calling for elevated levels of protest in response to the potential overturning of roe v. wade. a stick into where the legal lines are with tonight s panel. fox news contributor richard fowler, fowler sorry richard. washington times legal affairs reporter attorney alex sawyer, and a republican candidate. alex, start with you here what he think organ gonna see this weekend, and where is the line here even if you show up at a justices house, it is still a public street as long as you stay on the street, you can protest, you can stand in front. what is the potential here for people getting arrested? weathers a couple of laws and play and some people have suggested the federal law obstruction of justice, the problem with that in my opinion is you have to show intent. of course it looks at first glance like they re trying to bully the justices into changing their vote but a good lawyer would say this is a group that s planning this protest, they ve drawn attention to other issues.