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WASHINGTON — Patience might not be among the special skills possessed by those harassing Supreme Court justices outside their homes. But a little more patience could prove more productive for

And horrified. its what whats happening in front of their colleaguesoror because they all act with civility and camaraderie. lets look at the political side of this law if we can , and the conventional wisdom ive been hearingpl from people is, oh , this is going to help h the democratel in the midterms n and in november im not soov su, this is going to help them at all because all of this is predicated on a big lie and the big lie that is that if roe v. wade and casey were overturned, somehow ab...

Can mobilize the base around it. the polling and politics have never been easy on this. we have whats coming up in pennsylvania. you look at pennsylvania. 80% support for some version of abortion rights, and then once you start drilling down on what does that look like, it drops down to the 50% level, and its been a bitter fight, and gone on for generations, and you have a republican legislature that passes all of these restriction sk s, and a democrat governor has vetoed them. we have that kind...

Feel is personal. wheres the line. obviously we see the apparent arson at an anti-abortion nonprofit. violence is always over the line. the real questions and conversations today about protests outside supreme court justices houses, particularly justice kavanaugh. where do you think that line is? >> i think for a lot of people a conversation about civility feels like it misses the mark when constitutional rights that you believe that you had for over 50 years are about to be overturned. the just...

Like clockwork, these totally peaceful protests over the Supreme Court's actions against abortion are being met with handwringing over ideas of "civility."

So the protests, i think, are probably a good idea. i believe deeply in civility and the ability to have a civil discourse and its important there be guardrails, its one thing to protest at a distance, no matter how close you get, the details matter. >> and not targeting families. thats an important line. i understand this is personal for people. people are frustrated. i think in the public debate in the square theres a line between the public and private, particular as it relates to families, a...

During his whole career he was a fighter. but at the same time he demonstrated civility to his opponents. he didnt become a liberal, his last day in the senate he was fighting for our conservative agenda and did so like a happy warrior like ronald reagan. im privileged out here this weekend to be honoring him. brian: robert obrien always great to have you on. coming up. julie banderas is going to duel it out with me when it comes to the news. i will share my rules for the staff of "one nation" w...

You cant do the marshall plan two point oh until this war is over, right? nobody is going to invest money and rebuild ukraine until this is resolved. how strongly do you feel this war will be resolved in ukraines favor soon enough to be talking about rebuilding? >> first of all, thank you very much for your invitation. we surprise the world at all times. we surprise -- with our civility our stability. we surprised them by stopping u.s. troops, and were talking at the marshall plan, just want to ...

Should be handled with civility. >> exactly. you know, a lot of these justices or several of them have young families. we can only imagine what they might be put through if these activists go forward with this sort of thing. it is just a bad situation. i think the condemnation of it should come from top down, the president down. >> bill: there could be action at catholic churches this weekend. lets see if it happens. there is a suggestion that may be. in the meantime on cbs here is how hillary c...

Condemn liberal groups after they publicly stated that they will target the homes of conservative justices of the u.s. supreme court. so you ask yourself what happened to the promise of civility and political discourse? jason riley has some thoughts on that coming up. >> its an implicit threat of physical violence and that has no place in our system of government. certainly no place in our judicial system. in some sort of lovers quarrel. no, no, no. theyre both invested... in green energy. and a...