deal to release grbrittney grin and paul whelan. jennifer, what can you tell us about this offer? that s right, we have learned that the biden administration is prepare to send victor boot, this convicted russian arms dealer back to russia as part of a deal to try to bringwhelan ho. boot is currently serving a 25 year prison sentence. secretary of state antony blinken publicly announced yesterday that the administration has offered a, quote, substantial proposal to moscow to try to get these two wrongfully detained americans back home. blinken did not go in to specifics about what was in the proposal, but he did say it has been on the table for weeks now and that it has the direct backing and sign jooff of joe biden. prisoner swaps do require the president to signoff. so this is a significant signal. prisoner swaps are generally quite controversial in the administration and other administrations have generally avoided using them because there is a fear that other government
had after their gun decision, after their voting decision, after their union decision. they just took the last of it and set a torch to it with the roe vs. wade opinion. but republicans are claiming a major victory and giving one man the credit. this is a huge victory for the pro-life movement. president trump deserves the lion s share of credit here. he fought like a tiger to put three constitutional conservative judges on the court. and outside the supreme court keeping an eye on the protests for us, what are you seeing today? reporter: jim, it is emotional and at times tense here down at the base of the supreme court. as you can see behind me there is a large crowd that has gathered and it s grown in size over the course of the day. i ll give you just a flavor from the streets as you see a lot of protesters in opposition. the majority of people out here today in opposition of that ruling that came down on friday against roe, but we have seen some tense moments wher
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me doing my job, the same thing i ve been doing forever. but there was more. on wednesday the washington post reported there had been an uptick in the number of violent threats against lawmakers on the january 6 committee. all the members were likely to receive security detail and then came friday and the supreme court s decision to overturn roe v. wade. there was so much security there was a warning about violence that could come in response to the ruling. the memo said federal and state government officials including judges probably are most at risk for violence in response to the decision as well as warnings that targets could include first amendment protected events, reproductive and family advocacy health care facilities and faith-based organizations. all occurring on the same week a man pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempting to murder supreme court justice brett kavanaugh and that was all in one exhausting week.