Talking Points Memo. What a noble nation would do about abortion. This is a simple equation.

So we're no longer a noble nation. I hate to break it to everybody.

I love my country. I'm very supportive of my country. In the past, generally speaking, we were noble.

We weren't noble on slavery or Jim Crow laws. That wasn't noble. Okay. But we fought the wars to liberate billions of

people around the world. We led that. And in the essence of the American character was a

nobility that is gone. Because a noble nation wouldn't be having this abortion debate the

way it's coming down. All the people, 100% of the people, would be an agreement that you save

as many of the unborn as you can.

If you do not subscribe to what I just said, you are not a noble person because you do not value life. Life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness is the formulation of our country.

So now we have a country where you have fanatics on both sides,

not just the pro-choice fanatics.

Pro-life has its fanatics too.

So if a woman is raped or a victim of incest or may die,

you have to take that into consideration

if you are a noble person.

Now, your decision might be different than the person who was raped or the victim of incest or who may die.

And that's all right.

You may say, I'll sacrifice my life so that an unborn child can enter this world.

And that's certainly noble. But you can't condemn. And these are the pro-lifers now talking to.

But on the balance, the pro-choicers are, I just don't get the mindset. And we're going to have

Monica Crowley come in and try to explain it to me in just a few minutes. I don't understand

the mindset. If you can save an unborn child, you save the unborn child. Correct? Right? If you can save an unborn child, you save the unborn child. Correct?

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