from south carolina and how former e governor nikki haley responded. rachel: plus, multiple generations of pro-life leaders braving the elements for the annual march for life. hear what they had to say about the state of the movement at this moment. this pro-life generation is so persistent and to know, yes, we will face obstacles, but we will be ultimately victorious. will: and game, set, match. catch tennis legend novak djokovic s perfect response to a heckler. the second hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. ooh, this is gonna be the best day of my life. my life rachel: good morning. it s 7 a.m. here in new york city. let s make in the best day of our life. what do you guys think? pete: i don t know. best day of my life? [laughter] will: i was thinking the same thing. it s cold. rachel: it s cold, it s not the right time. will: last night we went to watch football rachel: how s the slumber party working? [laughter] they now are at the same hotel,
previous reluctant witnesses. one is the secret service. according to new cnn reporting, investigators have identified potential missing text messages on the phones of ten agents. messages from on and around january 6th. committee vice chair liz cheney calls the developments regarding the agency deeply troubling. i have just tremendous respect and admiration and real affection for members of the secret service, particularly those who were with my family on 9/11 and in the aftermath of 9/11. but i also know that what we saw in terms of what s happened over the course, what we ve become aware of over the course of the last several weeks is deeply troubling. we will get to the bottom of it. cheney also tells cnn the panel is still interested in speaking with steve bannon, who was convicted on two counts of contempt of congress for defying the committee s subpoena. we ll join steve bannon s attorney for his first interview. they say they could also subpoena begiginni thomas.
it s powerful to hear you talk about this, especially as you described your rich ancestral history. i imagine many of the plaintiffs share that. so, what benefits what these plaintiffs enjoy if they were granted that citizenship? number one, it would vindicate the rights of their fathers and their mothers and their grandmothers. we were creek citizens for hundreds of years, and then it was tripped from us in 1979. people like my grandmother, who died just two years ago at 87 years old, she spoke creek. she grew up on creek lands, increased reservations lands, and for that to be taken away is such a hole in our family, our psyche, and their history. when you talk about the particular benefits of being a member or a citizen of a native american tribes, you re talking about health care. you re talking about educational benefits. housing. scholarship. the ability to have access to life saving resources, and you know for black families throughout this country, that is something we have
The will to do what trump wants to do and has told his advisers he wants to do could still do quite a significant purge without it. a lot of this, you write about this, is loyalty. it s a terrific series you and your team have put together. you can see the work that went into it. so much about loyalty. you mention key names that would be key players in the next trump administration. we ll have you back on to talk about who these people might be. it s a roster that will raise a lot of eyebrows. terrific work. jonathan, thank you for being with us this morning. now to the economy. it s a domino effect as prices for essentials like groceries, rent and medication skyrocket. millions of americans have turned to food banks for relief. now those life-saving resources are facing critical shortages. cnn s gabe cohen joins us live from washington. they need this help and it s being threatened. that s right. with this rising inflation, families are making really tough
Police in recognizing the nuance of a troubled domestic relationship? that, we don t know. 911 call specifically says he was slapping her. the officers on the scene felt that if anyone was the aggressor, at lest at ast at th, it appeared to be her. deborah, thank you for your incite from inside edition. we appreciate you being with us. thank you, john. demand far outpacing supply of critical, life-saving resources in hospitals in idaho. why a doctor there says he s scared about what will happen next. the u.s. supreme court set to take up a direct challenge to roe v. wade later this year, as one doctor goes public with his defiance of texas new abortion law.