hi, kristen. thank you for joining us. thanks for having me. there have been people working towards this decision for around 50 years. you have been working on this personally for 15 years. is your fight done? absolutely not. in fact, this is a heady responsibility to say that we re the first post-roe generation knocking on doors in suburb be maryland ensuring every woman we meet knows she doesn t stand alone so we have a lot to do. in what way? we have to work to protect women and children from dangerous chemical abortion pills that president biden has promised to try to make them. the fda said they are safe and effective as you heard the over 24 women have died that we know of. we don t have direct evidence connecting them. yes, absolutely but have to do a better job of promoting nonviolent resources, 3400 pregnancy centers operating in communities for decades, vastly outnumber abortion facilities in
process too is to be able to say, man, you really did not want to have that pregnancy but you did. now look. re this just in, the world health organization may be tamping down global concerns over monkey pox. a short time ago the w.h.o. declared monkey pox is not a public health emergency of international concern. officials say the outbreak needs to be monitored and clearly an evolving threat. the virus is a less dangerous cousin of smallpox. it can spread through body fluid. ahead, how the decision to overturn roe versus wade impacts ruth bader ginsberg s legacy. no regrets. why republican rusty bowers who fought trump s attempted coup plot, in his own words. he says he would still vote for
own, harvard and, you know, others across the country to put in the work now so that 50 years from now we aren t dealing with the same ramifications of this decision. not to mention we just got the first gun law passed in my lifetime at the federal level. i was born a year after columbine. this is the first gun law at the federal level in nearly 0 year, democrats and republicans worked together. it s not enough. it won t stop every shooting. even if we stop one from happening, that s progress. david hogg, thank you so much for coming on. thank you. well, now that the supreme court has overturned federal protection on abortion, things can get so confusing. cnn legal analyst lonnie coombs joins me next to explain the legal side of it all. ries uh, how come we don t call ourselves bikers s anymor? i mean, riders is cool, but bikers .is really cool. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the commute here is brutal. denied.
0 to people and they say they took away our right to abortion. you can tell them the truth. that s not what today s decision did. they decided who gets to decide and the constitution is clear . it s the states all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. stay with the fox news channel for continuing coverage, not your heartbeat troubled laura s next . we ll see on monday. i m laura ingram and this is ingraham angle on a triumphant friday night from new york answered prayers. that s the focus of tonight s angle on january 22nd . nineteen seventy three almost fifty years ago, seven members of the supreme held that under the fourteenth amendment of our constitution the same constitute that americans and fought and died to protect elected officials could not protect the unborn from abortion. now ever since that time,l abortion has been a constitutional right now this is a painful and humiliating experience forov tens of million
this is needed and it should ve been done a few days ago. this is been an emotional issue on capitol hill too. there are reports of angry words exchanged with the number two democrat in the house and republicans who have been frustrated with the pace of this because there is a political issue in terms of, we are talking a lot about the democratic base. right? nancy pelosi has the progressives in her caucus who feel extremely strongly about the roe versus wade decision. i know i can count on one- handed number of antiabortion democrats that are left in the house democratic caucus and that is what is going on but the political violence is seeping into all corners of our system and is really troubling and terrifying way and i think there is an imperative to make sure the people who are actually decided to put themselves out there and serve in our public life are protected. it s very important to know