>> You know that anti-abortion legislation goes too far when someone like Pat Robertson
has negative things to say about it.
Here he is commenting on Alabama's ban on abortions.
>> But I think Alabama has gone too far.
They've passed a law that would give a 99 year prison sentence to people who commit
abortion.
There's no exception for rape or incest.
It's an extreme law, and they wanna challenge Roe versus Wade.
But my humble view is that this is not the case we wanna bring to the Supreme Court,
because I think this one will lose.
>> So every once and awhile, Pat Robertson shocks me.
>> Mm-hm.
>> He certainly shocked me when he had done a segment supporting the transgender community.
>> Mm-hm, yeah.
>> Do you remember that?
>> I think so.
>> He has a little love in his heart for the trans community, and I think that's great.
And this surprised me.
>> Not for the rest of the gay community, by the way.
>> Of course not.
>> And everybody in LGBT communities is different.
But he has said awful, hideous things about just about every kind of liberal, but specifically
about the LGBT community.
Saying that they're the ones that cause hurricanes and disasters because they make God angry.
>> Just yesterday, he said that the Earth will vomit us out if we pass equal protections
for gay people in America.
>> Yeah, it's probably not the climate change.
It's probably God vomiting.
>> Right.
>> It could be either one, but, look, sometimes I'll give Tucker Carlson credit like he doesn't
wanna go to war with Iran.
And people's heads explode, and they say you can't do that cuz Tucker's a racist, etc,
etc.
Yeah, but we covered that right and Pat Robertson is a maniac in a thousand different ways.
The reason we're telling you that in this context is not to be saying like, Pat Robertson
is great.
I'm saying that maniac Pat Robertson, even he thinks the Alabama abortion law went too
far.
Man and by the way, Michael sure on old school last night, another one of our shows.
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Pointed out, that is a perfect clip for an ad that a democratic senate candidate can
run in Alabama.
Saying, when even Pat Robertson thinks he went too far, you might be a bit extreme.
But last thing about it, I don't wanna give you a full context as you saw there at the
end of the video.
He said because he doesn't think that this is a good case to bring to the Supreme Court.
It's not like he had a revelation, if you will.
And an epiphany like, hey, wait a minute, maybe we shouldn't take away women's rights.
Maybe this is a theocracy.
No, you would love a theocracy.
He's just saying It is so extreme, that even the really right wing Supreme Court might
rule against it.
So let's just go a little shade under extreme so that the Supreme Court can take away women's
right effectively.
>> I feel like that is maybe the reason why Missouri didn't go as far as Alabama did with
their abortion legislation.
Because in Missouri, it's an abortion ban after eight weeks.
Look, all of these different states that are passing restrictive anti-abortion laws are
eyeing the Supreme Court.
They all have the same ideas, and all these laws are a little different.
So maybe this is a strategy by conservatives in America to try to see what will stick with
the Supreme Court.
I have no idea.
>> And one of the other things that you're doing is they're moving to overterm window.
That's a political reference to shifting the idea-logical debate on that issue.
So in main reality 70% of Americans are pro choice.
They see that Roe versus Wade should not be overturned.
Only a quarter of Americans believe Roe versus Wade should be over turned.
That's a really small minority, but we're having conversations on that end of the spectrum.
Or should we go with Alabama that puts doctors in jail for 99 years, or should we go with
Missouri that puts doctors in jail for 15 years?
Missouri's more moderate.
No, they're both insane, and not at all representative of the country.
Or even their states.
If you look at the state polling, it does not match the votes in their legislators at
all.
Even in states like Alabama, Missouri, and I for the 70% of the country that is pro choice.
You need to understand the republicans are not kidding.
They are taking away your rights as we speak.
They're taking away so much that even legendary crazy Pat Robertson, who is a crazy religious
theocratic, says they've gone to far.
You might wanna fight back.