the argument that mike pence was making was the best one legally. so i think what we re really looking for is when could we see mike pence in front of a grand jury and sarah cnn s learning that former trump national security officials from the department of homeland security , chad wolf and ken cuccinelli have testified to a federal grand jury about trump s efforts and desire to seize voting machines. after the 2020 election. they said that they told the president and his team that he had no authority to do so. this really speaks to how special counsel jack smith is zeroing in. on the various ways . trump tried to overturn his election loss. that s right. i mean, this is excellent reporting from my colleagues at cohen sort of looking at how the special counsel is digging into a bunch of these schemes the trump team considered to try to overturn the 2020 election. of course, we know that one of these sort of crazy ideas under consideration was seizing the voting machines, and
when he became the first pope to resign and almost 600 years. he cited a quote, lack of strength of mind and body as his reason for stepping down. benedict was born in germany and grew up as the regime was gaining power. after the war. he turned to theological studies and eventually became a professor in 1951. he was ordained as a priest. as work in theology attracted the attention of the archbishop. who asked him to serve his expert assistance at the second vatican council in the sixties , and then in 1977, he was appointed archbishop of munich . three months later, he became cardinal benedict. the 16th was elected pope in 2005 following the death of his close friend, pope john paul, the second at age 78. he became the oldest newly elected pope since 1970. pope benedict the 16th dedicated his entire adult life to the church from 1951 when he was ordained a priest until resigning his pope in 2013, greg palkot, takes a look at his life and legacy. when john paul. the second di
approach and come to the table promote sit down for a bipartisan conversation with two cochairs from the problem solver caucus for republican brian fitzpatrick democrat josh gottheimer joined me too talk about how to find consensus on the debt limit, immigration and marts of fox news sunday exclusive. then. thousands of pro-life advocates come to the nation s capitol for the first of march for life since the supreme court overturned roe v wade. we look at the legal state of play not abortion laws are up to the states it. and sit down for conversation with prominent voices from both sides. and eight months after the president leak of a draft supreme court ruling, there are still no answers from the high court about the leaker. the only way you going to stop us in the futures make sure you find out who did it and hold them accountable. craig: we will ask jan. shannon: will ask her sunday panel up will ever find out who did it. all right now on fox news sunday . . shannon:
members of the statehouse for rushing to the well of the house floor and leading this protest with the bullhorn. last thursday , the three lawmakers were calling for gun reform in the wake of that deadly nashville school shooting that isabel just told you about the house speaker cameron sexton, then had state troopers removed the three democratic lawmakers from the house floor, but he didn t stop there. on monday, house republicans voted to strip them of their committee assignments. and tomorrow the state house is going to be holding a vote on whether these three should be expelled from the chamber, leaving 200,000 tennesseans without representation, joining us now one of the three democratic lawmakers, representative justin j. pearson thanks for joining us, uh let s start with the substance of why you were in the well doing that. it s clear your republican colleagues are not on board. what kind of gun reform would you like to see tennessee pass? yes we went to the well and a peaceful
didn t want to go too far. he didn t publicly sign this bill. and though he publicly or called for at a stop, i wouldn t call it a campaign stop a book tour stop in georgia for signing an open carry legislation. that never passed. the legislature. legislature didn t take that up. that was a step too far for law enforcement. law enforcement does have heartburn with a permit. let s carry but the open carry issue where people are allowed to walk around with guns on their hips, someone what they can do in arizona that for florida law enforcement least right now is a bridge too far. polling indicates that current let s carry is not very popular . i think there was a recent university of north florida survey that found something like seven and 10. maybe eight, and 10 voters didn t like that, either. you know, the timing is what it is. and as i said, desantis didn t publicly tout this. he did privately sign the legislation. we just saw abortion rights in some ways on the ballot in wisconsin i