my most important role during that time period was when i became jason chaffetz's chauffeur. aughter] he and i lived closer together than any other two members of the senior staff and at one point jason broke his foot, long story we won't get into that. it sounds like the punchline to a joke and it was actually quite serious. he fell and broke his foot and had to be in a cast had to be elevated for several months at a time. i would go pick him up at his home in alpine utah he would sit in the backseat of the car so he could keep his foot elevated and i asked him if he wanted me to get a hat chauffeur had and i didn't charge him anything. the only thing i charged him was he had to agree to be subjected to my lengthy rant on constitutional issues and listen to tape-recorded supreme court arguments. [laughter] which who wouldn't want to do that? [laughter] but i digress. we are not here to talk about any of that. we are here to talk about the fact that jason chaffetz is a hero when it comes to defending individual liberty and fighting against big government. someone who is willin

i first came to know the name jason chaffetz when he became a placekicker at byu. this date holds records including the most successful points after touchdown scored in a single game and i think in a single season. and he was also famous for the fact immediately after he kicked a field goal for or pat, the helmet would come off and then he had this awesome slow jog to the sidelines and he became known as the chaffetz and it resulted in something called the chaffetz rule but i actually think it played a key role in his success as a statesman in the state of utah. people came to know him and they knew who he was. i remember many years later, long after he had played for byu and had a successful career as a businessman, i met him in person for the first time. i was quite starstruck because it was a big deal. met him while he was running governor huntsman's campaign for governor before he was governorhuntsman . and he, jason chaffetz himself convinced me that john huntsman was the man to become utah's next governor in 2004 we had a long conversation about it at the con

wade, portion of video library with former republican jason chaffetz on his book power grab, argue that is liberals are trying to undermine the president. >> the oversight committee was founded in 1814, it was there to oversee any and all government expenditures. now, different committee names, abraham lincoln when he came on the committee, this was his committee assignment when he was in the united states congress. it's interesting, he became known as spotty because he was challenging the president where were the origins of the mexican american war, there's a great history of the committee an what it's been able to do. what's interesting is what changed when i left because the oversight and government reform committee changed and now nancy pelosi, elijah cummings changed the name of the committee, the committee on oversight and reform. see, democrats don't believe that government is the problem, they think it's a solution, government is all good, what you see now are hearings and a press to go after individual and individual corporations, that is not necessarily the purview of the unit

jason chaffetz. [applause] >> thank you so much for having me.wa i hear there is pizza and i would do anything for a slice of pizza. was not hard to get me here. i congratulate you and hats off on this product. it's one of the most impressive and important things and i was surprised to see it. very glad to see it because there's always somebody doingmo something somewhere. when you have a federal bureaucracy as big as it is this oversight concept is just pivotal and it's pivotal. back in 1814 the early congress decided to create a committee was under a different name there for back in 1814 they created a modern-day oversight committee and decidedre w every expenditur preparation that would happen in our congress needed to have some congressional oversight and that was the purview of what they were supposed to do. the committee grew and expanded and at one point it had 70 plus members on it and contracted it back and they did different gyrations interesting to me back in the mid- 1800s there was a man

meanwhile, there is a lot of meat on the bones to talk about here, jason chaffetz, in terms of what justned with doug collins. >> jason: welcome he is the ranking member. that means he's the senior most on the judiciary committee for the republicans. to call out adam schiff like that, i think a lot of republicans are going to applaud that. you know what? adam schiff has kind of been the whistleblower whisper. there's been a lot of suspicion about the coaching and the development and how this document came to be. remember, it was adam schiff that was making the case, that we have to hear from you was a boy. "donald trump is going to hold him back." i argued on this couch on a previous be 25, when donald trump releases the transcript, what difference does the whistleblower make? but that's going to be the impetus. you have the actual transcript, and then you have the democrat version of what was said. if that's going to be the case, then you are going to have to figure out what adam schiff did in bringing that whistleblower case forward. speech to the point he also made was democrats are s

joining me now, former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz.y right? >> i do think they are right, i before argued that i don't think the witness has material, but if they continue to pursue this and they want to know who the witness is, than they should make sure that they give a testimony. there is a difference, harris, between victims and witnesses. if you're going to be an anonymous witness, you can be called before congress. there is nothing in the rule that says that you have to be anonymous. if you are a victim, we went to great lengths to make sure that that person was protected and did not have to appear in public. but again, if you want to be a witness, and you are going to complain, there is a chance that you will get called before congress. >> harris: one of the things i have been pointing out today for the last couple of hours, because we talked about this on the couch, as you well know, you have been with us before on "outnumbered," and not too long ago, like a couple of weeks, because we have not been talking about impeachment al

bob woodward, congressman jason chaffetz, justice department inspector general michael horowitz american university president sylvia burwell. faculty, staff, students, honored guests and viewers at home good afternoon to you all. i have the great privilege of serving as the dean of american university washington college of law. it is my great pleasure to welcome you to this beautiful campus for such an important conversation on government oversight and accountability in conjunction with the launch of our new student publication. oversight projects.org. this project is yet another example of this telework of our student leaders in creating a go to source about the work of federal oversight, accountability and ethics watchdogs. we could not be more proud of our students, the effort and enthusiasm here at washington college of law. and our law school community is especially grateful that the launch of this project is made possible and is elevated with a cadre of leading experts who will sha theirhtn oversight and accountability with us today. so my warm welcome to all of you again. please j

the former oversight chair coming up, jason chaffetz.ay with us. >> the only time they mentioned that was when adam schiff made it up. you talk about pinocchios, that should get ten pinocchios. made of the story. it was a funny story. adam schiff. ♪ welcome to emirates, mr jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you. with over 4,000 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world, we even have live sports and news channels and your free wi-fi will start shortly enjoy your flight mr jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates, fly better. - cusfeel like they'reeople part of a team. my name is timothy chi and i'm the ceo of weddingwire. we're very proud customers of custom ink. we keep coming back to custom ink because of the quality of the product, the customer service, and the ease of use. that moment you walk in the office and people are wearing the same gear, you feel a sense of connectedness and belonging right away and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. -

elizabeth: prince pehls by which we govern ourselves that are being shredded, jason chaffetz thank youlizabeth: new stats coming in on how bad the border crisis is, apprehensions doubled. coming up. .. liz: trump policies his supporterred like, border officials rejecting' border crossers. it's nearly double prior year, up 88%. that's bigger than the pop laichtion austin, texas. >> they have had a hell of a year, the men and women at cbp and i.c.e. luckily the president hit on this idea of the tariffs to get mexico engaged. the secretary of homeland security eve to engage the triae countries. if they change their minds or lose their never, we'll be back where we were this spring. liz: i.c.e. and the border patrol have been vilified. but they have rescued more than 4,900 border crossers from drowning and more. nationwide the nation arrested gang members and drugs and more. >> 4,900 rescues. those were people put in danger by the smugglers trying to bring them into the country. luckily our men and women were out there to save them when they found themselves in that position. >> they don't

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there's not a day that goes by i don't miss having jason chaffetz serving in the house of representatives. he was someone, in addition to being a trusted friend and colleague in the office, someone i came to trust and love working with when he was serving in the house of representatives and during my time in office in the senate , it's hard to remember an issue if we took opposing viewpoints. we work together on countless issues that i take comfort in the fact is able to do an enormous amount of good where he is to inform the people of the risks of big government and keep them informed of what's going on in washington. he is exercising influence by writing books like power grab which i highly recommend so i'll with that please join me to welcome jason chaffetz. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for having me also thank you he had a vote now he has another vote on the floor. is probably the best that he does that snow i can tell stories about him. [laughter] i first met him this is amazing to me because we were at the utah county convention literally thousands of people at this event and

(applause) >> thank you very much mister jason chaffetz. our next two speakers need no introduction even outside of washington but i'm going to introduce them as i asked them to please join me on stage. as they come up a provide a brief bio. bob woodward is an associate editor for the washington post and has been there since 1971. after graduating from university and serving the navy. he has shared and tripled surprises and in 1973 for coverage of the watergate scandal with carl bernstein and second into thousand three as the lead reporter for the coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attack. mr. woodward has coauthored and authored 19 books all of which have been national non fiction bestsellers. he's written books on nine of the most recent presidents from nixon to trump. including his latest book, here with trump in the white house. michael horowitz is the inspector general of the department of justice and share of the legal counsel and the integrity and efficiency. as inspector general, he oversees more than 450 special agents and inspectors a

. >> joining me now, former utah congressman and fox newsox contributor jason chaffetz, author of power grab. wow. what a appropriate title for this time in history. all right, so we learned this week, jason, that adam schiff not only knew about the whistleblower. he met with the whistleblower, his team did and directed the guy to make the complaint, set him up with a lawyer, the lawyer erote thela complaint, and thene lied about it. listen to him lie about how he had no contact. watch. >> have you heard from the whistleblower? do you want to hear from the whistleblower? >> we have not spoken directly with the whistleblower. we would like to. >> oh, the new york times actually said he didn't and he admitted it. what do you think? >> well, the spokesperson came later and said well we need to clarify. it was crystal clear, exactly what he meant. he was misleading yet again. he lied for two years during the whole mueller investigation. he mislead and lied. remember cohen was going to come he coordinated with cohen, met with him an undisclosed number of times and this is a pattern for mr. s

i'm jason chaffetz, sean will be back on monday with an exclusive one-on-one interview with presidentrump, you don't want to miss that one. for the hour, we will lay out how the pelosi-adam schiff inquiry is political suicide and completely illegitimate. as the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee stated it's a fishing expedition that defies democracy, watch. >> we are asking historical precedent to be followed, we follow the same rules that we did under nixon and clinton, the minority be given subpoena power and the white house counsel be in the room. at least have a vote on the house floor. we are going for it in the most secret room in the capital and all adam schiff is doing is building a secret record in a one-sided process to move forward towards impeachment. i think it's an unfair process. >> jason: speaker pelosi is refusing to hold a vote on the so-called inquiry but let's be clear. there have already been three votes on impeachment and they all failed miserably. the first two came up during a republican-controlled congress but were resoundingly defeated in a

joining me now, jason chaffetz, former chairman of the house oversight committee and a fox news contributoro see you tonight, jason. why is john brennan surprised? why is he concerned about bill barr's investigation, which has been very transparent and forthcoming in terms of what the goals of seeking it out is? >> once upon a time, the democrats were deeply concerned about overseas influence. as a trump administration, not under ag sessions, but under ag barr have been able to uncover, there is a lot of evidence, more than smoking guns, there is actual evidence out there. this is attorney general barr doing his job. is president trump doing his job to get to the bottom of this this. all of a sudden pops the hunter pride and stuff along the way. but brennan in particular has been implicated indirectly, that is the subject of a lot of this investigation, that as the director of the cia and potentially clapper at the head of -- the director of national intelligence were openly involved and engaged, and if you are going to get to the bottom of the fisa abuse, you have to understand with those

and joining us on the couch, jason chaffetz. he is outnumbered. welcome to everybody. congratulations to you. let's get to the meat of it. i want to turn to something that you are today for foxnews.co foxnews.com. messing up their impeachment dreams. but i am wondering -- we are just learning that michael pompeo was on the call. does that fit into the thesis that you have there? >> jason: the whole idea that they were going to catch donald trump and have to go to court to get all of this, donald trump just laid it all out. i mean, he just releases the content of the call. look at what he did with the mueller report. he was mr. transparency there as well. he waved attorney-client privilege. >> melissa: why are we hearing about mike pompeo being on the call, though? >> jason: i don't know that it's relevant. >> melissa: you don't think it's relevant? >> jason: it goes to the call. if you're going to impeach a president, are you going to do it because you're secretary of state was listening on a call or not? if you are going to justify impeachment, you're going to have to

here with reaction, fox contributor sara carter and jason chaffetz. let me start, sara, with you. we've been expecting this from horwitz. my sources are telling me that there is an explosive email chain with comey and brennan on that that says they didn't verify the dossier which would mean premeditated fraud on the fisa court as we've been saying. >> that's the exculpatory evidence that congress has been screaming about on the republican side for more than a year now. not only was there an email chain that i'm hearing as well, sean, but there were the issues that were withheld in the foreign intelligence surveillance court regarding george papadopoulos, also regarding carter page. so this is going to be the moment when this report is released and hopefully the documents that are also over with the department of justice will be declassified as well so the american people can see everything print one more point here, sean. what's so important here and why the american people need to understand this, the reason attorney general william barr as well as john durham are going themselve

everyone called him a friend, he got no jason chaffetz in the midst of the benghazi hearing, he oncehis home district and in exchange, jason chaffetz traveled to baltimore, maryland, to get to see what congressman elijah cummings district is like. if he served as speaker pro tem and head of the congressional black caucus. i think liz cheney said it best today, she said he used his positions of power to bridge divides, not widened them. >> juan: he will be missed. it is time for a feeding frenzy. >> jesse: we have a comfort food combo, we have grilled cheese combined with tomato so soup. furnished by lay's potato chips, everyone pops some into their mouth. they hit the stores october 21st and here's the deal. go online, upload a picture of you with the chips and you win a lot of free stuff. so check that out. these are great. >> greg: let's do this thing. a lot of big news at fox, you want to know what happened? this is the winner of the priest he just wildlife photographer of the year award, that is a tibetan fox about to devour a himalaya marmot as it was hunting to keep its three c

joining us, jason chaffetz, also best-selling author and fox news contributor. let's start with -- graham. what in the world is he doing in the jew dish airive committee he has wasted nine months now and hasn't done a single thing toss investigate as the corollary committee in the house that has gone after this president tooth and tong. >> there has been a flurry of activity with adam schiff. the democrats play offense. this is my general criticism of republicans. we seem to apologize and make excuses, we seem to say let's lets things trick tell out. we generally don't play oh ferns and get the facts themselves. he is the chairman of the judiciary committee. he has subpoena authority. he can bring them up before the committee. lou: give us your best judgment. what in the world is he thinking? >> i really hope -- and this is a hope -- the horowitz report, when mr. horowitz -- that thing finally hits the light of day. he turned it in weeks and weeks ago. but it has to pass the classification juggernaut. you have the internal fight where you will see horowitz appea

lou: joining us tonight, former chairman of the house oversight committee, jason chaffetz.best-selling author and fox business contributor as well as great american. the white house has finally told them to go to hell in the house of representatives and their phoney impeachment inquiry. your reaction? >> i love it when we are playing offense. i think that's what we should be doing. people forget. three times previously in this congress the democrats have tried to move forward with an impeachment resolution and it failed. i think the white house case despite what we said earlier is a lot stronger than people will admit. i think the white house and the president is right to ignore those subpoenas and demand there be an impeachment inquiry vote. they may not prevail, but then the minority has rights. it's a sense of fairness. lou: and bipartisanship if they can move forward with the support of the republican and democratic party, then you have quite a different look at what they are doing. but this is what the president has foiled everything that has befallen him by a democrat

i'm jason chaffetz and tonight for sean. hour, we are inching closer and closer toward a reckoning. fox news is reporting that the durham probe into the origins of the russia witch hunt is a criminal investigation. that means u.s. attorney general john durham has the power to subpoena and filed criminal charges. keep in mind according to reports from the the "washington examiner," four notorious deep state figures are wrapped up in the

gordon chang and jason chaffetz among our guests tomorrow.llow me on twitter, instagram and fb lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. talking trade, american and chinese officials set to meet this week to try to put an end to the trade dispute. will a major sticking point sink p any chance of the deal. cheryl: the chinese government is taking aim at american pop culture, at south park, the animated show, and the nba, china's latest retaliation breaking overnight. lauren: mayhem on capitol hill as president trump announces his plans to pull troops from syria, all while the democrats keep up their impeachment push. cheryl: a commuting nightmare you will not believe. how much time americans are spending just to get to work. it's tuesday, it's october 8th and "fbn: a.m." starts right

i'm jason chaffetz, sean will be back on monday with an exclusive one-on-one interview with presidentn't want to miss that one. for the hour, we will lay out how the pelosi-adam schiff inquiry is political suicide and completely illegitimate. as the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee stated it's a fishing expedition that defies democracy, watch. >> we are asking historical precedent to be followed, we follow the same rules

i'm jason chaffetz.l be back on monday for an exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. you don't want to miss that one. but, for tonight, for the hour, we will lay out how the pelosi schiff inquiry is both political suicide and completely illegitimate. as the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee stated, it's a fishing expedition that defies democracy. watch. >> all we are asking for is historical precedent be followed that we follow the same rules we did under nixon and clinton.

i'm jason chaffetz and tonight for sean.t this hour, we are inching closer and closer toward a reckoning. fox news is reporting that the durham probe into the origins of the russia witch hunt is a criminal investigation. that means u.s. attorney general john durham has the power to subpoena and filed criminal charges. keep in mind according to reports from the the "washington examiner," four notorious deep state figures are wrapped up in the investigation, including

gordon chang and jason chaffetz among our guests tomorrow.ram and fb @loudobbstonight. good night from new york. [♪] trish: the president's lawyer rudy giuliani tells me he's considering meeting with adam schiff. telling me schiff quote lying about direct evidence of russian collusion as well as lying about anything on his team communicating with the whistleblower is grounds for a civil suit against the congressman. he says this is not just harassment of a president, but

mcdaniel talking about her uncle collapsed alias they were referring to on "fox and friends first," jason chaffetzz investigation. when can we expect this, we thought we were going to get this last one, he will join us with the impeachment hearings. judge andrew napolitano will talk about overturning the electoral college, sarah sanders on the president meeting in the oval office and sitting down with sean hannity. senator josh holly in hong kong will tell us what we have to fight for their freedom and we will be having some fun on the plaza. i urge you please get ready and get dressed, back with "fox and friends first" as rob apologizes to carly in just a moment. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com [ mu[ sfx: slow down ]which continues throughout spot. ] ♪ [ sfx: speed up to reach 7 kilometers per hour ] ♪ pacifica: ted! goin' oneighbor: yes. takin' it off road station wagon? you know it's an suv! i know for fact your suv does not suck. why is that? it ain't got that vacuum in the back! we got to go. ♪ vacuum in the back, halleluj

i'm jason chaffetz.n will be back on monday for an exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. you don't want to miss that one. but, for tonight, for the hour, we will lay out how the pelosi schiff inquiry is both political suicide and completely illegitimate. as the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee stated, it's a fishing expedition that defies democracy. watch. >> all we are asking for is historical precedent be followed that we follow the same rules we did under nixon and clinton. minority be given subpoena power and the white house counsel be in the room. and at least have a vote on the house floor to move forward with this so it defies democracy. we are going forward in the most secret room in the capitol. and all adam schiff is doing right now is building a secret record in his scif, in a one-sided process to move forward towards impeachment. i think it's a very unfair process. >> jason: right now speaker pelosi is refusing to hold a vote on the ongoing so-called inquir

new york city public advocate candidate and fox news contributor jason chaffetz, welcome to you both,d to have you. i want to play something, this is what a lifelong seattle resident has to say about describing the city as it now stands. >> makes me sad for my community. the community is absolutely destroyed. people are outraged i what has been done to our city at the hand of the council. >> police in other community groups working together to get people off the streets but at least one seattle city council member doesn't like with the team is doing saying the humane aspects of the services need to be retained but the bulk of the money used for sweeps is a complete waste of money. we need this to end to end immediately. they say they don't want these people sweeping up people, clearing out incumbents and getting them off the streets. >> these are said human stories but what is wrong with these socialist type of movement is there trying to go easier and softer, not enforcing the city ordinances, not cleaning up the streets. some people have mental health issues. they need to be separat

we heard jason chaffetz on fox today say a lot of people are a little bit nervous about what's goingme out and maybe there are some legal troubles? does that make sense to you? >> it makes sense. but this is extensive. we know the i.g. is very thorough. they have a lot of paper and documents to go through. it was a big investigation. it will come down to very subtle points. did you lie when you said this. then it will be around some minor points. because they want to prove everything they can assert in there, and go with what is the strongest argument on some of these people they have to deal with. trish: terry, we'll be watching and i look forward to talking to you some more. the nba basically censoring fans, players, and the league from making pro hong kong comments. this isn't sitting oh well with most of americans. >> as important as sports are, we have to be sensitive. we have to be sensitive to the people and support the people. you know. and the democratic world. trish: first, the democrats impeachment push is galvanizing the president's base. wait until you hear how much mone

i'm jason chaffetz.ay for an exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. you don't want to miss that one. but, for tonight, for the hour, we will lay out how the pelosi schiff inquiry is both political suicide and completely illegitimate. as the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee stated, it's a fishing expedition that defies democracy. watch. >> all we are asking for is historical precedent be followed that we follow the same rules we did under nixon and

woodwardear from bob and jason chaffetz. on c-span three at 12:30 p.m.astern, legal scholars and journalists preview the upcoming supreme court term in the case is expected to come before the court. ♪ campaign: our c-span 2020 bus team is visiting key battleground states in the 2020 presidential race, asking voters what issues they want presidential candidates to address during the campaign. shouldress in washington do more to address the climate crisis, because defense spending or any other partisan divide will not matter if we don't have a planet to live on. >> i think an important issue washington needs to address is lgbtq a quality at the federal level and protecting individuals from discrimination. right now, they are not protected under the constitution when it comes to getting a job as a bisexual woman, someone can fire me for being gay. that is an issue that needs to come to the forefront. >> the system overall, the development of new technologies, and having some kind of public input on these. there are technologies coming editing, human gene wh

origin of the program the latest on ukraine former congressman, author of the new book power grab jason chaffetznd former assistant attorney general harry lipman. there is so many threads. let's start with joseph netzer, the way mueller portrayed him in his report, the special counsel noted he had connections to russia and maintained russian contacts including ties to someone who works with the kremlin linked hacking group that infiltrated the dnc networks. this is why devon nunez, the ranking republican on house intelligence told us back in may about this. >> it is impossible that he is a russian asset. he was a former diplomat, lived in italy, worked, trained fbi officials. that is when trying to get to the bottom of, who is this character, he seems to have a lot of connections with a lot of other people like christopher steele and others that were involved in early stages of the infamous dossier. >> who is this guy? >> we need to learn about that. once upon a time the democrats were about finding everything that had to do with the russia collusion and smaller report but now suddenly they don'

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i'm jason chaffetz and tonight for sean.t this hour, we are inching closer and closer toward a reckoning. fox news is reporting that the durham probe into the origins of the russia witch hunt is a criminal investigation. that means u.s. attorney general john durham has the power to subpoena and filed criminal charges. keep in mind according to reports from the the "washington examiner," four notorious deep state figures are wrapped up in the investigation, including obama's cia chief john brennan, obama's director of national intelligence james clapper, fired fbi special agent peter strzok, and the author of hillary clinton's dirty russian dossier christopher steele. last night, one of the potential subjects of the investigation who now works at cnn seems awfully nervous. watch this. >> i found that the timing interesting given the increasing heat around the impeachment inquiry. and so the timing is interesting, i'll just let it go at that. >> jason: clapper can try to spend in any way he wants, but john durham is a serious

bob woodward, congressman jason chaffetz, justice department inspector general michael horowitz american university president sylvia burwell. faculty, staff, students, honored guests and viewers at home good afternoon to you all. i have the great privilege of serving as the dean of american university washington college of

jason chaffetz. we are back here on the couch at 12:00 eastern tomorrow. now, here is harris. >> harris: the show down after house democrats impeachment inquiry has reached a whole new level. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the latest developments now on ukraine. house democrats subpoenaing rudy giuliani for all ukraine and related documents. and we are learning secretary of state mike pompeo was on the president's call with the ukrainian leader in july. it's a phone call out the center of the whistle-blower complaint. and we are learning president trump as the prime minister to help investigate the origins of the mueller broek, amid reports that barr also made -- however, the justice department says this is standard procedure as far as reviewing the probe it. i would have the australian part, that there is pushback. heavy pushback, think that australia was the first to reach. peter navarra called this the second impeachment circus in three years. >> i'm looking at this, thinking that this is simply a coup d'etat, we have a president

we hear from author and washington post columnist bob woodward and jason jason -- jason chaffetz. the federalist society hosts legal scholars and journalists to preview the upcoming supreme court term and the cases expected to come before the court. an hour, catherine glenn foster, president and ceo of americans united for life discusses legal challenges to roe v. wade. at 8:30 a.m., paul