committees in congress. members of the history of toxic rhetoric. >> the so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon. it is others never the evidence showed for a plane in the pentagon. >> i object to the electoral votes of my beloved commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> we need to look at these late nights buys that took place in various states. we need to look at this video footage that we have of ballots being pulled out from underneath tables. >> we can do that and follow through on this audit, folks if it is what i have been told and i have people come to me early hours of the day after from the security extreme department to the cia department. >> in a moment, i will talk to congressman jimmy gomez about the power these members now hold. political extremism going to be on the capital, later this hour, the filled new mexico gop candidate now charged in a plot to gunned down democrats.

also, ahead tomorrow major marches around the country for abortion rights marking the 50th anniversary of roe v. wade. i will talk to one of the organizers about the midwest city that will be ground zero for action. plaster latest on the breaking news we have been following, a doj investigation of a company at the center of a national baby formula shortage. out a shocking scene at an nba, game as football hall of famer shannon sharpe rather takes on players from one team and their family members. we will tell you about what happened, next. but we start with some of the most extreme players in the republican party winning powerful seats on house committees. here's what congressman quickly hill -- said earlier today. >> looking ask miss greene's appointment where i said, you know this will afford her the opportunity to really investigate those space lasers causing fires in california. >> joining me now washington post national reporter a pay bar. as you just heard congressman

craig glee reacting to people like marjorie taylor greene getting spots on these powerful committees like house oversight. with these loud voices, what might the new oversight committee look like and what does this mean for democrats on this committee? >> oh i think for democrats, it is going to be a budget headline question that may seem ramped out of something like science fiction or a conspiracy theory movie. a lot of right-wing media has focused on debug theories and ideas that just don't hold up too much scrutiny. but that has not stopped him from saying i hear things, i see this on social media. and now that a certain contingent of the house republican caucus has control oversight committee, you can expect to hear a lot of questions about this and other will be the crematoria of congressional oversight committee sort of getting behind some of these ideas. some of the people on that committee. you, know we have seen representative jim jordan. he had previously, said he told the rules committee at one point he had nothing to hide

about january six and then disregarded the select house committee subpoena about it. we have seen paul gosar, who wrote he walked and wrote a lengthy tweet threat that spelled out a conspiracy theory about jeffrey epstein. he also once tweeted and then deleted an endorsement of donald trump's idea that you should get rid of the constitution. because of the 2020 election. and those are some of the people who are on the committee, they are potentially going to have the power to launch investigations or alicia write headlines about things that other people have looked out and probably dismissed. >> let's take a look at for example, scott perry, his appointment to the oversight committee. this is someone who had his own cell phone seized last summer by the doj, as a part of their january six investigation. the president for citizens for responsibility ethics in the washington post you, he is not some sort of incidental witness. he is someone who really seems to have been involved in the effort to overturn an election. what does it mean for him to be on a committee like this? by the, way the chairman has said they will make

investigating joe biden a top priority. there possibly going to investigate law enforcement? >> right, my colleague eva who worked on me with that story, we tried to work out was just exactly what it means to have him on that committee. he played a key role in potentially connecting donald trump with the department of justice lawyer who wanted to take action to help overturn the election results. he played a key role in a part of that discussion. to have him on the committee, now with the power to investigate the fbi and other government actions, it's sort of surprising. >> another republican secured committee assignments this week, that is george santos, you created a list documenting santos as many fabrications that we have heard. we should note, he is admitted to lying about his resume and has apologized for some of those. the list is long and yet he did get to committee assignments this week. aussie, could mccarthy have just loved him off of committee's? >> absolutely, that was

definitely one of the options you could've had. remember, the house was still on a process of making their rules when they decided to you know, put these on committees. after the new york times broke the story, sort of law stays series of investigations with the santas, that have kept on surprising people, the house republicans could have decided to not put them on the committee. to not put them on two committees. they could've decided to maybe take the step to eject them. they could have requested a formal investigation. they could've done any number of things and, yet they didn't. part of the explanation, from what we understand is that house speaker kevin mccarthy only has a five seat majority. if you try to expel or jeopardize one of those, one of those seats, you are down to a four seat majority. he has hanging over his head the idea that if any one point, house republicans could sort of challenge and call for a vote of no confidence in kevin

mccarthy. he is not dealing with a wide margin of error, to have someone like santos and his corner, speaker mccarthy does not have a lot of attentive to challenge him at this moment. >> all right ozzy, thank you for joining us. and now with, us congressman jimmy gomez, democrat of california. congressman, thank you for being with us. califothank you for having me. as someone who has served on this oversight committee, what is your reaction to these lawmakers getting spots on this panel? what could this really important committee look like now? >> i think these lawmakers getting these positions says that the qanon caucus led by marjorie taylor greene is the republican caucus at the same time. it is one of the same. kevin mccarthy might be the head, she is the neck that turns ahead. and that should tell you what it means. the republican conference is no longer interested in governing, it no longer interested in building for the american people. they will make this into a circus. we are going to stand

toe-to-toe, then we will push back to make sure that the american people understand that they don't have their best interest in mine. the democrats do. >> congressman, how does someone who got kicked off of her committees and up with these powerful assignments and what congress? >> she did a masterful job of getting votes for kevin mccarthy to become the speaker. that the qanon caucus and the extremist in the republican party have essentially taken over the republican conference on the u.s. house of representatives. that is how she did it. and that she speaks for the base of the republican party and that she should be feared more than kevin mccarthy. she has done a masterful job in getting these positions but she is still i believe a threat to our colleagues and the threat to democracy that we all fight to defend. >> congressman, we don't know what committees democrats will serve on but the washington post reports that on the democratic side, some members of a congressional hispanic caucus are sending out warning signals that you can lose your spot on the powerful ways and

means committee. that really potentially one latina lawmaker on the democratic side of the panel. what could you tell us about this? do you expect to be on that the oversight committee on swell? >> we expect to stay on the oversight committee, the ratios have not changed on oversight. i have enough seniority on that committee. ways and means, this ratio stayed the same. we are losing about five democrats and i am one of the people that's right under the line. elections have consequences. that means that i will not be able to fight for child tax credit that benefits working men and women. i will not be able to make sure that immigrants and people who are in the shadows are kept in mind when we passed legislation. it's unfortunate but that's what happens when you lose the majority. at the ratios change and you get a leader off committees if you are not above the line. >> and speaker mccarthy as promised to prevent representative adam schiff, eric swalwell and ilhan omar

from serving on committees. are you hearing the same? is there anything that you are hearing on the democratic side of anything your caucus can or will do? >> yes, it's unfortunate but kevin mccarthy is probably going to remove eric swalwell, adam schiff danilo hawn from their committee's just wrigley political retaliation. nothing. more the reason why is that it's retaliation that we will remove marjorie taylor greene from her committee assignments but there is a key difference. she was using political language to incite violence against other members of congress. you know that would not be any kind of behavior would not be tolerated any work environment. there has to be consequences and that was the consequence of her being removed from those committee assignments. if it is just about what they believe, that is a step too far and it's unacceptable. >> given that it's retribution congressman, do you think anyone regrets kicking off marjorie taylor greene or paul gosar did? to your, point, marjorie taylor greene was kicked off for a

spouse and conspiracy theories. paul gosar was kicked off for essentially encouraging violence against members. >> yes no, i don't think so and you have the sometimes do what is right. send a message in that kind of behavior will not be tolerated. and it does not have the sort of precedent at the republican later took his job seriously on actually pointing people to committees. let's take marjorie taylor greene for example. she has some of that said 9/11 was an inside job. she will serve on the committee that was established after and the department to oversee the department that was established after 9/11 to keep the homeland safe. that is bonkers, that just does not even make sense. and i think it sends a message that like i said, marjorie taylor greene is now the face and the head and the neck of the republican party. >> congressman, your colleague richie torres wrote a piece for nbc news titled my car worker george santos is a distraction

and danger to democracy. do you believe and is there anything that your congress talks about doing while in a minority? george santos is a fraud. we have a lot of frauds that run for congress. >> people that lie about the resumes, people that lie about their party registration and the american people have to push back. people that run against some of the pushback. but george santos is also somebody that undermines just basic decency. basic understanding of what it means to be a member of congress. i think that he is also done other things that were probably, legal when it comes to the campaign finances. where did he get that $700,000? how did he spend his money? where did it go? there is a lot of questions that he can be held accountable for. i think that when people start looking into it more and more and as time goes on, i don't think you'll be able to withstand. he should resign but if he doesn't, the house of representatives should take

steps to remove him from office. >> congressman, before we let you go, i want to congratulate you on your family and you have a lot of attention for feeding your son and changing diapers while on the house floor during that marathon vote for speaker. you know parents obviously can see this and recognize, this is what they do every day. are you surprised at how much attention that this got? >> i am actually very surprised. the idea for me was always just to, i wanted to bring my son to the floor and show him off. i'm a first time, that i was very proud of him. and it's a sad commentary that i get praised for watching over my son and if a woman did the same thing, her commitment to her job would be question. so this is 2020, three 1923. we have to move beyond the fact that women are the default parent. the idea that the woman no matter what happens in the schedule of the child, they get sick, that that women automatically takes care of the child. we have to move beyond that and

we have to set an example for everybody. but i think that we will use this new platform to advocate for policies that have always believed in. paid family leave, the child tax credit, as well as affordable childcare. my wife and i are now really can feel the pinch of what it means to have a child and how you actually have to make sure you have the resources to take care of them. >> congressman jimmy gomez, you and i are on team now sleeve. congratulations again. thanks for being with us. we are following a breaking story reported by the new york times. white house chief of staff ron klain is expected to step down from his position in the coming weeks. klain has been at biden signed since 2020 campaign and has served as chief of staff for a longer than any other democrat for president's first term in over 50 years. if confirmed, as likely would step down following state of the union address which is scheduled for february 7th. a successor has not yet been announced but we are of course going to continue to monitor the story. still ahead, marking 50 years

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around the country tomorrow. the nation marks the 50th anniversary of roe v. wade. there is a milestone. the landmark ruling did not survive to see it. meanwhile, health care providers are trying to keep up with changing laws and a surge in demand.

and thompson reports. >> the days are non stop at florida's jacksonville host center. 50 years after roe v. wade, seven months after the ruling overturned it, demand for abortion at this planned parenthood clinic has not slowed according to the manager. >> it is getting worse, honestly. >> what do you mean? >> the amount of patient load. we need to be able to see our patients. >> four years ago, the clinic offered abortion services once we. now it is up to five days. the doctor specializes in high-risk pregnancies. >> i'll be 63 patients that you are seeing today, how many of those are seeking abortion services? >> the vast majority. >> has it been like that since the supreme court decision? >> it has. >> florida bans abortion after 15 weeks with narrow exceptions. it also requires to in-person doctors visits at least 24 hours apart.

the outright bans and heartbeat bills in neighboring states have doubled the out of pay state patients here. there are proportions of abortion rights. it is a frustrating consequence of the supreme court decision. >> it is extremely infuriating. here, florida is leading on so many other issues. we should not be in this position at all. >> what is next? what is next? here in florida, we want a complete abortion man. >> he believes that any restrictions come with dire consequences. >> women are going to die because of what has happened to the reproductive rights in this country. >> a recent commonwealth fund study analyzed data from 2020. it found that maternal death rates were 62% higher than states that had abortion restrictions. the battle is now in states

like florida. >> i think that the dobbs decision could pop early return the public policy fight to the states. for the foreseeable future, that is where activists on both sides are going to be engaged. >> should medical doctors have a role in crafting abortion law? >> no, i don't believe so. >> this doctor disagrees. >> it must be shared decision-making between the patient, her family, and her health care team. >> do politicians have a role? >> absolutely not. >> rulings may change. the debate has no end in sight. and tolson, nbc news, jacksonville. >> thank you for that report. rachel o'leary's eu director of the women's march. they have dubbed this year is much bigger than roe. rachel, thank you for being with us? >> thank you for having me. >> i understand you just got off the phone with the white house. you are talking about tomorrow's march. what can you tell us about that call? >> you know, we are really happy that vice president

harris will be hosting a white house event in florida, in tallahassee. just demonstrating the continued support from the administration for abortion rights and reproductive freedom across the country. that will be one of 200 events that will happen all across the country. we mark this day with the solomon tea and the commitment to's fight we're moving forward. >> this is taking place not in madison, about in wisconsin. there is a supreme court race. why is that race so important? >> i mean, for the result you talked about. wisconsin has been a battleground for many years. kind of a place where they have tested out some of their most extremist ideas and views. wisconsin is a place, you know, they have high stakes. there is the supreme court election that you discussed.

also, you know, a strong base of people who do not want to see these types of laws and acted. there are people willing to take action. >> last talk about the access to abortion pills. they are being used for more than 50% of abortions. that is the next battleground. not only in the fight for abortion rights, but when shaping the 2024 election. why is that? why is this the next frontier? >> well, medication it portion makes abortion more impactful in general. whether there is an abortion manner not. many states are now trying to work out the complexities of the laws that will allow them to make these prescriptions. they want to make the medication more accessible to folks. one of the things that comes back to our marked this weekend, reproductive freedom is bigger than roe. part of the issue with roe v. wade, it didn't go far enough.

abortion access was still out of touch. it was not able to be accessed by too many people. medication abortion would actually help address that disparity. >> the leader of the abortion fine told usa today that roe v. wade was really the floor to begin with. what does that mean? >> it means that it just never went far enough. we need to have bigger goals. we need to aim for more. we think that women should have the right to decide when and how to have families. that decision should not be made by legislators. roe v. wade never did enough. it did not take away and address the obstacles were getting any kind of health care. certainly abortion care. they get it to many black and brown women. for women face it. >> how does that happen now that row has been overturned? >> i mean, i think it is going to have to --

there is the section that you just had on. the clinics have big heart. we are not of abortion provider. we heard right before from a clinic provider. they say that the road is difficult. we need to do all that we can to change that. >> thank you. >> coming up, three active duty marines are charged or participating in the january 6th riot. allegations of support for a far-right extremist group. they are calling for civil war and republicans on a national sales tax that would benefit -- not americans at the the most hallow. we are joined next with the reaction. reaction chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat?

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could be a lengthy showdown on how the government is able to pay bills. the debt limit was reached on thursday. republicans are continuing to dig their heels in over negotiations on the issue. debating massive cuts to government spending programs that millions of americans lot rely on. we have more. >> well, a major deadline that we passed on thursday, the u.s. government officially hit the debt limit. what we are talking about here is the 31 trillion dollars in u.s. government debt has been accumulated. a good portion of which is coming due this year. because of that, that makes the debt limit fight so important. what exactly is the debt limit? it is a cap on how much the u.s. government can borrow to pay its bills. this is for bills that we already racked up. this is not about spending and whether or not it is directed towards defense or infrastructure. this is for things that have already been appropriated and spent. now we have to pay the bills. exceeding the limit, as we done on thursday, it puts the united states at a risk of a default.

in that situation, they would not be able to pay on some of that 31 billion dollars in debt that i showed you. that also puts other major programs at risk. for example, medicare. social security. food stamps. these are all things that could be in jeopardy if the united states defaults after we run out of money. we are not gonna run out of money just yet. the reason why is because the treasury can turn to extraordinary measures. they can tap into other funds to keep the lights on until early june. june 5th is the estimate for when we will run out of money. these extraordinary measures will no longer be able to help out. history is on our side. congress has moved 78 times since 1960 by suspending or raising the debt ceiling. we will see if they will continue to do this in the months to come. >> thank you. i want to continue this conversation with the congressman from illinois. congressman, good afternoon. >> thank you, lindsey.

>> republicans appear to be targeting programs like social security, medicaid, even food stamps. what is your reaction? >> i think that this is extremely unpopular. not only with the american people, but with their own constituents. i think that the ease are vital payments that people rely on every day. just recently, a poll was conducted where 50% of republicans do not want to see cuts to social security or medicare exchange for raising the debt limit. that is how unpopular these moves would be. >> the former president posted on true just yesterday. let's take a listen. >> under no circumstances should republicans vote to caught a single penny from medicare or social security. >> what is your reaction to that? do you think that somebody like speaker mccarthy is listening? >> i hope so.

i think that is one of the few areas where i agree with ex-president trump. i think that the question, is speaker mccarthy going to listen to his constituents. is he going to listen to members of the freedom caucus? they are basically saying, you know, that's threatened to nuke the economy if the democrats don't agree to cut social security and medicare. that is really what is at stake here. by the way, as your pryor correspondent said, raising the debt limit is about paying for passed bills for past services that are already rendered. these are goods that we already acquired. not raising the debt limit would amount to a national nine and a half. it would be catastrophic for the full faith and credit of the dollar. we just can't go there. >> congressman, let's talk about this republican proposed nationwide sales tax, the

so-called fair tax act would scrap all current federal taxes replace them with a 30% sales tack nationwide. what should people know about something like this and how will hit people? especially the lower income americans. is there any truth to the notion that democrats welcome something like this because of how poorly would reflect on the gop? >> i don't think that we want anything like this type of policy. it would hurt lower income people disproportionately. they pay a disproportionate share of their income towards necessities. they do it towards food, rent, housing. i think that this particular bill, which abolishes the income tax, the payroll tax, it funds security and medicare. it abolishes the estate tax and the irs. it has been proposed before as a quote on quote flat tax. i think that this would fall flat on his faith with the american people right now.

even people like steve for herbs, the original person to bring about or propose the fara tax, he has even said that he does not like this proposal. >> congressman, there's been a lot of talk about big tech. with it, there is a potential security risks. particularly with foreign governments. you wrote a letter to elon musk. you expressed concern about the chinese government potential interference on the site. tell us your concerns regarding twitter. especially under elon musk's leadership. we have other social media sites like tiktok. >> what we saw with the recent protests in china is that when there were voices of dissent, they were aired on twitter during the zero covid policy. the zero covid lockdown policy of the chinese party. what ended up happening is that the prc in the chinese communist party scanned these particular voices so that their

links were buried. they were unable to be shared with the rest of the world. unfortunately, twitter has not done enough to prevent adversarial countries or regimes from manipulating the platform. with regard to tiktok, tiktok is owned by a company called viking dance. they have to comply with two laws, lindsey. one is that they must provide user data on their platform to the chinese communist party upon request. it is not allowed to disclose when it does so. secondly, the chinese communist party must be allowed to embed itself within vikings. the editor and chief of tiktok is actually the secretary of the party. they control not only the user data, about the algorithm that is on tiktok. that is deeply disturbing. 140 million americans used

tiktok. many of our young people do. their user data subjected to the control of an adversarial regime. >> that is our representative. thank you for joining us. scandal ridden freshman is congressman george santos made an appearance on the today show with jimmy fallon last night, sort of. >> i never saw that i was jewish. i said that i was jewish. that is what i said. the truth is that i am a part-time jewish person. in my spare time, i am the prime minister of israel. i am not only jewish, i am irish, i am scottish. and i am half fish. >> you can expect more laughs aimed at the congressman on saturday night live. it returns to the air after the break. up next, breaking new details in the lab known for manufacturing baby formula.

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news that the doj has opened investigation into the company behind last year's baby formula shortage. february of last year, you recall that the abbot laboratories michigan plant shut down over sanitation problems. this news follows a report from the journal that references people familiar with the matter. they have not confirmed the focus. we have not heard back from them. cathy, have you learned anything new about this? >> there is a lot of questions. the wall street journal heard the new is in the last couple of hours. we do know, according to nbc news and a spokesperson, we

know that they are quoting with the investigation. nearly a year ago, lindsey, you mention this, families across the country we're dealing with a baby formula shortage. they voluntarily shut down production at the facility in sturgis, michigan. some of the formula was traced back to the plant. it was linked to several inches infants getting sick. two infants actually died. this prompted investigators to look into this. however, they were not able to actually find the definitive source that led to the illnesses. they were able to map out exactly what they would do to reopen the plant. later on that summer, that is when they reopened. it was after signing this legal agreement. it will still take several months for them to stabilize this baby formula shortage happening across the country. it took several months. the fall is when things started to level out.

the families were then able to find the products back on the shelves. this is another twist. nearly a year in the making. the doj now expanse investigation. >> i remember texting family and friends. they were looking for me in stores. we were supplementing at these time. it was stressful. kathy, thank you. we appreciate it. after the break, the latest in the failed public unrest in a string of shootings at democrat homes. this is what it says about growing extremism among the far-right. g th far-right. you're kelly clarkson! a whole new look for a whole lot less. ahhh! -you're kelly clarkson! i am... and you need this. i love it! are we in a wayfair commercial? maybe. personal sauna. ok i need that. ahhhhh! ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ there are some things that go better...together. burger and fries...soup and salad.

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woman remains barricaded in a daytona beach hospital room after shooting her terminally ill husband. we are being joy with the details. what are you learning? >> lindsey, the last report from local police and daytona beach in a case that they are currently negotiating with this woman. we have the information that she shot her terminally ill

husband. after that, they indicate that the staff were cleared from the area. she does not possess a threat to the hospital. they are currently negotiating with the woman. we don't have an update as of the condition of her husband. he was shot. we have one of our local affiliates outside of the hospital. at the moment, we are waiting for more updates from local police. we want to continue to negotiate with this. as you mentioned, they shot her terminally ill husband. he was being held at one of the hospitals there. >> do we know how this started? >> we don't know. we got the alert that this woman was in the hospital with her husband in the room. we only know that after she shot her husband, reports came in. officers responded. they indicated that what they did was clearly area. they clear the staff to make

sure that everyone was stave in the area. at some point, they began communicating with the woman. they tell us what they are attempting to do right now is have her turn herself in and come out of the room. that is the last report that we received from the local police department there they don't to be. they made it clear that they do not believe that this woman is a threat to any woman in the area. they are asking people to say clear the area. people know someone that might be in the hospital. families, friends. they are asking everyone to stay clear of the area. once again indicating that they don't believe that there is a threat to anyone else in the hospital. we also wait for an update of the condition of the woman's hospital husband. he has been shot. >> all right, thank you. newly unsealed court filings this week revealed three active duty members of the marine corps have been charged with participating in the january six insurrection.

all three were signed to intelligence related jobs. including one of the national security agent headquarters. we learn more about the republican candidate for the new mexico state legislature. he was accused of paying manned a carrier shootings at the homes of local leaders. nbc news exclusively reports that he visits the homes before the shooting. is promoting conspiracy theories about the election. this is a columnist for the daily beast. author of the boat, go back to where you came from. it comes out on paperback on tuesday. i first want to ask you hear about those january six charges. one of the defendant says that he walked around and decided not to tell anyone about being there. he heard it portrayed negatively. the fbi was still in-able to identify them via footage. another one says he was ready for civil war. >> yes. we are dealing with a radicalizing weaponize movement. this happens when the right-wing talks about these

dangerous lies. they suggest violence against the united states and individuals. this is called -- terrorism. that is what media is you specifically to target institution and individuals. it results in random but statistically probable acts of violence. that is what we are witnessing. you see the right-wing promote lies like the big lie that trump won, the deep state, qanon. this has radicalized folks to commit violence against lawmakers, against the united states, against law enforcement, against schools, against doctors. as you saw in new mexico, there was a failed republican candidate that was radicalized by the big lie. he was an election denier. investigators say that it was a politically motivated act of violence against democratic colleagues. he conspired with other people to shoot at the homes of four other democrats. i ask everyone who was watching, why does the majority tolerate this? when any other group does it,

what do we call it? terrorism. this is right-wing sanctioned terrorism promoted by the gop. >> i talked to one of the women's whose homes was targeted. it was 1:43 in the morning. 12 cases were found. her grandkids sleep over. thank goodness they were not there. she had never met solomon pena, the new mexico suspect that you just mentioned. let's go ahead and listen to some of what we have heard from former president trump and this rhetoric. >> you had some very bad people in that group. but you also had people that were very fine people. on both sides. >> proud boys, stand back, stand by. i'll tell you what, i'll tell you what, somebody asked to do something about antifa and the left. >> any guy that can do a body slam, he's my guy. >> that was a clip. trump was campaigning for a montana congressman who bodies

landed up order. we see something like that. there is that mash of sound. there is the action we are seeing today. it is a clear lie. >> it is a complete lie. look, donald trump is still the figurehead of maga and republican party. he helped incite a violent insurrection against the united states. it resulted in five people dying. these people are motivated to come out on january six. these are people who are radicalized by lies. they're promoted by trump in the gop. that includes ashley babbitt, they were radicalized by the qanon conspiracy theory that trump embraces. they promote the replacement theory. it is a white supremacist conspiracy theory. it radicalize people to commit acts of violence and terrorism against black people, jewish people, muslim people. this is a rogue party. look at january 6th. stay on january 6th. it is not just trump. the republican national committee looks at those people, we are seeing the images right now. they were ordinary citizens in

normal political discourse. to them, that is political discourse. these lies have radicalized normal folks to commit violence. people who are committing violence now against the spouses of democrats, look at what happened to nancy pelosi's husband. that individual committed act of violence against him. he was radicalized by right-wing media. on the back end of it, instead of lowering the temperature, what do the right wing to? that includes right-wing politicians. they promoted another conspiracy that said it was a gay lover of paul pelosi. this is what we were dealing with. it is not just democrats. they are decking hospitals, educators, schools, poll workers. now democrats who are in the state legislature. it came to solomon pena. he conspired with three others to attack democrats in new mexico. one of the bullets pierced the bedroom of a child. >> yeah. >> why are we tolerating this? >> the child thought it was a spider on her face.

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