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kevin mccarthy has chosen the marjorie taylor greene direction, the maga direction, the donald trump direction, the election lie direction, that is the we are not going to care if people are engaged in racist anti-semitic conspiracy theory politics. that's fine. and liz cheney provides the alternative view. i look at what happened on the floor of the house as much more significant than just a squabble or just one congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene, yelling at two people who are just having a conversation. this is the choice for the republican party. i don't know that they realize that. i think a lot of them think there is some sort of third option. there isn't. it is cheney or marjorie taylor greene and i guess the question for all the members out there, which one are you going to follow? >> yeah. it reminds me of the scenemagui leaving and he's like who's coming with me? and it is one other person and the goldfish. jake tapper, thank you so much. we'll see you, not john berman, to be very clear, in case there is any confusion, on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. >> i love your jerry magui

look, they have -- they have completely thrown in not just with marjorie taylor green. look at this caucus. they have paul gosar, the nicest thing you could say about him is he is white nationalist curious. he might be worse than that on the white nationalist chain. mat gets a, who -- you have got matt gaetz. you have mo brooks in this caucus. you could be a fund-raising consultant for them and jeff miller doesn't care if you fund raise for white nationalists. what he cares is if you fund raise for someone who is telling the truth about his boss's complicity in the insurrection on january 6th. i think that shows you where they know they are vulnerable, where they know that they are weak. and it shows you, as you have said, that they are at an destination. mccarthy decided the all the-right members in his caucus are fine. it is people that challenge donald trump that are the problem. people that speak truth about january 6th that are the problem. >> i want to just follow up with you, tim, adam kinzinger makes a similar point to the one you are making tweeting this on thi

meanwhile, human insurrection marjorie taylor greene got into yet another shouting match with colleagues on the house floor. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: after four years of trump, i feel like our barometer for what counts as a scandal is a little off trump generated too many controversies to count, so we just moved on. for example, no one seems to remember or care that on top of everything else he did, when trump was president, the white house accepted at least 83 separate gifts from saudi arabia, including artwork featuring picture of president trump, multiple swords, daggers, leather ammo holders and holsters tiger and cheetah fur robes and a dagger made of pure silver a mother of pearl sheathe. i guess that means they hacked his amazon wish list [ laughter ] were they under the impression that our president was the drug dealer from "boogie nights?" [ laughter ] my only regret is trump never showed up to a rally wearing it all of it at once. [ laughter ] "i killed -- i killed this cheetah myself oh, she was fast, but i was faster

it also sent marjorie taylor greene to congress. they said their support of trump will carry them to republicans on the ballot. we have ellison barber. why are people focused on these trump voters? where you are is a solidly red district. nobody there has carried the vote like donald trump did, but people there seem to believe that the enthusiasm around him is transferrable. that's notable because that hasn't been the case in other places. >> reporter: right, and here that does seem to be kind of the difference. when you talk to people here and you ask them questions -- you mentioned the congressperson who represents this district, marjorie taylor greene, the support for donald trump here, and it's probably not a surprise when i tell you they don't trust the media here, they don't trust many institutions, they don't fully trust the election process. but despite all of that, they still say that they will vote, and it really is two kind of key reasons. one, they do not like the direction this country is going in, they say, particularl

this has become a trademark of marjorie taylor greene. if she's disagrees with you, she not only lets you know but she approaches you and gets quite close and lets you know. >> exactly. she does this outside of the house floor and done it outside of the capitol building, on the stairs there. i mean, it's also just a testament to the culture right now in the house of representatives. things have kind of devolved in a way, you know. people at home may not realize there are metal detectors outside of the house floor. members of congress walk through metal detectors to get on to the house floor and you're seeing an interaction in a place that's really supposed to be kind of a sacred voting place of democracy, and you see there that members are really not safe from being taunted from their colleagues. it's pretty remarkable. >> and those remarks she said -- marjorie taylor greene told liz cheney she betrayed the republican party and betrayed donald trump. this is what liz cheney said on the floor. ask yourself at home why would other republica

>> well, sadly, i've had to put up with marjorie taylor greene a bit this week. she came in and observed while we had merit garland in front of the judiciary committee. she's not based in the fact or the truth or any sense of the rule of law. any sense of the constinstituti congress. those who voted against the resolution to hold steve bannon in contempt are literally voting against their own interests. against the institution of congress. against our subpoena power as a co-equal branch of government. so miss greene is sadly very misled. does not understand literally her oath of office or what democracy is all about. >> and congresswoman, i don't want to spend too much time on her, but are you concerned about being around her? about your colleagues being around her? what do you make of this? she has this confrontation with congresswoman liz cheney and congressman jamie raskin. seems to happen so much. >> she frequently comes in to committees without a mask. has to be told to put a mask on, like a child. it's disturbing. she's seeking the hot spotlight through neg

>> marjorie taylor greene should not be in congress at all. if you look at her recent statement, she basically is saying that january 6th was quote unquote just a riot. it was more than that. people died. police officers were brutalized. she also justified it saying that the decoloration, of independence was over throwing tyranny. we were breaking away from a monarchy and established the constitution of a republic the same one we had for hundreds of years. that was the same system we used and donald trump simply lost the electoral college and popular vote. marjorie taylor greene should not be in congress if she's still disputing the results of the election and try to justify the violent attack on our capitol. >> ted lieu, appreciate your time, sir. have a wonderful evening. >>> coming up next, conservative liberty university is accused of mishandling and dismissing students reports of sexual assault and in many cases punishing those who came forward. who broke the story and a former administrator of liberty join me next. administrator of liber

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gosar was, along with other fringe weirdos, like marjorie taylor greene, one of the key instigators in the attempt to overturn the election results on january 6th greene got into a shouting match on the house floor, last week, with colleagues during a vote to hold former trump advisor steve bannon in contempt for defying the subpoena from the committee investigating the insurrection and when she was asked about that vote by cnn, the interview took a weird turn. >> what was the rationale behind your vote? >> the rationale behind by vote, is i'm not self-absorbed like the rest of these jerks here in congress they're all ignoring inflation people can hardly buy food gas has gone up. >> why call them jerks, if you don't mind >> because they're self-absorbed. all they care about is congress. they don't care about the american people that pay all the taxes. >> there was an attack on -- >> all you want to talk about is your trump derangement syndrome, and all you want to talk about is january 6th, where there's a riot here. >> why are you protecting steve bannon why protect steve bannon >> be

>> i never met marjorie taylor greene or properly introduced to her and she began by approaching me and asking when we were going to have hearings about the violence in the black lives matter protests and i said, we really did need to have a hearing about kyle rittenhouse and the two protesters that he shot and killed, you know, with his assault weapon and so she turned to liz choir cheney and began engaging with her. liz is the best mannered, most poised member of congress we got gave as good as she got from marjorie taylor greene and was not letting her get away with anything. so, i appreciated the fact liz stood up for our position. >> well, you both did. i think that was a pretty quick come back on your part. listen, i mean, we can kind of laugh at this because she's laughable but it's kind of scary she sounds like the homeless woman who sleeps on my block. this is a woman actually an elected member of congress that feels a bit unsafe, like she keeps asking for these encounters. but i don't want to spend too much time on her. go right away. >> i'll just say there is a serious issue

it's not just marjorie taylor green. it is much more mainstream members of the republican party as well. >> yeah. it's growing. it is a cancer that is becoming more widespread. caitlyn, i know you have reporting of confidantes of the committee. >> reporter: yeah. what we know so far is there are several top trump officials that have been subpoenaed, legally compelled coming to the committee. some are talking to the committee. it's not clear how it will end up for people like mark meadows, the former chief of staff. there are former trump staffers going in voluntarily to speak to this committee to discuss what happened january 6th. we know at the heart of the investigation is to kind of paint a picture of what exactly was going on inside the west wing that day. we saw the president at the rally on the ellipse. after that, he was at the oval office for several hours, this period for what was happening on capitol hill was going on. there are questions about what he himself was doing. these are at least five former trump sta

. >> also yesterday we saw a conspiracy theorist and republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, republican of georgia, approach and accost congresswoman liz cheney. tell us about that. >> jake, this is just an example of how things are very tense here on capitol hill. and this happened during the debate over the criminal contempt referral of steve bannon. and taylor-greene walked behind congresswoman liz cheney and congressman jamie raskin during that debate and basically accused them of making too much out of this and saying they were focused on the wrong things. it delved into a shouting match on some level between the three of them and liz cheney actually calling marjorie taylor greene a joke and bringing up the fact that she had talked about jewish space lasers at one point, a claim that greene very much denies. so this shows the acrimony on capitol hill. a lot of tension, especially when it comes to issues like what happened on january 6th. >> it is a fact that marjorie taylor greene posted on facebook a crazy accusation that a number of notable jewish americans -- this is

have not sort of chosen to make their name, i wonder if they're looking at the marjorie taylor, greene the man, cases in seeing some upside, they're in pursuing that way of being a member of congress. >> quite possibly. certainly, congressman nails doing this on newsmax, this is essentially the tp channel that the trump base tunes into most often. he's speaking to that directly to that kind of person here. you put up on the screen some of the comments that were made to, olivia and this is particularly interesting cross section of the republican conference, because it includes mullin, includes congressman gun gal gonzales, you mentioned climbers man clyde, who is the first to epitomize this, he later was relieved as the men guarding the door. i want to put them in their own camp, quite a few of them have law enforcement experience. and they've leaned on that at times. to make somewhat even judgments. but not lately obviously. >> gonzalez is an interesting case, to you sort of viewed as a star who quite famously says that he's bowing, out and not running for reelection, in the reason he

lauren boebert, marjorie taylor greene. how would you describe the sort of faction that nehls is part of? nancy is a little different, those in the republican party that are attuned to the political dynamics you're indicating. they haven't been there for 25, 26 years where they have these independent bases of support. have not sort of chosen to make their name. i'm wondering if they're looking at the marjorie taylor greene and matt gates' and being that member of congress. >> quite possibly. i mean, certainly congressman nehls doing this on newsmax is meaningful. having replaced the tv channel that the trump base tunes into most often. he's speaking directly to that voter and that's important. but you put up on the screen some of the comments made to olivia and this is a particularly interesting cross section of the republican conference committee. it includes all the guys in that door and congressman clyde. i would sort of put them in their own camp because quite a few have law enforcement experience. they've leaned on tha

and you're getting either the performative vandal types, or the marjorie taylor greene types, and what's the distinction without a difference? >> i don't really know about parnell evans and the accusations they're, i want to put myself on the records there, i don't know what the accusations are. there are accusations against eric writings, let me just ask you this michelle, to tim's point. what you're seeing when you take a step back, aside from these individual moments, and the true down used to go, trump celebratory statement is, a very efficient machine that is borne of a whole bunch of things operating in parallel, trump, and fox, and the base. to just grind everyone out who is in that kind of way to produce a 200 proof, pure, complete monika faction as one of the two major parties in america over the coming next 2 to 3 years. >> going back to what's him said, i think a lot of people of thought the day after january 6th, there was such a reaction of people looking at the maga movement straight in the face and reacting in horror, and the risk stands a very brief sense that maybe the b

you will get more marjory stoneman douglass marjorie taylor greens who are playing the game. >> it's never clear to me why being in congress is a good job. it's never clear why some people see it as such a good job that you would sell your soul and your country to stay there. look, i think that people like adam kinzinger got elected at a time when they had a very different idea of what the republican base was. you're right that he is very conservative, but, you know, he is conservative in the way we used to think about republicans being conservative, right? he is very hawkish, kind of has, you know, concerned about fiscal policy. he is not a sort of populist culture warrior, and what the republicans have learned over the last, you know, five years now is that that's what the party cares about. all of that, you know, kind of captain america foreign policy stuff, all of that low taxes and, you know, kind of worrying about deficits. it's never been about that. it's always been about, you know, kind of culture war, grievances, and so once trump was able to articulate that, it's not that

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look at this tweet from marjorie taylor greene. she says that the white democrat president wants to pay reparations of $450,000 each, to her words, illegal immigrants, but totally snub democrat congresswoman sheila jackson lee's reparations bill for african-americans earlier this year. not building back better, joe. first of all, who asked you? since when is marjorie taylor greene the champion of black folks in this country? if she is concerned, take it to the house floor and introduce legislation that speaks to it. i'm concerned about horizontal hate here. why do they get it, and we don't get it. this is a probably in the community sometimes. >> it feels like the reparation olympics. who is going to get to the podium first? it's going to be what happened to the children and the families at the border. is it going to be the native americans? will it be black folks because we're waiting for 40 acres and a mule. i want the magical oprah, you get a car, you get a car. we all need the reparations. we all have been done wrong. we all ne

taylor greene a green is the highly controversial republican congresswoman, who has been blasted for her past support of conspiracy theories, including qanon she is scheduled to appear in san mateo county since she will not comply with san francisco's proof of vaccination requirement for large indoor events. >>kron four's catherine heated is live in the newsroom tonight with the latest on this controversy. catherine. >>yeah, what talk to both the chairman of the san francisco republican party and the san mateo county supervisor who has been a arguing that she should not visit the bay area. period board supervisor david canepa says that greene has spread misinformation about covid he argues her parents could turn into a security problem. he says that progressive protesters will likely show up things could escalate and he says he wants the event shut down. here's how gop chairman john dennis is responding. for some councilman in san mateo you okay. >>now no one showing anything down really begin to wonder about the san francisco republican party and their intentions and having someone

it was the marjorie taylor greens. in iowa, you had the governor, chuck grassley, members of congress. chuck grassley, and two other members of congress condemned trump. now they're too happy to sit up there and suck in the support from his base, and you don't have to be a story to get this. it's alarming when the party is defined by blind loyalty to their leader. what's trump's move next. it's alarming. the establish has come in and endorsed donald trump's lies. half of his speech was saying joe biden didn't even win the election. this is dangerous talk. >> barbara, let's talk about that dangerous talk that chuck grassley seemed to put to the side when he said listen, 91% of the republicans in iowa, and we saw that from the latest des moines register poll support the former president, the smart thing to do would be to accept that tendorsement. your reaction to seeing grassley on stage with the former president. >> as you know, i'm in the camp of adam kinzinger, and liz cheney in terms of supporting the january 6th com

one that was brought up by congresswoman liz cheney when marjorie taylor greene started berating cheney on the house floor this week. now, cheney has been ostracized by her party for standing against trump lies and for wanting to get to the bottom of the deadly insurrection on january 6th. green, well, she was described by one democratic congressman as seeming rather gleeful on that day, january 6th. though green denies it. either way ask yourself, which of these congresswoman is more likely to be given a speaking slot at the 2024 republican convention? a longtime republican official texted me after j.d. vance's tweet, quote, being a horrible person, he wrote, is now actually a job requirement in this party, unquote. i hope to god that that republican official is wrong. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. many "gps with fareed zakaria" is next. ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat your feet ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's a

michael, listen, marjorie taylor greene keeps asking for this smoke. so, yesterday, or the other day, not yesterday, she confronted liz cheney, her republican colleague, and congressman jamie raskin. she came up to him yelling about black lives matter and when are you going to have hearings on that. he said, yeah, we should have a hearing on kyle rittenhouse killing black lives matter activist. i honestly think this woman is begging for violence. she keeps confronting people and she wants to have that kind of exchange. i fear for the people on capitol hill because imagine a co-worker confronting you like you're a kid on the playground getting bullied. some day, somebody might give her the smoke she's asking for. >> you know, i kind of agree, but i like to look at marjorie taylor greene in another way. we try to say she's crazy, but she's really kind of a condensation of all the white people in america, what they're going through right now. we see american white people are going crazy. they're resorting to violence. they're going, calling the police on

i also caught up with marjorie taylor greene of georgia. there was drama with her on the house floor after she confronted two members of the january 6 committee, waving her hands and calling the vote on steve bannon a joke. so i tried to ask can congressman about that moment and here's what she told me. what about the con ffrontation with congresswoman cheney? >> she's a traitor. >> she's a traitor? >> yeah. >> how can you say that? >> pretty easy. >> when we caught up with greene a second time, she had more choice words for the january 6 committee. >> what was the rationale behind your vote? >> rationale behind my vote is i'm not self-absorbed like the rest of these jerks here in congress. they're all ignoring inflation. people can hardly buy food. because they're self-absorbed. all they care about is congress. they don't care about the american people. all you want to talk about is your trump derangement syndrome and all you want to talk about is january fth -- >> why protect bannon? >> because i care about american people. >> the intervi

like last week when according to jamie raskin, marjorie taylor greene screamed at liz cheney following the floor vote to hold steve bannon in contempt. there's a lingering question here, which is what are we doing here? what are we going to do about this? yesterday, aoc said that -- there is a resolution in congress to investigate and expel members who helped incite the insurrection. member of the house judiciary committee, he joins me now. it's good to have you, congressman. the, i think there's a key distinction, congresswoman uses planning in that tweet. cori bush's resolution says incitement. has it been cleared by members of congress? >> it's great to be on your show again. you know, there is a fine point and i think that that's why it's so important to conduct the investigation that cori bush and so many other colleagues called for early this year. i appreciate the reporting done by rolling stone. obviously there needs to be further investigation and of course this was the entire point of the select committee, which we had hoped would be done on a bipartisan basis earlier this ye

among them, no surprises for viewers of this program, marjorie taylor greene, matt gates, jim jordan and kevin mccarthy. we're back with miles taylor, the cofounder and executive director of renew america. david jolly is here. how do you get rid of kevin mccarthy? >> well, look, that's a really good question, nicole, and we'd like to do our best to make it happen but there's something that i'm going to say up front here. realistically, there are some members on this list that are in super safe districts that they're going to be very hard to defeat, but in the case of kevin mccarthy and steve scalise, the reason why we put them on this list is because what we think needs to happen is we need to deny them a republican majority. it's pretty unlikely we get mccarthy and scalise of the folks on that list out of congress, but at a minimum, we need to keep them out of the house majority. now, what i'll say is that when we look at what republican leaders in congress are doing to police their own ranks, we see them completely missing in action. so, kevin mccarthy and steve scalise have done a

marjorie taylor greene isn't going to convince anybody. glenn youngkin has the ability to convince millions of people that trump's crazy demands are actually reasonable. there are things we can go along with. there is nothing to fear here even though there is a great deal to fear. >> very important, especially when you put it like that. as mentioned, the ap and others are buying the line, at least referencing it. i don't know if you know the old riddle, what's the only thing larry kudlow will get off television for? do you know the answer? >> i don't know. >> to serve in the trump administration. he had a long career on television, including our sister network cnbc. i've been on air with him. he had a long time. then he was in the trump administration. now he's back on tv and larry in that role, keep in mind what you're about to see is him as a trump affiliated person, among other things, trying to press youngkin on this. you see the tension that really goes back to the point you're making of he doesn't want to commit. he wants to walk the

i've talked to marjorie taylor greene, the republican congresswoman from georgia. let's take a look. >> what was the rationale behind your vote? >> the rationale behind my vote is i'm not self-absorbed like the worst of these jerks. because they're self-absorbed. all they care about is congress. they don't care about the american people. all you want to talk about is your trump deraignment syndrome, and all you want to talk about is january 6th. >> why protect steve bannon? >> because i care about american people. >> but they are protecting steve bannon, aren't they, matthew? [ laughter ] >> of course. but actually the funny thing is about that is talk about a person that's projecting as more you could ever imagine. self-absorption, marjorie taylor greene doesn't even sit on a committee and he constantly holds these press things. talk about someone who's unwilling to admit reality at any point in time. the gop no longer, i can't find one, maybe liz cheney, and maybe adam kinzinger who are interested in actual public service and the idea of servant leadership of non

this is marjorie taylor greene on december 21st. >> just finished with the meetings. we had a great planning ceremony for the january 6th objection. we won't let this election be stolen by joe biden and the democrats. president trump won by a landslide. call your house reps. call your senators from your states. we've got to make sure they're on board. >> make sure they're on board. we don't know what that means. do you believe based on what we know from the conversations members may or may not have been having with the white house and team, do you believe people like marjorie taylor greene should be expelled? >> absolutely. absolutely. she should be expelled and any other congress member especially in the house. you know, the sitting -- the day of the insurrection, sitting barricaded in my office with my team, we put together a bill hrs 25 to investigate and expel those members of congress who participated in any way to overturn the election results and then also the actual insurrection. the fact that we have people like josh hawley, the senator from my state that rep

>> my response to marjorie taylor greene's comments frankly probably can't be aired on television. so i'll just move on and say that what she said is outrageous. it's a lie. the idea that she would give any sort of safe harbor or excuse to people who violently attacked the united states capitol, who beat police officers with american flags, the idea that she's somehow excusing that and saying that's what the founders wanted, that's -- it's disqualifying frankly for anyone who's expected to be writing or legislating, writing laws or legislating or governing. i was in the capitol as police officers were barricading up the doors, as these violent insurrectionists were banging on the doors and screaming, breaking the glass. you know, when we finally were able to get out of the house chamber after being there for the entirety of this siege on the capitol, there were police officers, npd officers, capitol police officers with just throngs of insurrectionists proned out on the ground because they had invaded the united states capitol. they were trying to stop us from certifying an electio

representative marie newman, i guess it's a continuation of the same conversation, marjorie taylor greene's manifestation of somebody who we didn't think with some kind of person to be elected congress, but people have to make their choice about where the elect, she represents memes and hatred and prop congress and you've been a target of, it your daughter's been a target of it. >> that's absolutely true, and i think we have to remember that it's indicative of who she is, not with the movement is about. she is all about hate, hate campaign, we often say in my office when we walk out we see a wall of hate, it's not just lgbtq plus, she's white supremacist, she's insurrectionist, she has a lot of hate. >> and that's a larger context, here, there used to be, you know this is a legislator the, used to be reasonable rational arguments that were happening, that were happening and should have been happening, between democrats and republicans about social policy about economic policy, that seems to be absent from the discussion. when i get for a straight conversation about the middle wage should be

that included marjorie taylor greene, lauren bober. paul goesar, mo brook, madison-- and lou gohmert. and we have indications-- indications that they were involved, they spoke at the event, they were billed as speakers at the prodes. goesar headlined a stop the stealed rally in arizona, but what they described with these members strategizing to help them pick state locations for protests that would target persuadable senators to join the objection and also going back and forth trading quote unquote evidence of suppod election fraud. obviously any of that would have been baseless but they described them as intimately involved in kind of plotting a grand show that day both at the ellipse and on the house floor. >> and representative gosar dangled this idea of a blanket-- explain that, part of an unrelated ongoing investigation but was also connected show to the events on january 6th. >> give ep that these are cooperating witnesses in an ongoing investigation about a violent crime i have granted anonymity. so i am not describing the other

i call it limericks for the here and now, marjorie taylor greene is a fountain of hatred and spleen. when she opens her trap, her fanatical crap can shatter a video screen. and there you see her characterized. >> can i tell you, john, i wanted to read that one, but that one particular word, i thought, you know, fcc and all of that. >> oh. >> may i offer one that i love? that's a ted cruz one. this is one because there's a great word in there. ted cruz, that ladaceuos baboon is the maestro of inopportune. with his state in deep freeze, this titan of sleaze, took his family off to cancun. >> alex jones as a fiendish ability to monetize rank imbecility. the best is tricks to use politics to sell cures for diminished virility. >> yep. that's another really good one. look, i mean, i'm enjoying laughing and smiling through this interview, but i want to talk about the last part. it was pretty chilling. the final offering, "dumpty's dream," a very long look, you take, john, at january 6th through trump's eyes. you end up examining the legacy of this day. here's a question. are you confident

that included marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, paul gosar, mo brooks, madison cawthorn, and louie gohmert. and we have already had some indications that these members were involved in the efforts to overturn the election. they spoke at the events at the ellipse. they were billed as speakers at this wild protest. gosar headlined a stop the steal rally in arizona. but what they specifically described was these members sort of strategizing to help them pick state locations for protests that would target persuadable senators to join the objection. and they were also going back and forth trading "evidence" of supposed election fraud. obviously, any of that would have been baseless. but they described them as intimately involved in kind of plotting a grand show that day, both at the ellipse and on the house floor. yamiche: and representative gosar dangled this idea of a blanket pardon. talk a bit about that, and explain that it was part of an unrelated ongoing investigation, but was also connected somehow to the events of january 6? hunter: given that these are cooperating witnesses in

marjorie taylor greene will be the guest speaker at this year's lincoln reagan dinner. it will take place november 6th. it's believed san francisco is out of the question because she hasn't shared her vaccination status. the exact location will be announced prior to the event. >>> octomonth. a new study finds screenings at san francisco general dropped by nearly 40% in 2020 compared to the year before. the largest drop was among african-american women. in that subset, younger women were most likely to miss their it screenings during the first stay at home order. women over 70 were most likely during the second stay at home order. the study's author says we still don't know the full impact of that. >> that's something that we're definitely worried about as a cabser doctor community and oncology community of whether we're going to see patients coming in with larger tumors or tumors a that have spread to other places because screening tests were lost. it is too soon to really know that. >> the american cancer society recommends women age 40 to 44 get an annual breast cance

she became a target of representative marjorie taylor greene after her daughter came out as transgender. representative newman, i guess it's a continuation of the same conversation, but marjorie taylor greene is the manifestation of somebody who we didn't likely think was the kind of person you elect to congress. but people get to make their choices about who they elect. she represents, i think it's fair to say, meanness and hatred in congress, and you've been a target of it, and your daughter's been a target of it. >> that's absolutely true, and i think we have to remember is that is indicative of who she is, not what the movement is about. she is all about hate, hate campaign. we often say in my office when we walk out, we see a wall of hate because it's not just lgbtq+ and transgender folks. it is she's a white supremacist. she's an insurrectionist. she has a lot of hate. >> and that's the larger context here that there used to be -- you know this as a legislator. there used to be reasonable, rational arguments that were happening and should have been happening between democrats and

look at you. >> jimmy: thank you. >> with your marjorie greene buff physique. >> jimmy: marjorie green taylor. >> where is the green? >> jimmy: i think it's in her heart. >> it's in her pocketbook because she's clearly not sober. >> jimmy: yes. well, listen, first of all, you destroyed any notion of canadians being the nicest people in the world already. [ laughter ] but i do want to wish you happy canadian -- do they call it canadian thanksgiving? >> we call it thanksgiving. >> jimmy: you just call it thanksgiving. >> and you know, some of the traditions are different. >> jimmy: like what? >> we stuff the turkey through the beak. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] >> and we don't -- we leave the potato whole. because to mash it requires aggression, and we can't do that. >> jimmy: and you don't have that. [ laughter ] >> you know, at one point, we all around the table say what we're thankful for, and then we're filled with apologies if it sounds like bragging. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you thankful for this year? >> well, we are -- listen to my voice now. we're very thankful for a lo

let's talk about what you wrote when it came to marjorie taylor greene. there is something it seems she is disagreeing with the former president on and that is voting. we know at the point, the former president at this point is urging republicans not to vote. of course, trying to continue to push this election lie. um, however, marjorie taylor greene is coming out against that. >> yeah. so, she basically -- she had this finding. she did an informal internal survey of her constituents, republicans in georgia and that found something that she found alarming. so, roughly 10% of republican voters were expressing a lack of confidence in the security of georgia's elections. specifically, 4% of them are saying they didn't think the elections are secure and wouldn't vote in future elections. and then, 6% were saying they were unsure whether their votes will be counted so what you have is a very significant chunk of the republican electorate, you know, in georgia that is saying they're not sure whether or not they trust the voting process at all. and i think what

taylor green for scheduling a fundraiser in san mateo county, san francisco. republicans are hosting a dinner next month with the georgia congresswoman as the keynote speaker. but because san francisco requires proof of vaccination for indoor events, the republican group says it plans to go to a secret location in san mateo county. instead the far right wing firebrand is an outspoken anti vaccine advocate, and at least one sam mateo county supervisor says that green is not welcome. san mateo county board of supervisors president david kennedy released this statement about greens planned visit, saying quote this is sneaky, sad and shameful, and i think the local gop should consider shutting this event down as it may turn into a safety issue as it is sure to draw progressive minded protesters who will want to shout her down. final sign off this evening to recommend both moderna and johnson and johnson vaccine boosters for certain populations. along with the fighter shot. the fda says vaccines will start to ship within hours of approval. only people 65 older and

. >> the basic thing you're taught in church, respect -- >> gop representative marjorie taylor greene's egregious behavior is embarrassing, a member of congress yelling at a colleague in public but sadly, not unusual anymore according to adam kinzinger. >> in congress, i've witnessed how division is heavily rooted. there is little to no desire to bridge our differences and unity is no longer a word we use. >> so, where do we go from here? where we go is really important. more important than ever. and when truth telling democracy defending republicans don't think there is a place for them in the party anymore, it's time for the gop to do real soul searching. think that will happen? i'll let you decide. >>> now, just four days to go until the election and very important election for governor in virginia, up next, the experts weigh in on a race too close to call tonight. >> watch what is happening around this country. this is no joke. you think they don't think watching this around the country think if we can take virginia, we can do this a lot of other places? don't let virginia be an exp

every nutty thing that marjorie taylor greene says needs to be broadcast. every nutty thing and dangerous thing that donald trump says needs to put out there. jonathan, to defeat this, because trump is not going away. sophia is right. all the conservatives and moderates and liberals have to come together to defeat it. we need to know every crazy, dangerous undemocratic thing these people say every day. >> can i push back? at the end of the day you're preaching to the choir. on msnbc and cnn and other networks, you have the same people. on that other network, they're not watching the segments and looking at joe and they don't care what we think. they think we're the lunatics. yes, i'm not saying we shouldn't talk about it. you know i agree that we should. i'm just saying that i'm more interested in what we do about it and how we do something that moves us forward so that we have two great political parties instead of just one party that we're all going to have to coalesce around and kind of for people like me, i mean, i was a republican for 20-some years. i'

. >>> last thing before we go tonight, marjorie taylor greene staying on brand has somehow compared the treatment of the 1/6 insurrectionists who the nazis who carried out the holocaust, just as she previously compared mask wearing to it. apologized for initial remarks after invited to visit the museum in washington where they explained it to her. this morning back to go-to material. >> you're not a domestic terrorist if you went to the capitol supporting president trump and caring about election integrity and not wanting to see fraud in our systems. what happened on january 6 was a riot and needs to be treated as so. people been locked up, held in solitary confinement and fbi and department of justice is hunting americans all over the country. people are going to be fed up with intimidation because we've seen it before in history books with the brown shirts and gestapo, in countries like russia. we see it now in china. >> then there's mike flynn. he loves talking about the holocaust as he did just this week. as you listen to this, remember please, this guy was the national security adv

taylor greene, all these people go along with this. what's been more interesting to watch, are the mainstream republicans who are not exactly the same they think the election was stolen, but saying with a wink and a nod, that they think that there is election fraud and that there ought to be something done about it. even though there is no evidence of that, there is no evidence of it on a wide systemic basis. but they're saying, well, the democrats sent off all these ballots in the mail that no one asked for, and we don't know what happened to these ballots. that is the way, if i were advising people to look for ways in which, the republican party is mainstreaming fringe attacks, that's when i would look at. because, they are basically saying that the election is stolen without saying the election is stolen. and that is going to be our political reality for the next two or three years. >> cynthia, back over to you, once and for all is there any scenario under which a former president in a non national security area can declare privileg

a number of our esteemed leaders weighed in on this today, including congressmonster marjorie taylor greene, who tweeted and then deleted this misspelled message, "happy colombus day!" she spelled columbus wrong. you can only imagine what would happen if she tried to spell indigenous. i would also like to wish a happy thanksgiving to our neighbors up north. today is canadian thanksgiving. and we give thanks to them, tonight, for our canadian guest, martin short. not of is -- only is he a canadian, did you know he's on the money up there? true. yeah. he's on the twenty. here, he's worth 16 bucks. donald trump is the subject of yet another tell-all book about his time in office. this one is called "betrayal: the final act of the trump show." it was written by jonathan karl. among the many not-so-surprising surprises in the book, karl says that during the riot on january 6th, donald trump was bragging about the size of the crowd that stormed the capitol. of course he was. is there anything this guy won't brag about? it's like bragging about the size of your tumor. someday he'll be looki

if republicans win with the types of marjorie taylor greene type of representatives, we know where kevin mccarthy is going to go with that, and they don't deserve to be able to control that branch of government. they don't deserve to be in government frankly when you're somebody who keeps talking about these outrageous conspiracy theories. the thing that's so worrying is that this challenge for the 2020 election, which was free, fair, safe, and accurate and over 60 court cases heard by judges, even some appointed by trump, said there's no "there" there. there was no large amount of, you know, of -- >> fraud. >> playing with ballots. there was no fraud. it just wasn't there. but still they do that, and that is to set up an ability to question the results in 2022 or 2024 if they don't like the outcome. and that's just not where we are. usually, you know, elections are hard fought, and people care a lot. i get that. i've been through them, and i've lost some and won some -- most. if you lose, you concede and you move on. that's the way we do it in our democracy. but this group, they're acol

. >> then there's republican congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene, who appeared to justify what happened on january 6th. >> january 6th was just a riot at the capitol. if you think about what our declaration of independence says, it says to overthrow tyrants. >> we even had a u.s. senator defending the use of nazi salutes at school board meetings at a form of protected free speech. >> i counted 20 incidents, sited, of the 20, 15 on their face are nonviolent. they involve things like insults. a nazi salute. that's one of the examples. my god, a parent did a nazi salute at a school board because he thought the policies were oppressive. >> i did not see that coming. i'm starting to think the problem with ted cruz is not that he went to cancun. it's that he came back, but i digress. the other item that doesn't square with tucker's premise is that the trump team was plotting to overturn the election as it was planning that stop the steal rally on january 6th. one of trump's legal advisers at the time, john eastman, wrote the memo on how the president could throw out state election votes. he h

taylor greene, who is a freshman congressman from georgia, of course, who doesn't have any committees, she tweets a lot i guess. she approached you and liz cheney, i believe, what happened? >> first she started shouting at me, when are you going to start investigating the violence at black lives matter protests, i said you know we really should look into kyle rittenhouse and the two people he killed, and the other by aligns that were jammed up -- against black lives matter. and then she began to mix it up, i couldn't follow all of it, obviously it's been a continuing conversation there, the part that i caught was when congresswoman greene was saying something to the effect of, she never said that about jewish space lasers, that was made up by the media. >> i just want to be clear here, she never used the phrase jewish space lasers, she said that the california wildfires may have been started by space lasers, possibly under control the what rothschild family. just to be clear on what she said there. just want to be sure that claim is clear. >> i think she is pressing that same point. >

there is just a flap right now on the house floor between marjorie taylor green and liz cheney, marjorie taylor green calling cheney a joke. that kind of interaction -- you couldn't fathom that happening ten years ago. it's really gotten to a real low at this point. i also just want the note there is a lot of news coming in here, jamie herrera butler has also now voted in support of going forward with -- you know, turning over bannon to the contempt resolution. not necessarily surprising, another republican moderate who has had some issues with how kevin mccarthy, the leader of republicans has been leading that chamber. >> let's stop on that, anna palmer. she became a really important witness in the impeachment trial. over in the senate she released a statement and really i think was one of the first to put her name to what she understood kevin mccarthy had communicated about during the insurrection. so much of what liz cheney has communicated about kevin mccarthy's importance as a witness. and list cheney has gone so far as to say he should be subpoenaed, if he doesn't testify it is abo

we see politicians like marjorie taylor greene raising money off platforms that host symbols like this we have denounced. we need politicians to to stand up and speak out against it, not aoe equivocate, not wink and nod at supporters, which is what is happening, why this continues to grow. >> leveraging hate. people should think about when that has happened in our world history before. leveraging hate for their own political gains. i want to read the response from herschel walker's campaign, which did cancel the event. the walker campaign says herschel opposes hatred and bigotry in all forms. despite the fact that the apparent intent behind the graphic was to condemn government vaccine mandates, the symbol used is very offensive and does not reflect the values of herschel walker or his campaign. is that enough. >> no. it is mealy mouthed. we are seeing state-level races, in virginia recently, with imagery of gold coins next to a jewish candidate. with fund-raisers where neo nazi. we need leaders to speak up and speak out. if they don't do it, they are supporting this trend. and that ca