. >> tucker: that's mark hauck. he's a religious man. not everyone agrees with him, but there's no doubt that he's a peaceful, a nonviolent person. in october of last year, hauck was standing outside another abortion clinic in pennsylvania, joined again by his 12-year-old son. that's when a man approached him, began harassing the boy. to defend his son, hauck punished the extremist back. that was it. local police looked into it. the district attorney's office looked into it. nobody pressed charge against mark hauck, because it's not assault to protect your son from an extremist who's attacking him. but the biden justice department decided to revise this view, and they charged mark hauck with a federal crime, a felony, obstructing abortion access. there was in evidence that he had obstructed abortion access, but that's what they charged him with. hauck learned about three months ago that the doj planned to charge him, and he offered to turn himself in voluntarily. that's what a civilized country allows. that wasn't good enough for merrick

are demanding answers from the doj following that shocking arrest of catholic pro-life activist mark hauckorrifying experience in when she says more than 20 fbi pounding on her door. >> it's hard to express how traumatized we all are. >> carley: if convicted, houck faces up to 11 years in prison. now to the midterm elections. pennsylvania g.o.p. senate hopeful dr. mehmet oz gets an endorsement from the u.s. chamber of commerce. this comes as his democratic opponent lieutenant governor john fetterman, listen to this, scrubs the are black lives matter section of his official campaign website. his site used to point out how fetterman championed the idea that black lives matter long before it wayman hashtag. that no longer there. those are your headlines. >> ainsley: why would he remove it? he doesn't want to be affiliated? >> brian: obviously he sees a negative to anything bad about cops. anything bad about black lives matter clearly having problems financially and organizationally. is anyone buying that? aren't the people of pennsylvania smarter than that? >> pete: crime is becoming even mor

. >> john: pro life activist mark hauck is being arraigned for allegedly shoving a volunteer at a philadelphialanned parenthood last year, a bitter back and forth of his arrest by the fbi. his wife says agents used excessive force, a claim that the fbi denies. it started as an assault allegation. why is the federal government involved? >> john, that really depends on who you ask. first of all, he is charged with violating the face act, a federal crime to forcibly interfere with someone seeking or providing reproductive healthcare. he was the president of a catholic men's ministry, accused of twice shoving the volunteer outside the planned parenthood last october. he said he was acting to defend his 12-year-old son who was being harassed. according to hauck's attorney, the allegation had been dismissed by the courts in philadelphia but then taken on by the justice department a year later. agents arrested him at his home on friday and after his wife said 25 to 30 fbi agents swarmed their property and traumatized their seven children, sharing "they said they were going to break in if he didn't op

mark huck at his pennsylvania home. the bureau telling fox news no swat team or swat operators were involved. fbi agents knocked on the door. mr. hauck'sto exit the residence he did so and taken into custody. his wife has a drastically different story. newt, here we go again with the big time raids with someone who is zero threat. we don't know what the ring doorbell is going to show but for the most part it seems like the fbi is overstocked for something. >> look, i think when you are the president of the united states, you have a speech in philadelphia that describes half of his fellow americans as enemies, and uses that kind of language, you have an escalation, you know, here's a guy who was homeschooling seven children, i don't know the details. i'm more inclined to believe the wife, frankly, than the bureau. but, apparently the thing they came to get him for had been dismissed by u.s. district judge last summer as being nonsense. so, and by the way, remember, this is a man who voluntarily drives two hours into philadelphia to be a missionary to people who are drug addicts, alcoholics, people who have had their lives shattered, and