oath to protect and defend the united states. if that isn't happening, then these states have to step in. so this is a place that is very familiar to all of us in new york city in midtown. this is the entrance to trump tower, the side entrance to trump tower. president trump briefly testified moments ago in his own defense in the e. jean carroll defamation trial where they're deciding the damage amount. watch this. there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals. and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. >> martha: former president trump taking the stand today at the trial to decide damages in rider

what would it take to visit ohio? >> peter: a decision was made after the train derailment to burn the contents of fire cars filled with toxic material. the residents returned and epa, told them it was safe. we've been told that a trip by the president to ohio was too much. >> the president said over the long weekend, he hasn't had the opportunity to go to east palestine. >> the president will go to east palestine. >> peter: he was not on a break in lake tahoe. >> the president will go to east palestine, he's committed to. >> peter: it's felt for months the white house moved on and trip was never going to happen. the mayor of east palestine told our team earlier this month in january, he doesn't know what president biden would do and it is preference to visit on book tour in 2025. there is going to be a resident joining the show 15 minutes from now. >> brian: what is this book about, peter? >> peter: the book would be about his time in office. >> carley: tongue and cheek comment. >> steve: the person coming up shortly

couple pockets in ohio must of the freezing precipitation in illinois has changed to all rain. also northern missouri we have winter weather advisories still spread from northern missouri to northern new jersey 48 million people included not everyone is going to see treacherous weather in this, but there had be periods of it the northern half of michigan, some snow. and wintry mix and by the time we get into tonight and tomorrow all of it changes to plain old rain. as far as ice accumulations, not enough for power outages, but just fluff toinform to enough ts slick. the roads will be just fine. as far as new hampshire goes with the freezing, so it will just be some of the bridges and overpasses you have to worry about. more heavy rain in areas of the gulf coast that's a look at your firework >> okay, bill, see you in a bit. >>> "early today" is back in a bit for a bright new future for a notorious psychiatric hospital joel embiid shatters a record set over 55 years ago. ters a re set over 55 years ago. escribed o xr— a once-daily td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austed

it was easy for me, i am from ohio. what i was fascinated with with ohio is they have a system of guardian education set up. it allows for local communities to submit trainings to have in an online database, and it allows people to watch those at their leisure, guardians and others, but they have to take those credits. when a court orders a guardianshipthey have a system where they take certain amounts of ongoing education about their roles. i really saw for indiana that this could be a model to have trainings on about lesser restrictive alternatives but also management and things that go in e day to day of a ardianship. i think ohio can serve as a model for other states that don't have an education system, because ohio has done it effectively. that is what i'm talking about with the state coalitions and learning from each other. i took that back to my role, and i requested something like that in a federal grant. we did not get the grant but we are looking into implementation of a system like that and i look forwarto sp

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and their futures. >> jason carol, cnn, east palestinian ohio. >> jason, thanks.r in gop politics, the group moms for liberty is now facing growing challenges in school board elections. a look at the group, its future, and the sex scandal that plagued the organization. [music] >> pushback is intensifying against the right wing group, moms for liberty and an ongoing sex scandal drawing national attention in school board candidates endorsed suffered big losses last year. >> moms for liberty has been involved in classes on how race and gender issues are discussed in classroom issues and while book bands are discussed around the country.some components of the group see an opening. cnn's carlos were as has more. >> masks do not work. >> just a year ago moms for liberty was wielding power over hundreds of school boards across the country. waging a culture war. even garnering support for presidential candidates. >> you have a radical left and marxist communism. the worst thing to happen to america. >> as they call themselves, uniting moms around the nation to join forces

the map here is the baltimore and ohio railroad.heading from baltimoret towards ohio and the first reports of this confederate movement moving down the valley come from railroad agents who don't know exactly how many, don't know their end destination, but they start to report back movement of confederate soldiers in the shenandoah valley that those reports ultimately come to the baltimore and a house president named john w garrett, who wants some action ne by the command. and so i think this letter here, i find from various quarters statements of large forces in the valley, i amisfied the operations demand greatest vigilance and attention. june 29th, one day after jubal early made decision to move north from stanton, this was not a surprise. it was not a sneak attack. railroad executives were reporting back this almost immediately. the ironic thing is garrett himself was not outright secessionist leaning, but secessionists and kind of sympathies. he kt undertone, but he answers to a board of directors. all right. and those board of

i'm not one who likes to lose ohio. and in a strange way after the past few years i'm not used to it either. will you commit to rejecting michigan's proposals if it continues to include those plans? >> i appreciate the question and would like to help the state of michigan. i can't answer the question without the totality of what they are proposing and what the state might be working on. they go through their own challenge process and figure out where they are going to spend the money we've given them and at the question is making sure they are as accurate as possible and that we really are. our commitment to make sure these programs are focused on the unserved and underserved in that order and that basically the intent of the statute to focus. >> we will keep watching the gentleman's time has expired and of the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas for five minutes for questions. >> thank you mr. chairman. administrator davidson thank you for being here today. the administration announced how 42.5 broadband equity a

it would impact a very small number of ohio's children.hildren who face gender dysphoria and their families the consequences of this bill could not be more profound. >> harris: the ohio house is coming back from its winter break early to override his veto. we detransitioner says why she thinks the bill is prisoner. >> parents don't have a right to abuse their children. no different from any form of abuse. this is the sterileization and mutilation of thousands of children happening within a state. he is being entirely complicit and made the choice to continue this. >> harris: riley gaines, director of the leadership institute and advisor for the independent women's forum. when she is not winning medals as an all-star swimmer, look what else she does. we are blessed for that. can we recognize the bravery of continuing to talk and you have set that tone. >> absolutely. chloe has been phenomenal not just in the state of ohio. she has traveled the country sharing the horrors of her story. the realization that what she and her parents and her fa