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that race is crucial to student identity and she just wondered how colleges could practically be barred from considering race. on the flip side, some of the conservative justices have been asking whether other factors, other than race could be justice as effective in creating diversity on college campuses. and we know that chief justice john roberts has repeatedly and in many cases over many years been skeptical of factoring in race in any number of situations and he's taking the same line in the cases he's hearing this morning. he asked an attorney for the fwrup against affirmative action whether other fakctors could be just asesqueive in creating diversity. here he is. >> the discussion has been about the dramatic plummeting of the number of african american students that would take place if the practice of checking a box with race is taken away. and my suggestion is, if that is not, then maybe there will be an incentive for the university to
>> carley: a fox news alert, pro aportion group janes revenge is claiming responsibility for another attack on a pregnancy center in minneapolis after vowing to ramp up the violence earlier this week. the group says they will take measures against infrastructures, rest assured we will and those measures may not come in the form of fire and graffiti, any anti-choice group who closes their doors and stops operating will no longer be a target, until you do, it is open season. >> carley: executive director for right on crime joins us now. bret, good morning. a lot of things strike me about this. one thing, can you imagine the reaction in that threat that we just read was coming from a conservative fwrup or conservatives were fire-bombing
attempted murder. >> carley: many demonstrators, part of fwrup that posted map of the justices' homes after the leak of the supreme court draft opinion overturning roe v. wade. you are watch "fox and friends first." >> todd: this group called kavanaugh an abuser, alcoholic and referred to the suspects as "good guy with a gun." >> carley: none of the posts have been flagged or taken down. brooke singman has more on this, brooke, good morning. >> brooke: carley, todd, good morning. pro-choice activists swarming outside brett kavanaugh's maryland home last night just hours after a man was charged with attempts to murder brett
representative alexandria ocascio-cortez with a suggestion that demonstrators should throw things at them. yesterday president trump was also asked about the facebook fwrup and this is what he had to say. >> i don't know what they're saying about members of congress. i know that the border patrol is not happy with the democrats in congress. i will say the republicans do want border security. the democrats want open borders. the border patrol are patriots, great people. they love our country. >> we should mention that the national border patrol council, as well as the border patrol chief was quick to condemn these comments, saying, quote, that the social media posts related to members of congress and those encountered by border patrol agents are unprofessional. others calling them vile and reprehensible. this is just another damaging allegation against an agency that is already struggling with public perception, kate. >> that's for sure. thanks so much. joining me right now democrat congresswoman of
chris. >> you made me nervous. they said you weren't ready. hi to ad libbing. i'm good you showed up. i appreciate you taking the opportunity. help us understand what i was out lining. the truth of the situation. is it true that the president has not given clear direction to mitch mcconnell about what he wants in a bill? >> the president habz clear about what it will take to get us to the next phase by having a daca fix along with border security, ending chain migration, and ending the visa lottery system. remember that clip you showed he said this group we want something from this fwrup and others that was a large table of by partisan meeting. democrats and republicans. they walked away with the four ideas. the plan that was presented to him on thursday by senators durbin and gram didn't address those four issues. it addressed daca. it was inadequate border security. not ending chain migration and
president trump waiting a full 48 hours before condemning the incidents in virginia. nina turner and dan jones, don fredricks, good evening to all of you. let's have an honest and great conversation, i'm so happy all of you are on this evening. the president's apprehension van jones to call out white supremacists and neo-nazis but name has a lot of us questioning his motivate. why did it take the president so long to say what any descent person would say about these fwrup groups in half a second? >> well, he has some deep conflict, i don't know if it's a
salt. once you decide you're in that fwrup, and two thirds of all americans have a problem with blood pressure. two thirds over the age of 60. one third of all americans, two thirds over the age of 60. those guidelines were developed in 2004. but half of the people who should be following them are not. so we already have a problem with compliance. the national institute of health and clinical excellence in great britain has not changed to 150 over 90. they're still at 140, and the american heart association has not changed. there, it's still 140. the main point i want to make is this is a decision between doctor and patient. i take care of high blood pressure all the time. it's the number one risk of heart disease in the world. we have a huge problem with heart disease, so we should not rush to medications. david mentioned diuretics. they're a very good medication to consider in elderly people if the higher number is higher. that's called the systolic. if the systolic is up, that
lifestyle changes and decreasing salt. once you decide you're in that fwrup, and two thirds of all americans have a problem with blood pressure. two thirds over the age of 60. one third of all americans, two thirds over the age of 60. those guidelines were developed in 2004. but half of the people who should be following them are not. so we already have a problem with compliance. the national institute of health and clinical excellence in great britain has not changed to 150 over 90. they're still at 140, and the american heart association has not changed. there, it's still 140. the main point i want to make is this is a decision between doctor and patient. i take care of high blood pressure all the time. it's the number one risk of heart disease in the world. we have a huge problem with heart disease, so we should not rush to medications. david mentioned diuretics. they're a very good medication to consider in elderly people if the higher number is higher. that's called the systolic. if the systolic is up, that
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