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draft opinion striking down roe v. wade pay that s right, they are targeting their faith. some catholic churches and buildings have already been vandalized. if take a look at these pictures. absolutely grotesque. religious statues have been desecrated, and the spray painting of profanity. messages like my body my choice and you don t speak for god on current churches. the left-wing group posted a tweet describing the justices as six extremist catholics calling for protest site catholic churches in posting this video of activists appearing to disrupt the church service. amazing. you can hear the groot chanting abortion on demand without apology. some of them wearing handmaid s tale outfits. the same group that directed protesters to the homes of the conservative justices. the white house, of course, refusing to condemn this move. here is the white house press secretary, jen psaki. do you think the progress of activists that are now planning protests outside of some of ....
order to be confirmed. as outrage continues, new thinking about the mysterious source of the supreme court abortion draft, plus, desperate attempt to stop the republican power grab. civil disobedience over the mobs in ohio. and checking in on the maga by mary in the next big senate race. president trump offered to buy greenland from denmark. but did you think about that? i thought it was an awesome idea. because he s a deal guy. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. we know the closest evidence yet that the president was possibly just one degree of separation from the violent armed insurrection. and it comes to us from a federal filing from the department of justice. but before we get to that, and understand what this means, we need to keep in mind how many people had access, of course, did i know workings of the trump white house. particularly in the last few months. we know from mark meadows text messages that fringe conspiracy ....
rachel s excellent team of journalists, however, is producing this hour all week every week. and as always, we are glad to have you with us. it s always a powerful image when a group of people gather together to champion something they believe in. to stand up for their rights. but when people do it on the steps of the most powerful court in the land, life gives you goose bumps. i m thinking of when there were celebrations in front of the supreme court in 2015, after the court of from the right for same-sex couples to get married. it happened in 2012, when people gathered in that same spot to champion the court s decision not to take health care away from millions of people in this country. and it doesn t take a big crowd to pack unemotionally bunch. this was 1954. a mom and her little girl sitting on the steps off to the court ruled that it was unconstitutional desegregate schools. this week again, there were demonstrations in front of the high court, although this time ....
quickly. well, i ve never been really enraged by a supreme court decision. i have disagreed with a supreme court i ve strongly disagreed with the supreme court i have been disappointed by supreme court decisions. but most of the time, i understood the legal reasoning on needs shied and believe the decision-making process was legitimate, most of the time. but not until this week have i ever felt when it is like to have a constitutional right revoked from all of us, and it is, first of all a feeling. before we get to the analysis of the decision, we feel the pain of the decision. and the agonies that the supreme court decision is going to inflict. i just want to have a word with the man of america, here. this is a constitutional right that belongs to all of us, that benefits all of us. we have a constitutional right to the services to help provide these services for our daughters for our granddaughters for our sisters and wives for girlfriends we have that we men have tha ....
same-sex couples to get married. it happened in 2012, when people gathered in that same spot to champion the court s decision not to take health care away from millions of people in this country. and it doesn t take a big crowd to package an emotional punch. this was 1954. a mom and a little girl sitting on the steps of the supreme court, who said it was unconstitutional to desegregate schools. this week again, there were demonstrations in front of the high court, although this time not to celebrate the protection of a right, but to protest that one important right is about to be taken away. in light of the draft opinion that leaked from the court this week, signaling that the court is poised to take away the enshrined right to obtain an abortion, protest outside the court have taken place every day. moms brought their daughters, even babies. these are affecting images. they may be the last images we get over this particular issue, from outside the court. now, this fenc ....