let's get sassy with the massie welcome back to the show. >> thanks for having me on kennedy.e until side about the signs are democrat members of congress that walked out of the chamber, they tear their mask off and they go about their business. you can only be fined if you are on camera. if you are in the chamber of the house or if you are in a committed she will slap you with a five hitter dollar fine. i was a little bit disappointed i got off with a warning yesterday since today i will back to the floor without a mask a major got that $500 fine. if our congratulations were very proud of you. you have to stand up for this when it's in uniformity here. i need you to explain this to me. we are told by doctor felty that the country has to achieve heard immunity. he said that if some of between 70 and 80%. the house conceivably has heard immunity because 75% of your fully vaccinated. why isn't speaker pelosi trustees vaccines? >> there is a good question per cheese send the wrong message to america. members of congress were beginning to get vaccinated in december. trust me, thes

massie for five minutes. mr. massie: thank you, madam chairwoman. instead of asking one witness five question, i'm going to ask all five witnesses the same question but before i do that i'd like to introduce into the record two articles. this will give you an idea of the question i'm going to be asking you all. the first article appeared in "the atlantic," it's by a retired pastor, the article is titled "kyle riten howes deserves the kind of mercy my son did not receive," the second article is by marcy mistrik, c.e.o. of the national advocacy organization, the campaign for youth justice. this appeared in "l.a. progressive," the title is "not even kyle riten howes should be tried as an adult." i ask unanimous consent to introduce these two articles into the record. ms. jackson lee: without objection, so ordered. mr. massie: that should give you an idea what my question is going to be, i know you're not going to be jurists, you won't be judges, you can't possibly know all the circumstances of the situation. but what we do know is he was -- kyle riten

massie, for five minutes. mr. massie: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor one of my constituents, ernie edison west who passed from this life on may 1. his fellow soldiers knew him as private first class west. his friends knew him as ernie. mr. west bravely served his country during the korean war, and his heroic actions earned him our nation's highest military honors, including both a medal of honor from president eisenhower, and later a purple heart. although mr. west lost one of his eyes while defending and saving the lives of several of his fellow soldiers in korea, he never considered himself disabled. as a town mayor, coach, friend, and mentor to many mr. west was an unconditional friend to all he met and lived a life of selfless service to his community. he worked all his life to help veterans, and was buried in the very cemetery, the veteran cemetery northeast for which he himself worked to secure the land and the funding. mr. west's efforts were also crucial to the establishment of the greenup county war memorial. thi

some devotees observed the day by releasing captive animals into the wild practice known as massy release. but this believe it brings good fortune. but conservation is see a different side. the practice has become a money making venture for pet stores and the animals often either don't survive in the new environment or the negatively alter the ecology. the hunt is on to capture and save this turtle. she's a red here, and slider turtle, one of the lucky ones captured alive for resettlement. she's one of thousands of preachers that rescuers pull from both natural and very unnatural settings. this one near a drainage outlet didn't make it really quite a 2nd. why didn't it's not suitable for these turtles to live in places like these catch water drains or ponds because they're not a local hong kong species. if they were kept by humans is patsy. they won't be able to hunt in the wild. they won't be able to catch the food they need and then they'll starve to death. or depending on the weather, they might freeze or die from the heat or whatever. the power went on with you. and on this rescue gro

still spewing the game garbage today, still pushing the big lie even now, like congressman thomas massie, who says he's not worried that pushing the big lie could spark more violence. >> are you concerned by suggesting that there's something wrong it could lead to more violence here? >> no. no. >> why? [ laughter ] >> no violence. i got some video to show him coming up if he doesn't think there could be violence. nancy pelosi outraged that a republican congressman would compare what happened on january 6th to, quote, a normal tourist visit. >> really? really? well, i don't know on a normal day around here when people are threatening to hang the vice president of the united states or shoot the speaker in the forehead or disrupt and injure so many police officers. i don't consider that normal. multiple people were killed. >> yeah. no violence, sir. let's remember exactly what happened on january 6th. you saw the exclusive video last night, video obtained by cnn that shows the insurrectionists attacking a true american hero, officer michael fanone, dragged down the capitol steps by the mob,

massie i'd yield him time. you've got my time. >> thank you, 94% of successful mass public shootings in united states since 1950 where the average citizen was banned from possessing guns. >> these attackers are evil, they might be crazy, but they aren't stupid. they look for vulnerable victims. this gets back to my prior point that republicans want to save lives. one of the things we noticed in data, school shootings have gone up in the last decade, but the entirety of that increase in percentage has occurred in schools that do not allow teachers to carry firearms. there are 20 states in this union that allow some form or another teachers to carry firearms. they haven't had, with the exception of gang violence outside of school hours or suicide, they've not had a single shooting. not a single homicide. and one of these schools that allows teachers to carry. so, this is another area where i think if we would pass my state students act which would remove the ambiguity on the federal law. there's a federal law tha

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tomorrow night montana governor congressman thomas massie three bill hill never be president, good nightre millions of missiles i at hamas. targets in gaza were on the ground and just moments. plus holding china accountable once and for all the congressionalid hearing today amid growing bipartisan support for the u.s. to boycott the winter olympics in china over human rights abuses. the fallout this hour. and remember joe biden calling out the so-called neanderthals in

the house fined two members for not masking up on the floor, marjorie green and thomas massie 500 bucksng a mask. democrat marcy captor received and official warning. the house blocked a rule by kevin income cart think would end the mask mandate on the floor t was a party-line vote. they are not sync with cdc members to allow them not to wear masks on the floor. >> in the senate you don't wear a mask. in the house you have to wear a mask. the only difference the speaker doesn't want to abide by the cdc rules. she wants greater control. reporter: capitol attending physician says brian monahan said it aligns with cdc guidance. nancy pelosi could make a rule barring unvaccinated members coming to the floor and speak and vote. she won't do that. the house will continue with hybrid hearings and remote voting. charles? charles: chad, thank you very much. joining me now republican congressman tim burchett of tennessee. congressman, so what's the deal with nancy pelosi and this fixation with masks? i mean you actually sent letter to the speaker last week. you called for a end to house mask mand

the success they've had going b to c very important but massy's and nordstrom and gap is different story. niece are broken companies that found a way through restructuring through covid to accelerate restructuring you know, maceys had had a 51, 52% short interest in july, august down to 13%. nordstrom in the 30s now down to 8.5% companies thought to be going out of business and speculators were -- a lot of these trades i've liked macy's been a longside position because they've been converting to digital sales, the proportion of the new dollar of sales now digital is in the 40s. it's a great story from that regard what's left, you're really asking a question about to what extent will disposable income continue to be high? i think well into 2022 that's the question. because i think we priced in a lot of the reopening trade i do think retail will outperform love home builders here. excuse me home improvement stores around the home builders. and home depot and lowes continue to get the benefit of the housing tailwind preponderates at zero people buying against homes and people staying at hom

i want to give the last word to alex massie, i the last word to alex massie, looking ahead to borisjohnson'se are not boris johnson, actually, it is the people of scotland, and though they are voting _ of scotland, and though they are voting for— of scotland, and though they are voting for nsp —— snp and green candidates, if you ask people if they— candidates, if you ask people if they want— candidates, if you ask people if they want a referendum on the next two years. _ they want a referendum on the next two years, only 28 people said they do, two years, only 28 people said they do. if— two years, only 28 people said they do. if you _ two years, only 28 people said they do, if you want when the next five years. _ do, if you want when the next five years. the — do, if you want when the next five years, the figure goes up to 40 to 45%~ _ years, the figure goes up to 40 to 45%~ those — years, the figure goes up to 40 to 45%. those are the circumstances it seems _ 45%. those are the circumstances it seems to— 45%. those are the circumstances it seems to me — 45%. those are the circumstances it

van duyne, miller-meeks, ralph norman who we had on the program yesterday, marjorie taylor green, massi of the people given warnings as we look at the list all republicans except congresswoman marci captor she is a democrat from ohio. brian: i don't know why every republican refuses to wear a mask and ignore the fine. ainsley: why wasn't she wearing one yesterday when she was at the white house even if they lifted it. brian: it's all about power. all about control. that's why she republicans make her the former speaker. who says she is not going to run again. that should be the incentive, republicans have to say do you have to deal with this petty retribution from the house speaker who just creates more anger? it. ainsley: the signing makes me so mad. brian mast served our country. she is going to fine him 500 bucks? it will 2 45urbgs dollars. that if he does it again after that second offense, is he fined another $2,500. and they take it out of their paychecks. they don't even send them a bill. steve: somebody getting that deduction is congresswoman beth van duyne from texas. here she