Nets Ignore Violent Pro-Abortion Mobs Attacking Police

Pro-abortion mobs marched through Los Angeles late Tuesday night to protest the Supreme Court draft opinion which overturned Roe V. Wade. The Supreme Court decision was leaked and the state legislatures were given the opportunity to resolve the matter. The left-wing violent abortion activists attacked officers and were captured in video posted on Twitter. 

All three news networks reported that protests were taking place in the United States, but none of the major evening news programs covered the violence occurring in the City. Instead they displayed images of peaceful protestors marching along the streets holding signs or chanting at the Supreme Court. 

Fox News reports that the protests against abortion in Los Angeles started as a peaceful gathering of 30 people, but turned violent when they were joined by a large mob of more than 250 people. “clash[ing] with law enforcement after officers were called to disperse the crowds, resulting in the injury of at least one officer on Tuesday night.” The abortion activists we’re also seen throwing objects at police officers, which led to one officer’s injury, according to the same report.

Andy Ngo (an independent journalist) posted an image of violence to his Twitter account early Wednesday morning. 

Los Angeles: Law enforcement push back far-left pro-abortion rioters & try to make an arrest but are threatened by the mob. Police attempt to capture escapees. Rioters destroyed a DHS vehicle. Later, an unlawful assembly was declared. pic.twitter.com/nylvqmzkdS

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) May 4, 2022

Instead of covering violence by a mob enraged over a draft court decision by the nation’s highest judicial body, ABC World News Tonight’s David Muir reported that there were simply “protests and demonstrations, crowds gathering at the Supreme Court” We bemoaned the fact that Roe v. Wade was almost being overturned by the court. “only heightening concerns that the highest court in the land has become even more politicized.”  

Continue reading CBS Evening News, senior White House correspondent Ed O’Keefe briefly reported that at “the Supreme Court and across the country today Americans took to the streets to protest the potential end of Roe versus Wade.” 

Meanwhile, Peter Alexander, chief White House correspondent at NBC Nightly News, omitted the violence riots to focus on President Joe Biden’s claim that Roe v. Wade was overturned. “could lead to the unraveling of other privacy rights from contraception to gay marriage.”

Prevagen (ABC), Prudential (CBS) and Liberty Mutual (NBC) made it possible to overlook violent pro-abortion riots on the evening news.

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ABC’s World News Tonight 
5/4/2022
Eastern, 6:32:53 

DAVID MURIR: It’s a great evening, and we are happy to have you here with us on Wednesday nights. Tonight’s shockwaves were felt all across the country. Americans are on opposite sides of an extremely personal matter, abortion rights. Five conservative justices are ready to reverse Roe versus Wade after the Supreme Court leaked its draft opinion. Although the Supreme Court does not claim that it is the final opinion, this nation’s reaction to the possibility of Roe versus Wade being overturned after fifty years could be dramatic. Protests and demonstrations continued today, with large crowds gathered at the Supreme Court. Leakage only increases concerns about the politicization of the nation’s highest court.Chief Justice John Roberts deemed the leak an unacceptable breach of the law and appointed Colonel Gail Curley as the chief investigator. And President Biden warning again today the landmark decision is about more than abortion, saying of former President Trump’s movement, quote, “Maga is the most extreme political organization that’s existed in recent American history”. 26 states, 13 of which have trigger laws to prohibit abortion, are likely to repeal Roe if the final ruling overturns it. Tonight we will be taking you to the states that have already imposed new restrictions, regardless of what court decision may come. These are the women who made difficult decisions and those who cheer for them. We are led by Rachel Scott from ABC. 

RACHEL SCOTTAll across America, San Francisco, Michigan, Texas, and the Supreme Court steps, there were protests by women from both sides after Roe against Wade’s Supreme Court Draft was released. This is because Republican legislatures have passed more stringent laws that make it very difficult to obtain the procedure.

CBS Evening News
5/4/2022
Eastern, 6:34:50

MAJOR GARRETT Here’s CBS’s Ed O’Keefe.

ED O’KEEFE:At the Supreme Court, and all across America today, Americans marched in protest of Roe against Wade’s possible end. When President Biden was asked about the draft opinion that had been leaked, he took aim at Donald Trump’s GOP coalition and the former president who helped to thwart the conservative majority of the court.  

NBC Nightly News
5/4/2022
Eastern: 7:02 p.m.

PROTESTERS – Shut it Down!

PETER ALEXANDER – Tonight, with growing protests.

PROTESTERS – Shut it Down!

ALEXANDER – President Biden claims that a leaked draft opinion which would invalidate Roe v. Wade may lead to the unravelling of privacy rights, from contraception to homosexual marriage.