brett cavanaugh lay uphold roe v wade.de. he had not appeared on donald trumps very first short list for potential supreme court nominees and after that, potential supreme court nominees and afterthat, he potential supreme court nominees and after that, he gives them speeches bashing roe v wade is a legitimate and then appeared on donald trump's next short list and he got the nomination in 2018 to replace kennedy. and when he was nominated, he made it sound like he would adhere to roe v wade as a viewer is adhere to roe v wade as a viewer is a more moderate or pro—choice justice, today, he passed a crucial vote allowing up to around 26 states to allow —— ban abortion altogether. -- ban abortion altogether. quite a motive we — -- ban abortion altogether. quite a motive we today, _ -- ban abortion altogether. quite a motive we today, passionately - -- ban abortion altogether. quite a. motive we today, passionately today and talk about the privacy of the stick of this, help us understand what that means he's talking about thi

>> cavanaugh chuck, i want to tell you i want to tell you, cavanaugh, you have releasedrl the whirlwind and you will gowi right. do i know what i did to you go forward with these awful decisions? you don't know what will hit you? well, i say schumer deservesme punishmentnt for that . but the dems would label that hate speech and be a white supremacist. >>>> don't worry, i'm used to i. let me welcome his face made for radio but f somehow ended ut on tv s one nation on saturday night at 8:00 p.m. for a cpac had multiple deployments. but tonight here for your enjoyment proudly representing the tiny nationenjf hawaii, former democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate tulsi gabbard and cpac tiny blond who's out on bond. but bon his contributor katju and his pronouns are large and in charge. masataka get the nwa world television champion tyra kilmeade. how are you? why do you here are you i was i was feeling great about g myself and so i heard my introduction only because a i tolerate you writew, you offnl and protest outside my house loan clothing optional. your last laughing is got

are back with late night developments, a man charged for trying to kidnap and kill justice brett cavanaughwhat the fbi is doing at his home. >>> the bright idea 911 dispatch has after a boat capsized. two fishermen were in need of help fast. >>> not only high temperature but eventually the chance for >>> the fbi was at the home of a southern california meant that threatened to kill supreme court justice brett cavanaugh. investigators could be seen collecting evidence at the home tonight. the marshals say they arrested nicholas near the justices home after he himself called 911 to report he was armed and planning to kill the judge and then himself. according to documents the defense says he was carrying a glock pistol, a knife, tactical gear, zip ties and duct tape. he told investigators he was motivated to act because he was upset with the late opinion that may overturn wade. he now faces charges of attempted murder. >>> five marines were on board of a military plane when it crashed in the southern california desert this afternoon. two hours southeast of palm springs. you can see what appe

we do not hear that fromt the left and yet we have violence threats againstt cavanaugh. we have it against amy comey. barrettanau we've already seen against steve scalise who almost was killed by an assassin's bullet and the attack by a crazy guy against his own neighbor rand paul and all this attention january 6th, that was one riot . okay, tha i condemn that in read time on radio. t i condemn that night on tv we are all consistent. all right. but i also condemned all five andnd seventy four riots in the summer of 2020 dozensie died, thousands of cops injured, billions in property damage. we have all of the video evidence you would ever want too arrestst every one of those people. and yet pretty much from what i've heard in most of the cities where this happened, nobody's beingei held accountable. so which goes to governor huckabee's pointin exactly. in fact in portland and it. f remember because i followeds this news each and every night e that is at the podium att the time there were officers locked in a courthouse and you had rioters attempt to burn those officers al

justice thomas cavanaugh joined him and ultimately holding the constitution does not prohibit the citizens state from regulating or prohibiting abortion. they irrigated that as authorities we overrule its decision. justices jointly signed their morning of the practical implication. today the court says that from the very moment of fertilization the woman has no right to speak up. if they can force her to bring a pregnancy to term. even to the steepest personal and familiar cost. across the country numerous states have already acted in anticipation of today's decision. the true of dissenters more not only about state action but also the damage they believe the majority has done the court itself. one of us once said that it is not often in the law that so few have so quickly changed so much. for all of us in our time on this court that is never been more true than today. in overruling roe v. wade this court betrays its guiding principles. chief justice tried to find the middle ground but the court's opinion and dissent a relentless freedom from doubt on the legal issues that i cannot share.

she have said that she was misled by brit cavanaugh about his intentions before he became a supreme court justice. people around the world look at that. they ask ok, so you've got a supreme court justice. you may have lied in order to get his job. is there any legal recourse there that could be taken against the supreme court justices? well, we found that very hard to do in the united states short of actually having ethical rules that the justices must abide by. i. it is quite alarming, actually, that throughout the profession and even among students who are in law school, they're held to an ethics standard. but the supreme court is not there is no enforceable mechanism at this point. short of there being some form of internal sense. sure. but there isn't a kind of ethical guide, but that the supreme court must abide by. all right, so there's no way then that we could hold them to account for lying under oath. wow, i mean, well, i mean there could be impeachment and it's a very good question that you ask. unfortunately, given the political partisanship in the united states congress, there

. >> i'm linda cavanaugh with allen martin. >> my name is linda cavanaugh, and i had the pleasure ofhoring with allen here in oklahoma city for three years. he arrived merely weeks after the oklahoma city bombing, and yet he arrived with an empathy and a compassion for what had happened here that enabled him to connect with the viewers immediately. >> reporter: he touched down in saline as, california, where he co-anchored with dina ruiz eastwood. >> it's been about 30 years since you and i worked together. at first i was terrified of you when i was your reporter turning in stories to you at the anchor desk because you were tough. but you taught me to be more tenacious and more thorough. and then good fortune struck, and i got to be your co-anchor for those years, and i gained a brother from another mother. i will cherish that forever. >> what a beautiful day to be out here. >> reporter: at kpix, allen first reported -- >> i'm allen martin. >> reporter: -- that anchored the news. one big breaker, september 9th, 2010, when a gas pipeline exploded into flames in a san bruno neighborhoo

we now were able to thankfully uncover an assassination plot against justice cavanaugh. we now know that where amy coni barrett's kids go to school, we know where she goes to church. we know when she goes to church now that's irresponsible enough. those people should be held accountable. however, the white house had an opportunity to condemn that joe biden's white house and they didn't. why they do not. today was actually the first time we ever heard joe biden address violence as part of these protests at all. we've been waiting for him to say something in the two plus weeks since the assassin assassination attempt on justice cavanaugh and god forbid his wife and two young daughters are living in that house. he only came out today and talked about it because senator joe biden is always in conflict with president joe biden. he is the combination of ignorance and arrogance when it comes to this opinion in almost every other issue. but i want to bring us back to a time that sets up how we got here . i was in the room many times with president elect candidate and president t

and at least in the case of the aborted and bred cavanaugh, they told senators that they considered robi wade will settle law basically precedent. so how do they explain that change of opinion in this decision? while they simply say grovee? what roe v wade was much less fussy versus ferguson, which involved segregation was simply a bad ruling. and so therefore it just needs to be overturn. so this is a supreme court that is said, precedence matters basically what the court before them have said should be taken into account. they are now saying that that is no longer the case because they say it's simply a flawed of decision. and all right, let's take a moment to just listen in if we can patty to the protesters, i think that'll give us a feeling of, of what send to know how sentiment is running right now. your mother trying. okay. he abortion industry. i wrote it down. you can, you, can you appeal i did every one of the report. there's no man, i had a responsibility. i had a legal nation. i ah, we can clearly see their feelings roaming very high over this issue as it has for years. it's n

s. supreme court. justice brett cavanaugh, 26 rode, was arrested near cavanaugh home in the state of maryland. on wednesday, he was armed with a gun and a knife. he told police he planned to kill covina, and that he was motivated by the justice, his views on gun control and abortion rights. over crowding and extreme heat on creating dangerous conditions for thousands of asylum seekers making their way towards the u. s. through mexico and arapahoe reports from the southern chap has states the public gymnasium in southern mexico has been temporarily transformed to house thousands of migrants and asylum seekers . it's crowded and many people here are starting to get sick. medics from a humanitarian group say they're treating hundreds of people every day, but they can't tend to every one northeast and it's not enough. the flow of migrants is constant and it's big. we always need more support, more hands, more resources. conditions at the camp are also unsanitary. the risk is especially high for children. observers from unicef. see the situation here is extremely precarious. embed game wh

was trying to ban birth control and top senate democrat chuck schumer even seemingly threatened cavanaugh's life at a speechht that he gave right o on the step of the u.s. supremes court. you probably remember this . i want to tell you i want to w tell you, kavanaugh, you don't have really whirlwind and you want too write, you know, why did you want to go forwards. with this? i >> i want to tell you covered gore since you have released the war with you will pay the pricee. you won't know what hit you. now naturally a few weeks agoin schumer didn't seem tod mind at all that kavanagh's address and other supreme court justices addresses were published onlinee and that so-called protesters showed up outside of his house. he does have young children and a family now. schumer thought it was kind ofd hilarious. take a look. got him comfortable with the protest that we saw outside the homes of supreme court justices over the weekend if protests are peaceful. yes,s. my house is there'ses protest three or four times a week outside my house. that's the american way toay peacefully protest is okay,. w,

neighbors of the cavanaughs were, like, this is our home. they're trying to gentle confront protesters and it's become an uncomfortable situation for them. aoc, we talked about her in the a block. she said she ran through the floor of the house in order to block the security bill for supreme court justices. she's so proud of it. i think, well, wow, let's add to that to your resume, let's not pass a single bill, and now is basically preventing the supreme court justices from he get about the help they need. >> she said it was because the gun bill wasn't passed. >> they didn't want to talk that the right had any point they could make about roe vs. wade. >> the amazing part, the senate, they won't take it. >> they'll do it now, because there's pressure. >> absolutely right. and trees do make a sound, because we have microphones. all right. coming up, the left anti-cop hostility taking a serious toll as dozens of demoralized police officers leave the force in droves. more than dozens. that story is next. >> efforts to defund the police have a do

what happens with someone who crosses state lines, i'm sorry, regardless of what justice cavanaugh says, if they've made it a crime to aid and abet an abortion, that could be a crime. how can you find it out? the same way you would a murder, you talk to people, intrude in everybody's lives. is it a miscarriage or abortion, we've got to find that out. you have a political apparatus now that is going to want to go after, and as far as the supreme court says, has the wherewithal to go after any and every abortion here. so, again, leaving aside the subject matter, it is an administrative and sort of government overreach disaster. >> margaret, we know that historically abortion has not been a motivating factor for democratic voters. is there any evidence that that is changing or will change starting with the midterms? we hear all sorts of lawmakers since friday saying that they believe it will now change. what do we think is reality? >> it certainly will change, and we're seeing already in surveys democrats saying that they're more interested in voting, talking about that. the question is ho

cavanaugh they all voted the right way.publicans doubted those promises by president trump, but most of us decided take a chance. and in the end president donald trump kept his promise, mitch mcconnell and the republicans of the senate they kept their promises as well. and today, for the first time since 1973 our constitution is free of the taint of abortion. this court in this decision solidifies president donald trump is one of the giants of american history. for many americans this is like the berlin wall coming down. summing that they hoped and prayed what happened, but in their gut they never thought it would really happen. all of those who claim that donald trump will be bag for conservatism they owe him up an apology tonight. if you're honest with yourself you will apologize. he got more done in four years in the bushes did in a combined 12. there are times when we all wonder if it's worthwhile to spend so much effort as we do in politics gets tiring, gets depressing, gets demoralizing. we march, we pray, we donate,

. >> emily: but we now know is this man allegedly showed up near cavanaugh's home with the intent tol him. armed with a small arsenal including a gun, knife, a zip ties, and duct tape. he has been charged with attempted murder of a supreme court justice. so, where the demands of the strong condemnation following acts of violence from the president or from the media. kaylee a star with you on this. the president is a commander in chief the leader of the free world and he leads this country silent after an attempted murder charges filed against the supreme court justice of a supreme court justice. speaker you just out the key question where is the media. and since the beauty won't ask a question i will. where you president biden, where are you vice president harris. -------------------------------- -------------------------------- --------------- because i will tell you this any time there is any form of violence or hatred or bigotry >> kayleigh: i would be asked immediately by the media with the president's stance on. in fact i was asked what was so much that i had a tab and pretty mu

marshal of the supreme court suggests it and that is what we have seen, since the attempts on justin cavanaugh'sife in maryland. so things have been, i will not use the word column, but certainly secure. david: a one to show you a curveball. as you were talking, we got word that the house has passed the bipartisan gun safety bill, and it is headed to the president's desk. there is so much news coming out of washington right now. not a big surprise, but it is a big development. joe: that's true. the senate got this done very quickly. the vote last night past on the bipartisan level and it is widely expected that the house would follow. this ruling is significant. this legislation is significant over the last 30 years of history. there have been a number of attempts during mass shootings in this country, but never until we have seen this following the shootings in uvalde and buffalo have we seen this come together into bipartisan support that got to the floor and passed. the republican from texas, john cornyn, and the minority leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, signed off on these talks and th

they found a gun and tools that rosky said he intended to use to break into cavanaugh's home and killt the opinion leak, suggesting the supreme court is ready to overturn roe versus wade. democrats in the state legislature are taking action to protect the right to get an abortion and contraceptives for the expected supreme court ruling on row versus wade state law already protects the right to an abortion, but lawmakers are now proposing constitutional amendments in the constitution to guarantee it. the amendment needs two thirds approval in both the state assembly and senate before june. 30th in order to qualify for the november ballot. san francisco is on the verge of requiring restaurants and supermarkets to reduce the amount of food they sent to the landfill. the board of supervisors approved the measure by sherman walton that helps the city comply with a state law that took effect in 2016. food related businesses by the end of the year or by the end of the year. 2025 must cut food waste to landfills by 75. earlier ktvu spoke to walton about how he believes the city can meet that

zip ties and duct tape, among other things that rosky told them he intended to use to break into cavanaugh'some 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 court is ready to overturn roe v. wade. they say he also believed that cavanaugh would side with the second amendment decision that would potentially loosened gun laws. republicans are now slamming democrats, accusing them of fueling violent rhetoric against some justices believe chuck schumer bears some responsibility because he has contributed to this atmosphere of directly attacking members by name of the supreme court president biden and attorney general merrick garland are condemning the act, even as garland faces growing pressure to do more in response to the threats last month, i accelerated the protection of all the justices residences 24 7 . last month, the senate passed a bipartisan bill to beef up security for the justices, but the legislation has stalled in the house as a supreme court marc

cavanaugh and their children had been b homeee without justice, cabinet presence and therefore a police presenceent . p the only thing that apparently deterred this democratic hit man is the presence of those police officers out front. the democratsrs need to act now to ensure that one of aresupreme court justices not killed. and finally, as you said,im laura , as i said at the time, i urge the supreme court to issue the dobbs opinion however they rule they need to issue the opinion so democratic hit man won't thinkch they can chane the court's direction in this by killing a supreme court justice john roberts has got to get this together. this investigation is draggingot on . i'm not sure what taking so long about the leak or issuing the opinion at this point, butut this is for everyone's health and safety. you might not be surprisedot about this , senator cotton, but cnn was spinningg the news today. watch.me supreme court justices will certainly be , you know, potentially targeted by violent extremists who are angered over this pending ruling that is poised to strike downan roe v. wad

they say rosky also believed that cavanaugh would side with the second amendment decision that wouldly loosened gun laws. republicans are now slamming democrats, accusing them of fueling violent rhetoric against some justices believe chuck schumer bears some responsibility because he has contributed to this atmosphere of directly attacking members by name of the supreme court president biden and attorney general merrick garland are condemning the act, even as garland faces growing pressure to do more in response to the threats last month, i accelerated the protection of all the justices residences 24 7 . last month, the senate passed a bipartisan bill to beef up security for the justices, but the legislation has stalled in the house as a supreme court marches towards the end of its term. at the supreme court. mather rivera fox news. public health leaders worry about the potential surgeon coronavirus cases this fall, coming up the promising results on a potential omicron booster shot leaders in washington are reconsidering the stiff tariffs on trade with china the concerns that americ

joining me now is julia ainsley, jim cavanaugh. but gaud, let me start with you. i believe at this point we're about 75 days off from the beginning of school, much of the community when i was there on the ground saying to me they did not want to return to the scene of the crime to robb elementary as the school year began because of just the unspeakable tragedy that occurred there. and we're now hearing that in fact they will not be returning to those school grounds. talk us through it. >> reporter: that is correct. first off yesterday there was a lot of discussion about the school possibly being torn down and now we know from the superintendent that the kids will not be returning, students will not be returning to campus. message has been sent out to the community saying that they will accommodate using other campuses in the area for the students that were attending this elementary school. that message also stating that they will be making some improvements to other campuses in the area, but it has now been said by the superintendent in fact that they will not hav

he told police he planned to kill cavanaugh, and he was motivated by the justices views on gun control and abortion rights. thousands of protesters incentive goals. capital have come out to support the opposition coalition. they're angry that the electoral commission rejected candidates for next month. local elections, it means main opposition figures will be able to run nicholas huck because more from the car. up until the very last minute there was fear that this demonstration of this protest would not take place. there was a sense from the opposition that the government would yet again bound this demonstration, but the police of the car allowed it to take place. there is heavy security surrounding the vis, protest and authorities here did not expect the number of demonstrators and protesters that are taking to the streets today. thousands of people have gathered in protests to the decisions taken by both the election commission and the constitutional court. that is not allowing the list of candidates from the opposition to take part in the upcoming parliamentary election. why does t

. >> 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 justices and their families. >> it is appalling that anyone would consider committing violence against a supreme court justice. i opposed his nomination, and there is a way to do that in this country. it is the democratic process. but to threat and harm, it is outrageous. i'm concerned about the safety of all of our supreme court justices. >> the bill has stalled in the house ever since the senate passed it. that happened after protests in front of homes after the roe draft leaked. families who have lived through the horror and heartbreak of gun violence testified on capitol hill, pleading for tighter gun control. morgan norwood has

to savings nine, senator, i did want to get your reactionma to the man arrested outside of brett cavanaugh's house yesterday. he had a knife on him and a gun. your reaction to that incident. >> it's tragic that he was there. there were real problems with showing up at the home of a supreme court justice to protest what you anticipate might be the outcome of a case to try to influence the outcome of a case. in this particular instance, he appears to have been showing up to influence the outcome of the case in a way that is unthinkably bad. curator showing up to protest at the home of a supreme court justice is itself a criminal offense. doing so with a weapon and equipment to break into his home to carry out an execution is just unthinkably bad. so i hope and expect to hear condemnation from republicans and democrats alike from the white house and president of the united states himself. people showing up at the supreme court justices homes. >> host: is there a similar code as it relates to members of congress if there is a law that is being voted on is it illegal to go to a member's house or

about your reaction to the arrest of that suspect, telling police he was there to attempt to kill cavanaugh -- kavanaugh. >> i think the whip, and the whip comes from the perspective that very few people can come from, but i think the whip said it best. there's a statute on the books that says you're not supposed to be in front of supreme court -- any judge trying to bully, influence them when there is a pending matter in front of the court, and that is exactly what this was all about. the good news is justice kavanaugh is safe and the bad guy has been arrested. >> the days after january 6, audio that has been revealed shows concern about president trump's conduct on january 6. more than a year later, do any of you on stage still have concerns about how the former president acted that day or want to learn more information about how he handled that day? >> no, i think we are focused on what our conference chair indicated, what our whip indicated, we are focused on the concern american families have. you can go down the list. tell me one thing that has gotten better. there's a reason more tha

nicholas roski called 911 on himself while outside justice cavanaugh's home. he was armed with multiple weapons. authorities say the man told police that he traveled from california to kill, quote, a specific u.s. supreme court justice. he also stated that he was having suicidal thoughts. fbi knocked on the suspect's simi valley home this afternoon as part of the investigation. the 26-year-old had told authorities he was upset over the likelihood of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade and upset about the uvalde school shooting. he was armed with a handgun, a knife, pepper spray, and zip ties. >> this kind of behavior is obvi obviously is behavior we will not tolerate. threats of violence and actual violence strike at the heart of our democracy. we will do everything we can to prevent them and to hold people who doaccounble. if nvicted,he t suspecthe in this case could face 20 years in prison. the supreme court has reported an increase in threats in the weeks since a leaked draft opinion seemed to show the court ready to overturn roe v. wade. there is now

he was arrested near cavanaughs a home with a backpack filled with a glock 17 pistol, two magazines, an ammo, tactical knife, zip ties and pepper spray. >>> martinez police are investigating how this car ended up smashed into the side of a home along alhambra. it went through the wall and into the house. the crash also caused a gas leak in the area which prompted police to close the surrounding streets. police are still searching for the driver of the car who they say ran off on foot before officers arrive odd about the scene. no word yet on what exactly may have caused the crash in the first place. but residents say this isn't the first time something like this has happened. >> this isn't the first time this has happened to this house apparently. so i guess they've fortified it in some ways. but no, the upstairs is fine. it's just the downstairs and no one live there's so no one was hurt. >> people living on this street see say citizens are common with drivers speeding. >>> gas prices went up overnight. the current average is now at $6.39 a gallon. 24 hours ago, it was at 6$6.37. la

political partisanship in the united states congress, there would be some who don't care that justice cavanaugh lied under oath or that others misled the senate judiciary committee and senators because what they've gotten out of this is exactly what they sought, which was a supreme court that would overturn roe v wade and also other precedents along the way. so to the extent that there are senators who otherwise could entertain impeachment, but who are satisfied by what it is that they got out of this vote from justice cabin. i think they do very little. yeah, unfortunately, i think a lot of people are going to have to agree with you, but that is the that is the state of play in us politics at the moment. michelle goodwin at the university of california irvine. it's great to have you on the show, please come back and talk again with us. we appreciate your time and your insights . thank you. i look forward to it. thank you for the day it is almost done, but the conversation continues on line. your fingers find this on twitter, either w news you can follow me on twitter at brent golf tv. every me

why are we shocked that a conman like trump would put a con man like cavanaugh on the supreme court?onest and straight up? clarence thomas made it where he is because of racial equality, and having diversity. he got in there and he voted against it, and he goes everywhere but to deal with interracial marriage. you have clarence thomas, i will not call him a name. i was told to stop name-calling. he is the personification of hypocrisy. we need to get into those areas and we need to suppose people that they will listen to. >>> we mentioned senator susan collins, suggesting that she was misled by a justice cavanaugh, following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. >>> one of our next guests testified that cavanaugh's confirmation hearing back in 28 teen, and she had worn to then that women across the country could lose their constitutional right to abortion. melissa marie joins us ahead, on morning joe. we will be right back. back. (grandmother) excuse me! (young woman vo) some relationships get better with time. that's why i got a crosstrek. (avo) ninety-six percent

s. supreme court justice brett cavanaugh and 26 year old was arrested nick havins home in the state of maryland. on wednesday it was armed with a gun and a knife. he told police he planned to kill cabinet, was motivated by his views on gun control and abortion rights. to lead here on out as president joe biden opened the summit of the americas, hoping to drum up support on migration and, and cynical outrage of allison candidates who contests next month, le collections. ah, with got a minute 15 to bring you up to speed with your weather for europe in africa. hello everyone. so we've got rain being whipped around all sides of the adria attic, see on thursday, particularly bad for that east coast of italy and western areas of the balkans. we're going to power up some thunderstorms, some of which could be severe, and some lively downpours in hungry, including budapest. there could be some flooding here, showers in thunderstorms, in the forecast for his stumble. once again on thursday, we take a peek at the next 3 days and showers and thunderstorms never really too far away. we'll see those

and you have to remember that justice cavanaugh, the supreme court justice, one of the conservative justices that was appointed by president trump already has experienced threats of violence just in the last week or so. outside his home, a man was arrested, a man in his twenties, who said he came from the u. s. state of indiana with the express intent to kill the justice before he was apprehended. so already we've had these threats against supreme court justices and threats of riding and looting. so we've had these warnings now from the president as well as the attorney general that this will not be tolerated. was phil. this is a country and the city bracing and on high alert. thank you very much. kimberly how kit in washington is kimberly was explaining their husband nearly 50 years. since u. s. supreme court ruled on rosie wade, it was a landmark decision establishing that choosing to have an abortion is a right protected by the constitution. 7 out of the 9 judges voted in favor. they ruled features has the potential for life in the early stages of pregnancy, but is not a person, and there

cavanaugh said it was settled.hat political left saying we can't make let this happen again. she says let's pack the courts. and aoc, who we are about to hear from comes as if they lie to us they should be impeached. >> it makes a particularly dangerous is that it sends a blaring signal to all future nominees that they can now lie to duly elected members of the united states senate in order to secure supreme court confirmations and seats on the supreme court. i believe lying under oath is an impeachable offense. >> this court has lost legitimacy. they burn whatever legitimacy they may still have had after they are gone decision, after the boating decision, after the union decision. they just took the last of it and set a torch to it with the roe v. wade opinion. i believe we need to get competence back in our court and that means we need more justices on the united states supreme court. >> brian: that's not going to happen. it's hard to imagine it happening but they want to motivate people to flip senate seats in p

consider that even after the arrest of a man who admitted planning to assassinate just as cavanaugh. democrats still overwhelmingly 58-35 percent think it's appropriate to protest outside the homes of justices. 70 percent of republicans at thinking protesting outside homes is an inappropriate in 55 percent of all americans believe it's wrong. we should know it's also illega as senator marsha blackburn reminds us. >> they are breaking the law. this is a federal offense. that they need to be taken down to city hall and booked. >> and get the department of justice has yet to arrest anyone . maybe because the white house has been yet to condemn the protests. >> president biden did sign a bill thursday that extends at 24/7 security for the justices family. as for the attacks of pregnancy centers and faith-based organizations, if the tables were turned in pro-life groups were allegedly getting violent, speaker pelosi would likely hav something to say. >> thank you very much. president biden was been the weekend in delaware at the us stock market concludes its wors week since the beginning

had a regular testing and strong protocols, but have you increased the precautions since justice cavanaugh found out he was inspected although he's been vaccinated? are you still eating together and keeping masks up or tell me did you do anything different when youoi found that out? >> it was continuously and the home test maybe once a week we would have more several hours later. so i don't think there's anything different. >> one last question we never get to see behind the curtain. so many justices have said that we don't talk about the case and try not to talk about anything but sports and music and grandchildren and things like that. what were the general topics today? >> the proper name for one of the teams -- [laughter] so a little political. >> i didn't know if that was political because it was the breadth of knowledge of the nicknames of football teams across the united states of america including those belonging to colleges and it was extensive. >> the biggest footballon fans m sure and i was wondering, he has always been during oral arguments and then during the conferencece is,

. >>> an armed man was arrested near supreme court cavanaugh's home.udge and homeland authorities are warning major upticks on social media against the justices and the justices, themselves. >>> we also have an update on the search for a texas woman suspected of killing an elite official in texas. they now know caitlin armstrong this woman was dropped off at newark liberty international airport may 18th. just one day after a warrant was issued for her arrest. but after that, the trail goes cold. investigators say there is no record of her leaving on an outbound flight. armstrong is accused of killing 25-year-old an ma wilson. there is a $5,000 reward for information leading to her arrest. >>> on the front lines, in the trenches, ukrainian forces refusing to give up the east. cnn was there to see it. >> they're going to fire on russian forces a short distance away. it's a secret location. we can only stay one run, we are told, after that there will be return fire. we will get out of here. this is what we have been brought to see. goodness me. lemons. le

maine, the senator and senator joe manchin of west virginia suggested that two of the justices, cavanaugh and carthage had lied to them in private meetings and that their hearings about precedent and roe v. wade. that has been rejected by numerous people including "the wall street journal." you think that is false. tell us why. >> first of all, neither of them live. now they said they would upheld if they told us in the various how they before hearing facts and in evidence, that would be an impeachable offense. it's basic judicial ethics to go back to the ginsberg rule that you cannot say how you would vote in a case pending before the court or that might come before the court. that's a violation of judicial ethics. to do that would be impeachable. if they think they were told, that they asked for a decision in advance of the case coming up and that the judges offering that, that is an impeachable offense. the second thing, if that's true. if they lied, then so did elena kagan. when elena kagan's confirmation came deb, she was asked point-blank when i do believe there's a constitutional r

from the man that traveled from california to maryland with the intention of assassinating justice cavanaught been released here it is. >> do you know anyone down here? were you coming to hurt yourself and him what was gonna happen? >> correct. >> hannity: that is very chilling will have the very latest from the ongoing threats that justice on the supreme court are now facing every day we have new ones today. ahead of the roe v. wade verdict but today we turn to big breaking news from the january 6 the committee as it turns out president donald trump should've been nicer to his vice president mike pence okay. of course we have known that for quite some time it's not new information they got along up until that day. the actual revelation from last night's show hearing with a statement from liz cheney pay very close attention of this. >> the attack on our capital was not a spontaneous riot. intelligence available before january 6th identified plants to invade the capital occupy the capital and take other steps to halt congresses count of electoral votes that day. >> hannity: what we have been

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garland and you look at pelosi and you look at the media coverage of the attempted assassination of cavanaugh, i have for example, generally only need to be examples for a trend, but i have for examples. four. this is kind of exciting to me. someone, you have a tax on pro-life offices, then you have the letter that was labeling parents as domestic terrorists, then you have there is no mercy being shown for the january 6 protesters, many of whom have never agitated in their lives. that's way. number four, voting not to protect scotus while protecting themselves. that's for example. they all have something in common. that is i guess the word is open season. it's as though the media should be distributing hunting licenses and bright orange vests to the excited hunters. a team to back their first concern parents. all of these people are tangentially or somewhat related to the right, republicanism. i think that what you're getting at here that were looking at this and we're going is it open season on anybody, purely by just an action? so you have some radicals, we do have radicals, they have artic

he was out there and he said cavanaugh the day attorney general -- kim paxton there's been a lot of misinformation out thereto public about what this ruling actually does. if you're somewhere in new york or california, where these progressive policies are there you would be able to get a abortion but if you're in state of texas where we have state law there, banning it, those days are over, right? >> yeah this is bigger than abortion this is about constitution and whether we're going follow a constitution that gives the people the ultimate power. i don't know why it is controversial for us to put this back in handle of the elected officials. this is people's representatives so you can vote with your feet if you want to live in a state with unlimbed abortion we'll have that choice. if you want to live in a state where there's e stricted abortion you have that choice. so this is now about instead of being dictated by nine members of a court this is about people of this country having a say in what these policies are i think that's a really good move as opposed to having nine people tell us how this

kavanaugh was confirmed to the supreme court, susan collins, joe manchin both of whom said what cavanaugh neil gorsuch said to them in private meetings and in their testimony was inconsistent with how they ruled in the abortion case. collins saying plainly this decision is inconsistent with justices said in their testimony and meetings with me and say they both insisted they would uphold long standing legal precedent. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >>> at least 70 protests and demonstrations on both sides of this divisive issue are already expected in coming days. late friday, police in phoenix, arizona, ending up using tear gas to disburse this noisy crowd of demonstrators at the state capitol. cnn correspondents were on the scene as protests erupted. we donie o'sullivan in washington but we begin with camilla in los angeles. >> reporter: we are currently the middle of the highway. this is the 110 highway. this is where the highway splits. this protest stopped traffic right in the center of downtown los angeles. they have been protesting for about an hour or so. and it is a large group. o

the justices children this after course we have uncovered an assassination plot against justice cavanaughreatening these justices this justice goes that this church every day the week is pretty much can one interpret that reasonably to say if you want to intimidate or harass or maybe worse justice this is where they'll be on any given day at any given time. >> it's outrageous and it's a 21st century many of the viewers watching this i say this is someone who is on the left who cares about this issue when it comes to women being able to live the lives of they want to live. but what you're seeing right now has nothing to do with abortion rights is not 1970, 1980 or 1990. it is the 21st century the things that they are chanting about and complaining about our lives, many of these individuals cope in doing this are minors talk about a woman are incubators and we are knocking to be enslaved. this is not a tv show. these individuals have been manipulated and brainwashed for the most part by adults who know that none of this is true what this is about it's about dividing americans again. about's

lucy cavanaugh calf november reports. >> reporter: a grudge against the doctor for ongoing back pains well as a tiktok of how the massacre unfolded. the shooter, michael lewis, had an operation back here last month with dr. phillips. lewis was leased from the hospital on may 24th, but he complained of pain after the procedure. he called the office numerous times, he was seen again by dr. preston may 31, phoning again on wednesday. also on wednesday at 2:00 p.m., lewis apparently purchased an ar-15 style rifle, semi automatic rifle from a local gun store. and the 911 calls began to floods in. he used the ar-15 and also a handgun that he purchased from a local pawn shop three days before the slaughter. police recovered a letter that the gunman had on him detailing how he was going to, quote, be killing dr. phillips and anyone who got in his way. the victims, dr. phillips, 59 years old, a surgengeon who traveled yearly to africa providing surgical services to those in need. and he was killed along with a 48-year-old sports medicine specialist, amanda glynn, receptionist and mother of tw