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Schmidt believes that human life should be protected, claiming that rape is an opportunity for young victims to become good mothers.
Congress rather than face a trump-backed challenger. >> he's a fake republican and a disgrace to your state. >> reporter: the two-term ohio lawmaker was one of ten house republicans who voted with democrats to impeach trump for incitement of the insurrection on january 6th. a decision that put him on trump's list of targets. >> adam kinzinger, dan newhouse, anthony gonzalez. that's another beauty. get rid of them all. >> reporter: still, gonzalez continued to call out the big lie. >> they're continuing to perpetuate falsehoods, especially ones that are dangerous to led to the violence on janua...
Talking about a much broader attack, much longer than we were just five days ago. and so the question of the attack itself, whatever that might be, and then the day after. are we able to secure the chemical weapons? >> reporter: i spoke with a prominent ohio lawmaker's office just a few moments ago. i'm told feedback from constituents is 98% against, 2% in favor of military action. so that will be a tough sell for the administration in the coming hours ahead, bill. bill: thank you, mike. mike emanuel working the story on the hill for us. right now the numbers are not looking good for the white...
will be another season of homecomings and men and women and i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> i want to go to chris lawrence, live for us at the pentagon. we're talking 39,000 u.s. troops leaving iraq. as we heard the president say, being home for the holidays is certainly good news for folks here at home. but explain to me, though, we know that the u.s. and iraq didn't exactly see eye to eye with regard to an immunity issue because the u.s. wanted to have several thousand troops remain. >> that's right. there was a split, on both sides. t...