ruth bader ginsberg had a problem with the opinion. she's not had a problem with the right to abortion. the original case was a privacy case. it was 7-2. the chief justice was appointed by a republican. it's something that has gotten lost in the conversation. people are not using the privacy word enough here. i firmly believe that if this was a case, if men were the people that were carrying the children, that this would never have happened. i think that women are being put in a terrible position. the statistics are clear about who this is going to affect the most, women that earn less, predominantly women of colors. there's a lacksness to the idea that it's just easy to cross state lines to just go get an abortion. in west virginia and arkansas, all abortions were cancelled moving forward. they're not just for women that got pregnant by accident because they slept with the wrong guy. it's medical reasons, protecting the life of the mother. some of these states will have no exceptions for rape or incest. it's hard to believe for the co

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called ruth sent us aimed at protecting a woman's right to choose in honor of the late justice ruth bader ginsberg chose to protest not even 24 hours after the suspect planned to kill and kidnap the justice. this is the same group that posted the addresses of the justices online. according to authorities roske said he found kavanaugh's address online. speaking of ruth sent us they said we're committed to non-violence. they'll talk non-stop about how our peaceful protest inspired this. what was the weapon, the california man had if it was a gun or knife police would say so. guess what? police did say so. it was a knife, it was a gun. pepper spray, a crowbar. all the tools there, nick roske right now in federal custody. technically he has not been indicted yet. grand jury hasn't been seated. it will come down soon. >> harris: david spunt, you will keep us informed this hour and if we need to we'll come back. the alleged attempt to kill a u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh follows months of talk like what you are about to see from democrats over that leaked roe v. wade draft opinion. chicago

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ruth bader ginsberg said the same thing when she was in the nomination process. watch this. >> it would be wrong for me to say or to preview in this legislative chamber how i would cast my vote on questions the supreme court may be called upon to decide. >> martha: i would add that justice sotomayor did the same thing when she was pressed on the second amendment. she said it's a precedent but i cannot say what i'd do based on an individual case. explain how they lied in their nomination process, richard? >> again, one thing on the ill legitimacy. it's withholding obama from getting a justice in 2016 and ramming through one at the end of 2020. that's what people refer to. susan collins and joe manchin feel deceived in the meetings that they had in their personal offices with brett kavanaugh. so your beef is not with me. it's with them. they're the ones that put out the statements. they feel that they were deceived. whether it's impeachable or not, i don't want to go there. that is the beef. it's bipartisan. right? collins and manchin both have said the exact same

for all the people who blame this on ruth bader ginsberg and her untimely death in 2020, leading to amyrett. it was a major piece here, but think about before. think of leonard leo, don mcgahn from the white house council's office. think of mitch mcconnell. think of all the pieces that were put in place dating back to the ronald reagan administration when he ran on this kind of agenda and started putting this in place. hillary clinton. i mean, just think of all the other people. and i do think that if ruth bader ginsburg had lived just a few more weeks, she was so close. she died on september 18th and had just made it to right after the election, this probably couldn't have happened. but there we have it. >> and yet you see, this is from after the draft opinion leaked, the stanford law professor gambled. she did it with the rights of my daughter and granddaughter, and unfortunately that's her legacy. i think it's tragic. >> there's a lot of anxiety. there's a lot of democrats right now just looking for answers. because they are powerless right now. and you know, another piece of this is

the other people i would love to hear from, i would like to hear from people close to justice ruth bader ginsberg. maybe family members and the dozens of clerks who served her. when they say ruth sent us. she wasn't a proponent of violence. she was close friends with justice scalia. look at justice sotomayor recently throwing a lot of nice words in the direction of justice thomas. these are justices who work together in comity and don't want there to be murder and mayhem, god forbid. we have to think clearly as a democracy when people threaten lives, action must be taken before something bad happens. >> dana: talk to me a little more about jane's revenge. these protests we've seen is super disturbing. justice department, biden administration have done nothing to deter what could be coming violence. this idea that you could attack pregnancy centers, as if this is a place that deserves attacking. are you close to the pro-life movement. i wonder if you could explain to people when these protestors are carrying these fake baby dolls in front of them, who are they trying to persuade? it doesn't -- i d

justice kavanaugh's home last night by this group called ruth sent us in honor of the late ruth bader ginsberg. made several walk bys not even 24 hours after roske planned to kidnap and kill justice kavanaugh and posted the addresses of the supreme court justices online. according to the criminal complaint roske took a taxi to kavanaugh's maryland home at 1:05 in the morning wednesday morning wearing black clothing. got ut of the car and spotted two deputy marshals already guarding the home. they saw him walk down the street. 30 minutes later he picked up the phone and called 911 and said he wanted to kill kavanaugh and was having suicidal thoughts. when police arrived they found a clock pistol, knife, screwdriver, pepper spray, crowbar, duct tape and nail punch. >> this is exactly the kind of event that many worried the unhinged, reckless rhetoric from prominent figures toward the court going back many months especially in recent weeks, could make more likely. >> no question one of the people on senator mcconnell's mind his counterpart across the aisle senate majority leader chuck schumer who

and then just before the election, just days before the 2020 election, you had the death of ruth bader ginsberg, and they confirmed amy coney barrett to the high court completely flying in the face of what mitch mcconnell had said several years before when the vacancy opened up after the death of justice sc alia, so again that's why this changed. we talk about elections having consequences, and you can go back to that decision by mitch mcconnell unilaterally. congress was in recession that weekend in february 2016 when justice scalia died and he made that decision on a saturday night we are not going to consider any nominee during this election year and then completely changed his course in the fall of 2020 just before the election and so this is why democrats are so revved up. now what does this mean toward the mid-terms? obviously, we are seeing a lot of resonance on the republican side of the aisle when it comes to inflation and the economy and everything else here. does this energize the democratic base to the point that it does start to change the election? that's something that nancy pelo

doesn't mean only money is being given away >> you did the interview at the last interviews with ruth bader ginsberg interview, she even talked a bit about how at one point she had written down she thought roe went too far >> correct >> i am curious what you think of that interview today. >> she was not beloved by all womens groups when she was considered for the u.s. court of appeals and the supreme court. the womens groups didn't love her. president carter put her on the d.c. circuit president clinton put her on the supreme court. she criticized the reasoning of roe. many scholars criticized and the supreme court isn't the only organization, she supported the outcome. she didn't think the reasoning was so good a. lot of womens groups were critical later she became a well respected person in the womens equality movement of women she received criticism early on. >> what do you think she would think today? >> i don't think she would be pleased with what the supreme court did. obviously, she was in the majority that's pretty obvious. >> great to see you, sir appreciate it. >>> we got a lot more coming