We re still seeing protests at the justices houses. they re getting increasingly vulgar, vial. you also worry that one crazy person out there might take it upon themselves to try to change the course of history here. we need to get this opinion out and kind of begin to put the issue to rest. certainly won t immediately. we know there is a lot of anger out there but i think we need to be able to start moving forward. will: carrie severino, thank you so much for being with us this morning. thanks. will: all right. the cdc issuing a health warning after more than a dozen countries confirm cases of monkeypox. should we be concerned? dr. jenette nesheiwat answers that and what to look for next.
Leakers must be publicly announced in the final opinion of the court. all the opinions the court s opinion has to be issued as soon as possible. now i know dissenting justices may want or need more time to write their own opinions, but the nation cannot wait. people will be happy some of them and others will be very upset. we know that . but before something terrible happens, protesters need to be cleared from outside. the justices houses. then the democratic process can move forward. in all 50 states where the debate about what to do next can occur. joining us now is carrie severino, president of the judicial crisis network and former justice thomas supreme court clerk, as was i , of course. carrie, how much do these leaks that keep coming? i m surprised how little this got covered today in the media really how much damage is being done to the drip, drip, drip? yeah, it s like you re getting a play by play of each individual interaction behind the scenes. this is not as you know, it s
Feel is personal. where s 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 justices have security. so far all of the protests seem overwhelmingly nonviolent. there are plenty of protests that happen every single day in this country around the country at abortion clinics, blocking women from getting into collini. there are going to be protests in front of kavanaugh s house. people are angry, and as long as they stay nonviolent, i think for most of the people who are watching it, you can understand where they re coming from, even