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The situation has continued. it's been over three years since the exposure. so troops need you who decided you want to help. the government doesn't want to acknowledge the radiation exposure, and all they want is to get some tests and get some medical professionals to look at their radiation-related symptoms. >> what kind of symptoms are they seeing? >> they're kind of hard to pin down, but you've seen people with severe internal problems, i mean, organs failing and a lot of hyper -- shoot -- i'm forgetting the medical terms, but a lot of just fatigue-related -- people are just different peopl...

Like jazz? you are likely a democrat. classic rock and hip hop? you are harder to pin down, but that may be what ad makers are looking for. speaking of harder to pin down. >> well done. >> serves him right. jedediah, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> your music taste runs toward lilithfare. do you buy the 80% figure? >> i don't really buy it. i live in new york city. i am a female the last i checked. i listen to sara mclaughlin. i know a lot of conservatives who don't listen to country music and listen to music my this centers onp. generalization. to buy this, you need do

And people that want to make abortion illegal in this country, this is their hope. and there is two ways that they're pinning their hopes on it. one, they think it has political appeal. they think you can get people to come around and say this is reasonable, we're not saying all abortions, just some. and two, this is a way to go after roe, they are begging to get it before the court. >> well, i think that is right. and what is so important in albuquerque, just like when voters had extreme issues in mississippi, colorado twice, the vote is rejected. >> and what is best here is that polling on t...

Polling on this issue is famously difficult to pin down, people are cross-pressured and confused. you rarely get a referendum. >> you also have people directly voting on the issue, not having their politicians grandstanding with the kind of crazy laws and harmful laws passed in texas that we see around the nation. so it is really important what the voters said in albuquerque is we understand what this does. and we do not want to see a ban, even in a difficult area of late abortions. because we think that women and their doctors should make these decisions. >> justice scalia rejected appeal fro...

It is happening in the states. and people that want to make abortion illegal in this country, this is their hope. and there is two ways that they're pinning their hopes on it. one, they think it has political appeal. they think you can get people to come around and say this is reasonable, we're not saying all abortions, just some. and two, this is a way to go after roe, they are begging to get it before the court. >> well, i think that is right. and what is so important in albuquerque, just like when voters had extreme issues in mississippi, colorado twice, the vote is rejected. >> and what is...