votes. after a driver mowed down a teen he claimed was a republican extremist, a top biden advisor now ramping up anti-maga republican rhetoric. the fbi raids the home of a pro-life activist raising more questions about who the doj is really targeting these days. we will talk about the political weaponization of the fbi tonight. first house speaker pelosi receiving an interesting greeting in new york city as she makes a surprise appearance at a music festival. nancy pelosi. as you can see there, there were some boos. an interesting welcome in liberal new york city. pelosi really gearing up for the midterms. she s one of the first guests on the new show on hulu power trip. she showed off her fitness with a brisk walk, with george stephanopoulos talking about how republicans will destroy democracy if the power goes to the g.o.p. in november. midterm, our democracy as you see because they are nullifying elections, and that s part of their agenda. the fate of the plan
like there were last year with the doma case and the same-sex marriage case. there s a very important campaign finance case, sort of the son of citizens united. there s a case that was just argued about whether the president can make recess appointments and under what circumstances. there s a case about abortion protester, how close they can be restricted. but they re still adding cases this year. so you never know, there could be a big one on the horizon. you never know if those cases in oklahoma and utah that have just come up involving same-sex marriage, if they may eventually go all the way up to the u.s. supreme court. they haven t yet, but they might. you know, it s seeming more and more likely that the supreme court going to have to decide do all 50 states have to allow same-sex marriage. and that will be a very big case. and you ll be watching it together. i will. jeffrey, thank you. still ahead, growing concerns that target was just the tip of the iceberg. stand by f
an event that enraged the catholic church was interrupted by an abortion protester. it was a speech by health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius at georgetown university. let s listen. having spent my entire life in public service i spent my entire life in public service [ cheers and applause ] cheers of support there from the graduates. the church had blasted georgetown for inviting sebelius not because of the obama administration s position on abortion, but church leaders instead were angry over sebelius support of a law requiring employers, even religious institutions, to provide birth control coverage. the most hyped stock offering of the year got off kind of to a bumpy start. shares of facebook jumped more than 10% in the first minutes of trading, but then they started to go the other way. at one point the stock was hovering around an initial point of $38 before rising again. alison kosik has been watching all this at the nasdaq market site. alison