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we are keeping an eye on washington, d.c. tonight to investigate the deadly insurrection being pushed well into the night right now. mitch mcconnell is doing everything he can to kill the bill asking republicans to block it as a personal favor to him. a new warning from the department of homeland security that white supremacists may try to target events commemorating the tulsa, oklahoma, race massacre. president biden is set to visit tulsa to honor the victims. marjorie taylor greene off the rail tonight, hitting a brand new low comparing democrats to nazis. >> let's get right to capitol hill. cnn's ryan nobles is joining us now. we are waiting for that vote, what's going on, what's the

holdup? what's happening? >> reporter: the holdup had nothing to do with the one-sixth,one-sixth commission, don. a bipartisan legislation designs to make the united states more competitive than china. it is a massive bill and hundreds of millions of dollars. there has been amendments added thro through the course of the night that held that up. ron johnson would like to see something added to this bill related to border security. he's putting his thumb on the pause button here preventing the bill from moving forward. what we are watching right now play out on the floor of the united states senate is they were in a prolong period waiting for something to happen that they called a quorum call, forcing every senator to come

down on the floor so they can hash out these differences and hoping to get it passed and move onto the january 6th commission bill. this is howwhat is made here at capitol hill and that's what's taking so long. >> what's johnson's end game here? >> what he would like is some form and he's expected to go to the senate floor here in the next few minutes and specifically say what he's looking for but he hinted to reporters that he wanted something related to border security added to this package and something about the border wall. he has not told us exactly what he wanted to be. our ted barrett saw him walking through the halls of congress with big poster boards which he's going to use to build his case. this is something rejected and he had an amendment on the floor earlier today that was turned down. he then asked for some different proposals to be put into what

they call a managers paragckage. they decided not to do that. that kind of what has him angry here and why he held up this process. he could holdup the process for quite a while. there is a certain amount of time, hours, we are talking about 30 hours where they debate this bill. he can keep everything held up until he gets what he wants. he told reporters we'll be here for a long time tonight until there is some sort of resolutions. does that mean lawmakers are deciding to abandon plans and come back tomorrow with a fresh set of eyes or do they plow through into tonight trying to get it done. that's what we are waiting to find out right now. >> ryan, there you go. hope you got some coffee on hand. thank you, sir. let's bring in kirsten

powers and brand den bucks. good evening to both of you. i meryl an here we go again. kirsten, what is ron johnson doing? >> another person's whose head i can't get inside of. this whole thing is horrifying and depressing. earlier when i was watching the replay as we have seen it so many times on what happened on january 6th and sitting back and thinking wow, the republican party really thinks that this does not need to be investigate? it is incredible to try to get your mind around that. that they're not willing to get to the bottom of it in terms of

holding people accountable but don't you want to prevent it from hewlettappening again? >> it is all political and this can't be tolerated by the republican base. >> you had brian sicknick's mother, she lost her son. if they believe it was antifa or whatever they believe, would they want to get to the bottom of it? >> yeah, republican senators, ron johnson, in particular, they have no problem investigating things whether it is benghazi or hunter biden or the origins of the russian investigation. they're being quite up front. you are hearing quite an

interview with senators. they are making a decision that they think having a commission will remind voters next year about what happens. it is as simple as that. i guess credit to them for being honest about it in some way. there is going to be investigation in congress. now it is entirely led by the democrat majority they still have to confront this issue. it is short sided that you can push it off. >> kirsten, i know that republicans are embarrassed by this. who would be? look at the picture. it is embarrassing and no other way to put it or say it. every time i look at this video and keep thinking, wow, if i ever have to go on a tourist,

you know, visit like that, i don't think i would ever want to be a tourist again. >> right. >> to think that mitch mcconnell went as far as asking senators to kill it as a personal favor to him. what are they so afraid of? mitch mcconnell cares about one thing and that's about winning elections. it is clear that he does not care about anything else. that's what they are afraid of. they're afraid of not winning elections and losing the majority. i am sorry, my dog is having a fit, i am sorry that people could hear it. >> i have a diva dog. >> i think that's the bottom line. i am not surprised when there are politics in washington but there are times that people have to rise above it and this is certainly one of them.

it is such a horrific event and act that occurs and it could occur again. that's the main thing is to get to the bottom of this and try to understand how we can prevent this from happening again. the republicans don't seem to be concerned about that in the slightest. >> they're willing to put people in danger and not get to the bottom of how police officer was killed zz and many injured. >> bran don, i want to talk to your old boss, paul ryan, you have matt gaetz holding a trump's style america's first rally. watch this. >> it was horrifying to see a president that's so disgraceful.

once again, we conservatives find ourselves at across road. here is the reality that we have to face. if a conservative cause depends on the popular appeal of one personality. we are not going anywhere. >> taking advise on party building from paul ryan would be like taking advise for how to interact with your in-laws from meghan markle. >> all these made for tv sound byte. oh, that got you. it is so childish. >> what gives here? paul ryan is speaking out. that could have happened a long time ago. gaetz and marjorie taylor

greene, that's where the party is. >> outside of the pressure of the direction we are heading, matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene are certainly the superstars a t the moment in some quarter. thises a p the message from the former speaker is you need to have some grounding principles in what you believe. we are so far from that right now. i know there are probably a lot of people on the far right who roll their eyes at that. look, a party needs to be built on some believes set, we are so

far from it now that it is so easily to get characterized. we are in the minority in the house, the senate lost the white house because most people think we are crazy right now. most people think we believe in qanon and support violent insurrections. we need to get back to having a clear world view and that's all he's trying to say now. he knows we need to have some conversations. >> those jokes with matt gaetz are not good. >> thank you very much. go get your dog, kirsten. >> i am to bring in john meacham, john, good to see you. let's talk about the senate gop. they're choosing trump and

insurrections over finding the truth. that's what your podcast is about. what does it mean for our democracy as we are watching live picture for it. ? >> >> it is fatal. the conversation of what speaker paul ryan has said zz occasional voices is a lot too little or too late. this is no longer a friend having a disproportionate influence. this is about the friend dominating or now organically taking over it is no longer a mane mainstream. it is in fact a trump's party. because of the way the constitution is set up. because the electoral college and the organic, constitutional

d development since the 1790s, we need to functioning, rational major parties to have a politics that's about the mediation of differences and the struggle for a temporary dominion in the arena. you propose it and implement it and see if it works and you take it back. that's the way it is supposed to work. right now we have lost half of that universe. i am not being alarmist, again, five years ago, i was quoting richard hostteter and ross p perot. we can spend the rest of the week of me boring you with this historical prologue at this moment. all of those moments were differences of degrade from a

consensus and a rational governing strategy as oppose to kind. this is a different kind. >> having mitch mcconnell who has given his life to republican power but it was republican and it was republican in the sense of eisenhower and nixon and forrford and reagan and bush. he's now using his formable skills. he single handedly shifted the american jurisprudence for the next half of the century. he's standing in the way of truth, of finding out how we had the most of our democracy.

>> it should be an easy path to bipartisanship, john. >> tonight vote's though, we don't know how many have to work with president biden. does he need to recalculate how he deals with republicans or is he locked in here? boxed in is a bet ter way to pu it. >> i think he's doing it organically and reaching out when ever he can and they want to be part of solving problems and be apart of the arena and welcome. the people ultimately, we don't really count in this because of our obsession with these things. most people want to know what have you done for me and my unit. as long as the president keeps

delivering for them. i don't think people particularly care how he gets there. i don't think there is a reason for it. i think he learned a lesson and i don't know this. my sense is you learned a lesson from the obama years when obama thought he had a rational actor on the other side and folks like boehner ultimately could not deliver the caucus. i think that he's learned from that and because of the voters in georgia he's able to get some stuff then in the two-year period and we'll see what happens in 2022. >> president biden ran on uniting the country, reaching across the isle and appealing to country over party. he has been trying. is he losing that narrative now? >> i think he's trying and they're not playing, that's not his card.

>> the article of the biden campaign and the administration seems pretty clear to me which is he believes we are in a fundamental struggle for the future of democracy verses aut autocracy. >> i think at least from what i can tell from the polling data that the country thinks he's working hard for them. they are relieved and don't have to wake up this the morning and wonder what the hell in the white house. >> he's my friend and i try to help him when he asks. take it for what it is worth. it has been a really go good -- given the way presidencies tepid to get in trouble pretty fast.

he has not. this one has not. history will happen and trouble will come, it always does. steady as you go. >> trouble won't last as always though. >> it is getting all difficult. >> john meacham, it is always a pleasure to have you on. e enjoy your week. we have more on everything that's happening on the senate floor. there it is live. we'll continue to follow it. that's where is republicans are all but certain to kill the january 6th commission before it even begun. all but certain but maybe there is a chance -- i don't know. >> will any of them do the right thing and stand up for the truth? we'll talk about it. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should.

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we are watching the vote where republicans are blocking it. thank you for joining and i appreciate it. i know you guys have a lot of work. i know you have been working hard. i am glad that you are here. it is shocking but it is not surprising. as miss sicknick said today "how could they not do the right thing"? >> my agreement with her. the way you frame the question tonight is the right way. will in of the republican senators stand up and do the right thing? we'll soon find out the answer to that question. obviously as you know january

6th was one of the darkest days in our country's history. our democracy was attacked by insurrectionists and multiple people died and law enforcement were harmed including lives lost as you mentioned of the life of the officer sicknick and to think senate republicans would respond by ignoring of the truth of what happened that day and attempt to create a non-partisan independent commission to investigate the event of january 6th. it is beyond frustrating. i am hopeful that a few more republicans that don't have ten republicans that'll stand up for truth, choose country over party and do the right thing. >> you know when almost ask for favor, this is important and i need something on a local level or something? >> should the minority leader mitch mcconnell be asking for personal favor when it comes to

something so critical to our democracy? how do you interpret that? >> i think it is ludicrous. to think that the minority leader would be engaging in that kind of kuk aconduct as it relao this vote and commission. it is purely political and he's not attempting to create a responsibility at this point and instead just being blunt that it is a political calculation on his part. i don't think the american people should ctolerate it. >> senator joe manchin is defending his position on the filibuster saying he's not ready to destroy our democracy.

is the country headed for gridlocks? >> i think so. eventually the caucus will have to step forward and reform the filibuster. for those who claim the filibuster protects bipartisanship, ill point them to this particular episode. the reality reflecting on what the filibuster is attempted to prevent in this instance. it is preventing consideration of a bipartisan, non-patterson commission approved in the house with the vote of 35 republicans. it sounds like there will be four or live repubfive republic vote for this. it is time to end the filibuster in my view and many colleague in the house. if mitch mcconnell proceeds with the filibuster on the january 6th commission, i suspect the

position of not moving forward of any reform. >> a lot of legislation is being held captive to the filibuster including gun safety and glaring in a week when we are seeing another mass shooting this time in san jose. can this afford to wait, congressman? >> no. it can't, don. the last time i was with you on your program was the days after a tragic mass shooting in my community, boulder,colorado, we lost ten lives. another senseless shooting. another community ra vvaged. it is an example of how the filibuster has to be eliminated. certainly my constituents are tired of in action and excuses.

they want the congress to protect communities and ultimately take action to save looifrs. we know we can do so if the senate would take up the legislation at the house to pass it repeatedly. >> congressman, always a pleasure. a new warning. what they're seaingaying could harm. >> a lot of people don't like green. >> you know why, a lot of people don't like jesus christ.

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a warning from the department of homeland security of the 100th anniversary of the tulsa, oklahoma, massacre. commemorating the anniversary are targets by racial violence by white supremacists. president biden trafrlvels thern monday. let's talk more about this with our mccabe and the author of "the threat," how the fbi protect america in the stage of trump? >> what they be looking for? >> i think what we are seeing is the department of homeland

security is now thinking about and treating threats from decembomestic extremeistsextrem. that's a positive development. we know that the department of homeland security and the fbi both believe the threat from domestic right-wing. they are thinking about it along the same line. we negoknow terrorists and extremists are motivated by date that is are symbolic to their cause. >> mcvey plaudapplauded on a hi

bill. the benghazi attack took place on september 11, 2012. these symbolic days have significance in the community. what dhs is doing right now is announce a prevention is worth a secure. >> the homeland security alejandro mayorkas says the most dangerous in the u.s. is the h pandemic. what do you think the reasons is? >> we saw all those things come into fight on january 6th. we are unfortunately living in a time where our right wing and supremacists and antiimmigration have been mobilized and inspired by the acceptance and the

failure to confront them that they receivered from the former president and to some extent of the conservative movement in this country. >> there has been a rise in violence from groups like the blue boys or the oath keepers or the brproud boys. >> they have been on the move and we are seeing increase incident of violence. i think that are law faurmt and hom i think you are doing the right thing. >> lawmakers officials, you think they have been able to i am primprove their own life. >> you know i hope so. my biggest concern is we went

into january 6th, not thinking of the threats of these groups in the way we should have thought of. i would love the see a commission to investigate this in a role and penetrating way. my biggest concern is there was information, intelligence. it was not taken seriously enough. >> i see things like the blet t >> it is interesting you said that it was not taken seriously by the experts of the people who are in charge of security. >> the average person, we have been sitting here and saying this is dangerous. something is bound to happen. if you look at what's happening al align, the attack that people are facing. it is just surprising that our

intelligence officials without law enforcement didn't see it coming when the average person can absolutely see that it was a powder cake. >> yeah. >> it is absolutely surprising. >> it is really concerning. that's why we need a legitimate in sucre into what was happening here. >> we need some group to come in say what information did our law enforcement have before the riot? how do they communicate that information to their colleagues and other agencies to really peel-back whether or not there are biases vofinvolved. we though anyway thought theth seriously of black lives matter. it was a massive force to make sure we have and social discord. >> how do we think about the inflation we have prior to

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correspondent antonio sullivan who was there tonight. more on the embarrassing hit list for the republicans. she feels there is no consequences for her using holocaust and nazis comparison. >> reporter: that's right, from being trump rallies over the years, trump normally sort of wraps up the hays and he tries to do jokes and skits essentially. i find it striking is the unbridal haste. before greene came on stage and her constituent tonight, gaetz was out there. he was not shied away from the congresswoman. >> they called marjorie an

anti-semi. >> she's the most prois-israel member of congress to ever served. >> they think they know better than you, they know better than the people of georgia. >> so you can clearly see it, gaetz and greene are two peas in a pod on this issue. he's out there is defending her. >> okay. so rally goers are easing it up, too, right? >> take a look at one woman i spoke to. >> you don't need to tell me, a lot of people don't like green. >> it is okay, a lot of people got into a fight.

we all are not perfect. >> do you think she should apologize? >> i don't know what was said about the h-- >> well, i can understand that with the nazis and he used children and people to experiment drugs. >> reporter: ouryour talking ab the vaccines? >> yes. >> reporter: the point i was trying to make obviously this comparison is ridiculous. >> the vaccines and the leaders and trump himself have taken the vaccine. it just falls on deaf ears. >> does trump like to take credit for the vaccine?

anybody would be experimenting would be trump. i am not even going to try on this one. i want everyone to watch this moment, this is from greene. >> the cartels lover the democrats. >> yeah, they're down there, we are making a lot of money from joe biden. >> that's my bad mexican accent. they love him. oh, love him. >> how did the crowd respond to this ignorant. >> they edited all up. they loved it. thank you. >> i appreciate it.

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betrayal of all of us. as "the wall street journal" puts it, quoting from a recent column, the political system will have shown that it remains incapable reversing the very problems that produced the violence in the first place. severe partisanship, rampant mistrust of the other side, a new willingness to question election results which is, perhaps, too kind. for incapable, maybe read unwilling because this isn't a failure of the system, it's obstruction by certain members of it ahead in the senate. senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, who's been working hard to kill the measure had this to say about it earlier. >> we all saw what happened. we were witnesses. we were under assault by the insurrection. so, we know what happened. if we set up this commission, i think the basic goal of our democratic friends is to keep re-litigating, in public, what happened back on january 6th. rather, than getting to