>> marjorie's back. so when her name came up as related to the death of james roden, there was not a surprised person in town. >> roden, her third dead partner, was the one shot and frozen. but once again, marjorie was institutionalized because of her mental illness. and agent clark was prohibited from talking with her. but that was about to change. coming up, marjorie points the finger at someone new. >> i've never killed a person in my life and never would. i hate to kill bugs. >> and a dangerous close encounter. >> i pulled my gun out, and i was very close to squeezing off a round. >> when "death trap" continues. centrum minis may be small, but they pack a punch. with over 20 essential vitamins and minerals they are the most complete mini multivitamin. so you can focus on punching above your weight. no matter how high you set the bar. try centrum minis. people are saving hundreds in a land not so far away, on the most reliable network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or brin

it is heartbreaking. >> that's when marjorie said it's time to go.so memories of marlowe's childhood they are there. >> thank you so much for doing this event and think the audience for coming out tonight and to remind everyone there are copies available and we can mail them anywhere in the country. you can pick them up if you are in st. louis and we are happy to be able to provide them to you for potential guest for the holiday season. thank you everybody for coming. >> thank you for inviting me. >> it has been a blast. >> thank you. >> i love you guys. >> have a good night and we will see you next time >> we have that technology that keeps creating monopolies and keeps creating the biggest businesses in the world the biggest companies now are tech companies. so how come on the internet that they will equalize as the connectors and with really powerful individuals? >> without donald trump and that white house, all bets are off. there is no way that anyone should dismiss what is happening in the party of hate , the democratic party. it is simply rhet

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this incredibly annoying pta mom, marjorie, keeps hounding us to volunteer for things, and we finally out of excuses. [cell phone chimes] oh, i should probably tell her we're coming. unreal. "where are you?" "are you with claire?" "how far away are you?" "text me when you're close." "i locked my keys in my car." oh, that's from haley. much as i'd love to meet this dingbat, how many chaperones do they really need? takes one person. turn a garden hose on those dry humpers.

marjorie died just a day later. eunice an loni was a londoner. she met her husband during word war ii, he was an american soldier. she eventually came back to america to raise a fay. she died two days later. constant told her daughter, i don't want to live anymore. i have tried. i'm done. 48 hours later, alice ford died, louise johnson passed away the next day, as did harry nash, a local bookshop owner, spend spending time usually winning chess matches. 48 hours later five people dude includes russell, a magician who was still performing balloon animal shows twice a would you. patricia lewandowski, that was one horrific month at one nursing home. 32 died. 32 of the 273,000 americans who have died from this pandemic. they worked in conjunction to bring this story to lied. they interview -- and i should say the reporters also reviewed hundreds of e-mails. lee nora, this report that you all did was amazing that didn't mention there the very first death in that nursing home. that's thomas minicello. can you share his story and house his coronavirus i

but for marjorie, part of the extra burden is that she's living in the suburbs and it's isolating.he has to drive her family around all over the place. her aunts, her cousins or parents or in-laws don't live with them. her neighbors are more distant. she doesn't see people walking in and out of the building. it can feel and does feel, for her, very isolating. so that's another, of course, kind of critique. yet another is the idea of consumption, that suburbia is driving american consumption to even greater levels. and we've talked about over and over again in this class how markers of class and status aren't based on somebody's income, but rather based on what they buy, what they consume, what they wear, what they drive. and nothing becomes more important in terms of class than one's home, and in terms of achieving the so-called american dream by being a property owner. and that idea is portrayed in this magazine cover from the late 1950s in which a young couple is imagining their future, imagining a ranch home, and imagining all of the stuff stuck inside of it, all of the applianc

but for marjory, part of the extra burden, its she is living in the suburbs. and it's isolating. here's a driver family around all over the place, her aunts and cousins her parents are in laws don't live with them. her neighbors are more distant. she doesn't see people, walking in and out of the building. it can feel and does feel for her very isolating. that is another kind of critique. yet another is the idea of consumption. that suburb is driving american consumption, to even greater levels. we have talked about over and over again in this class, how markers of class, and status aren't based on someone's income, but rather based on what they buy. what they consume. what they wear, what they drive. nothing becomes more important, then in terms of class, then ones home. and in terms of achieving the so-called american dream, by being a property owner. that idea is portrayed, in this magazine cover from the late 19 fifties. which i young couple is imagining their future, imagining a ranch home, imagining all the stuff stuck inside of it. all the appliances. by the 19 fifties, ame

the princess town of marjorie beach resorts for bringing my. that international standard accommodation to the west in the region of gonna decide enjoys the viking white sun because the landscape can be transformed to make way for the new industry clowns and fishing communities will have to move there the government says they will receive compensation and the defense minister of energy mr emanuel why has been deshawn so that the government will give governance its mission to look up communities to put units into benefits from the oil and gas industry. i got for you with the remark that. i didn't have a feel that i do a mafia. list that's the action. i just want i. want one. i seem to have it but not my. little bit telling me more. than the number of my team because. i do. not remember you know but you have no idea what that yet but in your book no. it's not going to you didn't i got your mind to much of an awful lot every night if you had yet for another month ya know mcgovern. oh. no. i. have no doubt i love love love love love. love love. love

. ♪ watched as you signed your name, marjorie ♪ ♪ all your closets backlogged dreams ♪ ♪ and how youhat died didn't stay dead what died didn't stay dead ♪ ♪ you're alive, you're alive in my head ♪ >> wow, i thought that -- >> resemblance. >> i know. swift said we just couldn't stop writing songs and describes "evermore" as a sister album to "folklore," which came out in july and became the first album in the u.s. to sell a million copies this year. >> there were some rumors about her getting married, but we cannot confirm or we can confirm she is not engaged. >> okay. >>> next the streaming wars that are heating up. >> disney has unveiled a huge probe of content heading to the u.s. including more than 100 movies and films connected to the company's franchise like "star wars" and marvel. >> the announcement comes after warner brothers announced its plans to release movies in theaters and on its streaming service on the same day. >> disney, our parent company, is raising the price of disney plus of $1 in march and the company also announced harrison ford is returning for another indian

have had a lot of pressure. 77% of caregivers say the pandemic will affect their plans, and for marjorie that means not seeing a lot of family. >> put the dining room table on the front porch and seat everyone far apart. >> reporter: erp suggest talking to loved ones on phone calls, video chats or sending greeting cards. >> focus on what is most meaningful for the holidays, adapt your traditions, create new traditions. >> i inherited all of the decorations and we put up our dogs out front and we watch christmas movies with mom. >> reporter: she's grateful she has a great support system. >>> it is now 4:40. >> a serial biter on the loose. a bay area coyote has attacked for the third time, find out what happened to the latest victim. >>> looking life at san francisco this morning. it is now 4:41, hi, i'm mike. jack hired me to tell you about his bagel breakfast sandwiches with bacon or sausage. jack i thought you hired me to be the spokesperson! why choose one when you can have two? my 2 for $5 bagel breakfast sandwiches. so this holiday season, let us help you give. why choose one when yo

of reebok added currently drafting its new for 5 years strategy which is set to be rolled out to marjorie but was acquired in 2006 but has since lost value and failed to compete with u.s. rival nike investors reacted positively to the news. the e.u. commission is gearing up to present its long plan to digital services act and it's a company in digital markets act later today it will lay out strict conditions for internet giants to do business in the blocks 27 countries. the european commission used in advance callender should announce its updated due to 2 groups a long awaited chocolate treat for many people some say this new legislation could change the internet as we know it and limits at least in some parts the enormous power of tech giants that influence so much of our daily lives we search with google online we buy a christmas presents on amazon we share our latest holiday snaps with our friends on facebook or instagram or whatsapp that both belong to social media giant facebook a few tech giants dominate the internet and dictate its rules which are best talker via commission vice pr

parece que están viviendo juntos en acapulco y que el hijo de marjorie le dice hasta papá.sienta más hasta dónde hacerse una prueba. en la tercera posición tenemos búsquedas alrededor de los cheques de estímulo. la economía tuvo tendencia. mucha gente estuvo buscando información sobre kobe bryant. >>> sumamente interesante mencionabas el proceso electoral en estados unidos y eso va relacionada con la siguiente categoría que es quién . >>> hubo muchas categorías de quién ganó las elecciones. quién es el nuevo presidente. por esta elección que tomó semanas. lo que nadie se había imaginado. entonces se transformaron desde dónde puedo votar. cuándo son las elecciones hasta cuál es son los resultados hasta que alguien quería saber quién es el presidente . >>> claro. te digo que fui de los que estuvo buscando mucha desinformación. la mayor parte de las personas ocupan google para aclarar estas dudas. pasemos a la categoría de qué es. que hay cambio qué es. mucha gente estuvo buscando cosas alrededor del coronavirus. qué es el coronavirus, qué es la pandemia. mucha gente nunca hab

free health care in exchange they were never told their diagnosis were left purposefully untreated marjorie innocent is a senior director of health at the national association for the advancement of colored people as she things black communities do have valid reasons to be concerned. part of the challenge is also the reality that what we've heard about the development of the vaccines for the most part is tied to the words warp speed and when we're talking about the development of a vaccine and historically what that has looked like how it really has played out and we're hearing about an expedited process that doesn't have a lot of full transparency full range of information shared throughout the entire process people the costs are concerns are real and people are knowing more but they really don't necessarily know as much as they need to know i myself believe in science i do recognize that what has happened has been absolutely extraordinary in terms of the effort the speed the resources right that that have been put in to make this happen but do i also understand the concerns i absolutely d

marjorie and matt, thank you for taking the time on christmas eve.ee you. >> merry christmas. >> julie: a strict covid lockdown is putting a damper on christmas celebrations in the birthplace of jesus. only marching bands will be allowed for today's procession through bethlehem. coronavirus also changing christmas for the pope. the public will not be allowed to attend his annual christmas eve mass in st. peter's basilica. it will be held two hours earlier than usual to comply with current protocols in italy. >> leland: from the united kingdom another stark warning saying there is yet another strain of the coronavirus that has been detebted in great britain. we'll tell you why officials say it is more contagious than the first variant discovered there last week. prominent figures in oregon are calling on businesses to stay open because the governor has extended the state of emergency restrictions. we'll go to oregon with the showdown when we come back. ♪ you better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout i'm telling you why, santa claus is

. >> jon: marjorie, the elderly are by nature the most vulnerable population.ot take care of them and then move onto addiction centers? >> i do not want to put myself in the shoes of any state and local leader right now because the decisions they are having to make are not easy ones. i also don't want to cast judgment on the value of one life over another because we have 22 million people in america who are struggling with disorders or addiction of some kind. i think the decision -- and i'm not sitting in his seat but i'm hearing from physicians, and i come from a family of physicians, saying making sure that we vaccinate people in group home settings is fundamental. also i know people in recovery centers are frequently coming and going where nursing homes are permanent residents who are not moving. what we don't want is spreading happening and spread happens when people are in an environment with a lot of people and then moving in and out of those facilities. i can only imagine why he might have made that decision. again i don't know, i'm not sitting in his of

of a meeting with mitch mcconnell on trying to keep the senate, he brings up congresswoman-elect marjorie taylor green's support of the dangerous and baseless qanon conspiracy theory, okay? a course telling cnn that the president claiming qanon is made up of people that, quote, basically believe in good government. the room silent at that. probably shocked into silence. until mark meadows said he had not heard the group described that way. and there's a really good reason for that because qanon's lies and bogus theories include claims that dozens of satan-worshipping politicians and a-list celebrities work in tandem with governments around the globe to engage in child sex abuse. >> you have the qanon shirt and they believe in conspiracy theories, satanic pedophilia. do you believe in that? >> yes. >> do you believe there are democrats and celebrities in a pedophile ring? >> yes, i do. >> where does that come from? >> why don't you ask kids that. >> cheese pizza, child pornography. >> we are saying the satanists who are hurting children, not the people trying to expose it and save us. >> a

election and we're seeing a dip in turnout from places like the 14th congressional district which is marjoryeen's district which is where president trump is coming to rally next monday, those voters are lagging behind what they did in the general election and so it's going to have to be a pretty big election day turnout for republicans if they want to keep pace with the energizing nature that the democrats have put forth. >> it can be a nightmare scenario for mitch mcconnell. of course we know next monday, the eve of the senate runoff president trump will be holding a rally in georgia and the question is is this going to help those two republican senators there or hurt them? given what he may be focused on and what he may not be focusing on, meaning their own elections. >> right. so i covered the president's last general election rally in northwest georgia. most of the people that were there were people that had already voted for the president and were going to vote for him regardless and the same has kind of held true for other rallies that he has held in georgia and it's more a president t

that's marjorie playing with taylor as a baby. her boyfriend, joe, is listed in the song credits and helped her write three of the songs on this one as well. the title track "evermore" being one of them. that new album, "evermore," is streaming everywhere right now. thanks again, taylor, for thinking of us. >>> also this morning one of the great movie franchises of all time and its star are officially back. disney confirming that "indiana jones 5" is set to hit theaters in july, 2022 and harrison ford will dust off his hat and whip for the final installment. disney also confirming director james mangold, director of "ford v ferrari" on board to direct. talk of that has swirled for years even harrison himself was hopeful when he spoke with amy robach back in 2015. take a look. >> i would love to do another indiana jones and work with steven again and if we get a script, i'd love to do it. >> i think he said he wanted to see you do it before you turn 80. >> i'd like to see me do it before i turn 80. >> well, steven spielberg on boar

will undercut the gop candidates especially while gop officials in the state like newly elected marjories promoted the qanon conspiracy promotes false claims. >> we all know for a fact joe biden did not win georgia. we know that georgia re-elected president donald j. trump. now we've got two fights on our hands. >> reporter: all with the goal of keeping the president's loyal supporters engaged until january 5th. ryan noble, cnn, atlanta. >>> pfizer biontech aren't the only pharmaceutical firms with the covid vaccine. when we come back, stephanie elam joins johnson & johnson's trial. she'll tell us why she took the shot. stay with us. when it comes to beautiful hair, why are we always shown the same thing? where's my bounce? my glamour? my fire? all hair is beautiful. these dove shampoo and conditioners are custom formulated for different hair types. find the right dove care for your hair. with 25 to 50% off everything! find hundreds of meaningful gifts at great prices. buy online with a virtual consultant. and pick up in store. only at kay. and pick up in store. that life of the party lo

was david hogg on this program in 2018 after he survived the mass murder after his high school, marjorie florida. he found his voice and his role in society when he became one of the most eloquent and compelling activists against gun violence in our history. along with emma gonzalez and other students at the high school, they co-founded march for your lives, and they had a record turnout of young voters in the 2020 presidential election. a study shows young voters nationwide preferred biden by a 25% margin, were especially critical in the key battle ground states that decided the presidential race. david hogg in march for our lives are now asking for the biden/harris administration to be the first administration to point a director of youth engagement and a national director of gun violence prevention. joining us now is david hogg, co-founder of march for our lives. thank you very much for joining us tonight and i'm checking out the background. are you in your college dorm? are you one of the students that gets to attend college as opposed to the virtual? >> sadly, i'm online this year a

this is one example of a woman marjory from the late 1940s who lives in a suburb about 20 miles outside of new york city. talking about just how difficult and how busy her life is. she doesn't have a job in a typical sense of the word, but her schedule she wakes up at 6:30 in the morning she has three kids a four year old two-year-old and a baby. she wakes up at 6:30, suggesting the two boys, makes breakfast as been goes to work washes dishes cleans downstairs kids are out playing nurses the baby makes lunch, makes lunch for the kids husband comes home, kids take a nap she watches the dishes gardens, mans clothes fix a snack dinner for the kids, gives them baths and she dresses for dinner with her husband, as a cocktail where there has been, makes the dinner for her has been kids go to sleep and 11:00 shows the bed. and in the article she talked about how they wake up in the middle of the night to, it's a never-ending cycle. this is a lot of work for someone who is not working. surely some of you grew up in households where one of your parents stayed home and probably underappreciated h

the air force, a prior captain in the air force with we outrank people calling us traitors, like marjorie green. i'm sick of it. i think that's what you see going on out there. we have people angry, tired of what's happening. and we try to use facts. again all we have is this massive amount of d disinformation. military people like ourselves, we get angry. we need to put facts out there, stop this ridiculous name calling and people at mar-a-lago talking about marshall law. the gop is going to survive. we bet 'er be the party of ideas and not the party of the cracken. that's the way it is. i think that's what we're tired of right now. >> when you say, you've had enough, what do you do about that? your colleague paul mitchell left the gop. is that you? is that a difference? >> we got to mobilize. we got to mobilize as a movement for the constitution and a movement of ideas and institutions. there is no person bigger than any institution. i think that's the frustration that i felt, the frustration many other republicans are feeling is that why are we pledging loyalty to an individual when we

his casinos were going bust and he had this historic property which marjorie weather post, which sheter white house for all sorts of democratic leaders. he owned this property but he was having trouble maintaining it. and in order to get sort of a break on the taxes, he agreed to convert the property from a residence to a club. and that conversion included a promise from him and his lawyer that he wouldn't use it as a residence. it included restrictions so that no one who was supposed to be living there would live there longer than seven days consecutively and no more than 21 days in a year. now, residents are now seeing the former-to-be president donald trump coming back to palm beach, and they are saying wait a minute, what about that agreement where you said this was not going to be your residence? >> a promise. all right. carol, you talked to another palm beach homeowner who says there's no legal theory under which he can use that property as a residence and a club. how binding is this agreement? could the president find a way out of it? >> you know, it's hard to say, because ult

two republicans who have supported qanon are being sworn into congress next week, marjorie taylor green, and disgraced national security adviser michael flynn is a believer and is selling qanon merch. trump partying with jeffrey epstein, has shown tacit support. >> i know nothing about it. i know they are very much against pedophilia. they fight it very hard. but i know nothing about it. >> the qanon community was ecstatic about that intervention from the president, and they are a dangerous community. at least three qanon have engaged in violence and the fbi has labelled qanon a domestic terror threat. i'm joined by con spear ri theory researcher travis view who's new story for "new york magazine" is trump finally gave qanon what it always wanted, respect. travis, thanks for coming on the show. why has trump given qanon respect? we know he likes conspiracies, but nothing else out there he's endorsed or promoted comes close to how bonkers and dangerous qanon is, right? >> well, it's in part because qanon followers will follow trump to the ends of the earth. they are ride or die. they are

another one, qanon supporter and congresswoman elect marjory green. i have to say it, it's not going to happen. on january 6th there is not going to be a disruption to the peaceful transfer of power, joe biden won fair and square, the electoral college certified that and he will be inaugurated in january. the problem is republican leaders aren't saying anything about this publicly. privately mcconnell urged gop senators not to join house republicans who are leading this effort. that was behind closed coarse doors, though. here is the house minority leader, the emphasis is on leader, leaders of the pack, people take their cue from you, kevin mccarthy, yet he is side stepping the iron. >> you will you join the effort to object on the election results on january 6th? >> we'll watch. >> it's not funny. it's not funny. congressman mccarthy because there are people around the country who believe all of this complete you know what it is, i won't say it because it's not appropriate on cable. it's time that republicans in washington, more of them, shut this no

i want you to listen to a piece of my conversation i had with representative-elect marjorie taylor greenl be -- she was recently elected and will be serving come january. she's been raising conspiracy theories that, again, have been debunked by georgia officials. listen to a little bit of that exchange. >> reporter: we heard rudy giuliani earlier this week talking about things that have been debupgd nked by georgia officials. >> toes aren't conspiracy theories, those are real things that have happened and they haven't been debunked. i called for his resignation. we don't want brad raffe raffensperger. georgia voters and republicans are fed up with him. we're upset with our governor and our lieutenant governor. we want a special session called. we want them to fix these problems in our elections. that'll be happening more after this senate race. you'll see people working to hold them accountable. >> reporter: that was part of a kickoff to a so-called save america bus tour where there are plenty of elected republicans coming through the state. you're also seeing surrogates from the democra

newly elected congresswoman and qanon conspiracy reporter marjorie taylor greene along with matt gaetz, jim jordan, mo brooks and louie gohmert. vice president pence was also in attendance. trump and his chief of staff confirmed the meeting on twitter. mark meadows wrote they are preparing to fight back against mounting evidence of voter fraud. meanwhile, trump posted, quote, conservatives call on state legislatures to appoint new electors in accordance with the constitution. again, there was no widespread voter fraud and joe biden is the president-elect. despite that reality, yesterday president trump called into a convention of young republicans and made more false claims about the election. he praised the lawmakers who are going along with his attempted coup and then called on the justice department to back him up. >> and we won this election in a landslide. they've got hundreds of thousands of ballots in each state. it's all documented. the problem is, we need a party that's going to fight and we have some great congressmen and women that are doing it, and we have others, some grea

african-americans many of them purposefully untreated in exchange for 3 for free health care and marjorie innocent is a senior director of the of health of the national association for the advancement of colored people she says black communities have valid reasons for concern. part of the challenge is also the reality that what we've heard about the development of the vaccines for the most part is tied to the words warp speed and when we're talking about the development of a vaccine and historically what that has looked like how it really has played out and we're hearing about an expedited process that doesn't have a lot of transparency full range of information shared throughout the entire process people the costs are concerns are real and people are knowing more but they really don't necessarily know as much as they need to know i myself believe in science and i do recognize that what has happened has been absolutely extraordinary in terms of the effort that the resources right that that have been put in to make this happen but do i also understand their concerns i absolutely do and hon

600 poor african americans many left purposefully untreated in exchange for free health care dr marjorie innocent is the senior director of health programs at the national association for the advancement of colored people the end double a.c.p. as we know it and joins me now from washington d.c. good to have you with us on al-jazeera doctrine is that can we just begin with in your opinion what seems to be the main cause of concern for the black community i mean is it side effects is it sort of getting the covert 19 because some of the vaccine contains the virus or is it just a general mistrust of the vaccine as we just mentioned. good afternoon and thank you so much fuller for having me join you today it is certainly in part what you have shared that history is one that is well known to a lot of african americans but frankly there is also there reality what has played out this year that is certainly compounding the problem when we consider that this pandemic as you have said has absolutely disproportionately impacted african-americans trump cases and especially hospitalizations and deaths

meeting with senate majority leader mcconnell and other aides, he brought up congresswoman-elect marjorie taylor green for the qanon conspiracy cult. qanon, in case you haven't been following, is the -- the folks who believe there is a global cabal of democrats and celebrities who operate child-sex rings out of a pizza parlor and worship satan and drink the blood of children which , a source familiar with the matter telling cnn qanon consists of people who, quote, basically believe in good government. which, then, reportedly led to silence in the room. white house chief of staff mark meadows then reported to have said he had not heard the group described as such. yeah. 48 days until the president is out of office. and yet, there is another corner of this unreal world to report on tonight. one, in which the liaison to the justice department is barred from the justice department, told not to even enter the building. kaitlan collins did the reporting on this. joins us now. so what's happened with this white house liaison? >> well, this is not a well-known rule but it's critical because you a

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we bring in charles hurt and marjorie clifton.ry of the new york sometimes this is after the interview. thought it would be an easy interview. asked her about her vote on the iraq war and she punched him. do you care as much about the punch or more about tan den, the fact she wants to increase taxes and go to extreme measures to fight climate change? your thoughts. >> can i pick all of it? it's all tremendous. nothing says unity like slugging a guy you don't agree with. i do think the more important thing here is the reason for she shrugged the guy was because he asked a question about hillary clinton's support of the iraq war. this is a very important issue within the democrat party. important for all of us but within the democratic party. neera tanden has supported the wing of the democratic party that is pro-war. and in the second thing is the person that she shrugged was a guy that worked for bernie sanders. the fact that joe biden wants to put her in this crucial position reveals that tremendous rift within the democratic par

carlos: gracias, marjorie, te mandamos un saludo a ti tambiÉn." despuÉs de dÍas muy difÍciles y pÉrdidas inesperadas muy cercanas y grandes amistades, lo mejor es la uniÓn familiar y agradecer por tener salud, que ahora es lo primordial, Ánimo, mÉxico, paz en mÉxico, en jalisco, y el mensaje que creo que nos tenemos que quedar todos, quÉdate en casa". fue un continente difÍcil para ellos, aprovecho para estar con sus hijas, que por cierto hasta dedicar una canciÓn de navidad. carlos: es verdad, pero quÉdate en casa, creo que la foto es un aviÓn. aileen: porque iban a la casa. carlos: le mandamos un gran saludo, ahora todos tienen el pelo blanco, y el Único que tiene pelo negro es el bigotes, don chente. vamos a mi querido alan tacher, nos tiene algo muy navideÑo para esperar -- empezar esta semana. alan: papÁ noel se acerca, el impacto de esta pandemia llevÓ a papÁ noel a usar las redes sociales, para llegar a todos los hogares. confiesa que en principio no estaba muy hÁbil en el manejo del facebook, dice sentirse feliz de dialogar mediante su pe

my name is marjorie. i live at 152 freeland, and that's right next to the project. i have no problem with the office buildings at all. they can do whatever they want with them. my concern is the affordable condo that is being proposed literally smack dab right next to my little house. when you put that monster structure up, you're going to block out every light i'll ever use for the rest of my life as well as everybody that is on freeline. we are a very small residential street. we've been here since -- some of my neighbors, the 70s. they're small little buildings. the building that you're proposing, that's going to be up -- i believe the address is at 160 freeline for the affordable housing. that's right next to these buildings and right next to the house that i've been living in 40 years. i urge you to please, please relook at that plan for that building. set it back, put it in another space near the park. but you have so much to work with. you have to please, please put it to where you're blocking every bit of sun light for me and my neighbors? i live on freeline

college, congressman matt gaetz, gohmert and congressman jim jordan of ohio and andy bigs of arizona, marjorieaylor green of georgia, i'm looking at this and given your counter-terrorism background and the organization that your with, defending democracy together, your view on sitting members of congress and an incoming member of congress who are doing their level best to overturn the will of the american people. and what that says to the rest of the world about how stable the united states is. >> well, first, i think it sends a negative and terrible message internationally about where we are ats a country. that we have sitting people who have been democratically elected actually actively trying to undermine a presidential election. i mean, this is unheard of here domestically and it is very unfortunate. but when i look at the people that you just listed, i think of these are the current stars so to speak of the republican party. and if that is the case, i think the republican party has a lot of soul searching to do right now and in the fact that they've continued to enable the situation and t

including congresswoman elect marjorie taylor green. she is a public suchlter of the qanon conspiracy theory. and a second meeting in the cabinet room among giuliani, house lawmakers, and vice president pence. aides said trump has been searching frantically for pathways to reverse his loss. sidelining officials who try to level with him about it and embracing those claiming to have a solution. the "post" also reports that trump and the fringe figures who are telling him what he wants to hear are discussing things like seizing voting machines by executive order. which his a.g. william barr shot down yesterday, imposing martial law, something his military has already rejected out of hand. we've said it before and it bears repeating, none of these tactics have any chance at succeeding. even an attempt to challenge congressional certification of the election results on january 6 which some house members are considering are will fail. and again, all of this is happening while the country waits for urgently needed action on several fronts fro

the brightest star in the republican party is marjorie tayler green, the qanon candidate.a presidential stand point play out all around the country but georgia you'll have a front-row seat and a senate race where there is this battle between those two say i never wore a mask and i -- and joe biden didn't win the election, donald trump did. donald trump is the greatest president in american history. so two years from now, how much of a hold does he still have. but it is remarkable. these republicans who have stood by trump through everything he's done, all they've done is say we actually need to let voters decide who our next president is. and that was too much for trump. and we've never seen anything like this i don't think in american political history. >> well i agree with you. i think georgia is this ground zero for where the country heads. our first sort of lab test of trump's impact and this assault on the truth and the election he lost. greg and david, thank you so much. it is great to talk to both of you today. >>> when we return, as his followers propose more and m

. >> thank you to marjorie taylor greene. she is going to be great in congress, isn't she?ss the truth seekers and truth tellers that paid a real price for speaking out the hard truth. the next speaker we are bringing out is one of those truth seekers and truth tellers. foras paid a serious price the cost of his journalism. i am proud to call him a friend. come up here, brother. how is it going, guys? by now, you probably realize that we have a corrupt department of justice. corrupt state legislature. corrupt congress, corrupt senate. it is we, the people, versus them. it is good versus evil. we go back to our founding fathers. trees jefferson says, the of liberty must be refreshed from time to time. now,is our 1776 right right here in washington, d.c. theme not going to allow to silence the voices of the majority. literally eight cities in six states have caused this chaos. eight democrat-ran cities. milwaukee, philadelphia, atlanta, and i can go on and on. you know exactly what i mean. they have tried to silence me. you know what they did to the great general flynn. we wi

spotted in the west wing reportedly include newly elected congresswoman and qanon conspiracy supporter marjoriejim jordan, moe brooks, louis gohmert. mike pence was also there. both trump and the chief of staff confirmed news of the meeting on twitter. mark meadows wrote, quote they're preparing to fight back. >> oh, shut up, mark. >> against mounting evidence -- >> stop making a fool of yourself. >> and trump tweeted the headline, conservatives call on state legislators to appoint new electors in accordance with the constitution. senate majority whip john thune was asked about the oval office meeting with republican lawmakers who planned to object to the electoral vote in the house chamber in january. he said, quote, i think the thing they've got to remember is it's not going anywhere. i mean, in the senate it would go down like a shot dog and i don't think that it makes a lot of sense to put everybody through this when you know what the ultimate outcome is going to be. >> thank you, john. makes sense to me. that's just good old dakota sense as we used to say in the scarborough household. we n

. >> thank you to marjorie taylor greene. she is going to be great in congress, isn't she?th seekers and truth tellers that paid a real price for speaking out the hard truth. sticking with them. the next speaker we are bringing out is one of those truth seekers and truth tellers. he has paid a serious price for the cost of his journalism. i am proud to call him a friend. come up here, brother. [applause] >> how is it going, guys? [applause] i think by now, you probably realize that we have a corrupt department of justice. corrupt state legislature. all the way down. corrupt congress, corrupt senate. it is literally we the people, versus them. it is good versus evil. isn't it? we go back to our founding fathers. they were brilliant men. thomas jefferson says, the trees of liberty must be refreshed from time to time. with the blood of patriots and tyrants. this is our 1776 right now, right here in washington, d.c. [applause] washington, d.c. we are not going to allow them fraudulently still an election, to silence the voices of the majority. literally eight cities in six stat