'Fox News Sunday' on September 5, 2021

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : You know, somewhere over the horizon capability means flying from a gulf, probably countries like Qatar, which would be, you know, anywhere from six to eight hours, having to fly, you know, around Iran, over Pakistan, get refueling.
45% : I mean what a lot of people don't understand is this SBA was essentially designed almost in a lab like a special key to unlock the defenses against lawsuits that affect abortion vis-a-vis Roe v.
45% : It became the galvanizing principle of the Republican Party in many respects and there are a lot of Republican voters who probably are in favor of some sort of compromise on abortion but feel comfortable voting for Republicans because they think Roe v. Wade is there to stay.
43% : and we can't see Russia, China, and Iran.
43% : I think it's fair to say that pro-life groups are thrilled at the idea that a law banning abortions at about six weeks is in the books, but there are other conservatives concerned about the general precedents beyond abortion, this idea of laws that would deputize private citizens to police various kinds of behavior.
41% : The bill that I'm about to sign that ensures that the life of every unborn child who has a heartbeat will be saved from the ravages of abortion.
38% : It's a landlocked country surrounded by our enemies, Russia, China, Iran, who have now been emboldened by this foreign policy, you know, blunder.
38% : Jonah, you know, I've always thought that abortion is an issue that animates the pro-choice -- no, the pro-life side more than the pro- choice side as long as the right to an abortion stands.
35% : They're not all unified on the issue of abortion.
34% : Getting rid of Roe wouldn't end abortion in America but it would completely overturn our political assumptions about American politics.

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