over gosar's posting of a cartoon video depicting violence against president biden and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. also breaking, jurors in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial are reviewing key video evidence. how might it influence their potential verdict. we're following all the new developments on day two of deliberations. >>> we're also standing by to hear momentarily from president biden on the road in detroit selling his new infrastructure law, making the case for congress to pass the rest of his very ambitious agenda. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get straight to the breaking news. first on capitol hill, our chief congressional correspondent manu raju is working the story for us. manu, a rather rare and very dramatic move by the house of representatives. >> yeah, very rare indeed. not common that a member of congress gets censured. this is the first time in 11 years. and also very rare for the house to actually move to strip someone of the

republican paul gosar and strip him of his committees for posting an animated video of him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez. in remarks on the house floor, a defiant gosar denied espousing violence. he's now the first congressman to be censured in more than a decade >>> and the arizona man known as the qanon shaman has been sentenced for his role in the capitol riot. jacob chansley who stormed the capitol wearing a horned headress received 41 months in prison he apologized in court today saying his behavior was, quote, indefensible. >>> tonight in our continuing reporting, justice for all. freedom in louisiana for a man imprisoned as a juvenile for murder nearly six decades ago. his landmark case had given hope to thousands of juvenile offenders who were sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. today it was montgomery's turn before a parole board. today henry montgomery emerging a free man from behind prison gates for the first time in nearly 58 years. the 75-year-old granted parole today here at the louisiana state penitentiary, also known as angola montgomery was just 17 when he

. >> alexandria thank you alex. parents across virginia started to recognize they really did need to have an important decisive role in their children's education. i heard parents s they do not have a role their kids education it ceased to be a campaign started to be a movement led by parents. >> virginia governor elect is upset when last tuesday the parents he felt shut out of their children's education. when the dust settles all this a big question remains, how do we make our nation schools better? major funding losing a competitive edge in the world in fact they show our education system has been falling behind in math and science. just like china and other nations. joining as executive director of the parent activist group building education for students and also director of educational reform at the conservative advocacy group freedom works. so much attention has been on the cultural political issues. what happened to the basics, reading, writing and arithmetic? i we forgot to have those been left by the waysid

his campaign promise, and he was makinging this promise in loudoun and in alexandria, is on day one, i'm going to ban critical race theory. that is like us banning the ghosts. there are no ghosts. so we can say, you know what, 7:00 p.m., we're banning the ghosts. there are no ghosts. there isn't critical race theory, but he's laundered trump's really sort of disgusting, flagrant outracism, he's wrapped it in education and given it a lie as a label and he said he's going to ban it. there is no critical race theory. it's a legal theory not taught in virginia public school. >> it's so powerful. because it takes the exhausted voter who wants to vote on what is fundamentally a racist idea, right? that you cannot teach the truth about thomas jefferson. if you even talk about enslavement, that's critical race theory. anything that makes a white parent uncomfortable is critical race theory. and he's been very subtle and very slick. that tony morrison ad was too much of a blunt hammer. but everything he did up until then, i totally agree with you. he's found a way to launder a pretty racist t

and furthermore, alexandria ocasio-cortez deserves protection. and if you look at her tweets, she said another day at work because the system doesn't protect women of color. can we look at that for just a second, can we unpack that for a second? of course she's right. of course she's right. >> so just to be clear, when you've reached out to your arizona representatives, so congressman raul, you have spoken to him or never spoken to him? >> no, and he is not my representative. i don't live in arizona. i live in washington state. i'm represented by someone who has acted on my before. she called for an ethics investigation. and that was not followed through. and why? because there is evidence there. on more than one occasion, in fact when paul went to the uk to stump speech for tommy robinson who by the way was a felon, a felon in the united states for illegal immigration, right? isn't that lovely and ironic, but of course that is what these people are, when he went there, there were questions about the time he spent with steve ban nonand other whit

alexandria half is trapping the uptick. >> yes, the cities that were quick to apiece crying to defund police departments are now in a tough spot. many are walking back the sendments in the direction of refunding the place. in portland oregon, city council there unanimously supported a $5.2 million increase to their police budget following a record number of homicides this year. los angeles' mayor supported efforts to defund the police last year. now with the murder rate sky rocketing, the police commission is set to vote to increase the police budget. in may, st. louis' new mayor cut $4 million and 100 positions from the police department. listen to what was said by herself public safety adviser in a online forum last weekend. >> can't even formulate a sense of where i will ever defund the police in it. clearly the perspectives of that, i have not met anyone that have been able to provide me with a plan that clearly says if your loved one is murdered, who will respond? who will provide the level of redemption. >> in philadelphia, one more homicide on top of the 500 will make this the

but we begin with correspondent alexandria hoff with us here in leesburg, virginia. good evening,. >> good evening, bret. this location, emphasis really a full circle moment for youngkin. tonight's loudoun parents matter in leesburg comes on the heels of a 40 plus bus store. it's here in loudoun county where many have watched fiery parent school board meetings play out. government overreaching schools helped him gain momentum statewide that seemed unlikely early on. >> when you have the school systems in jeopardy like they're, if you don't want to ii object inject racism, you should not have it in the -- have it as a subject in the school or anywhere else, as far as that goes. if you don't want hate, don't teach it. >> everybody is upset around here because of the way the school system is. >> and that is a sentiment we have been hearing over and over again. according to the latest "the washington post" poll, education has become the number one issue for voters in virginia. that is above the economy and covid-19. today youngkin said voter enthusiasm is on his side. >>

todd: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez slamming the social spending bill that house lawmakers passed last week. it was passed by the democrats, remember. talking to the new york times, the lawmaker is calling on president biden to bypass congress and take executive action, saying in part, why are we taking this as a legislative compromise when the opportunity is so much greater or when biden could do this stuff with a stroke of a pen and is just reminding us that he is not choosing to. i have a lot of trouble reading her writing. i'm glad she doesn't write for us. she says empty promises were made to progressives and she is not guaranteeing they will back the bill if it comes back to the house, this as kevin mccarthy says he will do everything he can to strike the bill down if it makes it back to the house. >> if it fails in the senate it dice. if the t senate changes it, any of the changes have to come back to the house so we have another bite at the apple here. todd: the congressional budget office estimates the bill will raise the national deficit $367 billion over the next 10 yea

committee assignments because he posted a video online which showed him killing democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. in the lead-up to that vote this week, it was pretty compelling, a pretty compelling presentation. among other things we saw very powerful speeches from the house speaker nancy pelosi, and from congresswoman ocasio-cortez herself, talking about the consequences of normalizing violence against members of congress, including in this environment. it should also be noted in that lead-up to that vote we also heard from a number of republicans who defended and excused what congressman gosar did. colorado republican congresswoman lauren boebert took it one step even further. she didn't just defend congressman gosar but she decided to take that moment to attack some democratic members of congress with unfounded conspiracy theories and she did it from the house floor. and here's the thing i really want you to see. i want you to see this response to what congresswoman boebert did. this is from a leading anchor at 9 news denver back in colorado. watch this. >> representative laure

sunday he tweeted a video depicting an anime version of himself killing the democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and attacking president joe biden. congress woman ocasio-cortez was one of the highest profile targets of the very real and very violent attack on our capitol less than a year ago. now, gosar has had all week to apologize for the video but he hasn't. instead he put out to means mocking democrats for caring about it. god forbid anyone be concerned that a sitting u.s. congressman is spending the flames of a violent moment and animosity towards their own colleagues. it doesn't matter where congressman gosar is on this, because it is not his call whether or not his actions have consequences. joining us now is the democratic congresswoman jackie speier, co-chair of the democratic women's caucus and one of the least sponsors of today's resolution calling for the censure of representative paul gosar. thank you for being with us tonight. you and i have had a lot of conversations over the year, we haven't talked about -- you've been a real victim of violence in 1978, you were sho

two l republicans vote to censure congressman paul gosar after his violent video targeting democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> what is so hard about saying this is wrong? >> if i must join alexander hamilton, the first person to be censured by this house, so be it. >> i'll talk to democratic senator jon tester and republican senator kevin cramer. >>> plus democrats finally passe n president biden's social safety net bill over unanimous republican opposition. >> didn't get a mandate to transform america. >> now can it get through the senate? my

>> earlier this week, paul gosar hosted a fantasy of him killing alexandria ocasio cortez, swinging swords at joe biden. this is a party now where it is not condemned by kevin mccarthy. but rather, they prefer and are more comfortable with violence than they are with voting. we can't let that stand. because nicole, if they don't win the next election you can be guaranteed that if they are not putting forward their policy ideas if they are more comfortable with violence than voting, they will seek to overturn the result. they will call upon their supporters in a country with unrestricted weaponry to take up arms. many of them are already doing that. kevin mccarthy said he wanted to bludgeon speaker pelosi with a gavel. matt gaetz sats he wanted to blow up the metal detectors at the capitol. and go czar is leveling these threats at plosy. we have to take them at their word, that means bringing upon them accountability. >> this is probably a conversation for another day. but it seems like -- when you talk about turning down the temperature it is the accountability piece to disincentivize the

congressmember paul gosar for posting an animated video on social media where he murders congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. we will hear we will hear aoc's speech. then we will talk to slate eagle analyst dahlia lithwick. >> all nine of the plaintiffs who were harmed are saying, we want money damages. we want to know who your funding sources are. we want to understand how these networks have hate groups work together. amy: finally, "the dawn of everything: a new history of humanity." we speak to the archaeologist david wengrow about his new book with david graeber the pioneering anthropologist who died last year, just weeks after finishing the epic work. they examine how indigenous cultures contribute greatly to what we have come to understand a so-called western ideas of democracy and equality, but these contributions have been erased from history. >> constantly people saying, well, this idea [indiscernible] amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the white house had wednesday it will expand u.s. vaccine manu

alexandria hoff joins us from the white house with more. alexandria thanks for being with us. what's you got? >> congressman mccarthy seth achieved what he set out to do. house democrats planned on voting for the house spending bill yesterday that was delayed. they do plan on voting on that again today. the house minority leader beat the prior record set by nancy pelosi in the longest speech. that was in 2018. she spoke for 8 hours and seven minutes. mccarthy wrapped up marathon floor speech 5:10 this morning after speaking for 8 hours and 32 minutes. history and personal stories and of course pushed back on president biden's spending agenda which the congressional budget office predicts willed a $367 billion to the deficit. >> madam speaker, this one minute feels almost like 8 hours now. [laughter] no secret, that this bill is too extreme, too costly and two liberal. just a few weeks ago congresswoman abigail spanberger said nobody elected joe biden to be fdr. >> i did. >> you heard that i did there. that was the voice of congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez saying she did

have some fresh video within the last hour and a half of him leaving court in the eastern district of alexandria, special counsel john durham says dan zheng co-see him in the white shirt russian national living in northern virginia source for christopher steele who compiled the wildly talked about yet debunked steele dossier full of accusations about former president donald trump. the indictment alleges that he lied to the fbi about working for steele as his primary source of information. dan cheng co-appeared in federal court in the eastern district of virginia where a judge released him with no electronic monitoring. the indictment also mentions his involvement with someone identified as pr executive one. someone believed to be close to the hillary clinton operation. he is the third defendant to be charged in john durham's two and a half year probe looking at the origins of the russia investigation into trump and his associates. the other two, bret, kevin clinesmith, a former fbi attorney, pleaded guilty to falsify ago document used to obtain a fisa warrant against a trump campaign aide carter

paula right now is inside her sister alexandria's house and we've been here all morning long with all the folks. paula knows what it takes to take care of a family and started the lullaby house, an organization with her sister alexandria. we have a little surprise for paula. paula. alexandrea, paula, come on, come on. where's paula? paula. come here. hey, girl. hey, paula. i'm janai norman with "good morning america." >> hello. >> you are on live tv right now. i know. come on, come on. it's okay. look at this. we've been sneaking around all morning long. come on, come on, come on. all these people here who love you. they want to celebrate you. they all know how special you are. how do you feel, paula? it's a lot, right? they all know how special you are but let's show america your story. watch right here. >> oh, my. >> i think you'll probably describe my mom as someone with a little bit of spunk. >> huh? >> one of the things i admire most about her, though, is her capacity to love. >> reporter: paula cornelius is a giver. when it comes to how far she'll go for someone her love has no

and alexandria ocasio-cortez wrote a letter threatening federal action if anyone is held on bail she deems excessive and tlaib signed on to a plan to release everyone in the u.s. >> oh, my god, we are going to release everybody. you see how many people are mentally ill. >> you can't release everyone. >> there are human traffickers. >> i know. >> you don't support that? >> no. >> there is a small proportion who need to be behind bars. >> i would have to look at every case individually. >> sean: release them to live with congresswoman talib. anyone who supports zero bail and defunding the police is not thinking about the consequences. they are not thinking about the law abiding american citizens. they don't care about their own twisted political narrative. next november, we the american people, need to send a message to them at the ballot box. if you don't have law and order, you don't keep every american safe and secure you can't pursue happiness. that's that fundamental. more on this in a moment. matt is on the ground in it waukesha, wisconsin, with the latest details from yesterday'

moments of his remarks so far have actually been the points where -- [inaudible] you had people like alexandria ocasio-cortez interrupt and wonder how long it was going to take for him to keep talking, as no one was listening. and [inaudible] to put masks back on. there are some daggers that we have heard from the republican party about inflation, that this was going to be the most expensive thanksgiving that voters had ever had. but again, you know, i think there are sounding message here has been one of him being here to stay. he has started laying down the markers for his run for speaker if republicans take back the house. this feels like it has less to do with build back better and more to do with the state of the republican party. >> jackie, how many people are in the gallery, we can't see this shot, do we have an idea? >> unfortunately we cannot bring cameras to where we are in the gallery. but there are around 20 to 30 reporters watching, looking at the body language. some members nodding off. again, texting. a lot of tensions. so we will be taking notes on the readout once that does com

alexandria ocasio-cortez took to instagram to mock. >> look at those different color ed ties and haircuts, i have never seen a more diverse republican party than the one behind kevin mccarthy right now. >> mccarty spoke until nearly 5:30 in the morning at times thundering in opposition to the bill. >> you're celebrating it when inflation is at a 31% hike! gas prices! thanksgiving! a border that in a few months breaks every record of of the last three years combined! >> size up the tactic nancy pelosi sent democrats home and pushed the vote until daylight. when she got her turn to speak. and as a court steve: my colleagues, i will be brief. >> after a jab at her republican rivals' speaking time, pelosi respond. >> much has been said on this floor. but the facts are these. following the vision of president biden guide bid the expertise and energy of our chairs, members and staff, we have built back better bill that is historic, transformative and larger than anything we have ever done before. >> in the end, pelosi lost only one democratic vote, jared golden of maine. on twitter he said the

will: alexandria half is live in washington dc with more. reporter: this variant is proving to have variation from the covid-19 cases that researchers have become accustomed to pick south african doctor was the one that first reported the covid-19 variant, the new one tells us that patients have not lost their sense of taste or smell and have recovered at home while feeling tired. she's worried that older and vaccinated individuals will be hit harder and meanwhile infections are spreading reaching europe and australia. president biden travel ban to and from south africa and seven neighboring nations begins tomorrow excluding american citizens that need to return home. >> blocking travel from a given country, just give us time to assess it better, that's the reason for doing that, not any reason for panic, but we want time to fill in the blanks of what we don't know right now. reporter: while the omicron variant is officially detected in the us researchers believe the ability to enter human cells means the variant is likely already here. >> i

for example, real speaker of the house, congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez, she's now lashing out over the use of the term "woke" tweeting in part, "woke is a term the pundits are now using as a derogatory euphemism for civil rights injustice, making up a woke problem results in putting civil and voting rights on the back burner." here with reaction, author of the best seller, "for such a time as this," outnumbered coast kayleigh mcenany along with cohost for the clay travis and buck sexton show, clay travis, who still hasn't given me my let's go brandon shirt, but who's counting? >> it's on the way! >> sean: i did get a book from kayleigh mcenany, i didn't get a shirt from you, but that's just saying. let me just start with this whole thing about woke. we all know what woke means. it means she was clearly responding -- clay, we will start with you. clearly responding to james carville saying all of this nonsense, all of this hard-core left-wing socialism an end wokeism, is killing the party. i know james carville. i've debated james cargill. i actually like him, he's a fun guy to

. >> we have actually undermined alexandria ocasio-cortez and the socialist wing of the democratic party from being able to hold infrastructure hostage and now they have lost their leverage. >> progressives certainly have a tough bill to sell if they can even get it passed senate moderates like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. >> bret, the timing of the cbo score could also be troublesome for democrats. it could take about two weeks to come back. and they already have a very full plate. the extension for funding the government expires around december 3rd and then the debt ceiling crisis as that looms around the same time. a lot to get to for democrats on the hill. bret? >> bret: morphos call cliffs. aishah hasnie lyon capitol hill. thanks. >> you bet. >> bret: new push for answers how the coronavirus pandemic began. here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. a train crashes into a vehicle stopped on the packs in pompano beach leaving a woman and child with minor injuries. the train was set to take part in a ceremony commemorating the company's return to service after a

hbo host bill maher using final show of the steven roast alexandria ocasio-cortez and fellow progressives for dismissing wokeness critics, watch. >> which aoc fired back that wokeness is a term almost exclusively used by older people these days. [laughter] this is a term folks like you brought out very recently. it's a joke because it makes you think of people who wake up offended and take orders from twitter and their oversensitivity has grown tiresome. lawrence: ouch. mar challenged the liberal lawmaker to appear on a future telecast of his show. rachel: i would love to see that. lawrence: paid big bucks for rare copy of the constitution. ken griffin paid $43 million outbuilding crypto investigators. initial copy was valued 15 to $20 million. $165,000 back in 1988. and those your headlines. lawrence: i would love a copy of that. rachel: yeah, me too. do you have $43 million it. lawrence: i want the original. will: get a copy for $7. lawrence: something historic to hang in my office. rachel: take a trip to the capitol and see it in the archives. lawrence: maybe we should do that or we ca

house democrats censured republican congressman paul gosar for post an an nation showing him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> there is no threat other than the threat immigration poses to our country. if i must join alexander hamilton, so be it. >> it's unprecedented for a member of house leadership of either party to be unable to condemn incitement of violence against a member of this body. it is sad -- >> pushing for the censure of congressman paul gosar of arizona who stupidly tweeted some an may cartoon of, i guess he was killing aoc. they want to engaging in just petty retribution over things that have no effect on the lives of americans. >> congressman gosar is not a congress math. he exists only to lead, to be part of insurrections, to be part of mobs. howard: will, many conservative commentators say paul gosar's video was a joke, killing aoc, stabbing joe biden, used by democrats to punish a guy whose politics they don't like. liberal commentators say it was totally unacceptable, and that led to this party-line vote with two republicans joining the democrats. we have a real media di

republican paul gosar was censured for a video he shared depicting himself as an anime character killing alexandria ocasio-cortez. the hill reports that threats against members of party have more than doubled this year, compared to 2020. joining me now to discuss all of this is aaron erin hussein hayn donna edwards. thank you for being with us. let me just start with you. you were in congress and times were normaler back then. there's always been hateful rhetoric and always has been violence, but there seems to be a commonality to how this is happening amongst republicans these days, but an unwillingness for their leadership to do something about it. it seems to be falling to democrats to censure republicans. >> i think that's true. i also served on the ethics committee when i was in congress. and in an ordinary circumstance, these kind of things would be referred there. but the fact is that the republican leadership has to be the one to police the behavior of its own members. and they completely refuse to do that, starting with kevin mccarthy, but really adopted by almost the entire it of the repu

gosar less than a week tweeting out an anime video showing him gliding through the air and killingal alexandria ocasio saying depicts a battle between lawful and unlawful policies, adding the clip was not meant to be realistic, since the congressman "cannot fly." on wednesday, republican congressman fred upton release add voice mail his office received as we talk about political divisions and real-world violence making death threats over his "yes" vote on the infrastructure bill and others receiving similar threats. bring in our political editor along with jake shermen from punch bowl news. important to talk about here, because start with looking ahead to the censure vote tomorrow. at least a motion brought tomorrow. presumably not getting republican support or still an open question? >> hallie, we still have had radio silence from republicans on this. not only republican leadership but republican rank and file. and so the democrats of the ones decided to take action. similar to seeing the action against marjorie taylor greene at the very beginning of this year. hallie, it's worth noting it was

kevin, good evening, in the wake of a democratic zest around election day, progressive congress woman alexandria ocasio cortez came up with a silver lining indicating the reason terry mcauliffe lost is because his campaign wasn't far enough to the left. >> i think that the results show the limits of trying to run a fully 100 percent super moderated campaign. that does not excite, speak to, or energize a progressive base. >> and many people agree with aoc unfortunately they happen to be republicans. while democrat political strategies are apparently on the same team, they're not on there same page. on pbs, was asked what went wrong? >> what went wrong was stupid wokeness. it's having a suppressive effect across the country, some of these people need to go to a woke detox center or something. >> maybe this is why virginia governors are lect lim all the limited to one term because it serves as a good gauge for the party in power. some democratic strategists believe instead of an honest reckoning, democrats will continue to point fingers quoting here we need to end the circular firing squad and get

, three hours early. >> reporter: so the national average for a gallon of gas, $3.42. $3.27 here in alexandria, virginia. aaa says the gas prices are really not being driven up by the demand on the horizon, it is more about the supply. they think oil producing nations are constricting the supply a little bit because they're trying to recoup their pandemic losses. so we'll see how high the numbers get by thanksgiving, john. >> that's how cartels work. pete muntean, thanks so much. >>> new this morning, a group of senate democrats are calling on president biden to fight or do what he can to fight rising gas prices. in a letter to the president, the 11 senators said the seven-year high in gas prices has, quote, placed an undue burden on families and small businesses. >> -- urging biden to consider releasing barrel from the nation's emergency oil reserves or taking the more extreme step of banning oil exports. cnn business reporter matt egan is following all of this for us. matt, in this letter, they're specifically pointing out things that they think can be done. there is also a reality of what t

censure republican congressman paul gosar for the animated video depicting him killing congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. what does it mean for democrats to provide accountability? >> it's just part of the embrace of violence that has begun to pervade the republican party. it is a very scary thing. there is actually some real consequences to this censure motion. the censure is meant to be embarrassing, but taking gosar off a committee is actually very significant in terms of his work as a congressman. the day-to-day work of congress is conducted in committees. if he can't serve on a major committee, that makes him very much a lesser figure in the house. so there's some teeth in this censure resolution, but perhaps the most significant part of it is that even though this is an acted out murder that he has taken part in, it's only the democrats who seem upset about it. >> governor kasich, you're a republican, the gop is turning a blind eye to the promotion of this violence by this congressman. but get this, the wyoming republican party voted to no longer recognize republican congresswoman li

zander casio cortez -- adam gose r and alexander are casio tests -- held sandra oh casio cortez -- alexandria ocasio cortez. , a place where slaverry was abolished and taken our men and women into service to protect freedom and democracy throughout the world and place where medicare, medicaid and social security, meeting the needs of the american people were established and the list goes on about the distinguished nature of the house of

deflecting from the reality of what he did and alexandria ocasio-cortez -- at the end there -- really boiled it down to the most basic question. a question that most republicans said no to, which is, is it okay -- are you willing to condemn your colleague for -- for threatening the life of another? now, they say -- some of them said it's art. i don't remember that defense coming out when a comedian did the same thing -- a similar thing about a republican president. i don't remember them saying that about countless other examples. and it is completely hypocritical. there is no question about it. when you talk about, at its core, what this was about which was inciting violence, anderson. it was inciting violence and it shouldn't be done against any member but it definitely shouldn't be done against somebody who we know has serious threats against her. >> were you surprised at just how hard republicans went to the mat today in support of gosar? i mean, it was only cheney and kinzinger who voted to censure. how much was that about him? how much of it was about not running afoul the former

he serves on that committee with democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. it comes after gosar deleted a video he posted to twitter portraying himself killing ocasio-cortez and swinging a sword at president biden. still, republican leadership is i standing behind gosar. here's what minority leader kevin mccarthy said today. >> he didn't see it before he posted and took it down. it was not his intent to ever show any harm. >> outfront now, democratic congressman jackie speier, who introduced that resolution to censure gosar. so, what do you say to kevin mccarthy and other republicans who are standing behind gosar? you heard mccarthy's reasoning that -- that gosar removed it and he says didn't -- didn't know it was up. even though, of course, gosar has defended why he did it. >> well, first of all, there was radio silence from kevin mccarthy and republicans for days after mr. gosar actually posted that venomous anime. and tacet support is equated to silence. as the issue got hotter and hotter, as the resolution got introduced, they then just took it down. now

alexandria half joins me live from washington. >> reporter: president biden resuming of tradition that started in the 1970s when food and gas prices were squeezing americans to historic degree, a familiar feeling for many. the price of the turkey is up 24% other staples up double digits as well but the president says the opportunity to buy these items is a win. >> families can rest easy, grocery stores are well-stocked with turkey and anything else you need for thanksgiving. >> reporter: tuesday president biden arrived at the $30 million nantucket home of private equity billionaire david rubenstein. and republicans feel the backdrop is out of touch. >> to buy a thanksgiving turkey or christmas present costs more and what is president biden doing, hanging out at a billionaires house, >> the guy that's going to be living it up. they don't want us to have a turkey, and send gifts home. >> peter doocy pressing the white house this week. >> what message does it send to middle-class americans at a billionaires compound in nantucket. >> any increase in prices is something the president is con

check out this massive crowd greeting glenn youngkin in deep blue, alexandria folk it is matters we have to win strategy is crystal clear and lastly when your enemy is destroying itself -- please -- please don't get in the way. take a look. rng youngkin plead race card for a reason. >> i think it is trump up whistling. >> trumps sort of disgusting he's wrapped it in education and he's given it a lie as a label. >> education, code for white parents dongt like idea of teaching about race. he followed trump playbook used race, and get a win. please democrats can i get on the knee it is is that snoke i'm on one knee literally please i'm begging you. please democrats continue with the race essentialism and false charges of mass white supremacy around every corner it is clearly working swimmily as evidence by numbers great job. you keep up. look at this. >> don't stop. joining me now are the best of the rest. candidate all over the country the face of that red wave let me introduce my panel here get right to them becky myers first got some notes here from douglas county, colorado. becky, the d

alexandria live in washington. >> while you're sitting there bumper-to-bumper, do not be surprised if you find yourself being thankful for the jerk in the car next to you it is time for the settling of a normal holiday season. aaa predicts travel numbers will reach near pandemic levels those eager to spend the holiday with family are getting the go-ahead from dr. fauci but only if they're vaccinated. >> you can enjoy a typical thanksgiving meal and holiday with your family there is no reason not to do that. the thing we are concerned about is the people who are not vaccinated. what they're doing there a major source of the dynamics of the infection in the community. >> a major source has stressed the season, food prices the american farm bureau reports 14% of the thanksgiving meal this year republican lawmakers feel the blame falls on the white house. >> inflation under president biden's watch is the highest since the carter administration. >> travelers will use the highest fuel cost in almost a decade gas prices are averaging $3.40 nationwide up a dollar and 29 cents last year aaa ex

two l republicans vote to censure congressman paul gosar after his violent video targeting democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> what is so hard about saying this is wrong? >> if i must join alexander hamilton, the first person to be censured by this house, so be it. >> i'll talk to democratic senator jon tester and republican senator kevin cramer. >>> plus democrats finally passe n president biden's social safety net bill over unanimous republican opposition. >> didn't get a mandate to transform america. >> now can it get through the senate? my guest this morning, the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg.hi >>> and the new covid surge. >> i'm worried that people are going to die and they never had a chance at getting a bed. >> new cases averaging near ri 100,000 a day, this as the government endorses pfizer and moderna boosters for all adults. >>> joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell, the reverend al sharpton, host of "politicsnation" on msnbc, republican pollster kristen soltis anderson, and civil rights attorney david henderso

gosar tweeting an animated video of him appearing to kill alexandria ocasio-cortez and attacking president biden. a sickening post by a sitting member of congress. and one that politicians everywhere should have no problems denouncing, right? i mean, it's -- it's -- it's violence. it's killing a politician. but republican leadership's not denouncing it. there is no type -- place for this type of threat. but one day after gosar tweeted that video, the house minority leader kevin mccarthy has yet to break his silence, not saying a word. why? is it because he doesn't want to upset trump? and cross a man who very clearly has trump's public backing? >> congressman paul gosar. congressman, great job. great job. my warrior. he is a warrior. listen. we have a congressman who is a friend of mine who is a warrior. paul gosar. >> well, he is a warrior actually in all senses of the word, i guess. i mean, republican leaders apparently don't want to go to battle with a man that, you know, has trump so solidly in his corner. i mean, just listen to republican congresswoman liz cheney. i want to remind you

but here's what congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez said shortly after that. >> when the republican leader rose to talk about how there are all of these double standards and lists a litany of all these different things, not once did he list an example of a member of congress threatening the life of another. this is not about a double standard. >> francesca, what do you think? >> what i've been hearing from democrats on and off the hill today is whether or not this would open the door for a precedent for republicans to be able to do the same thing if they take the majority next year after next year's elections. so while there is some concern about that, they view this mainly as something they just could not let go, that the conference was in lockstep with speaker pelosi on this, more so than almost anything else recently. that there's no place for violence, that something had to be done and that the things you're talking about, those other comments are different than what was being discussed with representative gosar. >> i do want to -- go ahead. >> no, i just think this whole notion

i want to read to you something that aoc wrote, alexandria ocasio-cortez in the "new york times." she wrote the entire reason the progressive caucus gave their vote to the infrastructure bill was based on direct promises from the president and more conservative democrats hold-outs and house leadership as well. if the promises don't follow through it will be difficult for them to get votes on anything moving forward. steve, that sounds like a threat. we have seen it before. is it going to work or do you think manchin and sinema will save the day, if you will? >> well, if manchin are sinema are not welcome in the democrat party i'm sure the republicans will take them. there is not just a civil war within the democratic party. this is a war between the two parties right now. i have never seen anything quite like it. that bill that passed in the house which was one of the most as troeshous bills i've seen in the 35 years i've been in washington in terms of its damage that it will do to our economy and small businesses, that bill passed without one single republican vote. that's not th

and i think we heard from congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez yesterday in the house. she is the one depicted in the animated video put out by congressman gosar, the republican from arizona. she's the victim in the video. and she gave a very plaintive cry on the house floor to speaker mccarthy saying, why is it so hard to say something is wrong? gu he didn't do that. he played whataboutism. and that's following the lead of donald trump. and this is just the latest example of just how tight trump's grip is on the republican party. >> well, garrett, just button this down for a moment before i want to bring in kristin and talk about the president's huge agenda today and whether or not that matches up with what people really care about right now on the economy. but garrett, another point about kevin mccarthy. >> andrea, as i was hearing your question to jonathan, i was reminded that mccarthy was asked about trump today at that same press conference and said, in fact, that the former president called him this morning from the golf course, when reporters pressed mccarthy abo

we seen a couple members of congress and the squad rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez pushing to lower bail and empty prisons. meanwhile you mentioned what was happening in san francisco bay area where looters are running wild because of the city had sent a message that it would not prosecute property crimes up to $950. now they're stealing everything. these are all the result of policy that have been enacted in the last couple of years and were getting a hangover, really, really fast. gerry: it does look as though democrats seem to have abandoned many of the principles that we understand about protection of the citizen and the rights of individuals because of the progressive as byron describes it, progressive dominance in the last couple of years. as a democratic party getting this right? >> i think we were getting everything wrong is to connect an increase in crime to partisanship to blame democrats entirely for an increase in crime that is pandemic driven. let's keep in mind it's an increase in violent crime not property crime. i don't know where to begin to unpack all of t

alexandria ocasio-cortez she is concerned the bill will be gutted. fox news's correspondent is live on capitol hill. >> the white house was asked about these polls that show that some of these plans are not as popular as they thought. the white house still thinks that what is in the infrastructure package and social spending package is so popular they're tuning the polls out anyway that say the opposite. the head of the dnc said they'll blast the airwaves once biden's full agenda passes ahead of the mid-terms to make the case democrats delivered. >> we are going to double down even more. we already have ads that will go out and be billboards all over the place selling this accomplishment because it's big. it's huge. and it is really, really -- >> the president pleaded with his party to pass the bipartisan infrastructure deal but not in a rush to sign it choosing to favor the optics of a signing ceremony when congress is back in town instead of getting shovels right in the ground. >> he basically said he wants to make sure the congressional members wh

. >> four degrees, ce say goodbye to whole cities -- miami, alexandria, shanghai, all lost beneath the waves. >> reporter: a little history lesson is useful here. when delegates at the paris conference six years ago celebrated the landmark agreement there, it was on the understanding that each country would follow up with individual plans to cut their greenhouse gas emissions. the goal was to limit global warming to under 2 degrees celsius, 3.7 degrees farenheit, limiting the rise to 1.5 degrees c was even better. they haven't done that. which may be why protesters here supplied their own pipe band sound track complete with caricatures of some of the leaders, the commitment to deeper carbon cuts this conference was supposed to produce hasn't happened. this was the only presence the glasgow of chinese president xi. t the idea is greenhouse gas emissions have to be cut by half by the end of the decade but as stands now they will continue to rise. >> o'donnell: mark phillips in glasgow, thank you. back home, the new abortion law in texas, the strictestt in the nation was at the center of

>> reporter: on the heels of the wisconsin parade tragedy alexandria ocasio cortez and progressives are ramping up the fight against high cash bail saying it is contributing to a humanitarian crisis in some prisons. >> the white house trying to distance themselves from michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib who is pushing a bill that would close all federal prisons. >> the president does not support abolishing prisons or defunding the police measures like that, he will not support legislation that includes it. todd: jen psaki saying there is common friends -- commonsense prison reform and without advocate defunding law enforcement. will: the white house responding to an exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse. >> it is actual malice defame my character to say something like that. mister president, if i could say one thing to you i would urge you to go back and watch the trial and understand the facts before you make a statement. >> jen psaki refusing to retract biden, labeling a white supremacist during the campaign. >> what the president apologized to the acquitted kenosha shooter kyle

guest: steve in alexandria, indiana. republican line. host: yes. host: steve, make sure you mute your volume and go ahead with your question or comment. caller: i wanted to say that i think the reason our economy, the gas prices is the main reason. once the gas prices go up it caused a chain reaction to everything. from truck drivers, it was a chain reaction. the truck drivers have to pay more for their fuel. if everybody's paying more for the fuel than all the prices will be going up. it is not going to end until we get relief on these gas prices. it costs more to transport all of our goods all over the country and i think it is going to be with us for a while until we can get these gas prices lowered. host: ok, steve. guest: you are right. gas prices contribute to inflation when they are rising as rapidly as they have been. it is not the only contributing factor. we also have commodity prices going up as demand for goods have risen with the economy's recovery. we have house prices going up and lumber prices going up. there is a host of goods that

. >> martha: here's alexandria ocasio-cortez. she thinks what happened in virginia was just all the fault of playing everything too moderate. >> i think the results show the limits of trying to run a fully 100% super modern campaign that doesn't excite or energize a progressive base. >> [laughing]. >> martha: that's what she said. what do you say to her? >> i think she is the most tone deaf person in believe. -- in america. she believes something where he is almost blind. in minneapolis they voted to abolish the police department. the people said no. her candidate in buffalo, new york, was beat by a write in candidate. the president of the new jersey senate a long-time democrat got beat by a guy who spent $153. she thinks the problem is they are not liberal enough. if you listen to her and march to her tune, you will have a wipe out like you have never seen before. here's the really sad news. if you do what aoc wants the democratic party to do, you will hurt the economy and put a lot of people out of work and create inflation. ne

by putting up numerous videos and facebook posts that threatened politicians like chuck schumer and alexandria ocasio-cortez. his excuse? he wrote the social media posts after months of social isolation and "a few bong rips." nice try, but after a few bong rips, you don't threaten to take down a member of congress. you threaten to take down an entire box of little debbie swiss rolls. ( laughter ) ( applause ) hunt is in jail-- $1.09. $1.09, dozen rolls. hunt is in jail awaiting sentencing, and he's got company because, apparently, he shared a cell with convicted sex-offender r. kelly. oh, to be a fly on that wall... and then beg to be transferred to a different wall. ( laughter ) hunt considers himself a bit of an artist, so as part of his appeal to the judge for a lesser sentence, his lawyers submitted a comic strip hunt drew portraying himself and r. kelly working out behind bars. so, he's using his friendship with r. kelly to try to win over the judge. what the hell was in that bong? ( laughter ) ( applause ) let's take a look... >> jon: the answer, my friend, is blowing in the the wind. >>

first alexandria hoff is live in chantilly, virginia on the youngkin victory. >> harris, the former governor terry mccauliffe issued a statement today congratulating the new governor elect glenn youngkin who took the victory stage just after 1:00 this morning. >> all righty, virginia, we won this thing! [cheering and applause] i want to thank my beloved commonwealth of virginia. >> the 54-year-old former carlisle group ceo saw a sharp turnaround in the polls crediting the growing momentum to his focus on what he calls kitchen table issues like taxes, jobs, community safety and skoo.s it was on the issue of parental involvement in public education that he found enthusiastic support. >> together we'll change the trajectory of this commonwealth. and friends, we are going to start that transformation on day one. [cheering and applause] there is no time to waste. our kids can't wait. we work in real people time, not government time. >> in a statement mccauliffe accepted the loss and wrote we must protect virginia's great public schools and invest in our students and protect voting rights, protect