following the breaking news tonight. good evening, matt. good evening, bret. fox news digital has confirmed there are deaths from that train crash today but the number is unknown right now. amtrak says this afternoon the train going from chicago to los angeles was derailed when it hit a dump truck that was blocking a public crossing near minden missouri. amtrak says the train was carrying approximately 243 passengers and 12 crew members. in addition to deaths, our fox affiliate in kansas city is reporting at least 50 people are injured. video and picture appear to shoat horrifying chaos after the crash. some flipped on their side passengers crawling out of them. incident response has been activated. new video shows ambulances and hospitals arriving to a university of missouri hospital in colombia. that hospital confirming to affiliate kmiz that they re expecting at least three patients from this derailment halfway between kansas city and st. louis. the missouri highway patr
confidence in our court. and that means we need more justices on the united states supreme court. republican senator lindsey graham on fox news sunday responded to it all. the way you do this is to do what we did. you take it to the ballot box. you don t try to destroy america. while a federal law making abortion legal across america still remains highly unlikely, there are several democrats who are campaigning and fundraising specifically on this issue, which is raising some criticism among members of their own party, specifically congresswoman judy chu in california who has criticized this and said to her colleagues that they should really be focused on getting out the vote, that that is more critical at this hour. bret? bret: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. thank you. bret: breaking officials in missouri talking about train derailment. train in chicago illinois
abortion all together as happened in some states. it s it didn t matter because roe v. wade was on the books, and those votes counted for nothing. this time around, they will really count. and politicians will think have to think long and hard about whether to either ban it outright or allow it all through the entire pregnancy. my guess is we will get compromises nearly everywhere and abortion rights about stilling widely available in this country even in some states is that ban it all together. bret: interesting. we heard the arkansas governor say that s a possibility or he wishes it to be. the associated press has more than 1 million voters across 43 states have switched to the republican party over the last year according to voter registration data analyzed by the a.p. no. morgan: pronounced in suburbs well educated swing voters who turned against trump s party and swung back this was before the roe v. wade overturn. i m just wondering how you feel
you son and phoenix they are always trying to push back. we will protect the lives of the unborn in arizona. it s going to be very difficult for abortion clinics to survive and be open if abortion is illegal in arizona what about. bret: what about abortion pills? would you outlaw those. i think it s a young mother could be at home taking a pill without medical supervision it could be the end of the mother as well. so i would you very much support banning those types of abortion what do you think the most important issue for your state is. we have a couple. wide open border. we have fentanyl pouring. in cartels with operational control. but that wouldn t be happening if we would have fair, honest elections and we had a fraudulent election, a corrupted election we have an illegitimate president sitting in the white house. because of that, our border is wide open. fentanyl was confiscated last
and how they feel about the future of the country. and this is landscape of concern about the future of the country that favors republicans. does the abortion decision upset that? i think we will have to wait and see. bret: okay. panel, thanks. up next an update on our top story.