as i got older and i met pearce who became pregnant unexpectedly, you hear supposer about folks are faced with. i realize that what bothers me as a young person that someone was trying to impress an idea on my mom. and so now i have worked on really strong abortion protections in the state of >> i want to the ask you about your experience in the state senate. was from a specific moment that you said i'm going to run for office. >> the first time? yeah, i was at my college campus at wellsly college after being in nashua, new hampshire with planned parenthood action fund and we were waiting for the election results, 2016 and it was like 1:30 in the morning. east coast time and i knew that the candidate i had fought for had lost and knew that the trump administration was going to come for medicaid, come for the affordable care act, come for lgbtq rights and the pell grant and education support that had made the difference for me and the people they care about and i knew that i had to do more and that night is when i decided to run for the state senate in hawaii home community. >> how many ye

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pearce's wife. after. after his mother died, we stepped into congress 1968. i was elected to congress. we moved from midland, west texas, to houston around 59. darrow was then, and then we got into politics and elected to congress in 66. and this is a letter to a good friend of mine who was an editor and really was came to work for me as my chief of staff in the congress. april 1968. this a related to a vote i made for open housing, which was controversial in those days in texas. and i think around country. dear jimmy, i never dreamed the reaction would be so violent. seething hatred, the epithets, the real stuff in spades. our office girls. you be in here we use and i won't say the n-word. you must be an inward or a chinaman. and on and on. the county crowd disowning me. and this denouncing me and wondering if they could still to support me. and at the gridiron dinner, this one, i like the snubs. legislative candidates who were wanting support and fawning all over me. a couple of months ago jeanette. tonight got on this plane. an older lady came up she said

. >> it hadn't just started, like you said, i think even when i did a song with carly pearce, i was like, really country song was going to maybe be popular, you know? either way, i loved the song and i was happy, so excited to do it, and then i was like, blown away with the response, so i have seen it changing like you are talking about, with tv, just the whole world, country music has been on top for a long time, really, but other versions of country music, but sort of the roots of country music, it's come back to be not just a popular thing, but i think something that people are craving. i think they're just craving real and honesty and, you know, god and country, but like meaning that when you say it, so i'm glad to be a part of it, anyway i can be. >> will: well, you said you got home to tennessee, really quickly, everybody asks me to what city is behind you, will? my responses hang in there, we are building a studio for "the will cain show," hang in there. the answer is i don't know. we bumped home south carolina, ui home in tennessee peered there's a push by hollywood actors to get

as i got older and i met pearce who became pregnant unexpectedly, you hear supposer about folks are faced with. i realize that what bothers me as a young person that someone was trying to impress an idea on my mom. and so now i have worked on really strong abortion protections in the state of >> i want to the ask you about your experience in the state senate. was from a specific moment that you said i'm going to run for office. >> the first time? yeah, i was at my college campus at wellsly college after being in nashua, new hampshire with planned parenthood action fund and we were waiting for the election results, 2016 and it was like 1:30 in the morning. east coast time and i knew that the candidate i had fought for had lost and knew that the trump administration was going to come for medicaid, come for the affordable care act, come for lgbtq rights and the pell grant and education support that had made the difference for me and the people they care about and i knew that i had to do more and that night is when i decided to run for the state senate in hawaii home community. >> how many ye

so thanks to carole malone who tipped us off this morning because apparently it's andrew pearce's birthdayay. >> oh, no. »- >> oh, no. >> come on andrew. thank you billy here's lovely floor manager billy. look, we've got chocolate cake. >> lovely. don't like chocolate cake. >> don't tell him you don't like chocolate. you don't like. chocolate cake. honestly. >> i don't actually, but it's a very nice thought. >> i'm not going to ask you how old you are, in case you're funny about. >> it, i don't mind. >> it, i don't mind. >> okay. how old are you? 64 today. 64. and why didn't you tell any of us that it's your birthday? >> oh, because it's boring. >> oh, because it's boring. >> oh, because it's boring. >> oh, it's not boring, is it? viewers, i'm sure you are desperate. >> you can imagine now the torrent of not so charming messages that were coming. 64, 94. >> i know that our viewers and our listeners will want to message this morning to give you their regards. you can have a piece of chocolate cake. andrew. come on. this is breakfast. cheers. well done. you've made it to another year. you've