hey everybody, i am yasmin - if you are just joining us welcome, if you are sticking with us we thank you for that. mike pence unleashed, goin after former president donal trump like never before over the capitol hill insurrection. even as republicans in the house prepared to investigat the january 6th committee. in a moment i will speak t

congresswoman ilhan omar about that as well as how she became target for house republicans and kevin mccarthy we are also keeping an eye o the breaking news in californi where there is major floodin in a weekend of extrem weather. new travel warnings from mexic after the disappearance of three women. plus this. >> drag queens are the marines of the queer movement. don't get it twisted and don't be distracted. register to vote so we can get these stunned queens out o office and put some smar people with real solutions int government >> rupaul ready for battle t fight back against the war o drag shows and trans americans across the country i will speak to former recal drag show contestant peppermin about all of that later on thi hour we start though with forme vice president mike pence. finally coming out of his shel a bit. and taking on the president he once served over january 6th which is something other potential gop rivals have ye

done thus far. want to get right to nbc's julia circuit covering it al for us from capitol hill it's happening obviously, julia, at the gridiron dinner yesterday evening. the first time really that h has gone so far as to condem former president donald trum the way that he did. walk us through it >> yasmin, the timing of the former vice presidents remarks almost as interesting as wha he actually said because you are right this happened at a private dinner last night to a room full of journalists. but no cameras where he made the harshest remarks he had about his forme boss about somebody who has already jumped in the 2024 race. and pence by the way teasing the announcement that he can make to jump in that race as well it could come very soon. a piece of what he said abou the former president, quote, president trump was wrong and had no right to overturn the election and his reckless words endangered my family and everyone at the capitol that day. and i know history will hold

donald trump accountable it is worth noting, though that while pence is making these remarks he is refusing s far to cooperate with subpoena by special counse jack smith who is looking into january 6th and th insurrection on that day a part of a justice department probe. take a listen to what chuc todd asked senator kevin krame about pence's remarks. watch. >> where do you come down, o tucker carlson's side or mik pence's side >> well first of, all both sides can be right rhetoricall but the problem is, you know, four-hour stroll through the capitol that is marred by half hour of rioting doesn't make i a peaceful protest and nobody was supposed to b in the capital so there is not a single person who is completely innocent of wrong doing. >> yasmin, pence, making those remarks, of course, that chuck talked referring to two years, more than two years after th insurrection on that today where pence and his family wer in this building hiding from

rioters as they stormed th capitol. and pence last night went on t say that tucker carlson' portrayal of events, quote mocks decency, to downplay the insurrection and portray it as a peaceful protest so just a lot happening here i a whirlwind week where we have been talking about this spli screen between those tapes tha carlson has been showing and the bipartisan kind of nation from lawmakers who live through that day >> julie for us, thank you >> want to bring i congresswoman elaine omar, democrat from minnesota, congresswoman, thank you for joining us on this, we appreciated, it is good to tal to you today, i want to ge your reaction first to the former vice president went wha he said at the great iro dinner he didn't say this publicly, h said it at a private dinner. but nonetheless finally kind o condemning wright's former boss all of this happening while yo have got house gop members wanting to investigate the investigators, in the januar

6th committee. >> it is about time, i jus wish it didn't take two year for the former vice presiden to honestly talk about what we all witnessed and what the american people watched in realtime it doesn't matter how, you know, much tucker carlson an mccarthy try to erase an rewrite history, it is rightfully documented. and it is documented in th memories of the people who hav lived through it and who witnessed it in realtime. i don't know what they think they will get out of investigating th investigators. but the republican really is i shambles they are not really interested in truth, they are not interested in having integrity or principles. for them it is about finding a enemy, it is about incitin hatred and anger and it is about, you know,

causing as much chaos as the can. because they don't know how to govern >> let's talk about a couple o different things, congresswoma while i have you i do want to talk first abou the debt ceiling some of the demands it seems that are coming from the house freedom caucus it seems like they are the one that are calling the shots whe it comes to republican negotiating on the deb ceiling. we know they are playing wit fire here. there is actually a headline from the ap saying will it tak a market crash for congress to raise the debt limit and my question is will it >> i think so. they're very dangerous, and, you know, you can see that through these demands, mccarth had to win the speakership, he took seven rounds of votes he had to make a deal with the devil. and unfortunately the american people and the world economy will end up suffering from it. if we do not raise the deb

ceiling and have a clean bil to raise the debt ceiling, tha has an impact, not just on our economy, but the globa economy. these are, this is our debt, these are bills that we have outstanding that we have t pay. none of it should be up fo negotiation. and to have the so-calle freedom caucus holding our country's economy and th global economy hostage, it i really dangerous and, you know, i do hope tha mccarthy ends up finding a spine and working with the democrats to get this done >> >> you were one of an continue to be one of th republican majority's original targets, you were booted fro the house foreign affair committee, you had, though, an incredibly powerful response t that and i want to play that moment for people. and then we will talk. >> i am an american. an american who was sent her by her constituents to

represent them in congress i refugee who survived the horrors of a civil war someone who spent her childhoo in a refugee camp. someone who knows what it mean to have a shot at a better lif here in the united states. >> when you see the plans of the republican majority righ now and where they have pu their resources. and their time where they plan to over th next two years of this session what goes through your head? >> i am mortified. and, you know, really scared for the direction of our country as we look at the plan that the republican majority has put forth. we have also seen it wit republican leaders in florid and texas and virginia when they say they want to g after woke agenda.

it is essentially meaning that they want to be outwardl stefanik they want to be outwardl homophobic they are against any sort of progress that we are making an creating a more inclusive open and welcoming society. they are not offering a single policy solution in addressin the climate crisis that we are dealing with, not only in th united states but globally they are not addressing th pervasive hunger problem tha exists in our country. homelessness, many of th problems that our constituents are concerned with you know, securing and defending social security an medicare funding our public schools and trying to make sure our kids are actually getting the adequate education that they need in order to not jus compete here in the united states but globally. addressing the immigration

crisis that we consistentl have all they want to do is china paid for their base. and they are only interested i having power for the sake of having power i look at mccarthy and think you, know this is somebody who doesn't ever have a single policy discussion. he wanted to be speaker so tha he could just have that title. and it is really disappointing because when you look at democrats, you look at, yo know, the administration president biden, you look at leader jeffries. you look at those of us in the progressive caucus and we ar constantly having conversation about actual policy that would create progress for th american people. and then you look at the republicans and all you hear i it is about the and hatred and bigotry and it is really sad >> so how do you, congresswoman, now continue this fight, right you put this tweet out tha really stood out to me and i want to read it fo

folks. 28 years old ago i arrived i america as a young refugee i would never in my wildes dreams have imagined that would have the opportunity t represent the community that welcomes me with open arms i congress and to fight fo little girls like me dreamin of a safer future. how do you continue your fight right, what you want to se happen in a republican house >> yeah, i mean, you know, i a constantly reminded th specially on march 8th [inaudible] my america day, an it is because of the generosit of the american people that have had the opportunity that have had i always talk about how ou state is cold with the peopl have warm hearts and, do you know, minnesota is home to wellstone. mondaire, and, you know, s many people who deeply car about using politics to change

peoples lives. and we're in congress fighting to make sure that all of our children families are fe before we try to feed thei brains trying to make sure that everybody has a home and a roo over their heads that, you know, we are doing everything we can to fight the climate crisis. to continue to uphold th american value that says tha we welcome those who are running from oppression an struggling for things around the world. this is my mandate and this is what i will continue to push forth. >> so despite your removed fro the house foreign affairs, committee you are still very much having an impact, and a you talk about policy, o course saying that kevin mccarthy is not talking policy let's talk a little bit abou policy while i still have couple of minutes with you i know that you introduce th stop arming human rights abusers act which, quote imposes universal health human rights and monetary an conditions on social securit cooperation with the u.s., the bill establishes lines based internationally recognized

gross violations o international human rights and international humanitarian law as well. talk to me about this bill >> this it is, i think a simpl step that we can take as a country. we espouse the values of upholding human rights but we are okay in selling millions of dollars in weapons to countries like saudi arabia and egypt. that, you know, our channeling dissidents, we have seen our weapons be used in yemen and other places to cause catastrophe we continue to have a policy that says, you know, that we are going to have conditions i

our defense support fo countries like israel. so it is really important fo us to make sure that our value are embedded in the policies that we have in this country because if we continue t deviate from that, the hypocrisy becomes glaring. and we continue to lose to, as you know, our standing in th world. >> congresswoman, i want t talk to you -- talk to them at saying a prisoner was near -- saying that that was a quote unquote cruel lie. either way, you have been an commented on and we have all been watching the world ha been watching the continue protests, you are seeing the sacrifices of women in iran, children, young girls ar making every single day. and iran fighting for freedom, fighting for their lives, ho should the united states, ho should the biden administratio be dealing with iran right now?

>> i mean it is horrific wha is happening in iran, obviousl we have to congratulate wome and girls and people who are others who are standing in solidarity with them for their courageous behavior as the stand against this authoritarian regime i think it is really important for the united states to continue to pressure iran to d the right thing. women should be allowed to lea their lives as equally as they can. regardless of what country the are living, in regardless of what regime they are livin under. and i think it is indicative o us, and imperative for us to continue to stand in solidarit with those that are seekin freedom and liberty.

>> representative ilhan omar thank you for taking the time, appreciate it. all right, still ahead everybody, a look inside the political miscalculation o speaker kevin mccarthy and fox news host tucker carlson's use of the january 6th attac footage. plus, new warnings about traveling to mexico after string of disappearances and kidnappings. former rupaul's drag rac contestant government joins me to talk about how tennessee' new anti-drug bill could b used to discriminate against the lgbtq community, already under heavy attack >> not driving themselves to drag shows, and they are not going in for surgery if a parent decides to tak their child to the movie or to the doctor or to a drag show o to a museum, it is none of you business

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continuing to pour down on large areas of the state another small city and facin severe flooding. led to thousands of evacuation an ongoing rescue efforts. overall 15 million californian are under a flood watch as o this afternoon and we have someone joining us from one of those flooded town in monterrey county. scott, if you will, take u there, how local residents there are dealing with the flooding that is happening and officials as well? >>, yeah it is incredibl difficult, yasmin, one of th issues with the storms here in california in particular i that you get these enormou amounts of rain up in th mountains. we are talking feet of rain. and then it drains down throug the lower elevations toward th ocean. and you get all of thi flooding right now highway one, the famous pacific coast highway about three miles to my west i closed because they have water over the road. that does not normally happen. and here we are in the town of

pajaro, this is a town of abou 3000 people in monterrey county they had a levee break here an the levee a wrong he pajar refer that broke about 36 hour ago. and even now according to th county sheriff they are stil rescuing people from their homes. >> you know at some point some rescue groups have up to 2 people with the high water vehicles as we move through this thing. look, we have rescued a woma and her baby that tried to cross here in pajaro and the water picked up the car an swept it into a ditch. thank god nobody was hurt. we have rescued people in thei houses, they thought they coul just wait this out >> but the fact is that they these people are finding tha they can't and that is one of the message from the authorities here as w await yet another atmospheri river expected to come through here in the next 48 hours. they are telling people to please heed the warnings and

get out and don't go under the water, even if you think tha you can get another car throug a road like this, you migh find that all of a sudden th road drops off four feet and you are stuck and you have n way out. it is a very very seriou situation and again, yasmin, this bizarre winter in california just won't let up >> yeah, california just continuing to get battered there. scott cohen for us, we thank you. coming up next everybody republican officials in florid and tennessee are leading th war against trans rights and drag shows right now with the latter effectivel banning public performances in a first of its kind move transgender advocate and forme rupaul's drag race contestan peppermint joins me next t talk about this growing effort to target her community, w will be right back s up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex.

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banning drag performances in the view of children it is just one of dozens o anti-trans bills that were introduced or passed b republican state legislators across the country this week they include a florida law tha would codify gender affirmin care as child abuse. and on the federal level, house committee advanced a bil that would ban transgender students from competing on sports teams consistent with their gender identity. drag race host rupaul call o the gop for targeting th community for political points >> we know that police are incompetent at solving rea issues, they look for easy targets so they can give the impression of being effective. they think our love, our light our laughter, and our joy ar signs of weakness. they are wrong because that is our strength >> peppermint was the runner u on the ninth season if rupaul' drag race. she is also a trans actress an activist and member of the glaad board of directors and joining us now, peppermint

thank you so much for joinin us on this, we appreciate it i want to talk specificall about the tennessee ban. and it was purposely written vague. when you think about the dra performers when you think about trans gender individuals you think about the prid parade as well how worried are you for safety >> this, i think the thing tha is so insidious about this bil specifically is that it is s vague. and while it does clearl target and put dra entertainers, small businesses that employ drag entertainer at a disadvantage and put them at risk, it also opens up a lo of folks in the trans communit and make them more vulnerable. unfortunately, the resources that the community has to figh back against these discriminatory laws and bill

that are not only happening in places like tennessee but we see that they are basicall copying and pasting this language, this type of languag and using it another local legislatures across the country. but the reason why this is so, one of the reasons so terrible aside the fact that drag is an expression of free speech an it is an art form and it is way that queer people in the lgbtq+ people celebrate thei community. it is also pulling resources and attention from the few people that are trying to figh within the community away from protecting the mos vulnerable people in the community, many transgende people and transgender youth >> i also want to play thi sound for you, it's an exchang with virginia governor glenn youngkin who supported restrictions on sports bathrooms, targeting trans students and he faced a question from a trans man at a town hall listen to this >> look at me.

i am a transgender man do you really think that the girls in my high school woul feel comfortable sharing the restroom with me >> so, first of all, nico, thank you for, again, asking the question and being her tonight. and engaging in this important discussion what is most important is that we try very hard to accommodat students that is why i have said many many times that we just need extra bathrooms in schools we need gender neutral bathrooms. and so people can use th bathroom that they in fact are comfortable with >> what do you make of the governor's response? this run around a bit that h gave >> well i do think that gender neutral bathrooms are one wa to address this whole bathroom conversation but unfortunately the bathroom are not where this type of legislation is stopping. and i haven't had a chance t really review governor youngkin's, you know, full policies on trans policies but i am assuming that since

that really brave high schoo student niko was asking this question that they aren' really in line with protecting trans individuals. we are seeing these as a attack on a community. and so attacking trans identity, attacking trans individuals an bathrooms, and attacking acces to bathrooms and sports an basically eradicatin transgender-ism from publi life clearly it is what is on the agenda for many politicians. and while i do think tha gender neutral bathrooms are a good place to start, i certainly is not the only thin that we are asking for when it comes to protections for lgbtq individuals. and unfortunately, a lot o these policies and bills are being put forth using rhetoric and online sort of anecdotes that they hear, but not really with the participation of or considering the live experience of tren individuals. so unfortunately when you do

have a discriminatory law that bans access to gendered spaces like bathrooms and sports, you think that you are addressing, you know, this idea of trans women in the bathroom and what they are calling man in th bathroom because they ar saying they want to keep men out of women's spaces. but then, you know, if you hav trans men which you do, then you are instantly forcing tran men to be in those very spaces that you are saying you want men not to be in >> what is, i want you to leav folks with the biggest misunderstanding that people have that support anti-trans anti-lgbtq plus bills, legislation. >> given there was a recen poll that shows that mos individuals, i think it's many 80% of americans say that they don't personally know someon who is trans they are getting lot of information about u from these same politician that are making up thi

discriminatory language. and so one of the things i would want people to know is that those who don't know an love someone who is transgende is that being transgender is very real. and there is no separating trans identity from th individual and that is why all of these bands and proposals that targe back room fair housing, yo know, education, employment, that is why they're so insan u.s. and so ginger us. so transitive it, what we ar we say we are. trans women are women, trans man our man. and if we can deal from a plac of empathy then that's maybe a good place to start. the other thing is that we are not out to transgender childre are not having surgeries that is really important t say. there is this misnomer tha forgeries are being done on young children that is absolutely not true. in most places, in most states in this country, you need to b over the age of 16 or 17 or 18

even in order to get this type of treatment so the treatment that doctor are providing is approved an supported by all the major medical organizations. and these doctors are doing it in partnership with the parent of the children. and so they are all workin together to provide th healthiest options and resources for those children and unfortunately, these bills are not just about children. they said they were, but now they are focusing on adults as well and trying to eradicate health care for transgender adults. and young folks. and so it's very vague and ver messy. but it's really important that you take the time to listen to people in the community first. >> and get to know them. peppermint, we thank you s much coming up, everybody, it i almost spring break for so man students but texas has a warning fo those wanting to head to mexico plus, a new report on the stat

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and the possibility of being kidnapped. now, the state department says that the texas department of public safety is telling all of the residents of texas, do not travel to mexico they are warning people, do no go to mexico, of course that just relates to the folks in texas. but as it relates to those three women, they are our last seen in the mexican state of - shares a border with texas and it is one of the six areas that were designated by th state department as a do not travel area. we were told those three women were on their way to a fle market when they were last heard from now we do know the fbi i involved in this investigation but it is really important t note here, yasmin, there are 112,000 missing people i mexico so mexican authorities are jus overwhelmed with these types o instances. of course, those are their own citizens that they are worried about their. of course, the white house i very aware of all of these incidents and really has released a statement that it says in part, the united state and mexico will bring all of their resources to bear agains

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the aisle continues over tucke carlson and fox news after the host aired previously unseen for just to this is a given to him by house speaker kevin mccarthy and portrayed it as mostly keep peaceful gathering the speaker today doubled down on his decision. >> my goal here is transparency and we will slowly rule out to every individual news agency they can come see the tapes as well the first thing i found is tha the january six committee wa not honest with us that it is not 14,000 hours of tapes, there is 41,000 hours o tapes. let everyone see them to bring their own judgment >> let everyone see them excep let's have tucker carlson pu

them out there first, an create his own narrative befor everybody else has access to them join me now is msnbc's belly calmest, jon jones talking - mccarthy and tucker carlson, you have wrote about this, tha they made a bit of a political miscalculation in th re-engagement and re-release o some of this footage right, you mean a january 6t revival isn't playing well too many americans color me shocked i suspected more from brilliant political tacticia such as kevin mccarthy how badly did carlson an mccarthy miscalculate how no only the public would react to how they are trying to chang the narrative, carlson i particular but also how republicans are reacting >> yasmin, thank you for havin me, on first and foremost. since the start, i questione the logic in kevin mccarthy an

tucker carlson's expectation that the broader public be o the fox news ecosystem would want to relive what wa arguably one of the most pressing moments in recent american history but it really does speak to the networks willingness or eagerness t rewrite history when tha history is inconvenient fo their conservative base. and that kind of speech to the litany of data points we hav against foxes repeated electio denialism and their complicity and it and that of course leads us to the dominion filing that shows several of their hosts hav willingly carried trump' illiberal water by claiming th 2020 election was fraudulent so yes, just several dat points showing fox news is a propaganda network and not a news network >> so this along with, as yo mentioned, the revelations fro dominion lawsuit, right. you mentioned how carl rogue's meltdown back in 2012 on fox

news was an indicator to you o what was in the pipeline for the republican party or should have been kind of key to what we can expect. let's play a little bit of it. and then i will read some of what you wrote >> look, we have had one instance where something was prematurely called >> you know it well. >> they said this was not goin to be another one of those >> seems to me to be a ver early or very early call wit 171 votes separating them. >> michigan, chris dewald, michael bruins back there. they are all - >> very smart guys they are very smart guys i am just saying that in terms of public perception, it looks a little odd for us to b making a call with this. >> he didn't want to accept th a decision in ohio for obama you write this, the evenin taught me about republican desperate longing for an alternate reality. one of their own creation, i my, view the 2012 fox news glasgow was a major movement i

the networks history which is to say that it is a significant moment in america' political history can talk mor about this >> i just think we need to loo at the instances of fox news election denialism as they continue of, you, know i think the fox complicity in th racist birther theory abou barack obama's eligibility t the president was one exampl of election denialism. i think carl rhodes outburst i another example of that. of course, that sets the stage for the dominion violence in which we find that fox news, a network that was created for and by a white racist, and t placate their concerns and served their interest did no want to defy trump, himself white racist who acts as a spindly of sorts with that kin of cynically like control over the throngs of white racist to watch fox's show that is how you get to the point where the network does not want to deny trump's fundamentally racist claim about fraudulence in the 202

election being concentrated an largely black and brow districts. and how that fraudulence denie the mostly right republica party there right for election victory. so i think it is reall important to look at these things in context and really look at how we as a nation wan to systemically address what i a propaganda network that ha run amok and that is why i jus really quickly was very glad that you had marciano on you show yesterday he has been at the forefront o the conversation about extremists propaganda and th worries that even used t weaponize against the arme forces and so when we look a kind of the ways that ou nation can take a systemic approach to this propaganda i' really glad that, for example, the advocacy groups like - have been proposing to the pentagon that they should no be airing fox news on military bases for example because they have been showing to express anti-american viewpoints liberal viewpoints, whit nationalist viewpoints so that is really going to determine how serious we are

going forward and curving some of this propaganda coming ou of fox news. whether we in our american institutions are going to take a harder look at whether w should allow these propagand to have direct access to us as americans. >> you on jones, thank, you we will be right back >> always a pleasure next on behind the series... that performance was legendary. they just piled it on. roast beef, ham, oven roasted turkey. all on the subway club. three peat - that's great. three meat - that's epic. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. age is just a number,

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shedding light on how more and more women are rethinkin traditional understandings o how to juggle work, friends, and family and have become forging ne paths to take their mental health and professional succes into their own hands joining me now to discuss is jessica kriegel, chief scientist, workplace culture and culture partners because i think you for joinin us on. this appreciate it let me read for you some prett troubling stats. amidst all of this because we are hearing especially from this new repor from this that women are leaving the workplace in droves essentially it is because they don't have the support tha they need. 82% of women polled said tha while there is much talk about how overburdened women are nobody is actually helping eas the burden more than one and five women in the u.s. experience in mental healt conditions such as depressio or anxiety and 74% of women, that is thre out of four women, are worried about the mental state of thei female friends can you talk about what is

happening here >> i mean i can relate to al of those statistics. i am one of those women wh feels overburdened and i think back to when i was first being mentored early i my career and my mentor said you can have it all but yo can't have it all at once. and i think that is what i going on right now with many women. they are trying to have it all at once. we are in the pursuit of getting de-escalate and making partner and having to 0. children and the frantic pace at whic we are living right now, i mean cell phones are for burdening, our jobs withou kids or overburdening. putting it all together is creating a mental health crisis you are seeing addiction at al levels, all new high-levels. and so we are struggling right now to balance what fulfills us, what society expects from us what our families expect fro us what we think we should be doing and it is very ver challenging. and you know who else is struggling men to men are also overburdened.

so this isn't unique to women. women struggle more with child care because 80% of single parents are women. so there is more of that dynamic that they are probably balancing. but i think that everybody i struggling right now with th way that society has evolved and we need to revisit the foundational structure of some of the decisions we have mad about how we want to live. >> okay, so you talk about kin of this idea of wanting to hav it all but maybe not necessarily being able to have it all at once but why the heck not you know why not if it means just getting support. because i think the overarchin issue is we are not getting th support that we need right? and then also to add on to that, how do you advocate fo yourself to get it without feeling as if you ar putting yourself on your heels at work? i.e., missing a promotio because you need help. >> there is nuance here becaus there are different experience for different women. there is white privileged women, there are women who ar

struggling to make ends meet who are single parents and the don't have the same issue that report talked about, women are prioritizing self care some women don't have th privilege to be able t prioritize health care for those that do and thos that can have a voice, those that have reached thos leadership levels within a organization, it means getting creative and it means asking for things that maybe your mai ceo or your male colleague haven't thought about. one example is when i joined culture partners, i am a singl parent, and i have to travel for work, oftentimes, and when i wasn't negotiation i, said listen, if you want me t travel sometimes you are going to have to pay for my daughter and my caretaker to come wit me on these business trips and my ceo who is a male sai you know what that is the wa that it should be. so it wasn't a policy or a par that the company had but i was able to speak of about here is what i need from you in terms of support. and i decided to work with somebody who is willing to giv it i have worked in other environments where i didn' have that support and so if yo have the privilege to sometime

it means offering out, i reall know we have opt out >> but also leading by example that is exactly what you did right? because you had the privileg to lead by example for those that are coming up behind you, then seeing that you are abl to ask for that and succeeding maybe they can as well thank you so much, it is a really important conversation, jessica kriegel, we appreciate your voice on this that wraps it up for me, everybody, i am yasmin vossoughian, i will be back in the chair next saturday an sunday at 2 pm eastern right here on msnbc. simon starts right now >> hello, i am melissa murra and for symone sanders townsend this hour on symone mike pence slams former president trump i his sharpest public criticis yet. we have the latest on what the former vp said about trump's endangering his family and others on january 6th. and what it means for the 2024 presidential race