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>> that is correct. almost like he really didnt want nobody visiting. if you showed up unexpected, i mean, its like you need to come back later. he was the type person that if you did go in the house, it seemed like you werent wanted. like hi and bye. were busy, we have something to do. and just the way he expressed himself and talked to us. we caught on pretty quick. >> can you explain what type of father he was? what did you witness of how he treated his kids over the years? >> he was a father...

Theyre saying your opinion doesnt matter. and thats not right. that is not right. we need a vote. >> we want a vote, we want a vote. >> the president has been fighting on this terrain all along. but now political processes have caught up to him. a filibuster threat is imminent. since you cannot argue with a filibuster, what you can do is shame people out of a filibuster. you bare moral witness, you can fly to the capitol mothers and fathers of children gunned down in a mass shooting so they coul...

Votes on these provisions. theyre saying your opinion doesnt matter. and thats not right. that is not right. we need a vote. >> we want a vote, we want a vote. >> the president has been fighting on this terrain all along. but now political processes have caught up to him. a filibuster threat is imminent. since you cannot argue with a filibuster, what you can do is shame people out of a filibuster. you bare moral witness, you can fly to the capitol mothers and fathers of children gunned down in a...

So, you know, this has lots of ramifications. and you and i and a lot of everybody will be paying through higher insurance premiums. >> let me bring in congressman cummings. you were very effective last week in lambasting the majority in your house, the republicans running that place if the way they put together an all-male panel. what did you get done today? >> we did very well. we had miss fluke, the young lady we wanted to testify last week to come in and provide testimony as to why its so im...

Actually prevent women from getting contraceptives. and she also talked about the difficulties that students at georgetown university go through. normally, they would have to spend some $3,000 over say a course of a three-year stay at law school. and the fact is the way things are now, the way they are going, theres an effort to stop them from being able to get contraceptives through their insurance. but were seeing this all over, chris. the republicans seem to be bent on making sure that women ...

Cut back or to push back and actually prevent women from getting contraceptives. and she also talked about the difficulties that students at georgetown university go through. normally, they would have to spend some $3,000 over say a course of a three-year stay at law school. and the fact is the way things are now, the way they are going, theres an effort to stop them from being able to get contraceptives through their insurance. but were seeing this all over, chris. the republicans seem to be be...

Again. this is the third time theyve tried to take the one-year extension. at first they tried to sell an income tax increase attached to it. they finally gave up on that, then they didnt want to build the pipeline in nebraska, which would create jobs, so theyre trying to play politics here, but but we do hope the president gets out of the way of the tax cut. and we have the house and senate get together and vote on a bill. >> grover, its back and forth in the argument. and youve made the points...