in a newly-released record, showing that t.a. fani willis traveled with the top prosecutor in the election interference case against former president donald trump, and that now is sparking calls to have willis recuse herself from the case. could the case be dropped, and will that happen? welcome to a new hour of fox news live, i m eric shawn. hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric. hello, everyone, i m arthel neville. credit card statements from prosecutor nathan wade show he paid for two trips with willis over the last two years. the statements were released in court filings by wade s wife as part of their divorce proceedings. willis is now fighting a subpoena related to that divorce and claims wade s spouse is trying to set fire to the trump case. counsel representing the district attorney responded in a new legal filing, quote: defendant jocelyn wade has conspired with interested parties in the criminal election interference case to use this civil discovery process to annoy, emb
this is a culmination of an anonymously long and contentious debate gives it a sense about the importance of this decision as you look back over 50 years. it is profoundly important. justice mentioned in his opinion, that decision roe v wade is primarily response over the culture war that ensued. it did a normative damage to the cultural view get these scenes. was justice byron white said from the dissent from that decision it was a raw exercise of judicial power. that is quite the beginning of judicial activism. the most extreme expression of judicial activism. yet we find rights and the law that don t exist, are not really supportable by legislation. that to set up a long friending 50 year battle in the united states. what happened to happen there s no that is going to change. what has changed here i think is that with this opinion the majority have established legitimacy of supreme court and the fact it does have to adhere to the text of the constitution. cannot make up
crowds are gathering in cities coast-to-coast to express their feelings following the five four decision to return control of abortion law to the states but several have already outlawed the procedure under it so trigger laws which will ban or restrict most abortions and roughly half the country in the coming weeks and months. president biden among other democratic leaders are now weighing options to protect abortion rights. there fox news team coverage read alexis mcadams live in new york city on protests across the country. but first to davis he is live at the supreme court where crowds are also gathering. david. [cheering] a consistent presence outside the supreme court. thousands of people out here today but will give you kind of a live look at what we are looking at right now. the majority if not most of people out there potentially all of the people out here today are pro-choice are angry about this decision that came down from the supreme court. i was out here yest
and elsewhere around the country, dan thanks. remember if you have your own hit or miss fisher to tweet it to us that is it for this week show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i am paul gigot hope to see you right here next week. . eric: protesters hitting the streets this weekend after the stunning supreme court ruling yesterday that overturn roe versus wade. ending 49 years of federal protection of abortion rights in our country. the landmark decision sparking passionate demonstrations from pro-life and pro-choice advocates alike. several states now move to limit or outright ban abortion procedures. hello and welcome to a new our fox news live i am eric sean. hi arthel. s. arthel: hello eric hello everyone i am arthel neville.
able to work with this administration is a joke because this administration has shown that they have no teeth. eric: congresswoman beth van of texas, former mayor, always good to see you. happy new year. eric: you too, arthel. arthel: manhattan s new district attorney says he s surprised he s taking so much heat from critics who call his policies soft on crime. next a victim s rights advocate and widow of a murder victim with personal perspective. s