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two days later, he was invited to come to newtown.oing to have to miss. so he decided to stop by the dress rehearsal in the afternoon before flying up to newtown. he sat in the box by himself, started editing his remarks for that night. then when sasha was dancing, he would turn and watch her. at one point i went down to the third row to take some pictures of sasha in her outfit because i figured those would be the only pictures they would have. when i was standing there, this one young dance troupe had filed from backstage and sat in the row in front of me. there were about 20 or 25 little kids. and i said, how old are you guys? and she said, we're 6. and i thought to myself, you know, this is what just got wiped out in newtown, this whole row. and i had to turn away, and i started crying. we flew up to connecticut and he spent 2 1/2 hours meeting with the families. this is the wheeler family, francine and david, and their son, ben, who was 6 was shot and killed. and their oldest son, nate, hid in the supply closet during the shootin

two days later he was invited to come to newtown.sha's annual dance recital which he was going to have to miss. so he decided to stop by the dress rehearsal in the afternoon before flying up to newtown. he sat in the box by himself, started editing his remarks already for that night. and then when sasha was dancing, he would turn and watch her. at one point i went down to the third row to take a picture of sasha in her outfit. one dance troupe had filed out backstage and sat in front me. i said how old are you guys, she said we're 6. and i thought to myself this is what just got wiped out is this whole row, and i had to turn away and i started crying. we flew up to connecticut and he spent 2 1/2 hours meeting with the families. this is the wheeler family, francine and david. and their son, ben, who was 6 was shot and killed. and their oldest son nate hid in the school supply closet during the shooting. >>> we learned that the president was coming. we waited for long time because the president's people were trying to hurry him through

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he was a little boy murdered in newtown, connecticut.having a sandy hook and parkland denier on the house education committee is an attack on families and loved ones who were murdered in mass shootings that have now become fodder for hoaxers. and we're grateful for people like jahana hayes who understand that hateful conspiracy theories and suggestions that our childrens' violent deaths never happened have no place. and i wonder if there's any signals from house about what they're going to do about all of this? >> right now, republican party is really in a bind. they want to be moving on from the controversies around president trump. around all of the action that took place on january 6th. the idea that they are a party of conspiracy theorists and white supremacists and welcome this fringe into their party. when they do that, they see multiple headlines about people like representative taylor greene who has been furthering the theory that the republican welcomes this with open arms. kevin mccarthy has to do something about it. we saw whe

toto's opposed 350 people and we are trying to move to a place called most of the troubled 9 miles of newtown. i have been in need talk to strictly all my life and need. it has always been the same every year we lose a number of feet of landis' sure what is not the same it shares the extent of the euros and because the weather isn't the same each year some time it curb ritual for us but most of time it does. rid into doesn't do last 150 feet of land from water washing line and the nurse on to the water's about 100 yards we are going to have a disaster if we don't move. we need to act as soon as possible before the water because stores or it will lead us like cookie monster eating cookies. me and. all the lands us paul down and. cannot pick up. i strongly believe we can do this but we will need to help this place a very important post because how much hunting we do how much we move around a whole lot but the hardest thing we have to 1st is having no running water or us or surely we hunted buckets was which is a 5 gallon bucket for human waste literally dump it down into the water when it is 4.

the officers were taken to newtown, pennsylvania a few miles from here. >> it is always the familiar, where you have come from so you know where you are going. you try not to repeat some of the same mistakes. when i was in school, i hated history. the teacher was always teaching me about what somebody else did. i joined this hobby to learn what i did not learn in high school nor in college about real american history, all-inclusive american history. one time i was given a lecture at an office of homeland security. it was there black history month black historyr month program. after i gave a short speech on black involvement in the independent dutch war for independence. involvement in the war for independence. whyy stood up and said " are you here teaching is black -- ory --black us history history?"s black teaching blackot history, i'm teaching american history." thehat do you think of painting? >> i think he was telling a story. he was trying to inspire people in germany at the time and their quest for revolution. you see washington crossing. who endsames monroe, up being a preside

. >> newtown destroys suspected sandy hook shooter's home... >> narrator: even inside infowars, sometaff worried about what he was saying. >> but the media still lies and says he did. >> jones had no evidence whatsoever to prove that that didn't happen. and he said it many times because that's just what fit into his worldview. that's what, i mean, on some level it feel like that's what he wanted it to be. >> narrator: one of jones' employees, longtime editor rob jacobson, brought his concerns directly to jones. >> i stopped him. i was like, "alex, man, they're going to come after you for sandy hook," you know? i was like, "look, man, you... this is crazy." and he just stopped and looked at me with no reaction. he had nothing to say to me. like he just stopped like a deer in headlights. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: and he wasn't alone. >> i think it's important to note the top editorial person inside of infowars desperately warned him, and tried to get employees to help warn alex jones that what he was doing was very, very bad. he didn't listen. >> i've looked at it and undoubtedly there's a cove

eventually, the officers were taken to newtown, pennsylvania, which is just a couple of miles from heres good to know your history, know from where you have come. that way you know where you are going, and you try not to repeat some of the same mistakes. when i was in school, i hated history. because it was always teaching me about what somebody else did, not what my people did. now i have to join this hobby to learn what i did not learn in high school, nor in college, about real american history, all-inclusive american history. one time, i was giving a lecture at an office of homeland security. it was their black history month program. after i gave a short speech on the black involvement in the civil war, one of the white men in the audience stood up and said, why are you here teaching us black history? i said, sir, i am not teaching you black history, i am teaching you american history that just happened to be about black people. >> most people are probably familiar with emanuel leutze paintings. what do you think of that painting? >> i think it is a lovely painting. emmanuel leutze w

megaphone saying and spreading lies, someone like alex jones, for instance, spreading lies about the newtown shooting. and now this congresswoman also spreading lies about the shooting and the loss of life of your son and so many other children. what about accountability? because you talk about accountability but we're not necessarily seeing accountability from the republican party and holding those folks accountable. what do you make of that? >> no. i'm -- when all of this sort of stuff first happened with hoaxers and conspiracy theorists, i tried to have compassion, because i thought, these people don't know what they're doing, and they just can't imagine the horror, so their brain kind of shuts down. and then when i saw the joy that people were getting from this kind of activity and that eagerness to continue harassment, that's when my compassion went away and i thought, no, it's time to step up and silence this and show that you have to be accountable and there are consequences for actions. what i'm most disturbed about with the gop right now is their silence on this matter. i think we'v

exactly the same value, whether they're in pakistan, or whether the white brothers and sisters in newtown, connecticut. whether the knee side of l.a., or the society chicago, whether they're cuban, palestinian, as rarely, or guatemalan. and that's old school, you got a listener sly stone to understand what i'm talking about. everybody is a star. that ain't no joke. everybody is a star, not just beyond say. she's a star yeah, but you know what? everybody's a star. >> so some of the stars start lining up at the microphone because we're gonna let you ask some questions. i'm gonna let you ask one more when you get an. like one of the characters i was really intrigued by, i was intrigued by them all in this book, but was ella baker. fact i think what you're saying about not being center stage was really ella baker at that time. >> sister barbara randi, with the progressive scholars of our day. we live in the age of ella baker under ferguson, and occupying wall street. ella baker had a critique of charismatic leaders sly leadership, she believed like a jazz orchestra the raise all the voices, n

education committee give than view of jewish-funded lasers being the cause of wildfires but she believes newtown and parkland, the shootings, were staged and the insult to the families is difficult to describe. but more than that, brian, and i think this is what you're last panel was getting at. this isn't just about marjorie taylor greene. this sabt the republican party. the republican leadership and marjorie taylor green represents what i have come to believe are three fundamental truths about where the republican party is today. number one, she epitomizes radicalization in clear broad daylight. that is the conspiracy theories, the violent extremist groups she is associated with. she is the epitome of all that and proudly and in open daylight. second, she epitomizes the discarding of democracy for the big lie. the big lie of course being the election, being thrown or fraudulent. that she and other republicans have ascribed to. and also the big lie about exactly what is happening in this country. whatever issue you look at. there is a lie being told about what is actually happening in this coun

she denies the parkland and the newtown shootings. a member of congress denies the murder of children in school. she denies it and she's on the education committee. now at the same time leader mccarthy, who does he owe some explanning as before the conference? who does he say? oh, it's liz cheney. because liz cheney voted for impeachment because liz cheney said that the breaking of trump's oath in the cause of his incitement is the greatest betrayal that a president has ever -- has ever done in the history of the country, and so his focus is on liz cheney, right, for standing by the american constitution while he encourages, through his complicit, more marjorie taylor-greenes and here's the deal. all through the republican party, the primary season is under way. rob portman left the senate. he doesn't have the stomach for the fight. he knows that he would have prevailed, so there will be a cuckoo senator nominated by the republican party. the good news for the democrats in a republican state the nuts senator has a good chance of going

newtown also, where all those kids were killed. she goes after this kid telling him she has a gun with her. then when a reporter tries to ask her a question, he's threatened with arrest. she's now scrubbing her social media. but cnn found a post where she once supported shooting nancy pelosi. so you have your answer. the war in the gop is over. and we know what won. worse won. because gaetz as you heard, he doesn't take orders from the leadership, he takes orders from the same man who said that q-anon congresswoman was a future leader in the gop. you know who that is? this guy. and here's more proof that it's over. kevin mccarthy flew down to kiss the ring of the man he criticized for stoking the insurrection on january 6th. why do you think? because they are doubling down on the division. it's over. that's what it's going to be about. and you have to prepare yourself for that, and the democrats have to figure out what to do with it, biden too. because it's the same thing in the senate. mcconnell pulled that bait and switch, right?

and decides that he's going to make their lis a living hell by selling this conspiracy theory that newtownese... all of these people are actors. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: six-year-old noah pozner was killed by the sandy hook shooter, but his family became a victim of alex jones. >> my wife at the time, no's mother, did a few interviews. and she became a... a target. he accused her of being an actor. >> i'm grieving, that's all. >> that became one of the cornerstone conspiracy points for sandy hook. >> thank you, i'm going to need it. >> the whole thing was fake. i mean, even i couldn't believe it. i knew they jumped on it. used the crisis. hyped it up. but then i did dp research, and my gosh, it just pretty much didn't happen. >> nrator: as jones added fuel to the fire... >> we've sent reporters up there, man, and that place is like "children of the corn" or something. >> narrator: online conspiracy theorists were attacking the families. >> from then on it was an absolute quest to destroy these parents. >> "at a loser!" "crisis actor trash." "oh lenny... you poseur." "take your life!" >> narrator:

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in the house, even though she has called shootings of schoolchildren in florida and connecticut, newtown and while mccarthy was on a conference call yesterday and he told his members to cut the crap was the quote, to stop criticizing other members in public because it was creating unsafe situations for other republicans, there are a lot of republicans this morning about what he is actually doing about it. matt gaetz said at 1:00 p.m. today, he is going to cheyenne, wisconsin, the state capitol, calling on patriots to assemble to oppose liz cheney on her vote on impeachment. what is kevin mccarthy doing? it seems like a call to action, the same call to action that led to the events january 6th. i think you're right to raise these questions. how would you feel, anyone watching the show this morning, if there was somebody in your office that posted something like this on facebook, a photo of themselves with a gun and vague threatening language towards them or directly threatening language toward them? would you feel safe going into your office? because that's what it is like for the other m

i think coal strip power plant in newtown -- in montana is uniquely suited for this doe funded project and creates highly paying jobs in montana and reduces emissions to get us on this path for balanced energy portfolio. would you commit to working with me and montana to bring the ccus project to our state? ms. granholm: the study was done a couple of years ago but i look forward to following up with you and working with you on it. >> thank you, you will find this is a great committee, we got a great chairman and a great ranking member that seeks to find balance in terms of our energy going forward for our country so thanks for your consideration and thanks for being here today. >> senator sanders. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. let me thank senator murkowski for the great job she did as chair as well. she and i do not agree on every issue but she ran a nonpartisan, open-minded committee and we appreciate that. governor, the scientific community suggests to us that if we do not transform not only our energy system but the global energy system that there will be irreparable underl