a very good day to all of yo from msnbc world headquarter here in new york welcome everyone to alex wit reports.

we report with breaking news i california and the deadl weather situation unfoldin there. another atmospheric river is slamming the state, bringing millions under flood alerts. several roads washed away, communities cut off an evacuations ordered. that threat is not over, mor rain is expected this weeken and northern california, eve more snow in fact in the sierra's let's go to nbc steve patterson, he is joining us from sanger california that is in the central part of the state. steve, welcome and what it's like there >> yes the central part of the state is taken a lot of this water, take a look at this community here one of the communities tha really sort of dodged a bullet here alex, take a look here th river running through rushin water, all of this though was part of that river yesterday this entire communit waterlogged water coming ove this bridge. we just saw workers plot a massive log from the strea here it was clogging things up and they worked to shore thi up but it could've been disastrous situation

cutting off essentially 60 people inside this community this one of severa neighborhoods that is facing this threat of flash flooding. about 90 warnings across the state of california. we now know this is deadly, tw people have died from thes localize storms. from this atmospheric river, working to warm some of that mountain snow melt the series of storms that we had of course cutting of communities, blocking people in, killing about 13 people. now that snow starting to melt trailing down off into local communities just like this one causing a lot of serious and dangerous situation. the president and activating national emergency in certai counties, here about 34, 5 counties in the state of california which means fema is activated. the national guard is active and main search and rescue crews nearby to hear and other places across the state ar active as well this is one of the areas, also northern california, monterrey county maybe about 13 inches or so.

that's an incredible amount of water. one levy broke in that area, near santa cruz. a lot of people in trouble they're in danger. we spoke to somebody nearb that area, about what they are experiencing listen to this >> walked out and saw the road was gone and then like okay, gas have t change my gym plans and yes, notified my household an everything >> last time it occurred aroun midnight coming, down rainin cats and dogs man. and so we have a massive sayin the roads have been washed a came to check it out and it' pretty wild. you know you cannot cros through to get groceries and i your water is cut off like a lot of the homes are, you ar stuck with what you have the >> and alex, you see her the work and day news, here in sanger but this is head of the next atmospheric river expecte to hit us about monday just days after this one

already what a lot o communities bracing for much more the warning is if you don' have to be on the road, do not be alex >> i have to tell you, no part of the golden state ha remained unscathed you are talking northern southern, central, the mountains, the beaches i know capitola, that area understand the crews who are talking about, not a whole hughes here washed away. i hope that river behind you really goes down before that next atmospheric river hit another couple of days that is just bad news. okay thank you very much, look for to single against, dav appreciate the report. more developing this hour, donald trump meeting with hi lawyers this weekend to bloc the next move after th manhattan the eighth offic invited trump to testify befor a grand jury another grand jur is examining hush mone payments made to adult fil star, stormy daniels back in 2016 for people with knowledge of the matter telling nbc rathe telling that new york time that he offered to testify a for next week and they'r adding that such authors

almost always indicate a indictment is close. as trump's former lawyer michael cohen prepares t testify before the grand jur himself on monday, he predicts trump will not accept th invitation >> i have to applaud the district attorney bradford giving donald the opportunit to come in to tell the story knowing donald, as well as i do understand that he does not tell the truth one thing to turn around and t lie on your on truth social, it's another thing to turn around and lie before a gran jury which i don't suspect that h will be coming >> meanwhile followed its when this weekend over tucker carlson's false betrayal of th january six incident the fox news host is depicting the attack as a peaceful gathering, using video provide by house speaker, kevi mccarthy by the way it is a false portrayal. earlier today, democrati congressman eric swalwell told msnbc that mccarthy should b held accountable >> we tell our children at the zoo you know, don't feed the

animals because the animal cannot help themselves and so that is why i think w have to focus on the person wh can help themselves, kevin mccarthy he sure did it help himself an hurt everyone else by feeding troll like tucker carlsen. he is the one that should be held responsible but we ca expect more of this because to become speaker, kevin mccarthy isn't a reoccurring paymen plan >> it is the largest ban meltdown since the globa financial crisis over a decade ago. silicon valley bank i shot dow as federal regulators have taken control of its deposits. the fdic says some clients wil be able to access thei deposits by monday morning however standard insurance onl protects up to $250,000 person we are going to take a look at the impact that this could hav on a report later this hour. meantime, we have a number o reports coming all the developments from iowa t delaware to capitol hill we are starting off with nbc

gary grumbach joining us fro 1:19, delaware with th president spending the weekend gary, welcome we know th president is touting las months better than expecte jobs report. how does he plan to use this achievement to sell his ne budget plan? >> yes, as president biden say that alex all of them giving americans a little bit mor breathing room let's get into job numbers purse and we get to the. budget top line here, 311,00 new jobs were added last, mont that is much more than tha 225,000 jobs that were expected the unemployment rate ticked u as you can see to 3.6%, up fro that record 50 ear low that we saw in january where are these new jobs comin from well, they're coming fro leisure and hospitality an they're coming from retail two places where people spen money if they have the money t be able to spend we saw wage growth increase fraction of a percent as well. as we see with good news fro the white house, president biden likes to talk about it here is what he had to say about the numbers yesterday.

if >> we have created more job in two years than an administration has created and the first four years and i think all of this matters. it is no accident. it means our economic plan i working and now the bigges threat to our recovery is th reckless talk. the reckless talk. my maga friends and othe threaten to follow and the national that in fact, plannin to fall as some republicans se it if you don't it puts us ver much at risk >> it has been a week full o big numbers here, in washingto and wilmington alex. that's 6.8 trillion dollar budget, that president biden announced on thursday, three trillion of that will be cutting the deficit over the next ten years what is that including hundred and 15-pag document filled with plans for money to go towards things lik childcare for parents, pai leave for workers and free community college for students and housing assistance for those in the aid just to name a few of th big ticket items it's intended to as biden puts it gave american as i mention

little bit more breathing room of course, it's just a proposal, republican house speaker kevin mccarthy already called it a completely unserious proposa but he is yet to release his side of the deal and his budge because of, course then they will get together and create a budget that works for th american people. alex >> we also had the 35-dollar cap on insulin for diabetics whose lives depend on gettin that at an affordable price. thank you so much gary grumbac for, that let's go now to iowa where republican presidentia hopefuls are making earl efforts to sway voters florida governor ron desanti made his debut there on th heels of nikki haley's trip an then just days before donald trump visits, let's go to nb dasha burns in des moines, iow for us dasha, welcome i know you are at the desantis event last night, you spok with some voters so are they generally hoping h will run for president >> well here's what i will tel you alex the sentences had a full house on a friday afternoon here i des moines he also had a full house o

friday morning so it indicates perhaps at least interest in the santas i the hot guys state no question, is where th curiosity from voters translat to the caucuses for desantis i the hawkeye state? watch. >> iowa in the spotlight the first republican presidential caucus drawin multiple hopefuls within day of each other. on friday, florida governor ro desantis making his debut at the hot guy state with event and davenport and des moines he has not yet announced a bid for the white house but is sounding like a candidate in his stump style speeches >> we get things done and in the process, we beat the lef day after day. >> touting estates covid policies and the riding th federal response >> we chose freedom over fauci just like iowa and we were right and they were wrong. >> this is part of a tou promoting his new mom, are largely a playbook of florid policies he describes as a

blueprint for america' revival. it's become a vehicle for hi message. it comes on the heels of candidate nikki haley's trip >> this is the time we write the ship >> just ahead, former presiden trump's visit who announced hi third run for president righ after the midterm elections. and in des moines register pol shows mr. trump with a stron but slipping hold on republicans here governor, ron desantis wit momentum iowa voters aren't ready t hitch their wagons to other on just yet >> that's what i like abou trump. he gets done whether the democrats or republicans lik it or not. the sad this is the same, wa he is more lenient >> we are able to stand ther and shake their hand and tal to them and really find ou where they stand on all of the issues >> these iowa caucuses could b as decisive as ever. >> just how high stakes for th caucus to be in the cycle? >> it will be very high stakes much more than a two on on after the iowa caucuses, presidential will be the republican nominee if it's a one-on-one, i thin

it is game on. >> go ahead. >> alex of, course yes one thing that will be hanging ove the former president as he comes here to iowa on monday i that investigation by a gran jury as former attorney, michae cohen will be testifying on th investigation looking into hus money payments that he made on behalf of mr. trump to adult film actress, stormy daniels trump of course denies wrongdoing, denies that he had any affair and all the, whil we are looking to see what happened with the new york prosecutor, if there might be possible indictment coming alex >> you will have to see if tha hinders his campaign plans a all, donald trump. where he would be indicted he has already said, no he would keep going forward but i guess he has to wait and see

what ultimately happens if one is issued or not okay dasha burns, thank you so much interesting piece from des moines so when push came to shove and the rubber meant the, road s if you never thought you would see well, you are seeing it. next we'll hear a soundbit from a lawmaker who perfectl sums up the impact of kevi mccarthy's bargain with th far-right. , plus the lead investigator for the 16 panel joins me to debunk false narratives perche after the release of those new january six videos >>

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over the launch of a republican-controlled hous subcommittee that will investigate the bipartisan house january six committee' probe into the capitol riot. let's go to nbc charli circumstance for us on capitol hill with the latest on this julia, welcome what are th lawmakers telling you? >> yes we'll look for us thi reaction to what tucker carlso and speaker mccarthy promise to be this explosive, ne

evidence disproving everything that january 6th selec committee worked on to tal about what outbid on the rid of the day wit insurrectionists on this capitol. that really not only fell shor but earned bipartisa condemnation on both sides o the aisle. i have to tell you, alex politically here i am told tha republicans are not please that january 6th is back at th forefront, as they tried t message away from this and focus instead on crime, on energy, on inflation and all o these issues that they ran o when they won the house in november and so, now you have not onl republicans but democrats to o course, namely those who are a part of the january 6th elec committee speaking out not onl about these tapes but also about this new effort about by house republicans on th rules, subcommittee to investigate this attack. here's what they have to say here is benny thompson las hour >> we stand behind our work.

we had very professional peopl that we employed to do the work our committee as you know, and its own right had members wh gave up their time substack revised their careers to participate but mor importantly as you know, som of the people who are no reviewing it had an opportunit to participate with th committee but they chose not to >> you played a bite fro congressman eric swalwell at the beginning of the show whic is super telling linking thi to all of these concession speaker mccarthy made to som of the hard right in his party this new investigation is bein led by congressman barry loude woke and they opened the porta for the public to basically le them know what they should investigate. what they should review an there you have chairman bennie thompson who spent two years investigating the attack on th capital, providing tons of evidence and footage for the american people. downplaying this investigation and also highlighting an important point saying they ha

the opportunity to speak wit our panel back then. they have quite subpoenaed fiv republican members including dan congressman mccarthy now speaker mccarthy and enoug them talk to the panel so this is just another ongoing moment in this investigation an another one where i am tol republican strategist ar really unhappy that this has been kept at the forefront some >> republican strategis may, be extremist not so much. okay, thank you so much juli from capitol hill. as those new condemnations calm, so do more questions about claims from fox news host, tucker carlson's cherry-picked january 6th footage. which aims to downplay the violence of the capitol. that would be called a particularly outlandish, false narrative centers on one bit o january six video circulatin on social media. my next guests claims abou that video has zero basis an fact >> this is what you got.

[inaudible you saw there joining in our former lead investigator for the house january six committee, timothy. one of the very professional people that congressma thompson was talking about tim, good to see you again thank you for joining me and that video, people are chanting death antifa whic january 6th apologist have use to claim that the people there who are actually antifa posing as trump supporters and orde to frame them. they do investigation produced any evidence of false at the capitol on january 6th >> no, absolutely not alex and we looked right? that is a narrative that w started, with one of the things they were there instigators? where they're antifa other people in the crowd. whether government informants? a lot of this had already sort

of been spun in the news befor we started we looked at all of that and found no evidence of any antif involvement whatsoever as a matter of fact, that is consistent and that conclusion is consistent with what th intelligence, and advance of january six showed a lot of information about wha law enforcement knew they were monitoring what wa going on on social media and increasingly clear befor january six was that the sor of antifa group of folks tha been to other events where something this one out telling their people not t come and that's exactly what w found happen on january six. absolutely zero evidence tha there were antifa instigator in any way in the crowd. >> yes so let's take a loo stunned to capitol polic officer caroline edwards who testified before the january six committee describing wha she went through that day. >> what i saw was just a war scene.

it was something like i ha seen out of the movies i cannot believe my eyes there were officers on the ground, they were bleeding they were throwing up. i saw friends with blood all over their faces i was slipping in people blood. i was catching people as the fell it was carnage it was chaos >> tim when you hear, that wha is your reaction to talk o calls in recasting the insurrection, downplaying that first person and other account of carnage and chaos i contradicting what eve republicans say happened >> yes, it's a totally false narrative alex to pick and choose some bets a video where there are people takin pictures inside the capital. where there are people walking through, not assaulting police officers >> hold on the pick up on that because carlson alleges that the capitol police did not d

their jobs he says that they allowe legitimate protesters into the building and that the police officers were the ones who did not do enough to stop some o those from committing violence respond to that. >> yes, again ridiculous i credit exactly what chie manger the new capitol polic chief said when officers on january six inside of the building wer overwhelmed numerically, the tried to de-escalate they engaged with the rioters. they tried to get them t peacefully leave they cannot possibly put their hands on every single rioter every trespasser and arres them it was not possible, that' frankly good police work the fact that men and wome like caroline edwards continue after being assaulted. caroline edwards cost the piec circle, pepper sprayed yet continued to defend the very people that are now asking for an investigation of th investigation. that is rich to me

police officers that the job they did not facilitate entr or a riot. they tried their best to violently, resist violence and then to de-escalate once peopl were inside because they wer outnumbered. >> yes you know you are very well aware to him that a republican controlled hous subcommittee has launched an inquiry to the january six committee. they will be combing through all the records novel collecte by the panel whose investigation you led under, chair bennie thompson. they are expected to focus o security failures that they. they have also launched portal, trying to collect tips from the public. so the question is, is thi committee doing legitimate work? i mean what kind of conclusion could they make? one of the chances you think that you might be called t testify? >> yes i have no idea, i agree with what vice chair chene said when this was announced bring it on. we released every single transcript of every intervie we, did including with a lot o

police officers, with a lot of military leaders our report is really important and tells a comprehensive stor but all of this other stuf that we felt like it was important to put before th american people so that ther could be further discussio about law enforcement, socia media, about everything. there is nothing hinder, is no sort of something that was kep from the american people because we showed our work my guess is when they get into those files and they see tha you know, it will reinforce ou core findings. i am not here to talk abou politics, i don't understand the politics of it on the facts, i welcome an further review of our work > yeah so listen, this nex question may come out of the blue than if you don't understand politics but i aske the trying to explain it to me marjorie taylor greene and james calmer, they are going t the jails. they want to go to the jail in d.c. and visit with those wh have been accused of answe actionable behavior. why? >> i don't, no good question

right? let's make clear, the people that are charged with crimes a the capital, go before a judge a judge and has to make determination if that person i a flight risk, or is a dange to the community only if there is a showing o one of those facts, is tha person held in jail. that people who are in jail at the d.c. jail, charged wit january six offenses have been determined by a judge to eithe be continuing threat to that community and its safety, or a flight risk. those are the patriots tha these members of congress ar going to >> you go and visit are watching again, that's not politics, that's a fox sports neutral judge presentation o aaf as who is on the >> good meri decided to hold those people i morning to you we are ready to go with th jail because 3rd round of they competition post some kind o here risk that bassmaster leas at and i cannot explain 72 per lakes in south carolina. he's the there's ire to go and see them or to paint them as some kind of patriots ou political prisoners. >> yes i'm curious if you thin

a future, january six could be stopped based on what lawmaker have learned what they've enacted over th past two years >> yes look the whole point of our committee was to start the facts, let's figure out what happened tell incredible stories an then let's learn from that let's have recommendations have a continuing discussion about how to prevent a futur attack on the capitol. that is everything fro electoral count act reform which has already occurred t talking more about a whole o government approach to gathering, assassin, disseminating information abou domestic care rhythm those are important ongoin discussions. my hope is that our work has felicitated that discussion. my hope is that's constructive discussion. that people with different perspectives can come together i hope alex, at the end of the day that it makes a future similar event less likely. >> listen, given the nature of what we talk, about i've to sa i appreciate you coming on m

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down silicon valley banquet schlund a lot of money to tech start-ups and is the 16t largest bank in the country wa shut down by regulators on friday joining me now from santa clara, nbc scott cohn scott, spill out what happened herebecause it seemed like i came out of nowhere pretty fast. >> well alex, the underlying issue here is rising interes rates. we know the federal reserve ha been rapidly, aggressively raising interest rates to tr and rein in inflation. that has a ripple effect this is silicon valley, a lo of the businesses were all o them here are huge consumers o cash and that cash with rising interest rates effectively has gotten a lot more expensive. that's sort of raw material if you will say we know about the tech turmoil with layoffs th companies like facebook an amazon, well that has also affected the start-ups that do business here and there's also going to be the question about whether this bank simply takes

on too much risk it was the go-to bank for al of the tech start-ups. some of which now are trying t figure out how they will mak their payroll, let alone sta in business at all with 100 to $75 million in deposits, this is the 16th largest bank of the u.s. that may not seem like much bu it does have this much broader impact you have this bizarre spectacl yesterday of tech ceos literally lining up outside of the bank trying to get answers not getting many of them a all. among them dean cato, the ce of dean nelson i should say. that ceo of a company called cato digital >> came out to talk to the bank just got online with a lo of other counters. and ceo. to find out what is happenin and also the options we have got. and, really as a ceo we have t make sure that both of our employees in the customers and investors are protecting the things that we have so that' what we are looking to explore

but they came out and told u that the bank is shut down access to the cash of th biggest problem, i think for the majorities of companie that are here. if you are a start-up, cash is king the cash in the work flow that have a runway, it's critical and so access to the cash to b able to help pay your employees, to actually cover the expenses it's a thing that i am not mostly worried about >> so as we speak, regulator are inside of the bank with th idea of getting it open on monday but it will be a shadow of its former self remember, the fdic only ensure the first $250,000 in deposits and we are hearing reports tha as much as 80% of the deposits in the bank are uninsured. that means that many companies are likely to see only pennies on the dollar and it has som people out here calling very seriously for some sort of federal bail out i will let you sort out th political minefield that tha will create but the thinking here is that the very idea o

american innovation is on th line here. alex >> huge, yes a massive ripple effec potentially giving it is silicon valley and all of that generates. thank you scott for that meantime california is ending multi million dollar contrac with walgreens after the company said it will not sel abortion medication. walgreens made its decisio after a group of republica attorneys general warned the company that i could face lega consequences if it sells medical abortion pills in thei states that is regardless if abortion is legal there joining me now nbc digital reporter chloe akins who has been following the story i find this so interesting as say welcome and i'm glad you are here what kind of consequences coul they face and states where abortion is legal? walgreens, why are they making this decision? many of those gop attorney generals from states where abortion is legal, they ar leaning on state statutes that relay curb access to dispensin medication abortion. those state statutes that ar currently on the books require

the provider or the physicia to dispense as medicatio abortions in person to the patient. so once that really comes to to mind take a lot of people's kansas, it is legal there, w saw a ton of voters come out overwhelmingly support abortio with that out back in august 2022 they have that very same state statute on the books the caveat here is like many other states, that state statute is come up in an enjoined in court. it is blown off by court right now, not and forceful righ this moment but in a conversation with the attorney general of kansas, that i ha this week he said we are ver hopeful that the court wil rule in our favor so i will be able to you know and force tha state sanction and my conversation with walgreens i did tell me that this is you know a ver evolving, legal area they are taking that int consideration when they ar applying for certification and these 20 other something state to dispense a medication >> that's got this or talkin

about, california, gavin newso having none of this. let me get a couple of quote he said about this he is taking actio immediately. he says california will no stand by as corporations cav to extremist and cut off critical access to reproductiv care in freedom. the 54 million dollar contract will end on may 1st. it says the state is exploring other options will provide the same services. but my question, is what happens in the meantime? what about those people who ar dependent on this medication for whatever reason? >> write that contract between the state of california and it corrections and walgreens, tha contract going away will not impact any inmates in the stat of california. from my conversations with gavin newsom office, the governor of california and the said they have other methods o procuring medication as it relates to medicatio abortion, in the state o california, the status quo remains. patients who are looking t terminate the pregnancy usin

medication abortion, they ca still get it from thei provider whether it's in perso or via tele-health as it relates to walgreens they are you know seekin certification, they are goin through the process. it's unclear what they are i the process to be able t become certified and later dispense in the 20 other state which also includes california >> let me also make the poin very quickly, you say for th people who look to terminate their abortion, let's remind our viewers everybody that thi is often medication that's use for a woman who has had natural miscarriage and has to finish it i guess if we will say. you have to think about al aspects here i know you are doing that chloe, we will have a lot more to com on this. thank you so much. let's go now to the woman wh called for a national divorc on the day that she took tha gavel and presided over th u.s. house of representatives. not moment caught instant fire online, and from a lot o voices my panel react to this viral moment next. ucala.

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republicans focus thei attention on the capitol attack house republicans are launchin an investigation into th january 6th elect committe aiming to analyze how its prob was conducted. now the inquiry will be led by congressman barry ladder milk. he is the one who that committee showed giving a tour of the capitol the day befor the insurrection interesting. also in the works, house oversight committee chair chai james comer, marjorie taylor

greene one members of congress to visit january six defendant in jail. all of this comes as follo grocery fox news host tucker carlson portraying the attac as largely peaceful. joining me now is -- we have senior advisor there for the lincoln project, resident scholar at uva center for politics and former go congressional communications director, and also kurt patel democratic strategist an former gop spokesperson for th house oversight committee. you guys have those gop roots, i'm just putting all of that together but anyway, let's get into this tira what and why are republicans trying to re-litigate januar 6th? it is clear they do not have the facts on their side, wha is the point don't their constituents wan them to just move on >> listen, this is all about a precursor to kneecap-ing the investigations into donald trump his misconduct, th misconduct of those around him and to really borne the abilit to hold them accountable that is what this is about

they know that the rabid mag base it thinks that donald trump is the victim here not that our democracy or ou capital or way of government or democratic institution, tha is not weisman victimized here it is donald trump he is a perpetual weiner and victim so these members of congress are doing his bidding becaus they know that their constituents actually at the base of their constituents here, they want this and this helps donald trump an it also helps to the flicked away from what they actually did. this is all projection we have all become what they claimed to despise we need to keep ego eyes o this and paying attention to i because what they claim is always the opposite. for their involvement, it is clear same thing with this weaponization committee. it is nonsense and jim jordan' use of has a vanity project so that he can preen and shout an yell about things but neve actually get anything done because there's no substance there, they're using people wh are retired fbi agents who

haven't set foot in the fb agent in 20 years and someho these conspiracy theories, experts that are coming forwar to say the governments wil weaponize, ignoring the fact that donald trump abused pardo power. and of ridden prosecutions he interviewed in the justic department he pardoned steve bannon and roger stone. all of the things and a litany of things that donald trump is dawn to undermine ou democratic institutions. this is all to distract from that because i think that is what the base wants. >> wow, can you answer thi court? why are marjorie taylor greene and james comer going to visit january six defendants in jail what is out about? >> you know interesting, the other week i think it wa reported that there was this somma that has been put out by people that are in jail fo january six and set to that is donald trump and the backgroun being a part of this son and i guess it just tells yo that for some reason and i don't know what that reason is

they have made the decisio that part of the and what we will see in the trump campaign for president will be this ide that anyone that's a part of january 6th should be pardon trump has said that before tha if he is back in the white house, he will pardon thos people i think this puts them so fa out of the mainstream and no just this country about really the republican party overall i literally a few minutes ag just got back from just take the normal generic white house tour with a group of friends a some town from nashville i, remember i'm looking around and looking at these portraits of ronald reagan, h.w. bush, w bush, i think to myself that republican party would b appalled at what the marjori taylor greene and donald trump's of this party are doin right now. they believe in democracy, the believed in the transition o power. they believed in our country and to watch people, now use the instruments of government, the instruments of checks an balances, that are supposed to protect and safeguard th

republicans. they used him as a weapon to undermine it is just unconscionable, a betrayal o the oval office and i think it will backfire. i think that after what we start in the midterms with people like election deniers kari lake and herschel walker, all of them losing the, this i a losing half of the party in will create a lot of tension going forward because there ar a lot of people who are no happy with this within the gop >> okay if you say, so i jus hope that those delegates, mag right they scream the lattice. let's put it that way. let me ask you about thi quickly tara, marjorie taylo greene who's giving th speaker's battle for international women's day, tak a listen to this >> the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house, a communication from the speaker. >> i hereby appointee honorabl marjorie taylor greene to act speaker pro temporary on thi day, signed kevin mccarthy speaker of the house o representatives. >> okay, what a difference two

years makes when we remove all of the committees to having th speaker's gavel. what does this say tara, about marjorie taylor greene's increasing influence in th party? >> first of all, hearing tha makes my stomach turn and it should make every american stomach turn that this woman, thi confederate wannab insurrectionists, degenerate whatever sit behind and have the speakers kabul preside over anything in the house of representatives it's bad enough to tax sellers pay her salary it says more about kevin mccarthy than it does about her, she is who she is. and you know we see he despicable behavior on thi play all of the time it's as kevin mccarthy is coward and he has decided that he will act yes to this maga side of the republican party which is now overtaken the mainstream republicans he has to, and part of thi bargain work he has done everything possible he can t like the boots of maga in orde to have that position. including putting that woman i

positions of power that tells you everything yo need to know about where the republican party is today an why it's irredeemable. they are allowing these people to be mainstream that to me as what is so dangerous about the directio of the republican party becaus the extremism has become the mainstream and she has been walking living breathing example of it and it's shameful. >> ten seconds kurt, that' what happened there, at thes viral moments, is that now going to be used in a bunch of democrats campaigns like thi as what is coming? >> yes, i mean this is a extension of the last campaign that we just hired where s much of the attention was that president biden said before in the midterms, the battle for the nation, it's ongoing when you elevate people like marjorie taylor greene, you pu her on the homeland security committee and the oversigh committee and she's using that to try and make you know the january six present or som sort of call celeb, it shows how far gone they have gone. there is no going back

>> there it is, will b commercial fodder for sure tara and courage, both the see you good thank you so much. coming up next, the alarming conclusions drawn by the doj about the actions of louisville's police department next hour, texas congresswoman jasmine crockett joins me at the top of the hour to tal about daylight saving time and a possible four day work week? like this one! 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app! (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. waitso you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on.

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federal investigation into the louisville police department the doj revealed launch afte the 2020 death of breonn taylor concludes there are injury systemic problems including routine excessiv force and discrimination against black citizens joining me now, ella one los of rights attorney and see nbc contributor david henderson. good friend of, us glad to hea david because these findings are incredibly disturbing. let's take a listen to marriag garland detailing some of th conduct that police repeatedly engaged in >> some officers hav demonstrated disrespect for th people they are sworn to

protect. some have videotaped themselve throwing drinks at pedestrians from their cars, but assaulted people with disabilities and called black people monkeys, animal and boy this conduct is unacceptable >> you can also see it's disgusting but what is you reaction to the report >> what you're, now innocent alex this is no surprise based on what we saw and wha happened with breonna taylor because of the way tha situation novella, you hav officer saying hey we have the right to execute but no-knoc warrant but we did refinance meanwhile, no witnesses at the scene ever heard that. the feds come in and investigate with a federal investigation starts, they lie to federal investigators and ultimately end up bein prosecuted by the feds that indicates to you that there are ongoing systemic problems at the same time. it is a shock to hear them using slurs and engaging and abusive behavior, having absolutely nothing to do wit any semblance of police work

>> so give me a sense of wha this calls for i want to understand what consent decree which i something the louisville has t do now they have to enter into. this other police departments, ferguson, missouri after the death of michael brown they've done consent degrees what does that mean and ha that lead to improvements, and you think louisville can see meaningful change? >> the biggest thing it mean alex, is that the battle defense is not true. every single time we see a officer gave car doing something wrong, the departmen says hey we just have a few ba apples, everybody else is doin just fine and there are no problems this finding officially says that is not true you have problems throughout your department and basicall this works like any other cour case either we will show you our yo are going to agree to fix them the consent decree is just a problem -- and the unfortunate truth, i we have been here before, we have seen this before, it does not lead to long term solution with policing, however it will make a difference at least temporarily if only to advance

the conversation about the need, the urgent need for police reform >> let me tell, you part o this report found that officer got the fish and, training and adequate mental health support give me a sense of how long yo think it will take for the consent decree to take effect? you have a couple of with what i just said to >> that is, right the proble is you can't fix what you can' acknowledge. on the one, hand they do have lack of resources that are necessary for them to do their job and police chief hav pointed that out before like our former police chief davi brown. officers get asked to do too much sometimes and they need those resources. at the same time, a lack o resources doesn't lead to yo providing false information on an arrest warrant. it doesn't lead to you blindly shooting into an apartment whe you might hurt someone that is a part of what thi decree point out, that i really important some of these issues are not necessary for policing, they are necessary for basic public safety at a time when we have decided people can own weapons and use them for self-defense, setting aside my personal feelings about that the proliferation of firearms,

it's really dangerous situatio for both citizens and police officers when you can kick i the door on a no knock warrant and the person behind that doo has the right to fire back because they don't know that you are a police officer which happened in breonna taylor's case >> it shredded, very frightening. okay david henderson my friend good to see, you see you again for all of you, tonight we wil turn the clocks ahead one hour isn't this getting kind of old you will hear from congressman jasmine crockett as one member of the house is pushing for big change plus whether america can d better with a four day wor week and later, the deadly flooding in california even mor troubles on the way there. we have new information for yo at the top of the hour new tresemmé fluid volume spray. infused with a blend of biotin and plant-based protein that penetrates. in one spray, get naturally lifted, exceptionally fluid hair. new tresemmé fluid volume haircare.

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