. >>> the susan b. anthonyt is an anti-abortion group that supports conservative candidates for office. here's what the susan b. anthony list says was the mistake republicans made in this year's elections. >> what we had, unfortunately, was a de facto truce on social issues. >>> the susan b. anthony list is an anti-abortion group that supports conservative candidates for office. here's what the susan b. anthony list says was the mistake republicans made in this year's elections. >> what we had, unfortunately, was a de facto truce on social issues. a de facto truce on social issues, on one side, but a full embrace of the war on social issues on the other side. republicans have a truce, obama launched a war over abortion. voters overwhelmingly disagreed with those extreme positions, of the president and the democratic party. moving forward, the republican party and its candidates must expose and exploit those vulnerabilities. >> see, if you ask the anti-abortion activists, the only reason republicans lost this ye

wouldn't rather be susan b anthony that you would rather dress up as? e. >> that's the farthest thing from a princess actually. >> caller: i would like to think that the u.s. is as far from royalty as we can get. but sometimes it doesn't seem like that. >> stephanie: sandra day o'connor? margaret thatcher? not good selling costumes. >> caller: i do push. i do push for sue an b anthony an atheist who had stamped in her face, in god we trust. >> stephanie: you are a good sport for a clan member. the book is "every day is an atheist holiday." it's full of fun stories like that. >> i just purchased it from my kindle this morning i can't wait to read it. >> caller: wonderful. i hope you like it. >> stephanie: what a wonderful idea for your kindle. "every day is an atheist holiday." penn jillette, my good friend, talk to you soon. >> caller: always a pleasure. >> stephanie: i might say the best man giggle ever. that's quite the raucous man giggle. >> yes. >> stephanie: one more here. bill in arlington hi, bill. >> caller: hi there, stephanie. >> stephanie: hi

susan b anthony? yuck. i think jimmy carter was on one one time. if you want to make them interesting i'm sure moynihan should be on one. check it out. put somebody interesting and good on there. another founding father. maybe king george the third. >> maybe william dawes. jay she a real founding father. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up with michael moynihan. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye." return appearances from patti ann browne and gavin mcguinness. and mark lamont hill will be in for bill. time to go back to michael moynihan for the post game wrap up. >> sounds like a good show. >> quickly, bill is partially right. jimmy carter was on the malaysian coin. diane, are you there? >> hello. >> what are you doing on governor huckabee's show? >> it is december 22nd and 23rd, but they wanted me to sing a christmas song. >> excellent. >> stay tuned, everybody. >> that's amazing. charles, where can viewers see you later this very morning? >> on the fox business network with stewart barney. the british man who can say any

in 1895, women surfed the leader susan b. anthony is good enough to govern any woman without her consent. when shirley chichl became the first woman to run for president 40 years ago this year, she argued, at present our country needs women's idealism and determination. perhaps more in politics than anywhere else. in 2009 justice sonia sotomayor reminded us of the importance of having a wise latina on the america's highest court. these are the lessons of our american sheroes. these women cleared the path on which we now walk. they shoek when it was harder to speak. and we have a responsibility not to be silent. so, ladies, use your voice and vote. thank you to karen finney and to victoria, also, thank you to joy reid and to julie zeilinger for joining us this evening. thank you at home for watching this special edition of mhp. i'm going to see you again tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. you're not going to want to miss our segment on race talk. is it harder to re-elect a black president than it was to elect him in the first pla

or to promote a pro-life agenda as the susan b. anthony project required? obvious pledges at the barrel of a gun seems to say more about the paranoid solicitor of the pledge than the signatories. i know grover and i get it, taxes are a tierney and starving the beast is not only a moral and political imperative but sound economic policy. his is an important mission. but purity tests take on a life of their own. failing to recognize changing social and political realities and hemming in a that shouldn't make sweeping and momentous decisions based solely on one narrow piece of doctrine. promises are important, keeping them even more important, but the political pledge is becoming a nuisance and an albatross. it's time to put the pledge to bed. okay. that does it for "the cycle." martin, it's all yours. >> s.e. cupp describing the monarchy of the republican party with king john boehner on the throne. thank you. good afternoon. it's tuesday, november 27th, and as a corner is turned in washington, republicans appear to be going off the rails.

marjorie dannenfelser, president, susan b. anthony list. >> thank you. while a susan b. anthony had some bright lights last night and the retaining of michelle bachmann who was heavily targeted by the left and the return of steve king, those were bright spots. not a great night for the pro- life movement. despite our growing power in the country among women and almost every demographic, there was the gap between public opinion and electoral office that was not closed. election was an invitation to the republican party to return to fundamentals. what are the fundamentals of the winning republican strategy? social policy, economic -- economic policy, and farm policy. fully embracing each one. we had one wobbly leg with about $1 billion behind on the republican side. from the top of the ticket and then affecting every other senate race in the country because of that influence. when fully encased, each of those policy areas, a real mandate is created and there is a resonance on the grass-roots level that brings public policy leaders into office so those three areas can be imp

president susan b. anthony list. to go this certainly had some bright spots last night. in the of fisher and the retaining of michelle bachman, who was heavily targeted by the left, and the return of steve king. those were three bright spots. overall, not a bright spot for the election, despite their growing power among women, almost every demographic. in there was the gap between public opinion and electoral office. election was an invitation to the republican party to return to fundamentals. what are the fundamentals of a winning republican strategy. social policy, economic policy, and foreign policy, fully embracing each one of those. what we have instead was one wobbly leg with about $1 billion behind it on the republican side from the top of the ticket and affecting every other senate race in the country because of the influence. when fully engaged, each of those policy areas, our real mandate created and a resident on the grass roots level that brings public policy leaders into office of those three areas can be implemented without fully in beijing on each of those

. >> marjorie dannenfelser the president of the susan b. anthony list. stat thank you comer richard. while susan b. anthony list in our pro-life mission certainly have been bright spots with the election of the second pro-life women in the senate and the retaining of michele bachman who was heavily targeted by the left and the return of steve king, those were the broad spots over all not a great night for the pro-life movement without question. despite the growing power in the country among women and almost every demographic. the public opinion wasn't closed and certainly along the lines of what jeff just said, yesterday's election during the invitation to the republican party to return to fundamentals. what are the fundamentals of the winning republican strategy? they are what ronald reagan called the three legs of the policy store. social policy, economic policy and foreign policy. fully embracing each one of those. what we had instead was one wally leggitt with about a billion dollars behind it on the republican side. from the top of the ticket and the

when that was done, about to sit down, justice rehnquist said, you will not settle for susan b. anthony'sace on the new dollar. this is the same man that when i joined the court and my commission was going to be presented by janet reno -- janet said, "i am not a general, i am ms. reno." the chief justice was not so accustomed to using ms. he knew miss and mrs. he wanted to say april -- he wanted to make sure he could say it smoothly. [laughter] so we had a dress rehearsal. he said, ms. reno three times. he cared about getting it right. in the vmi case, he did join the judgment. this is about admitting women to the virginia military institute's, a facility the state of virginia operated for men only and had nothing comparable for women. separate schools. the women colleges, most of them are on our side. the state cannot make an educational opportunity available for one sex only. in any event, it left justice scalia as the lone dissenter. the family medical leave act, the chiefs understanding that it was important for us to make -- it should be part of a worker's life. when you have a sick

on the right other politically active groups like the national right to life and the susan b. anthonynt about the same amount. third, it's same-sex marriage. voters in maine and maryland and minnesota and washington state will either legalize it or ban it. now, it's important to say that gay marriage has been on the ballot in 32 states so far. it has failed every time. now where it's been legal it's been approved by the courts or the legislatures and in a cnn/orc poll in june, it found that a majority of americans support same-sex marriage rights reflecting a shift in public opinion over the past two decades and billionaire new york city mayor michael bloomberg has tapped into his personal fortune donating a quarter million dollars to support the cause, the legalization of marijuana in some states and the death penalty are also on the ballot in some states. >> in the battleground state of wisconsin, volunteers for the romney and obama camps aren't easing up on their ground game, they are doubling down and knocking on more doors, making more phone calls to encourage as many of their su

research president brent bozell, coordinator for the tea party patriots and president of the susan b. anthonyafternoon. thank you for coming. my name is richard vigory, chairman of the conservative.q.com. i will speak for a few minutes and introduce five nationally known, recognized conservative leaders. and we will each talk for a little bit and then we will open it for q & a. battle to take over the republican party begins today. and the failed republican leadership should resign. out of last night's disaster comes good news, however. conservatives are saying never again are we going to nominate a big government establishment republican for president. what's more, we won't have to. conservatives now have a deep bench of new national leaders and potential presidential candidates. last night's election of small government constitutional conservatives such as ted cruz, jeff flake, debbie fisher to the senate and the election of conservative mike pence has governor of indiana, election of other boat rockers to the house poe tend yesterday's defeat will spell the end of big government republican

inaudible] a lot of the conservative women groups, particularly concerned women for america and susan b. anthony list, came out after the election and said that it was a mistake for republican candidates to dismiss abortion and birth control and women's issues in general and that if they had been more outspoken on social issues that it might have helped them. i don't understand how that could happen because it seemed like every time they did open that you are mouths on social issues, everybody jumped on them and it didn't serve them. my question is, is there anything they could have done differently? or is it just that they have the wrong position? >> ralph reid said in direct contrast to char lean yost and all those people, said, we didn't leave any voters on the table. we had the best turnout operation we ever had, we contacted them, we did everything. so i think if they don't make that case, though, then they become increasingly irrelevant. so their they're guarding territory. there's no evidence, there's no exit poll, actually support for safe, legal abortion in this country is strengthened.

president susan b. anthonyo-life mission -- the retaining of michele bachmann, who was heavily targeted, and the return of steve cain. those were three bright spots. overall, not a good night for the pro-life movement. the gap between public opinion

i was on facebook today and saw a post of susan b. anthony, she was beaten for trying to vote.ting the right to vote. i'm just really stoked to be here. yeah -- >> you're happy. >> yeah. >> look, social media's played an unprecedented role in this election. i want to bring in -- your name? >> scott stringer. >> scott, what are people saying online? what are the conversations you're having with friends and family, on twitter perhaps, on facebook? certainly, how do you see it affecting this election? >> you know, i'm going to be honest, i've been very upset with what i see on line, a lot of my friends kind of putting out what -- kind of speaking points that a lot of candidates have put out throughout the entire election. that upset me. i would have loved to have seen more conversation. social media with conversations, a lot of people put out what they believe in and people start shooting them down. it's the same exact points that the candidates are saying. exactly what they want to see in america. that has upset me in this election, to be honest. >> both campaigns made efforts to