in a letter to colleagues, speaker of the house nancy pelosi gushed over what was happening saying we ve been moved by how many have channeled their righteous anger into meaningful action. they even got support from the white house. these activists posted a map with the home addresses of the supreme court justices. is that the kind of thing the president wants to help your site make their point? i think the president s view is that there s a lot of passion. laura: deputy white house press secretary andrew bates tried to kind of clean that up earlier today, tweeting jen psaki never encouraged people to protest outside justice s homes providing a transcript in which he highlights her saying protests have been peaceful to date. but he didn t include the whole part. so i know that there s an outrage right now, i guess, about protests that have been peaceful to date and we certainly continue to encourage that outside of judges homes. laura: when the angle recognizes re
the man arrested outside kavanaugh s home said yesterday he planned to break in and kill him. bill: dhs warned it could happen. the liberal group that leaked the address online held another protest outside his house last night. only hours after the suspect s arrest. it s prompting a wave of outrage from republicans. not just the fringe left but democratic leadership inciting violence. one reason for protestors to show up outside the home of a public fixture to say we know where you live. nancy pelosi said i m perfectly okay to go to justice s home to change the view. when you send this kind of message, it just undermines the legitimacy of the united states supreme court as an institution and this is what it leads to. do you think just to be clear, you think some of the democrats rhetoric is to blame for what happened this morning? of course. bill: just last month the senate passed a bipartisan bill to increase security for the justices and their families. spe
on the ground in gaza. israel confirms the next stage of its war is underway with a relentless round of attacks from the ground air and sea. as the death toll sky rockets, prime minister netanyahu vows as the battle has just begun and iran warns israel has crossed a red line. a lot of major developments in the mideast over the past 24 hours. let s go now live to fox news correspondent jonathan hunt. he is in the he is in jerusalem on the ground. jonathan, good to see you. you say it s been relatively quiet overnight, but could this be the calm before another storm of assaults on gaza? well, it s a really interesting question, anita. and the short answer is, yes, it could be the other possibility here is that there is a lot of discussion going on between the various groups with other mediator nations such as egypt and qatar as well, about those hostages. now, that is certainly what the families of the 239 hostages being held in gaza would like to think that perhaps there is a
homicides, city streets taken over by scores of addicts. questions about why so many accused of violent crimes are quickly out of jail and back in the community. the efforts by citizens across the country. first to our tops are a new milestone in israel s war against hamas in the middle east. this is the second phase of the war his goals are clear at the destruction of hamas military and governmental capability return of the hostages held progress is really tank at collins move into gaza as warplanes carry out heavy airstrikes meanwhile the u.s. sends a message to iran striking munitions facilities in syria earlier this week as a series of iranian backed militant attacks on u.s. forces in the region. of these attacks continue as the president said we will continue to respond. shannon: the pentagon said the move is to stop malicious and broadening the conflict in the middle east. we will discuss escalating tensions in the latest on the hostage negotiations with chairman of
it s time the states and localities spend the money they have to deal with crime as well as retrain police officers. as well as provide for more community policing. it s time to get on with doing that. laura: community policing, retraining police. what message does that send to the people suffering in places like baltimore, chicago, st. louis, and beyond? right. they say the only thing you learn from history as no one learns from history. the reality, all of the so-called criminal justice reforms, which you can t have criminal justice reform without criminal justice, these were all tried in the 1970s, cashless bail, early release of violent offenders, prosecuting entire categories of crime. we tried this experiment, it led to a crime explosion, and so we just forgot the good lessons of history. a great quote that says if you come up to a fence in the middle of the field, perhaps you should ask why it s there before you knock it down. they knocked down a lot of good, common sense re