Over the weekend, protesters gathered outside the homes of six Supreme Court justices.

What is the protesters' message to the court and how is the media reacted?

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Protest erupted over the weekend in response to the leaked draft of a Supreme Court decision

overturning Roe v Wade, which would send abortion back to the states to decide.

In some cases, protesters gathered outside the homes of Supreme Court justices.

Columnist David Marcus joins us to discuss. All right, David, first, how heated

did these protests at the homes of the justices get?

Good morning. Look, there's definitely videos showing a lot of anger, a lot of yelling out

side these homes. And of course, the neighbors homes as well. Some people drew

coat hangers, a common symbol of the pro-abortion movement and chalk on the streets.

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