. >> nancy mace as our guest. we will put the numbers on the screen divided by political affiliation. dial in and we will get to those right away that a little bit about the representative. mace is the first woman to graduate from the college in south carolina. she's a member of the transportation infrastructure committee and represents the charleston and hiltonto head island areas of that state. let's take your calls in arlington, texas on the independent line. you are on with nancy. >> the republican party is nothing more than an accepted fascist movement. people came after the civil war and have nothing invested in the institution of democracy they only use it as an oppressive measure. also i would like to correct the congresswoman when she said we received a tax cut under president trump. i never received a tax cut. my taxes were higher than under president obama. twenty-eightht to 62 on the agif $127,000. so she's incorrect when she says that right wing propaganda. >> there is a lot for her to work on there.

host: nancy mace is our guest. we will get to your calls right now. we will put the numbers on the screen divided by political affiliation. you can dial in and we will get to those right away. a little bit about representative mace, she is the first woman to graduate from the citadel military college in south carolina magna cum laude. she is a member of transportation and infrastructure committee and represents the charleston and hilton head island areas of that state. let's take you calls -- your calls. one week in arlington -- malik in arlington, texas. caller: i would like to say that the republican is nothing more than a fascist movement. they are comprised of people after the end of the civil war. the only use democracy as an oppressive measure against ethnic minorities. i would like to correct the congresswoman when she said we received a tax cut under president trump. we never received a tax cut. in fact, my taxes were higher under president trump than under president obama. 28.862 on $8,000. she is incorrect when she says it is nothing more th

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south carolina congresswoman nancy mace wants to legalize marijuana at the federal level. we have no federal framework for cannabis being legal in this country. it's sort of insane past efforts have failed in congress but may says her bill is different. >> give states more control. >> we want the federal government to stay out of it as much as really let the states take the lead on what they've already been doing for 25 years. her states reform act would not only legal was marijuana, but it would make it tax like alcohol and tobacco. i think the bill does the right thing in terms of. >> treating cannabis like alcohol and putting it in the appropriate federal jurisdiction. >> under this legislation. those convicted on nonviolent cannabis charges would also have the records expunged. >> it would allow those that were serving today that are strictly cannabis in federal prison for that they will be released. >> gary has says legalizing marijuana would help veterans

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joining me now, nancy mace from south carolina. good to have you with us this afternoon, congress woman. it's interesting the note that we heard from congress woman jayapal that said she wants prescription pricing and immigration sorted out in the house bill on your side of the building there. then she said this. >> we'll be happy to vote both of the bills, the infrastructure bill and the build back better bill through the house and i'm hoping that can happen as soon as tomorrow or the next day. we're ready to get this transformational change to people. >> martha: sounds like there's going to be a vote in her mind. is that what you're hearing? >> we're not hearing that. i think congress woman jayapal is high as a kite right now. finally we have a -- >> martha: what do you mean by that? >> they want to have additional immigration in the bill. we haven't had time to make all of these modifications,

if it is a threat, though, nancy mace, not scared by it. she responded by saying that this is the equivalent of greene tattling to the principal's office because she can't stand stand on her own two fight. the gop is wrestling with islam phobic, and bigoted resident rim its party. kevin mccarthy has worked behind the scenes. he tried to broker a meeting between lauren boebert and ilhan omar, and called nancy mace today and spoke to her by phone amid this feud with marjorie taylor greene. he does not want to be focus on the infighting, he wants to focus on the biden agenda and bring back the majority. he's trying to bring the temperatures down, but it's not working. it's playing out on twitter in realtime. >> there's a new video that has emerged of lauren boebert talking about ilhan omar back in september, though. >> this is a pattern of islam phobic and bigoted language and lauren boebert. it's not a one off incident. take a look at this video. >> one of my staffers on his first day with me got into an elevator in the capitol. and in that e

i want to play the sound of another republican freshman woman nancy mace of south carolina asked about lauren boebert's comments this weekend. >> i have time after time condemned my colleagues on both sides to have the aisle for racist tropes and remarks that i find disgusting, and this is no different than any others. >> reporter: now, for that comment that might seem a little innocuous for pushing back at all against this bigotry from representative boebert, nancy mace faced serious pushback twitter from margely taylor green, others on the far right, and there's an internal war against republicans. i raise this because this is a part of very serious personal attacks, rhetoric happening from our lawmakers we know is affecting people in the real world and it is a split among republicans. nancy mace is putting herself out there and she's standing up for what shsaid, this is bigotry and she's not backing down. >> woodruff: more and more instances like this. >> reporter: unfortunately, yes. >> woodruff: lisa desjardins, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. >> woodruff: it is the eve of

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well, rep nancy mace did not appreciate that initially tweeting this in response. yes. that is a bat emoji, poo emoji and a clown emoji. i'll let you figure out the message on your own and mace wasn't finish there had and said your, instead of you're, while i'm correct you i'm a fiscal conservative attacked by the left all weekend as i often am as i defied china while in taiwan. what i'm not is the a religious bigot or racist. you might want to try that over there in your little league. this all started, remember, with boebert suggesting her democratic colleague representative ilhan omar could be a suicide bomber, and boebert refused to apologize for that in a call with omar where boebert claimed she was a, quote, strong christian woman. okay. let's unravel all of this. i'm joined now by cnn analyst gloria borger. where are the adults in congress, gloria? >> i don't know. i think they are hiding in the basement, but they are certainly not out front in the republican party, and the person i'm talking about is kevin mccarthy who happens to be the leader of the republicans

joining us now is south carolina republican congresswoman, nancy mace. congresswoman, welcome to sunday morning futures. appreciate it. >> thank you. good morning, jason, thanks for having me on. jason: what president trump tried to put in a travel ban he was widely criticized, saying it was all these different phobias and it wouldn't work. now that joe biden is doing it as president, is that the right public policy and will it make a difference? >> right, the crazy part is when president trump did this he was labeled as racist but when president biden does it it's seemingly entirely okay. that is the problem with politics and a lot of the mainstream media coverage today, on social media, they don't treat republicans and democrats equalitily. it is -- equally. it is sound policy. we don't know a lot of about omicron. we know it can transfer over person to person whether vaccinated or not worse than delta variability. i would like to see more data. i think it would be important to making policy decisions related to travel. it is the right decision right n

joining us congresswoman nancy mace from house transportation. we heard from the truck driver that the woman who was running her own business has to move out-of-state, out of california. the white house is more focused on their spending plan and not the supply chain crisis? we have the inflation at the highest in three decades. now truckers being put out of business. what do you say? >> it is totally crazy. we have not addressed our supply chain crisis in an appropriate manner at all. when biden is talking about more spending, more spending is only contributing to our inflation woes and then to pay for all of this spending you have got to have more taxes. of course that contributes to inflation as well. i just don't understand the calculus here because it is not working clearly. things are only getting worse and more expensive for all of america. elizabeth: you know what is happening is, working class families and senior citizens on a fixed income pensions, their pension power is getting eroded. outside of biden, democrats lost seats in 2020. the

with my iphone yeah, more racism, and nancy mace fires back. i'm correcting you, i'm a pro-life fiscal conservative and what i'm not is not a bigot and you might want to try that out in your little league. >> the thing is, yes, you have lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene, but you also have former president trump. i remember being at rallies with trump where he would just put up ilhan omar's face and the crowd would go crazy screaming dish was at rally where he said that omar should go back to where she came from, so this is not something that is coming just from these kinds of fringe members. this came from the leader of the party who never apologized for any of those things that he said. >> let's be clear here as well. this kind of rhetoric and behavior isn't just happening because of the inaction and silence of the republican leaders like kevinman car think today. it's because of their inaction and silence during president trump's time in office and while he was campaigning for president, when he was talking about banning muslims from

host: nancy mace is our guest. we will get to your calls right now. we will put the numbers on the screen divided by political affiliation. you can dial in and we will get to those right away. a little bit about representative mace, she is the first woman to graduate from the citadel military college in south carolina magna cum laude. she is a member of transportation and infrastructure committee and represents the charleston and hilton head island areas of that state. let's take you calls -- your calls. one week in arlington -- malik in arlington, texas. caller: i would like to say that the republican is nothing more than a fascist movement. they are comprised of people after the end of the civil war. the only use democracy as an oppressive measure against ethnic minorities. i would like to correct the congresswoman when she said we received a tax cut under president trump. we never received a tax cut. in fact, my taxes were higher under president trump than under president obama. 28.862 on $8,000. she is incorrect when she says it is nothing more th

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with rerepublican congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina. congresswoman mace, we saw the director of the cbo state that building this irs army would only bring in 125 billion, not 480 billion. that is 275 billion deficit. that is drop in the bucket compared to the one trillion dollars if you make permanent the child tax credits which we know the goal is. you talk to your colleagues across the aisle. will the moderates take a stand here? will it breeze through the house, just one person maybe two standing in the way? >> it is hard to say at this point. i'm talking with my friends and allies on the other side of the aisle. i can tell you that i believe moderate democrats are fearful what the cbo score is saying right now. we know 1.75 price tag as you mentioned really isn't. it is much higher than that when you look at the longevity and length of times the programs will consume an amount of money. we were told it wouldn't add to the debt. it is going to. it will hurt the deficit and spending as you know well know, charles, will add to our infl

. >> there's also these public jabs happening between marjorie taylor greene and nancy mace. bring us up to speed on what happened here because there were emojis involved, and where the republican leadership stands. >> this all comes back to those comments that colorado republican congresswoman made, the islamophobiaic remarks about omar. nancy mace ended up criticizing those comments and marjorie taylor greene came in and said and called nancy mace the trash of the republican conference and you ended up seeing in an emoji kind of expletive way, mace respond back to marjorie taylor greene and you know, we often talk about the divide even in this post trump republican party of you know the kinsingers and liz cheneys of the world, but this fight also showing you some of these divisions are even deeper and if republicans take congress after 2022, this could be tricky. >> appreciate you joining us. tomorrow, the supreme court will hear arguments in the most consequential abortion case in the last three decades. the court is going to look at the effort to outlaw abortion after 15

here to answer that question, nancy mace of south carolina who introduced that bill. congresswoman, good morning to you. thank you for your time. and i understand you've managed to wrangle a number of republican co-sponsors as well so far. so what's been your pitch for this bill to your party? >> well, so far this is a bill, the state's reform act that brings together elements from previous pieces of legislation filed by republicans but also democrats. i believe no matter party or political affiliation, there's something in here for everyone. and there are a number of republicans. we have five original co-sponsors and we're going to get a few more. this will be a bipartisan piece of legislation. the number one thing i want folks to know is this is a turn-key federal tax and regulate policy and bill that would allow if you're legal, whatever level you're legal in your state, you stay that way. florida has medical, the bill recognizes every state is different. it would allow the federal government to tax it, regulate, get out of the way and let states do what they're al

fair and balanced, south carolina republican nancy mace, kind enough to join us. congresswoman, this notion that there might be gouging going on and that is part of what we're seeing, do you agree with that? >> it's hard to say, neil, what is actually happening, whether it's gouging or supply chain issues. we know we have massive supply chain issues. i had a friend call me from a coffee shop where the coffee ran out. what we're seeing is deeply troublesome in the economy. >> neil: if the coffee rain out at my shop, it would be an act of war. it's a second issue. >> it's crazy. >> neil: what is going on here? the 11 democratic senators wrote a letter to the president that he should tap the reserve. what did you make of that? >> obviously i think that's the wrong move right now. we're seeing sky rocketing inflation, more spending than we've ever seen in our nation's recent history. we're not making healthy decisions for a healthy economy and healthy jobs in this country. whether we're talking about infrastructure, which doesn't do much for roads and bridges -- >> ne

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i mean, nancy mace, governor hu hutchisson, i've talked to a number of republicans, nobody goes into public office to then have to turn around and spend a huge chunk of their time defending, you know, comments from people who are dumber than a bag of hammers. if you think that this is your job as a congress person, to make up a story and tell a joke, i mean, it is not what most people i know go into politics for. they all believe it's garbage and beneath the republican party and by the way i think most people believe this decreases our chances of winning elections. and so if you're not in public service for the purpose of passing laws, making changes, winning elections, so you could pass more laws, then what the nell are you doing? >> right. >> and i think that is most what republicans see it and everybody wants republicans to win the midterms and take back the white house and i think most people believe that if the boebert model is one the we're going to follow, the chances of doing one or both go down drastically. >> well let's see what kevin mccarthy does. let's see if she is ostr

mace crit criticize lauren boebert's comments so marjorie taylor greene takes a shot at her. >> the congresswomen are in opposite parties, but this isn't about party. this is about decency. this is about morality. this is about what is wrong and right in setting the tone and the tenor for what should be appropriate discourse. and that is gone. that is completely gone within the realm of politics right now, and it is because there is not only no shame in saying these outrageous things like effectively calling your fellow member of congress a terrorist, they are applauded for it in their very small silos of the world. and so they are encouraged to keep going. and there's no other example than the one you showed which is that even fellow republicans, new republicans like nancy mace of south carolina, she's not exactly a liberal, just the opposite, she's saying this is wrong. >> as you say, it's about respect. your point is a smart one, that this is not accidental for some to seek political advantage in this, forgetting in the process they're all americans. dana bash, than very much. >>

this is representative nancy mace of south carolina. here she is one part of the day when she was on fox and the other part of the day when she was on cnn talking about vaccines. >> one of the things the cdc has not done and no policy maker at the federal level has done so far is taken into account what natural immunity does. in some studies that i've read, natural immunity gives you 27 times more production against future covid infection than a vaccination and so we need to take all of the science into account and not selectively choosing what science to follow when we are making policy decisions. i've been a proponent of vaccinations and wearing masks when we need to. i've run ads encouraging my district to go and get vaccinated and when we have these variants and spikes to take every precaution from washing hands to wearing the n 95 or kn 95 masks. >> shouldn't she be smart enough to know people can watch both channels and find out what you said on the other one -- >> has she never heard of the twitter machine or google? it's obvious

marjorie taylor greene butted in defending boebert and called her conservative colleague nancy mace, quote, trash in the gop conference after mace condemned boebert's hateful comments on cnn sunday. that's a lot to talk about. we're going to continue to discuss this. there's so much back and forth it's kind of hard to keep track. but i'll keep going. so mace has been hitting back at greene all day. and i want to show a tweet where she first of all corrected greene's spelling of "your." without you're. and mace wrote, i'm a pro life fiscal conservative who was attacked by the left all weekend as i often am. as i defied china will in taiwan, while i'm not as -- i'm not -- what i'm not say religious bigot or racist. you might want to try that over there in your little league. she also tweeted this. we're going to put this up on the screen and i think you can see what it is up there. i see what it is. a bat and in the middle, i won't say it and then crazy. and then she went on fox business this afternoon and said this. >> make no mistake. marjorie taylor greene is a liar. she's crazy. sh

will: congresswoman nancy mace. pete: 13 republicans made their job a lot more difficult, congresswoman. it would be nice if the caucus could hold together on stuff like this. >> absolutely. pete: i know did you your part. grateful to have you on this morning. congresswoman nancy mace, thank you so much. >> thank you. rachel: does the cbo score how many jobs will be lost as we do all this climate? pete: there is usually -- i don't know who does that i have seen figures like that come out in the past on other bills. rachel: we can ask former congressman sean duffy when he comes on later about that. pete: does anybody have his phone number? rachel: we do. we will call him up right now. let's call on chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for weather forecast. rick? good morning. rick: good morning. things are going to be getting a little bit better. really cold for a lot of this week. temps still cool this morning in the 30's across a lot of the ohio valley. kind of the coldest spot. we are going to be watching warm up. l

nancy mace on fox news touting natural immunity. then as you correctly point out nancy mace on cnn the same day as the fox appearance saying she is always been a fan of vaccines. watch? one of the things the cdc has not done and no policy maker at the federal level has done taking into account what natural immunity does. in some studies i have read natural immunity gives you 27 times more protection against a future covid infection than a vaccine. we need to take all the science into account and not selectively choosing what science to follow when we are making decisions. >> i am a proponent of vaccinations and wearing mask when you need to. i wrote an op ed to my community, i worked with our state department of health. i have run ads encouraging my district to go and get vaccinated. >> claire, it proves your point perfectly. but i guess just jump into this. i mean, what does it say that she has to go lie on one network about natural immunity being where it's at. and then i don't know what makes her tell something truthier on cnn. s

south carolina congresswoman nancy mace was part of the dell doing. -- delegation. >> the chinese embassy pushed back strongly against every member on that trip, demanding we don't visit taiwan, i don't get permission from communist china to do anything, we ignored their demands and we went to taiwan anyway. molly: let's bring in former senior advisory to state department, kyron thank you for joining us. we appreciate your take on things. you had a chance to listen -- >> thank you. molly: you had a chance to listen to representative, saying she does not take her orders from china, this is the third trip that u.s. lawmakers made, a bipartisan trip. is it effective what they are doing the message they are sending? >> i think this is incredibly effective, i hope they continue to do it and put pressure on white house as much as on chinese government, because the bipartisan groups that make these journeys to taiwan, actually speak with clarity and resolve. and a commitment to the shared value that u.s. has with taiwan, fem democracy and a commitment to freedom. this needs to continue to happen

todd: nancy mace says the massive government spending will continue until republicans take the wheel. >> i believe until republicans are in the majority in 2022 and i believe that will happen, it will be significant, we will win at least two dozen seats or more. it will be incumbent upon us to try to he reverse some of the policies that will be created in this and that will be difficult to do if it goes through but thank god for senator manchin and senator sinema at this point, they may be the last line of defense on this thing and we've got to give them the support and continue to show why this spending is so bad. todd: republicans need a net gain of five seats in the house to take back the majority. carley: iran nuclear talks are set to he resume today after a six month long hiatus. the u.s. delegation isn't even allowed in the room. todd: greg palkot live for us in london with the latest. greg, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd, carley. negotiations reviving the stalled iran nuclear talks are resuming but there is little sign of success. officials are meeting about the

republicans let congresswoman nancy mace from south carolina, whose state gets a d-plus in 2021, from infrastructure report card.org, on the day of the infrastructure vote in the house, she tweeted about flooding in her district and the risk of flood damage in places like charleston. saying, quote, we need to tackle this problem head on. but instead of tackling this problem head on, the congresswoman voted against the bill. >> this $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill isn't true infrastructure. if we're going to do infrastructure, let's do infrastructure. truly, for me, this was really hyperpartisan, not a bipartisan bill. >> south carolina is set to get a reported $6 billion to help fix these problems. and then there's kentucky, that is a state that has a c-minus from infrastructurereportcard.org, and home to the brit spence bridge which connects northern kentucky to cincinnati, ohio. past presidents have tried to do something about the gridlock tied to the bridge for years. president obama went there in 2011 when he tried to pitch infrastructure. and earlier this year, at a cnn town ha

nancy mace is joining us from north carolina. she is weighing in on what happened this week while lawmakers were gone from washington. those were the comments from lauren boebert. ilhan omar, they said she could be a suicide bomber. are you surprised that's something we're not seeing more widespread in the republican party right now? >> i am. perhaps this is why matthew doesn't want to get into politics. in that sense i can't blame him. he's a creative genius and i love the guy. that's how broken politics is. if people can't stand up and say, this is wrong, especially when it's in your own party. have you to police your own team first. when people are unl willing to do that. let me be specific, kevin mccarthy. i'm glad congresswoman may stood. the leader of that party, i use that very judiciously, but alleged leader is kevin mccarthy who has done nothing on this. he's refused to stand up to the extremists. to call him the republican leader, by the way, is like an oxymoron. it's like jumbo shrimp or adult male. two words don't go

congresswoman nancy mace says biden can switch sides easily with the help of the media. >> when president trump did this he was labeled as racist. when president biden does it it's seemingly entirely okay. that is the problem with politics in a lot of the mainstream media coverage today and social media, they don't treat republicans and democrats equally. todd: biden's ban on travel from certain countries in africa goes into effect today. this morning we are getting deeper understanding of hunter biden's business ties with beijing. carley: new york post columnist miranda divine said he was offered a $30 million deal to help a chinese linked energy company. joe concha, fox news contributor, joins us now to react. to the big question here, why this matters. because the media isn't covering this story. clearly they think that it's sketchy. so tell listeners right now why this is so important to understand. >> sure, carley. 30 million, by the way, for that thing. was that the one the old lady dropped off the boat in titanic? my god, my wife is going to have words with me as she looks at her w

mayse for condemning boebert's comments nancy mace is the trash of the g.o.p. conference. you can back up off of lauren boebert or just go hang with your real gal balls the jihad squad. omar has her own history of making controversial comments many of which condemned being called anti-semitic. house democratic leadership is calling on minority leader kevin mccarthy to take action over boebert's comments. keep in mind, if democrats choose to censure boebert as they did with representative paul gosar, this could put them in a tricky tit-for-tat situation especially republicans take back the house as early as next year, bret. >> bret: something to watch. aishah hasnie up on capitol hill. thanks. tomorrow is a huge day at the u.s. supreme court. justices will hear arguments about a mississippi abortion law. it's possible their eventual ruling could overturn one of the most controversial and talked about decisions in the court's history. correspondent david spunt reports tonight from the supreme court. >> [chanting] >> nearly half a century after women were granted

taiwan is a red line for china, isa, which makes this tweet from representative nancy mace upsetting. i'm on twitter. we couldn't get it to load. it said, just touched down in the republic of taiwan. there is no republic of taiwan. it's called the republic of china. it's known as taiwan colloquially, but when you say republic of taiwan, that would be tantamount to taiwan declaring its formal independence which even though it has its own military and democratically elected government, they have never gone so far as to formally declare their independence from the mainland because in the eyes of beijing that could be tantamount to an act of war. so these u.s. lawmakers representing the united states and taiwan need to be a little more careful about the things that they say regarding a very sensitive issue of cross strait relations. >> i'm pretty sure that's going to ruffle some feather in baze jing. will ripley there for us in hong kong. thanks very much, will. good to see you. >>> i want to bring you some breaking news coming into cnn now. israel has recorded its first case of the new b

joining us now is someone who voted against censuring gosar, nancy mace. she is a republican from the state of south carolina. congresswoman, thank you so much for joining me this morning. the video depicting him killing a member of congress, why are you okay with that? >> i'm not okay with that. the video is disgusting. it is reprehensible and should have already taken responsibility for it and apologized. not only to aoc but every member of congress. someone is going to get hurt. i'm someone who gets threats from the far right and the far left. i also respect the constitution and the constitution says that we got to follow the rules of the house and the house rules say there has to be an investigation. and has to have involvement from the ethics committee and the office of congressional ethics. that hasn't been done yet. and i also, if this were strictly a condemnation vote or a sure vote, the outcome would have been different. there would have been more republican support. because it included shifting the assignments this is different. it hasn't been do

congresswoman nancy mace is pushing back on president biden's plan as well as saying it includes funding for more i.r.s. agents to monitor american's bank accounts. >> $80 billion for 89,000 new agents to spy on our bank accounts. it has been tried in socialist countries and doesn't work. the fact we'll continue to do this rather than reform our tax policy to make it more friendly and easy to use. rather than a flat tax we'll hire new agents to spy on our bank accounts and it is unamerican. >> harris: the build back better plan includes that funding for more than 80,000 agents which would allow for more than a million additional audits every year. nearly half of them likely to affect families earning fewer than $75,000 a year. so they say oh, it is to target the rich. they are going after everybody. >> absolutely they are and they'll go back years and years and that's where they believe they will cover the gap in their costs which cbo hasn't scored which isn't a good score but ultimately everyone acknowledges the bill supposed to be 1.7 trillion is actually closer to 4 or 5 when you get

az nancy mace a south carolina republican a moderate had to say on our air over the weekend. >> we have a responsibility to lower the temperature and this does not do that. i didn't come to congress to throw bombs on twitter, to take advantage of people by saying crazy things to raise money or to be a comedian. i'll leave comedy to dave s chappell. >> you condemn the comment? >> 100% absolutely. >> reporter: so clearly republicans are starting to get fed up with some of the extreme behavior by some of their gop colleagues. i also heard from a moderate house republican over the weekend who said they're worried if marjorie taylor greene and boebert become the face of the party it will undermine their efforts to win back the majority. despite frustrations in the gop, there is little appetite to punish boebert. you saw kevin mccarthy over the weekend try to turn the temperature down and play courig between boebert and omar. and there's concern if they punish someone who apologized for remarks and trying to make am amends. some democrats are pushing for action including ilhan omar. that is a

sarah james a democrat from california and a republican nancy mace making it from south carolina making it a bipartisan delegation. but what all these members are saying in effect is they want to show support for taiwan in a time when the tension between china and taiwan is very escalated, in fact, there was a response from china of conducting military exercises near taiwan. so things are very fraught right now. the united states has gone kind of back and forth a little on the degree to which taiwan and china, president biden said recently on another network the u.s. is committed to protecting taiwan. the white house walked that back a bit. replicated its policy of strategic ambiguity. there is no strategic ambiguity, but really what that means is that the united states doesn't want to tell china exactly how far it would or would not go to protect taiwan. >> one of the members traveling on this delegation, got an interesting letter from the embassy on this. >> yeah. nbc news got a piece of that letter from our office and basically what the chinese said to her through their embassy was,

there was a lawmaker from south carolina, representative nancy mace, who actually tweeted something that is incredibly provocative from the beijing point of view because she said right after they landed, we just landed in the republic of taiwan. alex, you know all too well, there is no republic of taiwan. it's called the republic of china, officially. to say that is especially tantamount to taiwan declaring its formal independence, which china has said is a red line and could provoke military action. u.s. lawmakers need to be careful with their language conducting these trips. >> xi jinping in his virtual summit with biden recently, a couple days ago, said it would be playing with fire to be more involved. will rip lpley, thank you very much. here to discuss both of these stories is cnn political analyst and "washington post" columnist josh rogan. thanks for being with me. >> great to be with you. >> let's start with ukraine. ukraine's president making this incredible claim that russia, a group of russian and ukrainians are behind a plot to stage a coup next month. what do you make of th

out front now, congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina. congresswoman, i appreciate having you back on the show. >> of course, thank you for having me. >> so let's start with this. i know you didn't vote to censure gosar, you didn't like the precedent of it. only two republicans did vote for that. you've been clear about the video, though, that he posted. you called it disgusting. you warned, your words, that someone is going to get hurt. now you have president trump coming out and endorsing gosar and his behavior, his record. what do you say to that? >> well, i just learned about that on your program, of course. what congressman gosar did, and i understand tonight that after the machinations of that vote that he then retweeted the same video. and i find it reprehensible, it's disgusting. i stand by my condemnation. i have condemned ed republicand democrats alike. i've been a victim of political violence. i had someone spray paint my house last summer, my car was keyed last year. congressman gosar owes aoc an apology. it's the far right an

this one might be open to debate, if you will, because we don't have clear science, but this is nancy mace, congresswoman from south carolina saying everybody should just calm down about the vaccines because in places where people aren't vaccinated they might be protected. >> one of the things the cdc has not done and no policy-maker at the federal level has said so far is take into account when natural immunity does and that may be what we see in florida today. some studies that i've read natural immunity gives you 27 times more protection than vaccination so we need to take all the science into account and not selectively choosing what science to follow when making poll sill decisions. >> there is an israeli study that raise some questions about that to give the congresswoman some due. the cdc says, yes, if you have covid you have natural immunity for some time but cdc says the date sax that you should get a vaccine because you get longer term protection from that. again -- >> play out the public health policy that emerges from the idea of everyone having natural immunity. are we go

congresswoman nancy mace says trump and president biden made the right decision. >> when president trump did this it was labeled racist. when president biden did it, it seems perfectly okay. that's the problem with coverage today, they don't treat republicans and democrats equally. i would like to see more data. i think that would be more in making policy decisions related to travel but it is the right decision right now. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris said no more travel bans are expected at this time and that right now the administration feels that it has done what was necessary but dr. fauci said all of this is evolving in he real-time and as we've seen over the last 24 hours, countries are imposing stricter measures to try contain this virus. the u.k. ramping up testing and israel shutting down borders to foreigners entirely after a single case of omicron was he detected in that country. mollie. molly: very swift worldwide effort underway. jacqui heinrich live for us from nantucket. thank you. we'll have more on the medical side of the new omicron strain with dr. peter hot

we spoke with congresswoman nancy mace earlier today. she was still undecided. sorting through some of that. we'll keep an eye on if there are any other crossovers. but the bottom line is this will pass with the democratic majority, pamela. and it's the first time we've seen a censure vote going through in ten years. it was ten years ago democrats censured their own, congressman charlie rangel for multiple ethics violations. and what is unique about a censure vote which is the most severe punishment they can put forth in the house of representatives. it is symbolic. but what is unique about it is that paul gosar will stand in the well of the house once this passes and it will be read to him. which is a unique part of this. another part of this resolution would strip gosar from the two committees on which he serves. one of which, the very powerful house oversight committee. he also serves on with congresswoman ocasio-cortez. so you heard from her earlier. you also heard from congressman gosar, really doubling down. we have yet to hear a public apology from him. a