he didn t show. they then wanted a different witness. college student who really didn t belong on that panel for obvious reasons. greta: why did they want a law student from georgetown. why a law student? he is had a compelling story, a sad story of a classmate who developed an ovarian cyst that might have been prevented by using contraceptions in another way. one that by the way, the catholic bishop and everyone else there said is fully allowed under their faith. they don t have a problem with that. but her story was compelling but it wasn t in any way related to the point of the stated reason for the hearing. greta: but they wanted her. you said they could haven t her, it was too late? they were way too late for any witness. we said this a week ago. we have kept asking and asking, monday, tuesday, finally wednesday at the end of the day they gave us two names. we picked one. the tradition, the republican
wedge close this false war on women, which is completely false. do you feel under effect? for the, let me say one thing. there are reasons women tooik take birth control, if you have a bad skinner or a family history of ovarian cyst. that is not what governor huckabee was talking about at all. it was completely taken out of context. it was reducing women to only caring about the one thing and that is, you know, our reproductive organs and there are so much more that we care about, anyway. i don t know, i can t wait to talk to him at 9:00 and let him defend himself. this is ridiculous. thank you on that. we will talk to him in the 9:00 hour. meanwhile, obamacare hits the 3 million number that the white house has hoped for. meanwhile the ruleing is in for a group of nuns suing over the contraception pan date. we are live in washington, what happened? reporter: well, good morning,