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good evening, i am erin burnett. the triumph of maga. two of the most controversial republicans in congress kicking off their america's first tour with a rally for trump voters. they are the support of the republican party. two of the former president's accolades. matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene. you are looking at greene live right now. gaetz is under investigation from the sex trafficking with a minor. >> make no mistake this election was stolen from you and me and the country. >> we know this is really been a stolen election. >> an election that was stolen. >> so as you can imagine. trump likes people who carried

that lie a whole lot. >> matt gaetz is a great man and gentleman. what a future he'll have. >> this one, i never would want to have her as my enemy. marjorie taylor greene. >> she's so unbelievable. >> with his full endorsement, other republicans are getting in line. matt gaetz raised a huge sum, $1.8 million and marjorie greene raising eing even more at $1.2 million. donors happy to give. the doj is also investigating whether gaetz used cash or drugs in dealings with young women. that's all okay. it is important to note that this investigation began under

trump's attorney general, bill barr. as for marjorie taylor greene, well, let her speak for herself. >> the so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon. it is odd, there is never any evidence shown for the plane in the pen gom. there is an islamic invasion into our government office right now. >> i can't believe that she's saying it is all false. like i said greene and gaetz have the full support of gop leadership with all. kevin mccarthy says he spoke to gaetz and gaetz said he's innocent so that's the end of that. for greene,she was stripped of her committee assignments by democrats. mccarthy voted in favor of her keeping them. sullivan is out front in florida where gaetz and greene are speaking tonight. you have been speaking to people

who arrived at that rally and people are believing everything they are going to hear. what are they telling you? >> reporter: yes, erin, a lot of activities in this evening. you may be able to hear. there are some biden supporters here who's trying to shout down as some trump supporters of gaetz and greene who are unable to get into this event because it is over capacity. what greene and gaetz here are cashing in on the big lie. people are coming here to hear them speak. they believe it and they want to believe the lie. here is a couple i spoke to when they're on their way to the event this evening. >> reporter: you guys both generally believed the election was stolen. >> yeah. >> reporter: if you believe that's true, is it horrible? >> yes, is it horrible that we'll be in this situation to even think that.

>> reporter: but it is false. >> no, it is not. why would they have all those ballots hidden under table. why did that man drive that truck all across state line with ballots? >> reporter: that's all proven to be false. >> i watched it on tv. >> reporter: erin, what they are mentioning was evidence which was false that has been held up by the likes of rudy giuliani and trump. they mentioned of the audit that's happening in arizona at the moment. that's a possible that the election could be overturned. they are believing into this big lie of the conspiracy. >> thank you very much. i want to go to amanda carpenter

and mark caputo, thank you to both of you. you hear people coming into that rally, you look at the money greene and gaetz are raising. you look at the full thrown endorsements they are getting from leadership of republican party. you are a long time republican, what do you make of your party? >> it is hard to watch. it is very uncomfortable. i know i am not alone in this, erin. there are so many good republicans who look at this and say that's not who we are. the problem is there is not enough republicans to compete with this. i mean after the election there is plenty of opportunity to stand up and say the election was fair, joe biden is the rightful winner. they just seeded the aerospace to donald trump to push the big lie that caused an insurrection and guess what? it took hold. and even after the insurrection,

they said it is time to move on. well, if you don't like the fact that matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene are leading the party because that's what they are doing right now. get in the game. you cannot leave liz caocaine c make this argument on her own. it is not one or two people to do it and get s.w.wat it down. where are mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, where are all these senators to say we need to move on from january 6th. don't cry when matt gaetz comes after you and takes your seat. >> mark, you think someone engaging in this position would lay low but he's not. he's saying -- he's kicking off a fund raising tour. you have covered him for a long time, tell me about it. >> yeah, i would not think that because it is matt gaetz.

matt gaetz's world and view if he's silent or hires lawyers who speak for him then he's guilty. matt gaetz says he's not guilty. so, him going out there and being out front is exactly what you would expect of him. the other thing there is an element of the trump republican party, it is an establishment style of thinking, listen to the lawyers and the defense lawyer, let them speak for you. that's not what matt gaetz is about. >> the ohio republican party is voting to center and call for resignation of congressman anthony gonzalez because, because, he voted to impeach trump. he told "the hill" this week if a prerequisite continuing to lie

about our voters that liz is not the best fit. that's coming from his own party. that's what he gets. >> yeah, the purge is on. this is a nationwide effort to go after any republican that gets in line with trump. i think it is time to stop bringing our hands about this. there has to be the kind of determined organization, on the side of republicans who want to restore some kind of sanity to the party to walk a mount of defense to our institutions and bands band together with resources and education that they have on the maga side. otherwise, it is not even a game. each of these people are getting picked up one by one by one. i am not naive about this, i think the people who concerned may represent 10% or 30% of the party, certainly is minority. why can't that 10% or 30% weigh

the same kind of control or effort to say that we'll be the majority maker. >> marc, there is no courage to do so. amanda brings up where is senator mcconnell? he gave the greatest speech after the insurrection, calling out trump drirectly. it was poiwerful. then after that it is throw your hands up in the air and nothing to said. it has been a complete fade. >> well, mitch mcconnell is about exercising the power of winning. he understands in the republican party liz cheney's style of continuing to talk about this is a path to losing. he's not going to talk about it. it may be ruthless. it is effective. it could be very effective in the next midterm election. s i guess that's what we are going to see. the contrast between cheney

speaks about trump and the way that mcconnell speaks about trump gives you an idea of how the republican party is handling this and mcconnell way is the preferred way which i am not going to talk about the past. i am going to talk about the future. is it miscalculation? well, voters are going to decide come next november for the november of 2022, i should say. >> if you look at elise stefanik who's going to replace cheney, that's going to happen next week. stefanik has a failing grade in terms of being a true conservative. he has she has changed her tune after criticizing trump for a lot of things he did. she's now completely on board. she's someone who is calculating that this is the way to go even though certainly from her own record would not seem that she would be a trumper. >> yes, certainly, she's completely abandoned her

previ pre pre previous persona. do you care about obtaining power for the purpose of having power even though there is no principles behind it or are you going to put your country before the party. this is the thing, this is the difference between liz cheney and mcconnell. keeping his mouth shut the way it is. mitch mcconnell is ensuring the party is going to campaign on the big lie again in 2022 and 204. look at the silence, and the baloney audit in arizona. >> right. trump is saying they're going to recount all the votes and you check the date stamped to realize it happened the other day and not seven months ago. >> marc and amanda, i appreciate it. the latest jobs number is a huge miss.

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tonight, an extremely disappointing jobs report for april, showing 366,000 jobs were added to the economy. the prediction was 1 million. that's a massive, massive miss. the unemployment rate went up to 6.1%. president biden saying it is crucial for lawmakers to support his $4 trillion in additional spending. >> we knew this would not be a sprint but a marathon. today's report just underscores in my view how vitally our actions are. our efforts are starting to work. the climb is steep and we still have a long way to go. >> phil mattingly is "outfront" ti tonight at the white house. that's a huge miss.

you and i have cover these stories all the time and never seen this huge miss. >> reporter: there are two pieces of this. economic side, everybody from janet yellen on down the administration are stunned by the actual miss here and how big it was. that moves to just confusion once they start digging into the report. erin, when you dig into this report, there is no line explaining what exactly happened here. you got numbers signaling a tightening labor market but you got wage growth and participation rates are up and certain sectors are doing significantly better and others are dropping off. it is just a convergence of information here that makes clear one thing. there is no road map for this, coming out of the pandemic. what else do officials know?

this is going to fuel republican arguments and one of the key elements of their rescue plan. the $300 of unemployment benefits. the white house has no desire to change it any time soon. the desire they are hearing they are having difficult times finding employees jobs. one of the argues we have been hearing a lot not just from republicans but the scale of what president biden has put on the table is only going to serve some type of inflation cycle. this as you heard the president referenced in that sound, they say that's not the case. there is still a long way to go. the bottom line here if there is any take away at all from this report, it is one report. we have to see what it is going to mean in the months ahead. the administration is not changing direction asset all. they plan to pursue those $4 trillion plan. we go big on the table and we still plan to go big, erin.

>> thank you very much, phil. president biden today says he does not believe the enhancement unemployment benefits are deterring feem to work. the disappointment jobs report makes it clear that paying people not to work should be a stronger jobs market. the $300 benefit results in approximately one and four recipients taking home more unemployment than they are working. a record high of share of its numbers have job openings that they could not fill in april. a record high. >> this does seem when you look at it this way to be a big problem. >> yes, and no, i think the issue of labor shortage and

labor scarcity is an issue. the question is, is that predominantly coming because of unemployment insurance? i think the data is definitely not that clear on that point. if you look at that this weird job number today or the mega blockbuster jobs number last month. so you got a lot of other people saying fear of catching the virus in these jobs where there is a lot of face-to-face activity so the demanding a risk premium let's call it to wages. the fact that we have schools shutdown and lack of child care are also things that will lead to shortages of workers and may be more pressing at this moem. >> those are fair and important

points. >> the reality of it is the chambers of commerce says this and you are saying where is the data and i hear outline that. >> the only thing i would say that the chamber and the people saying that now have literally been saying that for the entire year. they said it when the federal unemployment top up was $600. they said that was what was leading unemployment to be high. looking back, clearly was not. it was not correct for the year up to now. it may have started now. you got to put it into context. >> here are three other business owners. this is what we are hearing and our reporters are hearing from business owners in different states in this country. >> they're basically making so much out of unemployment. it is easy to kick back and check every month and not have to do anything. >> they're doing better with unp

unemployment than going out to work. >> the amount of money you are making on unemployment is more than what we were paying before. >> do you feel like you are competing with unemployment? >> no question. >> what do you say? >> the fact that it is hard to hire people. that part is not indi dispute. whether people are afraid to catch the virus going back to work in a restaurant or they have a kid who is 10-years-old and they can't send to school or leave home by themselves all day. both of those are prominent reasons. both o there may be some components for unemployment insurance. if so it is new and we cut that unp unemployment supplement in half.

you are seeing a lot of states doing what should happen. as we move back to normal times, they'll phase down the supplement and extension that we passed in the depth of recession. this is by far the only thing that's mattering for labor supply is just wrong. >> when you talk about people could not go back to work because of kids and it is largely female. one and four women have been forced to down shift their career or leave their work force entirely. the pressure is just overwhelming. obviously we saw that in the numbers today. the number of women working or seeking work fell, fell again today in the jobs report by another 64,000. what do we do about this problem? >> look, that to me is critical

evidence if we are trying to think of all the things that could be interfering of people coming back to work, how should we think of the balance of which ones that are most important. i continue to think the virus is absolutely critical and getting people vaccinated is going to open up more doors and there will be a lot of people willing to go back to work if they think it is safe. we got to get the money. the good news is in the relief act, we pass tens or heeven hundreds of billions of dollars to help reopen schools safely and defund daycare. we got to get that money out the door if we are addressing that problem. >> austan goolsbee, thank you. i appreciate your time. >>. next, derek chauvin, chauvin now is facing federal charges

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tonight a federal grand jury indicting derek chauvin and three other former police officers for civil rights violations resulting in george floyd's death. chauvin charged of unreasonable force by police officer and he's charged with a separate indictment in the 2016 incident of his arrest on a 14-years-old including putting his knee on the teen's neck and handcuffed when he was not resisting. congresswoman, i appreciate your time.

first, your reaction, these officers being indicted on civil rights violations, reasonable force by a police officer in the case of chauvin. >> thank you, erin. what a difference a justice department can make when it is a serious litigating and legally based justice department and that's based on politics and political abuse. obviously the district attorney and the lawyer could not have gotten an indictment with a serious case put forward. what needs to be understood, this case is separate from the state's case. these indictments are based on violation of civil rights which is a federal element of the criminal division and based itself on the issue of willfulness which most people would understand as he left his house that morning to do what he did to george floyd. no, it means that where he had

the opportunity to do something different in the midst of george floyd's death, six minutes in, george floyd was not responsive and the officer did not do it. for the 17-years-old, the teenager that he also restrained and sat on his back. they determined that he did not release that teenager when the teenager was no longer re resisting. a clear federal violation of your civil rights. >> i understand that. when people hear civil rights. they say well, the justice department could have tried to charge him over with hate crime but they did not. the attorney general, keith ellison, was in charged of prosecution of chauvin. he was asked if chauvin was motivated by racial bias when he killed george floyd which a lot of americans believed to be the

fact. when the question was asked, here is what happened. >> was this a hate crime? >> i would not call it that. hate crimes are crimes of an explicit motive of bias. we don't have any evidence that derek chauvin feedactored in gee floyd's race as he did what he did. >> do you agree and do you this i the attorney general and the do doj have gone far enough? >> i think we see it in the same way. i think there are racial over charge and i don't believe officer chauvin left his house and say today i am going to attack a black man. ra raci racist overtone allowing him to

disregarding life, they're always doing something. that allowed him to willfully as perceived by the indictment to continue to act when reasonable persons would suggest that they were not in any way leading any further restraints by the officers. remember george floyd was already handcuffed. the teenager, i believe it may have been racial overtone, i don't think it is a direct hate crime as could be presented to the grand jury. >> what's happening right now is remarkable and these are separate charges. that's what america should see that the federal government working to protect one's civil rights no matter who you are. >> extra joe biden won harris c

by 13 percentage point after record turnout. 70% identified as blacks and hispanics and overall biden lost the state but in harris county, he won solidly so. this bill will result in a depress turn out in place like harris councilman. do -- county. do you this ink the bill was designed for that purpose? >> that's what our republican friends were operating under the big lie, following the trump's play book saying the election was stolen and looking for a problem with a solution that's not meaning s-- having a solutin for a problem that did not

exist. there was no fraud if any found in the state of texas. interestingly enough, they targeted all of the counties a million plus which are the counties that are heavily populated by african-americans and hispanics and other minorities, then of course they were so disrespectful that they allowed a video camera in the original bill that would film poll workers trying to help the disabled or elderly. how insensitive is that? you could not have a flexible schedule for depositing those ballots. there is much more but all of this really is a nonsensical bill. let me say this in the contact of what texas image is, we have massacre voting rights today in the state of texas. >> i appreciate your time congresswoman lee, thank you as

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tonight identical twins born with the same genetic makeup simultaneously exposed to covid but their reactions are different, dr. sanjay gupta is "outfront." >> my oxygen level was so low. i worried it is going to get worse for me. >> for identical twins, their experiences with covid last year were anything but identical. >> it got so bad that i passed out and end up going to the icu. >> from there it was a completely blank. >> while kimberley got sicker, kelly got better and even their doctors were complexed. >> i was in shocked. they both had similar medical

condition but kimberley's oxygen kept going up. >> she got so sick that she was air lifted to a different hospital but her sister kelly was back home within a week. >> she was in sunder so much wi and on the ventilator looking so helpless. >> why some people get so sick and others hardly at all? with the twin story, how is it possible with two people with identical dna could take different paths with covid-19. >> that's not just genetics. that can have everything to do with a accomodcombination of al those things and other factors, things like diet. >> scientists have investigated of other reasons like the amount of virus you are exposed to or

factors that changed, how are genes expressed. that's something i learned when i met another set of twins. scientists found scott's gene activities have changed. with covid-19, people who tend to get sicker, their immune system first line of defense seems to be delayed. >> your body has basically a fire alarm system. when that system is delay at triggering the alarm and consequently triggering the defenses, people tend to have worse outcome and more severe disease. >> there is another line of defense. the ones that make antibodies and that's one major way that even identical twins are not completely identical. >> where they are not identical is in the genetic code of the cells that make up their immune system. when these cells that make

antibodies and other cells are developing, they go through a process with combination that results in them having different dna. >> what she's talking about is your adaptive immune system recombining and fighting germs the body may not have seen before and that could be very different even for twins. >> that can factor in how they're going to respond and clear a given infection. >> these mysteries aside, for the twins as you may imagine, the most important thing is being reunited. >> it was such a relief. i cried like a baby. >> it is pretty incredible when you think about it. you really want to look into identical twins. what was it about the fact that they reacted so differently to

the virus that's so surprising that made you want to dive into this. >> erin, we got a pretty good idea of the risk factor for people doing poorly from covid and people's age and existing factors. there were so many situations where similar people had dramatically different outcomes. some barely affected and some people got hospitalized. some people thought it is in the genes and that's what inspired these twin studies. you it leads investigators toward other possibility. maybe it had more to do with the exposure to the virus of how much you are exposed to and ultimately that can help us figure out better tarpgets and therapeutic targets. >> thank you very much, sanjay gupta. next, 22-ton of rocket

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tonight a judge releasing an order to let the family of andrew brown see the video. there is nearly two hours of footage from four body cameras and a dashcam. we understand the family will see about 20 minutes of that video. keep in mind, up until now thauf o -- they've only seen 20 seconds. up now don lemon, this is the fire i say about to my friends about racism. don, we hear they're going to put 20 minutes out and making the impression it will show brown attempting to flee and deputies firing at his car. we'll see what they actually see. we won't see it until tuesday. up until now they have only seen 20 seconds and obviously, there

is multiple angles and hours of other footage they're not going to get to see. why do you think it has taken so long to get even this much? >> listen, erin, you know, good evening, by the way. i haven't been on with you for awhile. it's good to see you. in these situations, you don't want to jump to conclusions but after 20 days and only 20 seconds, they've only seen 20 seconds, what happened to transparency? the whole point of having body worn camera video is for the transparency, is for you to be able to see what led up to it, what happened during and what happened afterwards. 20 minutes that's a start. the family is withholding judgment until they see those 20 minutes. i think it's a start but i think i'm not sure the family or anybody will be satisfied with just that 20 minutes because we don't know what happened before that. we don't know what happened and everyone deserves the right to

see it, especially with family. >> we're talking about originally they put out 20 seconds. they hoped that would be enough. it like pulling teeth. fighting to get more. >> we'll give you this much and that much. >> right. so you have this incredible documentary that's going to be airing this week. i'm really so excited. this is like the song -- we all have so many memories of marvin gay's song "what's going on" but you're giving the proserspectiv what it is about. it was a rallying cry in the 1970s and in someways what we're seeing today. here is a clip of your new documentary. ♪ ♪ >> i think it was 1969, 1970 at motown records i started to think about the world, vietnam and my brothers telling me responding with pretty horrible stories.

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for so many to learn this. >> yeah. >> and why did this -- how does this speak to you? i know this song a an important one to you. why did you want to do this special, don? >> i almost missed you're on because i'm watching it in the monitor, we're back on. erin, it's so beautiful. this is the most beautiful thing that i've done, just the way it's put together. the reason it's important to me, i often start my show or ask my guests questions about the time we're in. what is going on when you have peaceful protesters being gassed, when you have a police officer kneeling on someone's neck for 9 minutes 29 seconds and an insurrection on capital hill and you're in the middle of a global pandemic and a young woman is shot in her bed or a young man is gunned down on a georgia street with a shotgun, you want to know what's going on. i remember my parents listening

to this. everything that is happening today is talked about in this album. i can't wait for you to see it. >> i am really excited to see it. you'll learn so much. >> voted the number one album of all time by rolling stone. we're doing it on the anniversary, 50th anniversary and number one album. >> well, that anniversary this weekend, everybody, you have to see don's show sunday night at 8:00, "what's going on, marvin gaye's anthem for the ages". a wayward chinese rocket speeds towards earth. should we be worried? t like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again.

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that until hours before it reenters earth atmosphere so you're not going to get much warning. the chinese rocket isn't the only concern. the european -- this weekend hopefully it is but the european space agency says there is 129 million objects orbiting earth at a millimeter but when you travel at 35,000 miles an hour, there is danger in the skies. thanks for watching. time for anderson. welcome to a very weird night. john berman here in for anderson and we end this week possibly the last full week that liz cheney has a voice in the republican leadership with her party fully embracing the man who never won a popular vote was impeached twice and incredibly unpopular according to all polls and not only embracing him but violent rhetoric and conspiracies today, as well. this is today's gop to quote