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>> pro-choice senators. government shouldn't have any say in this private charity. and i just think that they have a right to not be a part of planned parenthood. shamed that they ache -- acquiesced. >> bill: why do you think they folded today. >> they got bullied. >> bill: they don't need planned parenthood one way or the other. i don't think they need them. >> they acquiesced because of political correctness. >> bill: they folded. >> plan the parenthood doesn't even do mammograms. they just refer. >> bill: i understand that. >> if planned parenthood were really concerned about women and brea...

Nevada in the bottom just sucking on the, you know, the federal government and just getting a subsistence kind of existence. that doesn't count for anything. you and i come from blue collar families and because of the, you know, the land of opportunity, we were able to pick ourselves up by our boot straps. we are just two among millions of people who have done the same thing. that's what we owe. we owe a level playing field. we owe opportunity. you know. >> bill: let's get specific. all of that is good in theory. let's -- the complication is this: most poverty is driven by personal circumstanc...

Baby-sitting criminals who are not -- this is specifically targeting police. these guys are bent on criminal activity. this is not first amendment activity. i would say that -- >> bill: give you the last word. >> you would be sitting where i am if the cops didn't arrive on time. >> bill: go. >> well, i don't know what the alternative is when you have a vibrant messy democracy like ours, it costs. nobody said democracy is cheap. so that's. >> bill: i don't know if these people want democracy, rich. doesn't look thick they want it to me. anyway, we appreciate you going in. lively debate. plenty ...

Estimated to be legal. >> bill: i don't understand. if money is so tight in this country and people are running a a huge debt, why this event? obviously attracts, what, 173 million people who are supposed to watch this worldwide. it's obviously off the chart. but the money involved in it is phenomenal. people having parties. they are getting drunk. everybody -- >> everyone is having a good time. >> bill: you tell me. it looks like this is the mardi gras for everybody. >> this is the mardi gras of media you are exactly right. we are talking $11 billion. i mean, it's insane to think one sporting...

Mri center. those machines are millions of dollars and you do need a referral, did i when i got my mammogram from a physician. so i don't think it has an issue of care. i think there is an issue of cost and who, under their roof has that medical expertise. >> may i just. >> bill: wait, let janine answer. go ahead, janine. >> okay. they get a billion dollars a year. they have a billion-dollar budget a year. i think they can have mammogram machines. >> janine, if they had mammogram machines then you would be okay with susan b. komen's reversal. >> yes. because it's about breast cancer. >> bill: ...