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Whim. >> call that being married? >> we started filming mod in july of 72. and roe v. wade had passed. and so, abortion was a big issue, for me. >> the episode mods abortion aired in november of 1972 as a two-parter. and that was very early to be talking about abortion on television. >> mother, i dont understand your hesitancy. when they made it a law, you were for it. >> of course. i wasnt pregnant, then. >> there were stations, all throughout the country, that did not air those episodes. >> we...

Jodi telling the court she received death threats and wants the conservatorship to pay for 24/7 security an expense will cost over $50,000 a month and is unnecessary, pointing to the enumerable and ongoing threats he, too, received as britneys conser conservator. with all this legal drama is any of this helping britney end the conservatorship? >> absolutely. as everybody else is fighting amongst themselves, britney is sitting there watching all of this, and the court is taking note that really t...

Takes care of them and they have to stay home, and that really made a statement. and along comes bea arthur playing maude. that couldnt have been done in the 50s or 60s, it just wouldnt have been done. >> feminine fulfillment tells you to be cute and frilly and pamper your husband to cater to his every whim. >> right. >> didnt they just used to call that being married? >> we started filming "maude" in july of 72 and roe v. wade had passed. so abortion was a big issue for me. >> the episode "maud...

Perhaps nowhere more so than florida. not only are they deciding on a governor and senator, theyre voting on 12 proposed constitutional amendments. 12! and one in particular caught our attention. its amendment number nine, a two-parter. it would ban offshore drilling in waters controlled by florida and vaping at indoor workplaces. were not making this up. on the same ballot initiative. you have to vote yes or no on both. but cant vote to allow drilling and limit vaping or vice versa. you might t...

>> he said no one would be tougher on putin, and he said, only very stupid people would disagree with him. well wait on that, because thats a two-parter. but, nick, how does the president actually say nobodys been tougher on russia? >> because hes living in a totally make believe world. he has not been tough on russia. he has not said one bad word about vladimir putin right through the campaign, right up until now. despite the that is correct that we had this poisoning in the uk just weeks ago a...

Be be ambassador to south korea because he wouldnt walk the party line. this administration inherited fair enough the most difficult daunting inbox in modern memory. theyve then gone around and done things to make it more difficult but its as if youre playing golden state and youve played your b team. this ought to make people concerned. >> i have a two-parter here. the first would be to richard how much of that is the secretary of state versus the white house slow rolling these appointments? th...

Our president now was saying those things. >> right. somebody who thinks theyre on the roll shows up to vote and. >> narrator: n-- theyre not, there is a mantra of elections rigged, it plays into it. >> the goal is not to just get one candidate elected or not, but to destroy our faith in elections. that we picked the person that was elected. thats the goal of these things. >> on some level, it is working. new nbc news/surveymonkey poll says more than half of americans think russia will interfere...

Moore stands up for what he believes. but at this point, its just hard to say. its hard to say what youre going to do, you know.dealing he in alabama with real ramifications. youre talking about a u.s. senate seat. these are die-hard staunch republicans who havent voted for a democrats in decades. theyre tasked with having your party majority up over the fact of the sexual misconduct allegations. >> vaughn, let me ask you quickly. its actually a two-parter. one, i know moore made an appearance a...

Very, very clear difference. john. >> thank you, sean. just going back two weeks. in a story that got relatively little attention at the time. chuck cooper, a distinguished lawyer, asked that his name be withdrawn when he was on the periphery of being named u.s. solicitor general. my question is a two-parter. first, can you confirm or deny the administration is now vetting mr. mr. estrada, a former nominee to the court of appeals as solicitor general before the visa delay case gets to the course...

Have any input i think is a very, very clear difference. >> just going back two weeks in the story that got relatively little attention at the time, chuck cooper a very distinguished lawyer asked that his name be withdrawn when he was on the periphery of being named u.s. solicitor general, so my question is a two-parter. first, can you confirm or deny the administration is now vetting mr. estrada as solicitor general before the visa delay case gets to the supreme court and second, mr. couper sai...