the fire a chilling message sprayed on the side of the building. if abortions aren t safe, then you aren t, either. bill: churches brace for a threatened mother s day protest. pro-choice protestors gathered in cities nationwide and outside the homes of supreme court justices saturday night. dagen: in a statement yesterday a white house officials defended the fundamental right to protest but said the president condemns violence and vandalism after criticism like this from senator ted cruz. it was shameful the white house refused to condemn violent protestors threatening the families of the supreme court. it is disgraceful and joe biden used to be chairman of the judiciary committee. joe biden knows it is disgraceful and literally threatening the lives of these justices by the mob they are unleashing. mark thiessen. the white house doubled down on peaceful protests and warning protestors not to intimidate. things did get ugly over the weekend. take a look in madison
laura: i think they need elementary courses in rhyming. they need to update the chant. of course, like clock work the usual suspects were all over tv today. and it was the end of democracy, as we know it. this is very dangerous because we live in a democracy, and, what s left of it, and we need to sound the alarm because they re coming after women today. they re coming after you tomorrow. our rights are at risk, and democracy is at stake. laura: as usual barbara lee makes no sense. in fact if row is overturned the democratic process is working just as it should. but it was biden the supposedly serious catholic who looked the most foolish on this issue. from his off the cuff comments it s clear he slept cat a kiss pal. roe says what all main extreme religions have concluded that the existence of human life and being is a question. is it at the moment of conception? is it six months? is it six weeks? the idea that we re going to make a judgment that is going to say that
harrisburg. tonight s debate is sponsored by spotlight pa in partnership with the philadelphia inquirer , and live in harrisburg, wi tf in harrisburg and the pennsylvania cable network pcf. the event is hosted by dickinson college and is being held here at the tubing auditorium. a special thank you for our other supporting partners, pennsylvania news media association and the women s forum. before we get to the rules of the debate and introduce the candidates i want to introduce you to the president of the dickinson college senate. [applause] good evening and welcome to dickinson collegeincluding those watching on pcn . ex-president of dickinson senate it s my privilege to welcome you to this debate among republican candidates. here at dickinson we hold fast to the ideals founded 240 years ago. an informed citizenry is essential to the health of a democracy . this is why dickinson is happy to host this important debate. it is erour hope this debate will encourage the kind o
replace republican senator pat toomey who is retiring after serving two terms in office. voters head to the pulse for the primary election in three weeks. good evening and welcome to the pennsylvania in the spotlight republican candidate for u.s. senate debate. i am scott lamar compost of smart talk daily program on witf public radio in harrisburg. the nights debate is sponsored by spotlight p.a. in partnership with the philadelphia inquirer, triblive in pittsburgh, witf in harrisburg and the pennsylvania cable network pc in. the event is hosted by dickinson college and is being held here at the and need a auditorium. a special thank you tonight for otherci supporting partners, the pennsylvania news media association and the pennsylvania women s forum. before we get to the rules of the debate and introduce thehe candidates i want to introduce you to the president of dickinson college student senate. [applause] good evening and welcome to dickinson college including is wat
joining us live one-on-one. we re also live in ukraine where officials are uncovering evidence of more mass graves in the city of mariupol. we re set to get an update from the pentagon this hour. any news from that, and you ll see it right here live. i want to bring in cnn sal va ka por to start us off this afternoon. let me start with you saha. there s a couple of buckets from these mccarthy comments that have made a lot of news and what we re hearing from the january 6th committee. they were told they would and i m quoting here love to have mccarthy in front of the committee for a second time. they would love to have him. they have said that for several months, but mccarthy has made quite clear he s not going to voluntarily testify. the committee has one card to play, and that s a subpoena. they have been very reluctant to do this with members of congress who have declined. of course, mccarthy sits at the run-up to the attack and the events of the attack and these new