host: russell moore? guest: every exercise involves a third-party. that is why we need courts to balance these things. i think the caller has a very good point. congress, in debating the affordable care act, these issues are very deeply divided issues. what the administration promised consistently to pro-life democrats -- they are a key coalition. at one point, they seem to prevent the bill from a past. that is to say that this is not going to engage the country in these deeply held divisions over abortion and human life. we're going to have an executive order that will prevent that from happening. what do we see? ever since the affordable care act is implemented, we have this continual issue of the administration regulating and trying to force the sexual revolution onto people, families, and companies. guest: do you think that notre dame ought to be able to refuse to sign a paper? sign-up up paper that says we will not cover this? we are exercising our conscience. you are to have to find another way to d

host: russell moore?uest: every exercise involves a third-party. that is why we need courts to balance these things. i think the caller has a very good point. congress, in debating the affordable care act, these issues are very deeply divided issues. what the administration promised consistently to pro-life democrats -- they are a key coalition. at one point, they seem to prevent the bill from a past. that is to say that this is not going to engage the country in these deeply held divisions over abortion and human life. we're going to have an executive order that will prevent that from happening. what do we see? ever since the affordable care act is implemented, we have this continual issue of the andnistration regulating trying to force the sexual revolution onto people, families, and companies. guest: do you think that notre dame ought to be able to refuse to sign a paper? sign-up up paper that says we will not cover this? we are exercising our conscience. you are to have to find another way to do it. t

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russell, reverse layup. mustangs take the lead. 20 seconds left. cal gives it to their senior. justin cobb, the three. plenty of time. cobb's and wallace collide. that believes nick mooret. smu up two. six seconds left. one last shot, cobb to keep the season alive. in and out. and smu heads to the semifinals in new york. the bears' season is over. 67-65, your final. what a heartbreaker. >>> now, the stanford men may be considered the biggest surprise of the sweet 16. it's been six years since they reached this point in the postseason. the 7-2 seeds, nm ew mexico and kansas. they are a seasoned year. and they won the n.i.t. two years ago. dayton knocked off ohio state and syracuse. they are a cinderella and a dangerous team. >> i have explained it to our players. i followed them for quite some time. they've always had a good program. always had a rich tradition. and the conference is really good. they had six teams from their conference in the tournament, as well. these kids are used to playing at a high level. >> watching stanford. we have a challenge on our hands. we expect a difficult game. i also think with the way we're playing right now, i think we have a chance t