election in the next cycle. so when you protest against the supreme court, what are you really protesting againstt,? we are attempting to attend a thousand people she said are marching in new york city. forty five hundred people arey. heading to chuck schumer's office. german loffredo works rebeleb news. he is there tonight . weelhere thought we check in wim me there. i'm here.vi thanks for having me, tucker . what of course what do you see what's happening there? there are thousands of people here . i've seen chants and signs calling for the abolition of the supreme court, calling for the end of white supremacy. and i've been seeing signs c that are also calling for the forced vasectomy of men as opposed to abortion for womense. so it's really wild here . i mean, who these people seem pretty organized. i mean, it seems like these signs must have some of these signs, stickers and theer coordinates. i mean, it seemss, like they wee ready for this before it
. i'm glad this isucla back in the political arena where it belongs, where votersna decideat and what effect is people going to have to start affirmatively defending are abortion and not hiding behind these stupid slogans and euphemisms? ic oh , it's a choice.he it's a health care procedure. it's a human right.'t really?s well, what is it and why don't f you tell us why you're for it? you lookor forward to that conversation. absolutely. that's where it should have been all along, tucker . and so here we are now. forty nine years later with the reset and the people get to w weighha in is what was always intended as opposed to roe v. wade which was madeoe v t of a constitutional right, made out of whole cloth. yeah, it's amazing. i mean they hate democracy likee the devil hates holy water.zi it is just amazing to see it. eric schmidt. well, it's in missouri. you're coming at. thanks,uc tucker . we thank you so much. so some states, liberal statesal are creating what they're calling abortion sanctuaries, sanctuaries more and w
in with you again. thanks. thank you . thank you for everything. of course. thank you . so in the wake of antifae showing up the supreme court, that's ominous. it's easy to a lose sight of the fact that today for people who opposed roe v. wade, this is the culmination of 50 years of work.ev by theer way, no one ever got rich on the pro-life side. a lot of people in front planned parenthood have gotten rich g. nobody on the pro-life side hasr gotten rich. they get derision. th the rightg itic foror reasons. marjorie dannenfelser has been doing it for a long time .ma she's president susan b. anthony , pro-life america. she joins us tonight. >> thanks, tucker . so marjorie first came congratulations. i mean, youla have been working in a pretty thankless job for a very long time and now roe v. wade has been struck down. >> what was your gut reaction when this happened? now is incredible, joy.er everything that's propelled us over all these years is topel celebrate our victories and then launch into the next
that's real . we know it is science.fer. a biologist13, in utah testified before congress that quote there is universal agreement in the scientific community that an unborn child experiences fetal pain by at least 20 weeks old and quote, is there evidence that's not true ? no, it is true . well, recent studies show unborn children, in fact feel pain even earlier than that atun 18 weeks of gestation stress hormones dramatically rise in children. were knoedelseder used to draw their blood in utero? dr. marty makary is at johns hopkins university of public health. he joinsth us tonight. doctor , thanks so much for coming on . i mean, everything's kind take the politics out of it, rovi.ad way out of it. whether it should be legal ort not out just to the science of it. we know that children in utero fetuses, whatever you call the developing human being in utero feels pain correct fan that's right, tucker .e somewhere between 15 and 20 weeks babies will actuallysi resist the instruments of abortionts o. now roe is based on viability, but viability has been changing. obaby survive now at
done is presentthe her with solutions that actually meet the real needs if she isthe addicted to to drugs, she needs to graduate from highfr school. there a are other needs that she her inked there for ways that she really needs not not to destroy the life of remelt. i mean that's exactly right. that is affirming here , i would say. marjorie, thank you for comingy. on . ggonthank you . tucker: so joe biden has been vowing to undermine the supreme j courtin ruling on roe v.g wade.ad he says it's a fundamental human right. not alwaysid believe that in nineteen seventy four, biden said publicly that roe v. wade quote went toowe far . he said he quote didn't think a woman has the sole right to t say what should happen to creates since nobody a baby alone as recently as twenty six . biden said he did not believe abortion was a right, fundamental or otherwisea fact.t >> we have the tape watch. i do not view abortion as a as a choice and a a right. i think it's always a tragedy
i mean,th he's still alive and t didn't intimidate the court. but i'm going to i tell you this night of rage, which the justice department has known about for weeks now as a possibility if it gets out of o hand , this will be because of joe biden and merrick garland. they didn't stop the violencele when they could have.nc they didn't tell biden d supporters to stand down whenow they should have. so it'ssh on him. kind of weird. this is exactly the moment when biden and merrick garland are telling the rest of us i'm m m sorry, you're going to have to give your guns up. do you think this is a good time to turn in your you know, tucker , it's never a good t time to to surrender to the government when they try to take away your fundamental liberties. and that is, of course, what this administrationth want. they make a lot of noise aboute rights that aren't in the constitutionlike like abortion,t for things that are plainlyly there like the second amendment right there in thet, text that they say, oh , let's just get rid of it. so it's a paradox for sure, but it goes to the heart of their philosophy, which is to try to control and if you don't
the vaccine mandate. so they are pro-choice and pro bodily autonomy in one area and of course a are not pro-choice or bodily autonomy in the other areaa. yeah, and they hate democracy.y, the idea of voters being able t to decide how their government is the worst possible outcome they can cure. i appreciate your coverage this morning. thanks so much. thank you. thank . so they're friendly protests that may turn into riots acrossu the country tonight . there'st. a big one outside the supreme court at this hour who sources there for us here at town hall. he's the author of the book fight free . but mostly peaceful. twenty writes the gaslighting america, which is covered 2 extensively. he joins us right now. julia , what do you see at the court? well, tucker , i've been outside the supreme or for mosty of the day and as the night hasw worn on , i've seen thousands of people have shown up in opposition of the supreme court ruling. when the the decision was announced, there were some tearsrs fromwd
on what a pregnant person was. that'sid the reason it didn't it didn't get through. it's like do you think they can they can pass a federal law codifying? why don't they try? i don't understand. know why tucker , as science has advanced and asce people have become more enlightened about ight this issue and the harms of abortion, there's no majorityn for a abortion law like roe . roe itself is not even the law . but even for casey, the majority of americans do o not believe that there should s be abortion after a fetal heartbeat after the fetusn an. can feel pain and that the 15 15 week level of the mississippi law, the fetus has a developed heart and eyelids and canan her thumbt that is not something or a fetus that most americans be subject to termination at whim. and so they cannot get that lawh passed. that's why they're hyperventilating and freaking over here. well, exactly how are we feeling? great. thank you . thank you .
did say in his concurring opinion that the jurisprudence that underlies these other cases under substantive due process is also deeply flawed.ly and you can believe thosen things. you can believe that peoplebe should haveh a right to contraception. you can believe that people should have the right to and you can believe that predicating those rights on a flawed 14th amendment analysis is garbage jurisprudence. and so that's where it needs to go now. itte needs to go back to the states. and tucker, as your whole show has been pointing out, it's much easier for democrats to create fear and hype and riot.ak it's also cheaper to make laws by pressuring l a handful ofn justices than by passing laws in the states that a majority supports. and so this is a very sound decision and i am not losingme any sleep over losing any fundamental rights here as the basis ofth this decision tucker . >> well,l,de and by the way, democrats said they were going codify roe in the congress. they're going to pass a federal law basically restating roe and they couldn't even agreeso
pro-life centers on churches, we alsoio had the failed assassination attempt of justice cavnar. ka this isva very dangerous rhetorc to be coming from someonec t. it'sfr absolutely horrifying throwing people in jail forfo questioning the last election. it'sr las time to stop taking te seriously. i hope we see you again soon. mollie hemingway was one of the best. thank you . thanks. so there are still protestsnd underway at the supreme court at this hour. t julie rose is still there for us . julia , what are you seeing? well, tucker , just about five minutes ago a decent sized group of antifa activists justt marched marched by the supreme court. they have since passed the area and there's people still with them right now. behind you, e there's still people out here protesting in front of supreme courtle. yeah. and people showing up. i've said this could be a long night for you. julio and we'll be checking a