it's fewer single-parent families. >> it was a very strange connection to make. >> well, he made it. >> he made it. i would also say it's true that a lot of times single mothers get trapped into a cycle of poverty. that part is true. but what is governor romney proposing? he's certainly not proposing allowing those women to take control of their lives and have family planning services. he's certainly not advocating for any safety net to help support them while making ends meet for their family. i mean, the whole thing is just a strange situation where he's trying to cover for the fact he used to support an assault weapons ban when he was in massachusetts. now because of where his party is and where he thinks he should be politically, he can't say that anymore. >> she's right about that. i've been a single parent almost all of my adult life. we have five kids. you know, things like the earned income credit, things like the child care credit, things like, you know, the tuition credit you see -- you know, we're able to get on our tax returns. those were the things that