has a job at the un foundation at home. so 4 great kids. my wife's a district court judge. so you've seen her maybe sometime at the debates. >>amanda: mmhmm. >>mr. o'malley: she's not allowed to campaign >>amanda: ah. >>mr. o'malley: being a judge, but she has been able to come to the debates and i would not be able to do this without her being such a rock and, and just so solid with the kids and our family throughout our, our 25 years together. >>sabrina: now william spends like every weekend here, doesn't he? >>mr. o'malley: yeah, you'd think, wouldn't ? (chuckling) >>mr. o'malley: he's, he's developing quite the twitter following, too. (chuckling) >>sabrina: yeah, he is. >>mr. o'malley: he's, yeah, william's, we enjoy iowa. and sometimes when, when you're not in iowa it's hard to believe a real campaign's even taking place. but here in iowa we're about, you know, 30 days away from decision time at the caucuses so people are weighing each of the candidates and, and it's refreshing really because in other parts of the country where they don't have such an early roll, peopl

un-american, and i hope you will reconsider that. host: how is naral funded? guest: thank you. with private donations and foundations. host: harry in iowa, a republican. caller: good morning, and thank you for c-span. thank you for having the program today on the national right to life day in the capital. i hope that god is with everybody in the east coast as we face this blizzard and that everyone remains safe. because i am a charter member of lutherans for life. i was an ordained pastor. my wife was having a troubled pregnancy, and the doctor said the dnc and have the products of conception removed. that was our child, our daughter, five months in her mother's womb. we were not able to receive our child's body for burial because it was a product of conception. that is why i'm a charter member of lutherans for life and kansas right for life. i was serving at a parish and kansas. jumping forward to now, i had an invitation to visit with pope francis. the lutheran church missouri synod president matthew harrison to washington, d.c. -- host: let's wrap this up and make your final statement. caller: i was in d.c. with s

un futuro mejor. it provides free tax education and workshops designed to help latinos. emmanuel diaz, h&r block, multicultural initiatives manager based in brooklyn, jeffrey melo, coordinator for the hispanic access foundation here in new york, have been giving us an education. i find this -- well, you tell me if it's common -- people still using fake social security numbers? >> they do. they do that in order to work. >> to work? >> basically, in order for you to work, you need a social security number. >> of course. >> so, people are using what we call trecos, or fake social security numbers, in order to work. we really don't recommend that to do, but people are doing it. >> yes. what logic do you tell them [chuckles] other than it's illegal, that you shouldn't be using someone else's number or a number? >> they need to basically, you know, stop doing that, you know. it just could bring a lot of recer-- recer-- >> repercussions. >> right. >> but it's important to establish a real one for the future. >> we know why they're doing it, take a tax identification number, as emmanuel suggested earlier. but we do encourage them to use a tax identification number because should there be an immigration reform someti

un security council which is extremely interesting. it says, anybody who has been made a victim of war has the right to medical treatment without discrimination. it is part of foundational humanitarian aid and law. everybody has a right, soldier or civilian, to medical treatment without discrimination. if we take the term without discrimination, it means you can't discriminate between the medical needs of women and men. women have different medical needs than men do. and especially somebody coming in who has been raped, needs antiretrovirals right away and a chance to decide what to do about a pregnancy. >> i want to weigh in on another issue about the denial of contraceptive -- contraception and safe abortion is a violation of women's human rights. we have examples, for example in hunt deer us, and what a mile andn honduras, guatemala, el salvador, where it's illegal for a woman to have an abortion, even if she has a neck topic -- in a situation where a woman has no chance of surviving, her child has no chance of surviving, she can still not obtain an abortion. so, what is that? state sanctioned murder? i would suggest it is. the issue of access to contraception, safe

un-american and i hope you will reconsider that. host: how is naral funded? guest: with private donations and foundations.ost: harry in iowa, a republican. ander: good morning thank you for c-span. thank you for having the program today on the national right to life. i hope that god is with everybody in the east coast as we face this blizzard and that everyone remains safe. i am a charter member of lutherans for life. i was an ordained pastor. having a troubled pregnancy and the doctor said to come in and just have the products of conception removed. daughterour child, our five months and her mother's womb. receive ourable to child's body for burial because it was a product of conception. i'm a charter member of lutherans for life and kansas right to life. i was serving at a parish and kansas. i had anorward to now, invitation to visit with pope francis. sentutheran church president matthew harrison to washington, d.c. host: let's wrap this up and make your final statement. caller: i was in d.c. with senator grassley and senator cruz on pro-life work. a pro-choice man and his wife ,ook me and my daughters