nancy mccarthy has been confirmed as prime minister of a new lebanese government. the billionaire business went, takes charge up to 13 months of deadlock, which plunged the country deeper into an economic crisis. a delegation from the west african economic blog echo was in guinea, making 2 leaders demanding presidents offer con, they be released as well as the restoration of a civilian government. republican party in the us is trying to legal action against the bible administration for rolling out tough new rules and vaccinations. mandatory jobs are testing for some disciplinary action for those who don't comply . israel says it'll step up to search for 6 palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security facility on monday that have been protesting. garza and the occupied territories against the punishment of other prisoners. the red cross accuses israeli authorities of not allowing families to visit inmates. israel has sent extra troops into the palestinian territory since the global prison escape us off, as israel is now getting revenge in our prisoners and

leader kevin mccarthy blasts nancy pelosi and the push for massive spending. >> if you add that to thee talking $5 trillion which is more money than you ever spent in winning world war ii. they didn't want to talk about numbers, but to say that it's paid for, paid for a bike putting a debt on the next generation of americans. >> i had a job in math, i'm no expert on economics. >> i don't know if anyone in congress is, but this is a tax bill first. are they doing this because they think that americans still think it will touch regular americans? >> it's a hard thing to really get your arms around to come up with the administration claims that this is going to be paid for by taxing the rich, people who need to pay their check fair share. at the same time they are saying they want to snoop through irs on everybody's bank account to manage any transaction over $600. well $600 is a pretty regular paycheck. that's a minimum wage paycheck, a middle-class paycheck and definitely a paycheck coming from someone who makes less than $400,000 a year. so joe biden is claiming he's not going to raise

nancy and ally mccarthy and capital wealth planning. rally underway. triple-digit move after federal reserve talking about tapering expect to go reduce monthly asset purchases as early as this month. you said the fed will would like to taper without increasing yield. the yield is up this up 2.1 basis points higher at the basis yield at 1.33% after the meeting. what did you take away from the fed meeting yesterday? >> yeah, thanks, maria. it's a hard job to begin tapering and keeping interest rates low is no easy task. word on wall street this morning is goldilockses. i think that that expression is one of the most overused clichÉs on wall street but there's no other way to describe it. we had not too doveish and not too hawkish and chairman powell set the tone perfectly for a taste that's just right. we are not going to have a meeting in october. so we know in november we will have taper announcement whether it start in december or january, 30 to 10 days. not that big a deal. the important news is interest rates like you say are still a

nancy pelosi has handled this. >> huh. that's interesting. it seems like mccarthy this is interesting, guess what, nothing to see here, off this reuters report that cites four anonymous current and former law enforcement officials. but the january 6th committee's chairman democrat bennie thompson, vice chair republican liz cheney shot that down saying, "when this anonymous report was first published, the select committee queried the executive branch agencies and congressional committees involved in the investigation. we've received answers in briefings from the relevant entities and it's been made clear to us that reports of such a conclusion are baseless. we will continue to pursue all elements of this investigation in a non-partisan and thorough manner." the investigation is likely to have something to show this week. two weeks ago that was when the january 6th committee demanded records from eight federal agencies relating to the attack involving or related to more than 30 people including rudy giuliani, mark meadows, trump's chief of staff. trump's three eldest

mccarthy's role in this from the beginning. there were negotiations about forming a bipartisan commission that would operate. nancyto make this a reality. it was mccarthy who blew the process up. it did pass the house. it was ultimately blocked in the senate. then he appointed a number of members to the select committee that would serve as republicans that were a part of the obstruction of the election results. people that objected to the election results and continued to peddle the big lie about the election results in 2020 that really formed as the basis of what motivated so many people to come to the capitol on january 6. this is another step in mccarthy getting in the way of this, again. if there's a law they are violating, he could tell us what that law is. at this point, he has been unwilling to do that. >>> just ahead, positive news about the number of vaccine skeptics in this country. just as we learn about another prominent anti-vaccine voice on the right who died. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called ta

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy will all attend. >> the fbi has released a long- secret document from its investigation into possible connections between the 9/11 hijackers and the government of saudi arabia. this comes of the nation mark of the 20th anniversary of the attacks. >> as countless american families remember their loved ones lost in the september 11 attacks, president biden honoring their request classified and disclosed new documents. while heavily redacted, they include details into saudi nationals in the u.s. who helped some of the 9/11 hijackers. though they make no conclusion as to whether saudi arabia's government was involved. the 16 pages are the first released since the president announced last week he would begin doing so. hundreds affect families and survivors telling biden if he did not start that process, he would not be welcome at saturday's memorial. >> these memorials are really important. but they are also incredibly difficult. america renewing its resolve to never forget the sacrifices and heroism that day 20 years ago, or the

briefings from the capitol police, as well, in the coming days including nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy. the good news is the vent is taking place on a saturday when the house is in recess so far fewer people around and this event has had similar events in the past by the same group and it does not atrabltract as many people as they thought and didn't turn violent. the capitol hill community is very on edge after the deadly incidents and bomb scares so nobody is leaving anything to chance, erin. >> thank you very much. melanie mentioned crowd size. hold that thought for a moment because we'll ask the former deputy director of the fbi why crowd size may no matter most. i want to go to pete aguilar, a member of the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. appreciate your time. you know, how worried are you that what you experienced on january 6th and what we saw on tv but you were there experiencing could happen again at this rally? >> well, we're fearful for the capitol community, that includes everyone that works in the u.s. capitol from our brave capitol polic

congress are set to receive security briefings in the days ahead, including nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer and kevin mccarthyll have a briefing on monday in pelosi's office with the head of the capitol police. the good news is this event is taking place on a saturday when the house is in recess so there will be far fewer people around that day. but the capitol hill community is still very on edge after a string of deadly incidents and bomb scares this year, so no one wants to leave anything to chance. >> understood. everyone should keep an eye on september 18th. melanie, thank you for the reporting. >>> let's talk recall now. vice president kamala harris is heading to california to show her support for the embattled governor there, gavin newsom. the democrat has only days left to fight off the republican-led effort to oust him before the recall election on september 14th. president biden is also expected to travel to california sometime next week. cnn's maeve reston is there following the race for us. what do we expect to hear from vice president harris today? >> reporter: well, this is a homecoming, alisyn,

. >> breaking news from capitol hill where house republican leader kevin mccarthy is taking the pushback from nancy of the way to the supreme court. nbc capitol hill correspondent garrett haake has more. >> this comes after a federal appeals court in late july threw out a lawsuit from house republicans saying that the proxy voting system which allows members to essentially file their vote with another member who can cast it on their behalf and that's been in place since early in the pandemic is unconstitutional. house republicans have been trying to fight the proxy voting system almost since its inception, dozens of members have made use of it over the course of the pandemic. now they have mccarthy out with a statement asking the supreme court to weigh in on this. previous federal courts have said it is up to the house to make decisions about their own rules. mccarthy argues that by not voting in person the house is acting unconstitutionally and preventing the american people from seeing more debate, more of lawmakers doing the jobs they were elected to do. we will see if the supreme court decides

huge disagreement erupted this afternoon between house speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader and just a complete tool, kevin mccarthy next week, the house is convening their select committee investigating the january 6 riot. speaker pelosi announced eight members of the committee already-- seven democrats, and one republican, liz cheney. well, monday, mccarthy picked his five republicans to add to that, and there seemed to be one common denominator in all of the minority leader's choices: no minority choices. it's an ad for inferior bleach, because those are a bunch of dull whites. ( cheers and applause ) mccarthy's-- ( cheers and applause ) it'll ruin your colors! throw a sock in there. mccarthy's most controversial choice was ohio representative jim jordan, starring-- ( booing ) i know. starring this fall the new cbs show, "suburban caveman." "there goes the cave-borhood!" jordan is an expert on the causes of january 6 because he helped cause january 6. here's what liz cheney has to say about him in a new book: ( cheers and applause ) yes! yes! >> jon: ay yi yi yi... >> stephen: yeah. ( sizzle ) damn! damn, liz. y

ranking member on foreign relations, on armed services on banking and get the sin-off from nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy. to get the explicit support of all 16 of those republican -- leaders, eight republicans and eight democrats, is not easy. i will say on my part, on senator shaheen's part, we invested dozens, if not hundreds of hours in terms of talking to our colleagues to build that bipartisan consensus. and we ended up getting that overwhelming support. in many ways, that support was miraculous. why is that? well, one of the reasons why nord stream 25 is particularly problem matter -- nord stream 2 is particularly problematic is because russia is building nord stream 2 in order to cut off ukraine. through nord stream 2, russia has the power to starve ukraine. why is it miraculous in december of 2019 that we're able to pass this legislation? well, if you recall what was happening in the house of representatives in december of 2019, the house of representatives was in the middle of impeaching president donald trump for alleged high crimes and misdemeanors concerning ukraine. if you'll recall, mr. pr

nancy pelosi has handled this. >> that's interesting. it seems that mccarthy is basing that claim, and guess what, nothing to see here, off of this reuters report that quotes former officials. but chairman bennie thompson, and vice chair liz cheney, shot that down, saying when the report was published, the select committee query the agencies involved. we've received answers and briefings from the relevant entities, and it's been made clear to us that these reports are baseless. we will continue to pursue all elements impartially. the report is likely to have something to do with the agencies demanding records from agencies, including from rudy giuliani, mark meadows, trump's three eldest children, first lady melania trump, michael flynn and former white house strategist stephen bannon. a deadline of september 9th has been set. our next guest is from'the daily beast', asawin suebsaeng. let's start on that document request, this is different from the telecom companies, and those federal agencies are in a position to furnish this stuff. this is not something we a

nancy pelosi. republican leader kevin mccarthy of california responded to democrats' arguments that republicans haveesponsibility to raise the debt ceiling. here is what he had to say. ♪ on >> the debt ceiling, republicans do not want to help the democrats, you even voted against the cr. it looks like democrats are coming is going to be a process for them to get this $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill through, which is the argument for why they should raise the debt ceiling on their own. so something needs to be done by mid-october. how are republicans not responsible for a financial crisis caused by not raising the debt ceiling if democrats aren't able to do it on their own? sen. mccarthy: first, because they can. democrats control the white house, the senate, and the house. they want to raise $3.5 trillion and spend in the next month. they have a maxed out credit card, and they want to get a new limit to go max out another one. in reconciliation, within the senate, they have the ability to carve out just for the debt ceiling to vote. they have a hard time doing that on their own, because it may har

. >> last week kevin mccarthy and house speaker nancy pelosi both warned members not to go. >> this ishat people need to be evacuated and they need to freelance on their own, does that speak to this problem on the evacuation. >> no they want to freelance on their own, i would not make anything bigger of this. >> mullins colleagues understand why a number may take matters under their own hands. >> it shows the frustration that you have been seen on both sides of the aisle in congress people want and demand action these are american citizens left behind. >> the house i'm services committee is conducting the markup session today on the annual defense bill gop members want the bill to require the pentagon to tell congress about americans left behind. neil: in the meantime there is a move more supported by republicans and democrats although a lot of democrats to your earlier point are open to getting answers and how this all came about. investigations and studies that can go on for months, what is the latest on that. >> you can imagine a scenario when congress comes back into session on the

mccarthy's role in this from the very beginning. there were long negotiations about forming an independent bipartisan commission that would operate outside of the congress, you know, the speaker nancyred up a number of concessions to make this commission a reality but it was kevin mccarthy who blew the entire process up. it did pass the house but then it was ultimately blocked in the united states senate. then he appointed a number of members to the select committee that would serve as republicans that were a part of the obstruction of the election results. these were people that objected to the election results and also continued to peddle the big guy about the election results in 2020 that really formed as the basis of what motivated so many people to come to the capitol on january 6th. so this is another step in mccarthy getting in the way of this. again, if there's a law that they're violating he could simply tell us what that law is. at this point he's just been unwilling to do that. >> or unable. ryan nobles, appreciate it, thanks. >>> just ahead some positive news about the number of vaccine skeptics in this country. just as we're learning about yet another prominent anti-va

the house sargeant at arms and the house speaker, nancy pelosi our team has learned, has invited chuck schumer and the top republicans, kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell to her office monday morning. that's when we're hearing there will be a briefing from tom mini manger. they are taking this seriously. >> stay with us. i want to bring in josh campbell, former fbi special agent. what does this tell you, the capitol police has requested a smaller fence be put-back up around the capitol. is that in an abundance of caution? no one wants to be the person who said, oh, no, you don't need a fence? >> i interviewed the new capitol police after he took the job. he wasn't there on the day of the attack, but one thing he said is he will learn lessons and be a threat-based agency. they are going to re-erect this fencing, that tells us that they are concerned enough with about some of this as the demonstrators show up on september 18th. will it be overkill? maybe. you have to put yourself in the shoes of the officers. they can't buy a repeat of january 6th. they want to not necessarily provide a fortress but we are going to see some kind of st

nancy pelosi , it's no longer one bill. it's reconciliation with infrastructure. that's not something you want. that's not something you can afford. reporter: mccarthy is eluding to a possible vote later today on the bipartisan infrastructure package in the house. it is up in the air. in fact earlier in the week the senate tried to start debate on a bill to fund the government and suspend the debt limit through next december, but the gop filibustered the bill because democrats tacked on the debt ceiling. the gop is adimate it won't help democrats hike the debt ceiling. that deadline is october 18. so, this funds the government at current levels through december 3, included in the bill is money for hurricane ida relief and to settle afghan refugees. cheryl? >> so we're still waiting to see. nancy pelosi is on the floor, is that correct, chad? reporter: she was on the floor a couple moments ago speaking in favor of the government funding bill. she usually goes to the floor to talk about these big issues. we thought she might make a bit of announcement and i stuck my head into the chamber but we just talked about the government funding bill. >> again t

reporter: this is an effort where biggs is calling on kevin mccarthy to expel liz cheney and adam kinzinger who accepted an appointment from nancy committee. this is what part of the letter says. congresswoman cheney and congressman kinzinger are spies. it's worth pointing out that there is really little appetite to remove kinzinger and cheney from the conference. they have not been attending these private conference meetings of the republicans since they joined the january 6th committee. this is really mostly just a pr stunt by the freedom caucus that likely won't go anywhere. it represents the complications that kevin mccarthy has keeping together these factions within his conference. the freedom caucus would like to see him do something but he doesn't appear willing to take that step. >> the house minority leader is also hitting back over the select committee's plans to go after phone records. this feels like a threat. phone records of republican members of congress. >> reporter: wolf, it's hard to interpret this message that the minority leader put out last night as anything other than a threat. it comes, of course, after cn

and also, the house speaker, nancy pelosi, our team has learned, has invited chuck schumer and the top republicans, kevin mccarthy mitch mcconnell, to her office on monday morning. that's when we're hearing there will be a briefing from the capitol police chief, tom manger, about all the security preps for this upcoming rally. so they are really taking this very seriously, anderson. >> jessica, stay with us. i want to bring in cnn security correspondent, josh campbell. former-fbi special agent. so, josh, what does it tell you the capitol police has formally requested the fence be -- or a smaller fence be put up back around the capitol ahead of this rally? are they just being -- i mean, is that an abundance of caution that no one wants to be the person who said, oh, no, you don't need the fence? >> anderson, i interviewed tom manger, the new capitol police chief after he took the job and he wasn't there on the day of the january-6th attack. but one thing he told me is he is going to learn lessons from that event and he is going to run this agency as a threat-based agency that relies heavily on intelligence. and so

to participate in the select key, save for a couple of republicans appointed by nancy pelosi, and you have kevin mccarthye which does have subpoena power, i will remind our viewers to ask for the phone records. >> it's not a violation of the law. kevin mccarthy is not a serious person. kevin mccarthy is worried among other things about his own phone records, his own conversations on january 6th. and the conversations of the contacts of republican members of the house, of his caucus, with potentially with the president, with insurrectionists, with, you know, the people who brought about january 6th leading up to that day. any of those kinds of contacts, he doesn't want coming out into the light. potential contacts, i should say. we don't know that there were such contacts, but you would think that the minority leader of the house would want to know about what exactly led up to the gravest attack on our capitol and our democracy since the civil war. you'd think he would want to know, get to the bottom of that, but obviously he does not. he's trying to protect his caucus and protect the former president. >>

mccarthy almost daring democrats to go down that path. he's forcing progressives and moderates to crompromise. >> we've seen nancy pelosi laying down the gaubntlet and te president in meetings with both sides, what can be done? >> i don't know what can be done except for essentially giving in. biden is hanging his hat on at least getting this infrastructure through. i think he's going to hold firm. biden has built himself from the outside as focussed on investing in america domestically, came out of the gates with an extremely ambitious set of spending proposals, spending probably $6 trillion. the white house did sign the $1.9 trillion covid relief package, but if it can't get any additional spending done before 2022, that would be a disappointment. looking ahead to the mid teterm dem democrats have almost mo no roo for order. it make it is difficult to return home and explain why a democratic-controlled house couldn't get it done. biden needs to make the case and hold firm and hope that democratic progressives are going to wilt amid that pressure, but it doesn't seem necessarily clear at this point. >> okay. always good to get your analysis. it

and, jim, we've also learned house speaker nancy pelosi, she's invited top senator chuck schumer as well as two top republicans, mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy office for a security briefing. that will happen we've learned on monday. and at that meeting the capitol police chief will detail all the security preps currently in place for that rally happening next saturday, september 18th. >> sounds like they're taking it seriously. >> yeah, tare. >> let's get more on all this with phil mudd and cnn law enforcement analyst charles ramsy. phil, what does it tell you the fbi released new video of the january pipe bomb spec as officials warn of possible violence at this upcoming rally? i'm a little puzzled as to why we're just seeing this now. >> a couple things you need to think about. first is the breadth of the investigation. you're talking about many hundreds of people as you know who have been charged. think about your multiplication tables, jim. everyone of those people involves prosecutors, analysts. it involves witnesses. you've got to go through their iphones, laptops, look at the history of e-mails, see what their social media profile is,

you don't have to get clips from what nancy pelosi said after jan 6th to get to the essence of what this was. they should play in these hearings what kevin mccarthy the floor about donald trump's responsibility. they should play an emotional lindsey graham on the senate floor saying he had enough. he is off of that train. he is off of the trump train. he had enough, and donald trump has greatly impacted his legacy. and other republicans that were scared for their lives on that day. scared for the lives of people around them who in the weeks that followed were more scared about their political careers than they were about the future of this country. it's really disgusting, there is no other word for it. the majority of americans believe, like i do, that they should be ashamed of themselves. they're disgusting and the salespeople that attacked cops were disgusting. >> it's almost maybe more disgusting in some ways. kevin mccarthy asked did you see the testimony? no, we didn't watch the testimony. and i -- these officers were doing all the things that you described, joe, you know they were protecting the constitution, the peaceful transfer of power.

. >> the difference between nancy pelosi being speaker in 2023 and kevin mccarthy is going to come downattles going there, what are democrats doing there? >> look, we are the underdogs in this fight, let's be clear, they stacked the deck, they're passing all these jim crow voting laws. sooner or later kevin mccarthy is going to come up with at least one idea for the future of america. i don't -- it doesn't surprise we're running as an underdog. what you do is you look at odds you're facing and you figure out how to win. in the most competitive districts right now, that california race a couple of nights ago really tells you how the messages are matching up when voters show up not when pollsters predict who's going to show up. if you look at our front line, our battle-tested candidates they're in competitive seats but we can win every one of them. we hold the majority and we're going to grow it. >> all right, eddie glaude is with us. >> i'm excited about it, i'm also thinking about some of the obstacles that are in front of us, you have a debate within your caucus from progressives and m

tomorrow morning we're going to see speaker nancy pelosi briefed by the capitol police along with the leaders from the house and the senate. her counterparts, kevin mccarthy on the republican side, the minority leader mitch mcconnell as well as majority leader chuck schumer. they're going to hear about the security precautions being taken ahead of this rally next saturday, but we've also already seen some small signs that things are going to be changing here on the ground from a physical sense. we've seen some boxes with cameras mounted on top of them at various points at the clom. we're likely to start seeing that fencing go back up around this week ahead of saturday, but those are just the physical preparations. there's also an emotional piece of this. even though this was several months ago, it's still so raw and so visceral for everyone who was on the capitol complex that day from staff to journalist to lawmakers. there's grappling with that as well ahead of this rally that supports the insurrectionists who infiltrated that building. here today, listen to congressman kelly this morning. >> we have members of congress, so-called legitimate voices. the

mccarthy is specifically whipping his members against this measure. he does not want republicans to deliver this victory for the house speaker nancy pelosi. so because these margins are so great, it would be hard to envision a scenario by which the house speaker could peel off enough progressive votes that would equal the number of republicans that would vote for it. and i would also make one other point about this, wolf, also to kasie's point, congresswoman jayapal never said don't delay the vote. in fact she said today, bring it to the floor, we're prepared to vote no. she's almost daring the house speaker to do that. so they're almost ready for the house speaker to call their bluff. >> kaitlan, the president's approval rating has taken a serious dip since the start of this presidency. take a look, in april he was at 57% job approval. in august, down to 49%. and now in september, 43%. how much is at stake for his presidency right now? >> reporter: i think the white house views this as if this infrastructure bill could get passed tonight by the house, it would be a much-needed boost for that approval rating that has suffered a string of

. >> senator schumer, mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy on the rally for jailed january 6 rioters. cnbc is reporting nancyelosi has invited them to her office for that briefing to be briefed by the capitol police chief tom manger. are they planning on attending that briefing? >> at this point i would assume chuck schumer will be at the briefing but it's likely they will want to be a part of that and get an understanding of what's going on. the fact that you even have to ask the question, nicolle, that is, again, a reminder of where we're at. it's kind of confusing and a little bit ridiculous that we're wondering whether or not the leadership of congress can get together and have an understanding about a possible threat to the u.s. capitol, and that is where we are. we're eight months since january 6th, more than that, and that is continuing to be the concern and the question is how far are republicans, people like kevin mccarthy, willing to push the idea that like clint was saying playing both sides of the fence here. and that is one of the concerns when you talk to democrats and even some republicans beh

mccarthy is the top republican in the house and the house minority leader. he provided this show with this statement take out -- adam schiff, maddie thompson, and nancy pelosi's turn over individual private data will, every american in the crosshairs of a surveillance state. true. if these companies comply, he continues, to turn over private information, they are in violation of federal law and subject to losing their ability to operate in the united states. if they pursue this path, a republican majority will not forget and will be ready to hold up fully accountable under the law. that sounds like a threat, and we fervently hope it is. marjorie taylor greene represents georgia's u.s. congress and it one of the members whose private can vacations are being demanded. thank you so much for coming unclick you just -- did you know that a few voted in a way that nancy pelosi did not like, sheet would strong on eight company to turn over in your text messages. is that part of the deal? >> absolute not. as a matter fact, i think it is outrageous. after what america has been through, especially this past week, and what the joe biden administration has done leaving am

kevin mccarthy has said he will not let any republicans vote for this unless nancy pelosi already has she bring it to the floor? of course she can bring it to the floor and have it go down. she's always been loathe to do that, willie. speakers in the past have sometimes brought it to the floor to teach people a lesson and to say nancy pelosi promised the moderates she would bring this to a vote this week. she could make good on her promise, see it go down and say, see, guys this is what happens if we don't have the progressives onboard. you can demand all the votes you want on infrastructure but they're not going to ever pass. she could do that as an object lesson. she would have to pull it down by the end of the day because, again, it's just not going to happen. on the larger question to go to joe's point, i think not only is there more frustration on capitol hill among democrats of, i would say, of all sides, moderates, rank and file democrats and progressives. there's more frustration of kyrsten sinema than joe manchin. they feel manchin is a predictable force who despite what he s

got double-digit republican votes, nancy pelosi can't count on those votes, any sort of votes in the house, which has a much bigger republican caucus because mccarthy'ssee this as a big win. it's all part of a big game. so i have a similar frustration with what is happening with the house progressive caucus on this i just don't understand the strategy that they have in play. they have enough votes to pass the infrastructure bill. infrastructure bill has already passed the senate, it's in joe biden's priority, we've been talking about infrastructure for five years, this could be a big win. it's going to help people and our economy. just vote for it and move on to the reconciliation bill. they have some imagination that they have leverage over joe manchin where as far as joe manchin is concerned, his state voted 70% for donald trump the congresswoman jayapal doesn't have any leverage over joe manchin. it would help him politically to do what the republicans are doing and stand in the way and do nothing but he's already abo acted in good faith and voted for the infrastructure bill. i think the republican nihilism has put the democrats in this situation

nancy pelosi is sneaking the green new deal into the $3.5 trillion budget. in 2022 i am going to blow away the democrats' socialist agenda. >> mitch mcconnell did that. kevin mccarthyt. republicans did that. this is who we are because of them. >> i mean, look at that. i mean, it's just -- i'll be damned. you know? i mean, that's ridiculous. and it's stupid. and it's dangerous. and this is why i began -- why i answered your question initially the way i did. we know who the enablers are. it's not only mitch mcconnell. it's not only mccarthy. it's not only lindsey graham and senator lee. it's josh hawley, it's ted cruz. right? we can go down the line. we know he was impeached twice. who has been held accountable? ever? liz cheney. >> all along they are passing their voter -- liz cheney, right. they are passing laws across states to suppress voters. they are delegitimizing the democratic process. so we can reveal the details, which is important, i think, to remember who these actors are. but it's all in the service. that tweet about the letter sent to the secretary of state of georgia has nothing to do about whether it is legitimate or substantive. it's just the latest

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nancy pelosi, she's taking it seriously, as is adam kinzinger. i think we'll see things that surprise or upset democrats on cheney's line of questioning, potentially. but this is a bigger problem for mccarthyrt getting rid of good conservative members and then not look so extreme when you want to win back some swing seats in the 2022 elections. >> so donny, let's just put a fine point on this. liz cheney and adam kinzinger want to take a clear-eyed look at what led up to january 6th and what happened on that day. republicans now want to throw them out of the party, this group of republicans anyway. throw them out of the party because of that. >> the republicans are -- i'm going to put three issues on the table the one you're starting with. the party of lunacy. here are the three flags the republicans have risen. one we don't want to look into an insurrection against the u.s. government we don't want to do any investigating as to what happened in the saddest and most frightening days in our american history. number two we don't want to make children wear masks in schools to keep them safe we're against that. we don't want people to be as safe as we can, that's an impingement on our freedom.