for months, thugs have gathered outside brett kavanaugh's home. that is a crime. has completely ignored it. they have been busy arresting trump officials for noncrimes. in fact, the democratic party lawmakers have encouraged the thugs to show up at brett kavanaugh's house. watch. >> bottom line, you don't condemn it, you think these protesters should continue to be outside supreme court justices homes and interrupt church? >> interrupted and protested all the time. i welcome it in many ways, as long as it is not, you know, violent rhetoric, talking about harm and all those kind of things, i think it is important to understand that happens. we are in public service. >> this supreme court said back then protesters should be able to get right in people's faces. now they are erecting barriers to try to keep protesters as far away from themselves as possible. i think that is fundamentally wrong. >> do you think these protesters should be prosecuted for breaking federal law? >> what is the federal law, i'm sorry? >> u.s. code 1507, prevents picketing operating in a buil

and now they're our attempted being brought against justice brett kavanaugh.crisy coming from the democrats, security for me and not for thee. can't they see that that is ridiculous? >> if brett kavanaugh was a liberal justice, we would have a very different conversation. i think it would be less democratic congressman that would have opposed pushing forward and actually supporting this bill for this is the problem i have come a 27 members were opposed to the spirit at seven of them were in the state of new jersey. the reason why they wanted to have this push forward is that they want federal judges to also garner the same sort of security. there was a judge, esther salus, her son was shot and killed at their home in 2020. certainly federal judges should have some kind of protection. that was not the question. the question was supreme court justices and their families be protected and free democrat to say no is absolutely disgusting. i go back to the double standard here, because if brett kavanaugh was a liberal justice, i guarantee those 27 democrats would vo

>> brett kavanaugh. brett. >> brett?xample of a member of the judiciary copping under threat, as nick watt shows us tonight. >> came from california. he took a taxi from the airport to this location. >> reporter: to justice brett kavanaugh's home, carrying a glock pistol and zip tie, says the fbi, planning to kill kava kavanaugh. he found the address online. >> the nine justices, all nine justices are in danger because that information is out there. >> reporter: according to the complaint, he was upset about the leak of a recent supreme court draft decision regarding the right to abortion. >> the public disclosure on the 2nd of may prompted a significant increase in violent threats reads a dhs memo circulated last month. some of these threats describe burning down or storming the u.s. supreme court and murdering justices and their clerks. abortion has long fueled fury since the roe v. wade decision nearly 50 years ago. anti-abortion extremists have carried out multiple bombings and murders. now the dhs since the leak of

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supreme court justice brett kavanaugh., jessica schneider joining us from just outside the high court here in washington. jessica, what are you learning about the suspect and what he allegedly was planning to do? >> wolf, this is a 26-year-old man from simi valley, california. he allegedly traveled to maryland, he told the authorities, with the intent to break into a supreme court justice's home and kill him. we now know that target is justice brett kavanaugh. it all unfolded outside brett kavanaugh's home around 1:00 this morning. authorities say the suspect got out of a taxi cab. he was dressed in all black and he carries a suitcase and a backpack that were packed with weapons and ammunition, according to authorities. inside the backpack and suitcase, a number of items, including a black tactical chest rig, a glock-17 pistol with two magazines and ammunition, pepper spray, zip ties, a hammer, a screwdriver, a crowbar, duct tape. the suspect, though, almost immediately after getting out of the cab, called 911 on himself,

nicholas rosky arrived outside the home of justice brett kavanaugh with the intent to kidnap and kill. federal authorities say he took a taxicab to kavanaugh's maryland home at 1:05 wednesday morning wearing black clothing he got out of the cab and was spotted by two deputy u.s. marshals who were guardings the home. marshals saw him walk down the street. about 30 minutes later, he picked up the phone, called 911 and said he wanted to kill kavanaugh and was having suicidal thoughts. when police arrived, they found a glock pistol, a knife, a screwdriver, pepper spray, a crowbar, duct tape and a nail punch. >> >> this is exactly the unhinged apop lit particular prominent figures to the court. >> two years ago senator mitch mcconnell democratic counterpart stood on the supreme court steps following an abortion case from louisiana. >> i want to tell you, gulch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [. [cheers and applause] you won't know a what hit you. >> labeled those remarks reckless and dangerous. release the division of the future o

nation awaits the ruling, especially after a man was charged with attempting to murder justice brett kavanaugh outside of his home. the media completely burying the story, not one sunday show other than fox news sunday spent even a second covering it yesterday. ashley strohmier joins us. ashley. >> ashley: just one more. the story as you said was ignored by the sunday political shows on cnn, abc, cbs and nbc, instead they focused on the january 6 committee hearing as protesters were seen outside the home of just clarence thomas this weekend and a pro-choice group hinted at targeting justice amy coney barrett after the attempted attack on brett kavanaugh. kuns /* chris kunts. >> i am saying all appropriate action should be taken to ensure the safety of supreme court justices and i'll not say this protester or that protester ought to be arrested, that should be made by law enforcement, not a senator on a sunday show. >> ashley: this would protect those in high court. >> their efforts are so intense, they will not pass the senate that passed unanimously. they will not bring it up in light of the

>> i do not believe that brett kavanaugh will overturn -- >> precedents are overturned all the time. >> they aren't overturned all the time. >> jeffrey, you know and i also talked about this, how kavanaugh, gorsuch, amy coney barret all gave assurances that they were not going to overturn this precedent and yet they did anyway. how do you think susan collins' statements i guess stand up now. but also what about the fact that we have people who are putting themselves forward for a spot on the high court of this country who were essentially misleading the country about what their true intentions might be if roe v. wade were to come to their desk? >> you know, the -- it's hard to know where to start. >> yeah. >> susan collins is nominally an independent republican, but who does what mitch mcconnell wants when he needs her. she voted against amy coney barrett because mitch mcconnell didn't need her vote. but he really needed her vote on brett kavanaugh. so i don't know if susan collins was really believing brett kavanaugh or she was just giving herself a fig leaf to do mitch mcconnell's b

a day after a failed assassination attempt on supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, protests continuedain at the home of yet another justice, all while president biden has yet to make any public comments about the original incident. [crowd chanting] ahead of the highly anticipated supreme court decision on the future of abortion rights, protests continuing tonight outside the home of justice amy coney barrett. just hours after the fbi executed a search warrant at the home of a california man arrested tuesday, allegedly for plotting to murder justice brett kavanaugh. nicholas roske was found outside the justice's home with a pistol, knife, pepper spray, duct tape, and ammunition. and while the nine justices currently do have protection from the supreme court police as well as the u.s. marshals service, republicans are outraged that democratic house speaker nancy pelosi has yet to move on a senate-passed bill that would beef up security for the justices and their families. >> they are putting themselves and their members at risk, their families at risk, every day this remains pending, th

he was in the neighborhood of brett kavanaugh's house, attempting to assassinate brett kavanaugh. sandra smith in new york. >> john: shocking development, not exactly surprising, though. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." details are still coming in. it appears violence against supreme court justices is realized follows weeks of whitehawk rhetoric as the court considers overturning roe vs. wade. >> sandra: mitch mcconnell has been warning about the heated rhetoric out of washington, reacted a short time ago on the senate floor. >> this is exactly, exactly the kind of event that many feared that the terrible breach of the courts' rules and norms could feel. this is exactly the kind of event that many worried the unhinged, reckless, apocalyptic rhetoric from prominent figures toward the court going back many months and especially in recent weeks could make more likely. >> sandra: we have complete coverage on this breaking story. former supreme court law clerk mike davis who also oversaw kavanaugh's confirmation process will join us live in moments. and als

. >> units be advised a caller came to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. >> reporter: it was just after 1:00 a.m. when authorities say nicholas roske stepped out of a cab right in front of justice kavanaugh's home. roske of california quickly caught the attention u.s. marshals and montgomery county police who were on security detail. the 26-year-old, dressed in black and carrying a backpack and suitcase, walked away from the home. within minutes, the fbi claims he called 911, telling the dispatcher he was, quote, having suicidal thoughts and that he was there to "kill a specific supreme court justice." roske immediately arrested. authorities say they discovered a glock semiautomatic pistol, two magazines of bullets, and burglary gear, including a crowbar, hammer, and padded shoes. >> threats of violence and actual violence against justices, of course, strike at the heart of our democracy. >> you don't care if people die! >> reporter: this incident comes amid a series of dramatic protests outside the homes of supreme court justices, after the leak of that draft supreme court o

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rachel: and new details on the man charged with the attempted assassination of justice brett kavanaughearly wednesday when he dialed 911. >> you said you came from california, do you know someone down here? >> brett kavanaugh. >> and what were you there to do the, husbander yourself and him? concern hurt yourself and him? >> correct. i need psychiatric help. >> reporter: he says his suitcase contained a glock pistol, a knife, pepper spacious zip ties and duct tape the among other concerning items. he was upset about the leaked supreme court draft the opinion that holds the potential to overturn roe v. wade. police took roske into custody without incident, but just hours later protesters showed back up as they have for weeks. last night protesters also descended upon clarence thomas' home. churches have been targeted and children as well at this point. in a tweet the pro-choice group ruth sent us shared the name of justice amy coney barrett's place of worship and also where her kids go to school, encouraging protesters to turn out and voice their anger. now, this week republicans were r

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. suspect reportedly carrying a gun and knife when arrested and threatening to kill justice kavanaugh. david spunt reporting now. david. >> we're told this man is in his 20s and from california. he was picked up on a street nearby the kavanaugh home in maryland just across the border from washington, d.c. this was at 1:50 this morning armed with a knife and gun. the good news according to law enforcement sources, this man did not breach the kavanaugh property at all but we're told there was intent to harm either justice kavanaugh and his family or potentially both. waiting for those specific details from law enforcement. again we don't know the name of this suspect. we just know he is in his 20s and from california. but violence against judges, federal judges and supreme court justices is something that just simply cannot be tolerated. mitch mcconnell, the senate minority leader on the floor just moments ago blasting what happened to justice kavanaugh. listen. >> this is exactly the kin

. >>> the alleged plot to assassinate supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. the fbi searching the suspect's home overnight. >>> new video as violent storms slam the middle of the country and today millions of american facing historic heat. even the san francisco bay area bracing for triple digits. >>> president biden overnight on jimmy kimmel. what he told the late night host about the fight for gun reform. >>> later the surprising health benefits of being optimistic. >> and the big news overnight. ♪ >> about brittney. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ >> from abc news in new york. this is "america this morning." >> good thursday morning, everyone. >> we begin with today's high stakes hearing on capitol hill. >> lawmaker are promising to reveal new evidence about the plot to attack the u.s. capitol on january 6th, 2021. and we're learning more about the video that will be unveiled in prime time tonight as well as the role president trump's daughter and son-in-law may play in the hearing. let's get right to em with a preview of what is to come. em, good morning. >> re

[chanting] >> fox news alert, swarming the streets outside supreme court justice brett kavanaugh home hours after a california man is charged with attempted murder. >> todd: part of the same group that posted a map of justices' homes after a draft opinion overturning roe v. wade. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. that group is trying to distance itself saying it is committed to nonviolence. it also called brett kavanaugh names and said the -- with a gun. >> todd: brooke singman has more. brooke. >> brooke: good morning, pro-choice activists outside brett kavanaugh's home just hours after a man was charged with attempting to murder kavanaugh. protesters chanting slogans and banging drums. scenes like this playing out at the homes of justices since the leak of the draft opinion that would roll back abortion process. threats like the one against kavanaugh will persist especially as democrats turn a blind eye. >> i wrote a letter in may to merrick garland to arrest protesters. there is a law, you cannot go to a judge's home or juror's h

marshals arrested the 26 year old of simi valley outside of brett kavanaugh's home. they say he stepped out of a cab around 1:00 a.m. dressed in black and carrying a backpack and suitcase. within minutes, the fbi claims he called 911, telling the dispatcher he was having suicidal thoughts and was there to kill brett kavanaugh. authorities immediately arrested him. in his backpack they found a pistol, ammunition, and burglary tools. this was the reaction from one of his neighbors. >> glad it happened way over there and no one was hurt. just pray for the outcome and the family, because they are going through a lot. >> according to authorities, he said he wanted to kill cavanaugh because he was angry over the uvalde shooting and the supreme court's leaked draft opinion suggesting justices plan to overturn roe v. wade. an internal memo from the department of homeland security warns increasingly dangerous threats partially stoked by the pending scotus decision. ro khanna is one of several lawmakers urging democrats to approve legislation enhancing police protection for ju

he told authorities that he was suicidal and he had intent to harm and kill justice brett kavanaugh. he came with a gun, a knife, pepper spray, a crowbar and zip ties. >> obviously it's behavior that we won't tolerate. threats of violence against the justices strike at the heart hoff our democracy. we'll do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people that do that accountable. for that reason, last month i accelerated the protection of all the justices residences 24/7. >> martha, senator mitch mcconnell told blasted heated rhetoric outside the court from prominent names as he said. one person he was referring to, his counterpart in the senate, chuck schumer who outside the supreme court in march of 2020 after a louisiana abortion clinic case said to go after justices brett kavanaugh and go after justice neil gorsuch. we have fresh reaction from white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre. she said the president condemns this. the president is on his way to the los angeles for the summit of americas. we're told the national guard in washington is told to be on stand by and

the chief justice, the court's liberals, john roberts, brett kavanaugh and the court's three liberalsesident biden a victory. the biden administration wanted to end the so-called remain in mexico policy. let's go outside the court. this is a case where chief justice roberts and brett kavanaugh before the days on the supreme court have been proponents of presidential power. the executive gets to make the decision. is that what we have here? >> that's right. they're saying the biden administration does have the power to rescind this rule that was enacted by the trump administration. it's remain in mexico. it's been on the books since 2019 and sent migrants, nonmexican migrants who came to the u.s. back to mexico to await their immigration proceedings. critics called it inhumane because the conditions were poor where they were sent to in mexico. the biden administration tried to roll it back in two different memos. but lower courts said not only did you not roll it back right, but you also don't have the authority to end this policy. so the supreme court today saying yes, president biden

moments before brett kavanaugh attended outside of brett kavanaugh's home, he texted his sister. >> she'sg me now, janet, secretary, thank you for being here tonight. it was alarming to hear one person was able to quell an assassination park. we are seeing an enormous increase from the dhs -- what's your reaction to all this news unfolding? >> domestic extremism as been a problem in our country for decades. if the not century. >> i remember 1995, working on the oklahoma city bombing case to mcvay. what see schenn now is a different quality and kind. the number of types of incidents the segment that you just showed about the invasion of children at the public library to the arrest in idaho over the weekend to the individual who actually turned himself unbut he had crossed the country in order to attack justice braufr. >> brett >> the increase is alarming. >> what i am showing the audience right now, secretary is the threat and the inappropriate communications gooens judiciary. it is actually increased since 2021. it is up 587%. i wonder what you attribute to all, this has been unfortunatel

was charged with attempts to murder brett kavanaugh. scenes like this playing out at the homes of conservative leaning justices since the leak of the draft opinion that would roll back roe v. wade. listen. >> i wrote a letter in may to merrick garland to arrest the protesters. we have a law on the books, you cannot go to a judge's home or juror's house and intimidate them while doing their job. they have not been arrested because they are trying to get an outcome they agree with. >> brooke: it was revealed the 26-year-old called police and admitted himself. the suspected would-be assassin was heavily armed with backpack full of weapons, including a glock 17 pistol, two magazines, zip ties and duct tape. he says the idea came to him when he found kavanaugh's address online. and tells fox news the national guard is ready to deploy once the supreme court issues their abortion ruling. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you so much. in the arrest affidavit, it said the man was thinking of how to give his life purpose and decided he would kill

a 26-year-old california man has been charged with attempting to kidnap or murder justice brett kavanaughr being arrested near his house in the middle of the night. we get the latest now from cbs't kavanaugh. after be scott macfarlane. >> reporter: the f.b.i. says nicholas roske traveled across the country from californir 1:00 a.m. outside the suburban d.c. home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, with a backpack carrying a knife, a glock, ammunition, pepper spray, and zip ties. according to an affidavit, the 26-year-old admitted he bought the gun with the intention of breaking into the justice's home and killing him. but local police tell cbs news roske called 911 on himself. court filings from prosecutors say roske was upset about the leaking of that draft opinion indicating the court is poised to overturn abortion rights, and was concerned kavanaugh would rule to loosen gun laws. ( protest chants ) his arrest comes amid fears about the safety of the justices. there have been several recent peaceful protests outside the justices' homes. the attorney general just recently ordered b

this man on screen right there, 26-year-old nicholas roske, took a taxi cab to justice brett kavanaugh's the middle of the night with a plan, he says, to kill the supreme court justice. roske came armed with a glock pistol, a knife, pepper spray, a crowbar, a nail punch, zip ties, called 911 on himself and said not only did he want to harm the justice, but he wanted to kill himself. >> you came from california, do you know someone out here? >> brett kavanaugh. >> what were you coming there, to hurt yourself and him, or what was thing to happen? >> correct. >> do you have access to any weapons. >> yes, i brought a firearm with me but it is unloaded and locked in a case. >> roske said he had violent thoughts for a long time, he came to the justices home to act on them. while the police dispatcher waited for authorities to arrive, he asked roske what he wanted to harm himself. nick roski told the dispatcher he wanted to be fully compliant with police. the justice department says roske told detectives he was upset about the school shooting in uvalde, texas, and the leak of the draft court de

he showed up armed wednesday night to brett kavanaugh's home. they say when he saw u.s. rshals protecting the house, he walked away and called 911. roske tells the dispatcher he had just arrived from the west coast with plans to harm kavanaugh and himself. >> you said you came from california. do you know someone down here? >> brett kavanaugh. >> and what were you coming there just to hurt yourself and him or what was going to happen? >> correct. >> federal prosecutors say roske had a pistol, ammunition and a knife among other items like zip ties, duct tape and a crowbar. >> do you have access to any weapons? >> yes. i brought a firearm with me but it's unloaded and locked in the case. >> roske says he had had violent thoughts for a long time and he came to the justice's home to act on them. while the dispatcher waited for police to arrive, he asked roske why he would want to harm himself. >> why did you want to do that if you were thinking of hurting someone else and yourself? >> because i didn't think i could get away with it and also for a long time i have been hospita

when you first heard this, a man is arrested outside the home of brett kavanaugh, charged with attemptedhat did you think? >> you know, i'm still recovering from the news of judge john roamer, who was assassinated in his home this past friday. so mark and i obviously are very concerned about the escalating intensity of these threats. we can look over the years and see how many judges have abeen assassinated. and there are quite a few. we start with judge woods deronca, her 92-year-old mother was killed in 2005. and my beautiful boy, who was a gift from god. i had four miscarriages, and dand daniel was our only child. he was killed in our home on a sunday july 19, 2020. less than two years later, we see another judge assassinated in wisconsin. and now we see this troubling news regarding justice kavanaugh. if you're looking at the intensity and the fact, how the members of congress are in any way delaying at this point. the time is now. the judicial security and privacy act is ready to go. and this is a matter of life or death. and we cannot fool around anymore. >> you know, you talk abou

>> brett kavanaugh. >> you said red like the color? reme court justice. >> again, you are still sitting on the curve? >> i'm standing now, but i can sit. whatever -- i want to be fully client, so whatever they want me to do i'll do. >> ross key has been in jail since is arrest and is due in court next week. cnn has reached out to his attorney for comment, still waiting for comment on that. this is the kind of thing federal officials are rattled about. they have been warning for months that we are in this tense threat environment right now. it was about eight days ago that the department of homeland security release add terrorism bulletin reminding americans that the terrorism threat comes from within the homeland here and they are very concerned about people using high profile events to justify acts of violence. >> really incredible that his sister seems to be the one who walked him down from that. whitney wild, thank you so much. >>> ahead we're going to speak with montgomery county police department chief marcus jones on where the inv

also, the threat to assassinate a supreme court justice, a man arrested near brett kavanaugh's home in the middle of the night. the disturbing motive revealed. simone biles and dozens of top olympic gymnasts take on the f.b.i. for $1 billion, accusing agents of letting dr. larry nassar continue his abuse. exclusive new audio. on the day before the blockbuster january 6 hearing, the never-before-heard audio of the house republican leader describing how he begged donald trump to stop the attack. triple-digit temperatures expected from california to texas, and could there be a new covid vaccine on the way specifically for the omicron variant? >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we're coming on the air with that breaking news-- a military osprey aircraft has crashed in california with reports of five service members on board. we are gathering those late-breaking details right now, so stay tuned. but we are going to beginto nation's capital, where the ho

following the arrest of an armed man who's been charged with attempting to murder brett kavanaugh. suspect telling police that he traveled to kavanaugh's house in suburban maryland to kill the justice upset over a pending supreme court decision on abortion and gun sprayed speaker nancy pelosi saying thursday that action on a senate passed bill to enhance security for the justices and their families is quote in the works and will be taken up early next week. after being stalled in the house since early may. we are back with our panel dan henninger, kim strassel and jason riley. kim i cannot recall my entire lifetime seeing a comparable case of a threat like this against a supreme court justice. how seriously should we take this? >> what is the nature of the threat that is concerning to, paul. think back in history we've had judges around the country that have been targeted sometimes killed. i often by people that a personal interaction with them. they would have been sentenced for them for this is a person going after the supreme court justice because of ideology because of legal opi

>> brett kavanaugh. >> you said red like the color? >> brett. the supreme court justice. >> okay.ou came alone? >> correct. >> okay. what were you coming to do to hurt yourself and him or what was going to happen? >> correct. >> martha: wow. senior national correspondent rich edson following the breaking news from washington. hi, rich. >> martha: good afternoon. that call coming in the middle of the night just outside brett kavanaugh's home or in that neighborhood. he showed up with a pistol ammunition and a knife according to police. he saw marshalls protecting the home and called 911. fox news obtained the call. nicholas roske said he flew in from california and planned to hurt kavanaugh and himself. >> i had been having this from a long time. i came over here from california to act on my thoughts. i need psychiatric help. >> martha: roske was asked about the weapon that he brought. he acknowledged that he had a gun with him here. >> okay. where is the firearm now? >> it's in a suitcase. it's a black suitcase. i'm standing near it. the suitcase is zip tied shut. i just came from

the one person in the world that believed brett kavanaugh -- >> very concerned. >> and now, now, she's disappointed. she is disappointed because brett kavanaugh turned out to vote the totally obvious way he was going to vote but she apparently was the one person in america thought brett kavanaugh would not vote to overturn roe versus wade. >> you talked to republicans. i laugh republicans say but you know lincoln and republicans freed the slaves. that party no longer exists. >> well -- >> right? >> that was a long time ago. >> that party no longer exists and they're so unpopular. what republicans have put forth are putting forth so unpopular they have to manipulate the system in order to implement what they want. >> well, think about what is happening just this week. you had abortion rights ended and unpopular position. earlier this week, gun control essentially declared unconstitutional also unpopular position. next week, they are going to issue an opinion very likely to cripple the ability of the federal government to fight climate change. all unpopular positions but we've never had

the one person in the world that believed brett kavanaugh -- >> very concerned. >> and now, now, she's disappointed. she is disappointed because brett kavanaugh turned out to vote the totally obvious way he was going to vote but she apparently was the one person in america thought brett kavanaugh would not vote to overturn roe versus wade. >> you talked to republicans. i laugh republicans say but you know lincoln and republicans freed the slaves. that party no longer exists. >> well -- >> right? >> that was a long time ago. >> that party no longer exists and they're so unpopular. what republicans have put forth are putting forth so unpopular they have to manipulate the system in order to implement what they want. >> well, think about what is happening just this week. you had abortion rights ended and unpopular position. earlier this week, gun control essentially declared unconstitutional also unpopular position. next week, they are going to issue an opinion very likely to cripple the ability of the federal government to fight climate change. all unpopular positions but we've never had

. >> i think news coverage of what we just saw with brett kavanaugh threat and the assassination threat, the guy was arrested, he had a weapon, said he wanted to kill brett kavanaugh and the coverage of that ahead of this january 6 committee that is getting more coverage ahead of it is just somehow backwards. >> martha: such a good point, bret. i look at the pictures of the swat team on his front lawn. nice home in suburban america. there's swat team. i thought to myself, they're worried about the violence in january. what about the violence i hope that is not coming but could be and what jonathan turley is calling the age of rage as a result of what almost landed on brett kavanaugh's door step. >> martha: real quickly, through the prism if this was a trump supporter that wanted to kill justice kagan, would it be the headline -- >> martha: i'm going to go with yes on that. it's a safe honest take on your question. absolutely. bret, thanks for being here. see you in a bit. the disturbing trend that violence that bret and i were talking about against members of the judicial branch and why

but not a peep about the protests outside brett kavanaugh's home, outside of washington d.c.they got. no one is saying boo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ right now, we're all feelin' the squeeze. we're having to get creative. find a new way. but birthdays still happen. fridays still call for s'mores. you have to make magic, and you're figuring out how to do that. what you don't have to figure out is where to shop. because while you're getting creative, walmart is doing what we always do. keeping prices low for you every day. so you can save money and live better. ♪ >> neil: all right. not even a day after a guy tried to kill the justice, this is what happens outside brett kavanaugh's house. protesters still up sets and very close after this. >> neil: protesters gathering outside the home of brett kavanaugh just hours after a man was planning to kidnap and kill him. there's laws against this sort of thing for protesters to gather outside judges' homes anyway in the washington d.c. area. apparently that mattered little though

he was the only senate democratic 2018 to vote to confirm justice brett kavanaugh in one of three democrats to vote for justice gorsuch in 2017. his statement reads in part, i trust the justices when they testified under oath that they also believed roe v. wade was settled legal precedent. i'm alarmed they chose to reject the ruling that has provided for two generations of elect -- of americans. >> [inaudible cheering] >> [indistinct shouting] when donald trump took power, there was an agenda. he was able to put on the supreme court three [beep] that said they were determined to overturn roe. this is a christian sanctioned movement that has been growing for decades. it is no surprise we are living in a country that was built on slavery and genocide -- [indiscernible] unable to end the patriarchy. the only way we are going to be able to do that is by overthrowing this -- [indiscernible] [indistinct chanting] ♪ >> c-span's cameras and crude live outside the supreme court this evening. more reaction to the supreme court striking down constitutionally protected abortion rights. republican senat

a california man accused of trying to kill brett kavanaugh.'m harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". 26-year-old nicholas roske could be indicted as soon as today. according to the complaint he was angry abou

he was charged with attempting to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh last week.rn. we're also told that a bill that passed the senate about a months ago has been collecting dust in the house. it's been aimed to enhance protectses against u.s. supreme court justices and members of their families. why it passed the senate, we're told its sitting in the house but may according to steny hoyer's office may come up for a vote at this week possibly as soon as tomorrow. earlier pro life groups gathered outside the court to let their voices be heard. all are surrounding the dobbs case from mississippi. it would make abortions i'lless after 15 weeks in that state. last week a new bill by samuel aalito in february, alito and the conservative wing may be ready to overturn the guarantee of abortion access across the united states, which would send the issue back to the states to decide. john roberts is known as the middle of the road compromiser that will make abortions legal in 15 weeks in mississippi but may leave row intact. >> it would not surprise me if there's lobbying

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh.happened just weeks after protesters depended on several conservative justices homes following the roe vs. wade week. this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner, here kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno, also joining us kathy is here and barry at the very first time on the couch, author, entrepreneur, u.s. seed champion tim kennedy is here. take moment to welcome you. let's get to it. sources are telling fox news the suspect of the man is in his 20s from california and was armed with both a knife and gun and threats against justice kavanaugh, was taken in earlier today in maryland. he never made it to his home, and moments ago, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell went after the dangerous rhetoric that he says led to this. >> this is where we are, this is exactly, exactly the kind of events that many feared, the terrible breach of the norms could feel. this is exactly the kind of event that many worry the unhinged reckless apocalyptic rhetoric from prominent figures towards the cour

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as congress considers what action to take after a threat on supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's lifescalates fears of violence but was democratic senator chris coons a close ally of president biden on the bill he is sponsoring to extend security and protection for justices families. republican governor asa hutchinson joins us to discuss the prospects for finding common ground on guns and abortions for will ask her sunday panel what it will take to raise the level of political discourse in this country. as fox news sunday is on the road to the midterms in the pivotal swing state of nevada. ahead of another round of primaries. all it right on fox news sunday. bret: hello again from fox news in washington. it was a week of major challenges for everyday americans. and the elected officials responsible for steering the ship of state. hearings about the capitol right of january 6 it brought back memories of a mob of protesters attacking police and trying to stop the certification of the lawful election. marchers gathered in washington to push for gun control in response to the massacre at

joe manchin also a key vote to confirm brett kavanaugh said similar, inconsistent what gorsuch and kavanaughtely about allowing this precedent to be upheld. nevertheless democrats are vowing to make this an issue come november including the house speaker who has some strong words in the aftermath of the ruling. >> what this means to women is such an insult. it's a slap in the face to women about using their own judgment to make their own decisions about their reproductive freedom. reproductive freedom is on the ballot in november. we cannot allow them to take charge so that they can institute their goal, which is to criminalize reproductive freedom. >> reporter: now, republicans have a starkly different view of course praising this ruling, something they've pushed for some time. but a number of them down-playing what they believe the impact will be come november. they say ultimately this will be an election that will turn on key issues like the economy and inflation. and the draft supreme court opinion that leaked months ago they argue has not really changed the dynamic that shows the republ

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at 1:00 in the morning, he got out of a taxi outside brett kavanaugh's home. he was dressed in all black. he had a suitcase and a backpack. he saw two u.s. marshal deputies standing outside the home. he saw them and turned and walked away. thank goodness for those u.s. deputy marshals, something merrick garland and others vowed would be out there to protect the justices because they know the threat risk is very rear. here's what merrick garland said today. >> this kind of behavior is obviously behavior that we will not tolerate. threats of violence and actual violence against the justices, of course, strike at the heart of our democracy, and we'll do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people who do them accountable. >> jake, these are the very types of crimes federal officials have been warning are possible in this heightened threat environment. they're very concerned about threats to the supreme court justices and this case is evidence their concerns are valid. back to you. >> that's alleged political terrorism without question. thank you so much.

. >> a man charged with attempting to murder supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, why the californias he made a cross country trip to the justice's home. >>> and this photo highlighting the horrors of the vietnam war, turning 50 years old. the child and the photographer join "new day." >>> good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is thursday, june 9th. this morning, something new, cnn has learned that the ceos of more than 220 u.s. companies will release a letter today, demanding the senate take immediate action to reduce gun violence. the letter calls gun violence a public health crisis that devastates communities, and costs american taxpayers, employees, employers and communities a staggering $280 billion a year. >> it does not endorse any specific policy proposals or make any new ones. connecticut senator chris murphy, the lead democratic negotiator in the senate gun safety talks, had this to say on "new day" moments ago, about the prospects for a breakthrough. >> i don't think you can be anything other than comparatively optimistic. i have never been part

>> brett kavanaugh. brett. >> brett?> fbi officials say that the 26-year-old was upset about the leak of the supreme court opinion related to abortion rights. he is also upset about an upcoming gun case and the school shooting that occurred last month in uvalde, texas. joining us now is the chief of the montgomery county, maryland, police department marcus jones. can you just tell us, chief, a little bit more about this 911 call? >> yes. on that particular evening the individual that was arrested had made -- made the 911 call and we were later -- we would later find out that he had actually arrived in a taxicab near the residence of justice kavanaugh, at which point in time he began to walk down the street to actually -- to see the residence where he observed the u.s. marshals who were actually there guarding the u.s. supreme court justice and his family. so the individual decided to continue to walk by, but in the meantime he texted his sister to tell her that his intentions were, at which point in time she -- she convi

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the 26-year-old california man was arrested near brett kavanaugh's maryland home.hat news from wednesday this week. reston, virginia, democrat. good morning. caller: sorry, i am a republican. i am a lifelong republican voter. i went into these hearings thinking the nation just needs to heal, that donald trump had not done anything to cause them, but after listening to the hearings, it is the duty of every citizen to be listening to these hearings. it is all republican witnesses. are we just going to doubt anyone who speaks out against trump? it feels like a cult to me. i changed my mind and i think trump should be held accountable. i think everyone involved should be held accountable. it is the rule of law and it has to mean something. it is very obvious from the evidence that this committee has produced that he is guilty. i think he needs to go to prison. host: this is tim in minnesota. good morning. caller: hi. i think it is pressure on the doj. pressure he has put on every other department, it is ludicrous. these conspiracy theories lead to the elections worker,

ralo kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh.he arrest happened right outside of the justices home in maryland now comes at a tumultuous time for the nation's high court, which will soon be deciding the fate of roe v. wade foxes. battler. rivera has the details now from the supreme court. in a criminal complaint, authorities say a 26 year old man from california, nicholas rosky threats to murder a supreme court justice investigators say rosky was arrested near the home of justice brett kavanaugh and maryland early wednesday morning after he turned himself in telling police he had suicidal thoughts. when police searched his suitcase and backpack. they found a glock 17 pistol with two magazines and ammunition. a tactical knife, hammer, zip ties and duct tape, among other things that rosky told them he intended to use to break into cavanaugh's home and kill him. there are crazy people out there . we need to protect our justices, according to authorities. he told them. he was upset about the opinion leaks, suggesting the supreme cour