BLITZER: Anti-abortion demonstrators are gathering in Washington for the annual March for Life. Look at live pictures. This year, the movement is getting major support from the White House. Just a little while ago the Vice President Mike Pence addressed the crowd.</s>MIKE PENCE, VICE PERSIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: I would like to say, over there, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, we're in the promise-keeping business.</s>PENSE: That's why this administration will work with the Congress to end taxpayer funding of abortion and abortion providers.</s>PENSE: And we will devote those resources for health care services for women across America.</s>BLITZER: Our congressional correspondent, Sunlen Serfaty, is at the march for us. She's joining us now live. Sunlen, this the first time a sitting vice president has spoken at the march. What does this mean for the movement and those marching today?</s>SUNLEN SERFATY, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, when you talk to the anti-abortion activists, they feel encouraged by the new administration so far and encouraged that they point-blank will have a much larger platform for their opinions here. They were very happy with Vice President Pence coming down to address them today, and also, in addition, getting Kellyanne Conway out there one of Donald Trump's top advisors. They believe this gives them a boost of momentum, especially because many believe -- many of them hope they are on the cusp of getting an anti-abortion nominee on the Supreme Court, potentially as early as next week -- Wolf?</s>BLITZER: Sunlen Serfaty reporting for us. Thank you. We'll have a lot more on President Trump, his new conference with the British prime minister. Upcoming, the new executive orders, right after a quick break.
Mike Pence attends March for Life in Washington.