And, of course, people would get to vote in their states and sometimes you lose votes so you keep on fighting for what you believe to be your rights but remember there s a woman on the supreme court who seemingly is voting to overturn roe v. wade eliminating the argument that richard is making there and there are plenty of women, millions of women all across america who believe in the overturning of roe v. wade. so this argument that somehow it s an attack on women falls horrifically flat. rich: this is governor gavin newsom of california just earlier this week. this is a concerted coordinated effort and, yes, they are winning. where the hell is my party? where is the democratic party? are you guys paying attention to what s going on? rich: so richard, have democrats been asleep here politically and and what more can they do? i think that s a great question, rich. let s be cleared-eyed and realistic the idea of senate chuck schumer passing a law to
Senate and eventually take control of the white house and the house that they should begin to legislate on abortion? do they go further than the overturning of roe v. wade? i would argue that right now what they do is nothing. see what the democrats do and states that are trying to figure out whether they will call special sessions and things like that. when you have chuck schumer, we will call the vote, we will call the vote on the being of codifying the idea of partial birth abortion, man, you let the democratic party just beat itself up once again. they always overplay their hand and they are absolutely nobody is calling for the ban of partial birth abortion. you have to read the legislation, richard. i ve read the legislation and i ve also read the decision rich: are democrats going too far and is there a compromise and should they be reaching out to the more conservative, centrist republicans to try to find a pathway forward on abortion legislation. the question of w
Democratic is absolutely despicable and that s what america is reacting to. rich: richard, shouldn t homes of supreme court justices or politicians be off limits? listen, rich, thanks for having me and happy mother s day to all the mothers watching this including my own. there s no reason to go to supreme court justices house and protest based on the decision that we don t know if it s true even though the court has confirmed that this is an authentic draft. with that being said, talking about the leak is the easy way out of this argument. the hard way out is to actually have a conversation about what was in the 60-page document n. that document what you saw justice alito do there that women aren t equal citizens as men are because as man i have control of my body. the argument that you hear from republicans who you have heard over and over again on sunday shows and even our own, this is about giving rights to people and if that was true, i would hope that republicans would
York city and people coming in and out of the church. as far as protests, no action just yet but we did see action in other areas across new york city over the weekend. take a look at the screen. video from old st. pat church in new york city. that small group you see of pro-choice advocates gathering outside of sat patrick s cathedral to show support for women s reproductive rights. pro-life supporters showed to have their voices heard. we believe that every human life has value and dignity from the moment of conception. reporter: now to small group it was a peaceful protest. popped up as well protests in chicago, houston, dc and austin. activists calling on americans to provost the potential end to abortion rights after someone leaked a draft u.s. supreme court opinion that would strike down the roe v. wade decision. that landmark 1973 ruling established a constitutional
Right to abortion in the united states. the supreme court says the t draft is authentic but it was not final. now the court s marshal is trying to figure out who leaked it in the first place. state leaders speaking at rallies across the country, out in chicago, governor standing with pro-choice crowds. if the court overturns roe v. wade, abortions won t stop. it just means they ll be more dangerous. reporter: we did talk with the arch diocese, they tell us they were prepared for protestors but haven t seen any pop up on mother s day in new york. the advocacy group is called catholic vote, we reached out to them, they are calling on president biden and leaders in washington to stand up and get involved to stop anyone from interrupting catholic masses across the country, rich. rich: alexis mcadams, thanks.