today wyoming voters decide if that will cost liz cheney her seat in congress. we begin with important developments in several different investigations involving donald trump. first, a new court filing details the fbi search of mar-a-lago. the justice department asserting the affidavit it filed must be kept secret for now because it implicates highly classified material and because doj says its publication right now would damage the investigation. separately, a dramatic turn in the georgia investigation into trump s effort to overturn the 2020 results. rudy giuliani was told he is a target of that criminal investigation. and in the federal january 6th investigation, the trump white house lawyer is under subpoena to share what he knows with a federal grand jury. let s find out what this new court filing tells us about that mar-a-lago search. reporter: john, the justice department is really tipping their hand a little bit on what is going on in this investigation. and they
susan b. anthony talks about the roe v. wade here on c-span. hello. i am leanne caldwell. now we speak with marjorie who is the head of the susan b. anthony pro-life america who has worked for this day the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. thank you for having me on. i am looking forward to it. for the audience, if you have any questions, please tweet us at u.s. live. and we will try to answer your questions. marjorie, you have been working for a good portion of your life on trying to overturn roe v. wade. now that this has happened at the supreme court, can you talk about your initial filling, your initial emotion when you heard this come down. having gone from a pro choice a pro-life position and whether to narrow winds along the way it seemingly all of them possible. back in the day arrived last friday. a great joy. because we are at the beginning now. a brand-new pro-life movement where we can serve women and their needs and often save the lives of chil
all of these people. these people no longer have that freedom. this is humans, not a political issue. what do we do about that? the challenges that for women are dramatic. i have been saying all weekend, the supreme court has spoken that they will not have the last word. that is what i think these next few months are going to be about. this is going to take a long time to undo. you keyed up my next question. what are you going to do, what are democrats in the senate going to do? look. what we have to do is elect people that protect roe v. wade into law. i have lost track today. you have four and a half months, thank you. the election is four and a half months away. what we need to do, we need to call on the biden administration to protect states rights, reinforce what they will do. we talk about what is happening in people who are making decisions reflect the views of americans and that has to happen. that s what this election will be about. i believe roe v. wade will b
for the audience, if you have any questions, please tweet us at u.s. live. and we will try to answer your questions. marjorie, you have been working for a good portion of your life on trying to overturn roe v. wade. now that this has happened at the supreme court, can you talk about your initial filling, your initial emotion when you heard this come down. having gone from a pro choice a pro-life position and whether to narrow winds along the way it seemingly all of them possible. back in the day arrived last friday. a great joy. because we are at the beginning now. a brand-new pro-life movement where we can serve women and their needs and often save the lives of children waiting to be born. can you talk about a moment in the past 50 years that was so critical that led to this right now. narrow winnings of winning the majority and narrow winnings within the judiciary for the confirmation process and and we: merit, those are two pretty significant processes. to allow
important program and i m joined by senator tina smith. it s about the supreme court decision about roe v. wade and puts the russian of abortion back to the states. senator smith, thanks for joining us today. senator smith: i m sorry i can t be with you in person but i m glad to have a conversation with you. we have so many questions. for our audience, if you have questions, you can tweet us @ post live. we heard a little bit about your reaction in the out true in the intro. it s been two days now, three days since this happened. what are your thoughts after her processing this for a few days? senator smith: long before i ever came to the united states senate, i worked at planned parenthood. i came to understand firsthand how people make these decisions about whether or not to continue pregnancy and i so people make decisions with such strong judgment, such good moral judgment. what i ve been thinking about a lot is that people who were in the abortion clinic friday, peop