and finally, at 11:00 p.m., sarah slamen's moment came. >> sarah slamen. >> thank you, chair committee, my name is sarah slamen, i'm here to testify about the politics, i am tired of the greed, born in the state i lived in. you guys have worn me down all day with all of this terrible science and glad-handing. and to be frank, i get to move to new york next month so i don't have to live in fear of your texas legislators anymore, and what you're going to do about this. i will thank you, though, first. it was destiny that you would discriminate against us and try to force yourself inside the bodies of women, thank you for working against us women so publicly and not in the shadows like you are used to. thank you for your press conference and bad information. thank you for your hateful statements, reducing women to brood mares, you have radicalized hundreds of thousands of us. no matter what you do, women and their allies are coming for you. let's start down the line, senator campbell, you're an eye doctor, i won't make you the expert on productive health. we can give you all the children

that was sarah slamen testifying before a texas state committee on monday. was hold away from the chamber by state troopers. in north carolina, house republicans advanced antitrust restrictions by attaching them to a bill on motorcycle safety. on thursday, the state house voted 74 to 41 to approve the bill which imposes a series of restrictions critics say are aimed at shutting down clinics. republican lawmakers claim the new rules for abortion clinics will make women safer. the provisions are similar to those passed by the north carolina state senate last week without a public hearing as part of a bill ostensibly designed to bar sharia law in the state. republican governor patrick cory of that and give each other the bill -- pat mccrory threatened to veto the bill. than 60nday, more people were arrested as the so- called steak attack on women's rights became the focus of ongoing moral monday protest the north carolina. on of those arrested is our next guest joining us from raleigh, north carolina, janet colm. can you explain how the anti- choice bill was at

opponents most vocal of the texas anti-choice bill this week was houston resident sarah slamen.video of her testimony monday when viral after she was interrupted by the committee chair, republican state senator jane nelson, then hauled from the chamber by state troopers. you,ank you for being texas legislature. you have radicalized hundreds of thousands of us and no matter what you do for the next 22 days, women and their allies are coming for you. let's start down the line. senator campbell, you are an ophthalmologist. you're not an expert on reproductive health. senator hager, you are -- >> >> just a minute. but excuse me, this is my government, ma'am. i will judge you. and i will speak against an ophthalmologist who says everyone on the internet can see what you're doing right now. this is a farce. the texas legislators is a bunch of liars. is gary oldham here? go ahead. >> [inaudible] >> the texas house vote was on wednesday. in north carolina, state house republicans have rushed a quietly advanced anti-choice restriction by attaching them to a bill on motorcycle safety. som