congresswoman to raise security concerns and cori bush is moving her office after taylor greene beraided her and marjorielor greene fights with house colleagues. the colleagues were congresswoman liz cheney and jamie raskin. they're on the floor of the house. charlie, oh, one more thing, marjorie taylor greene. this is element for her. marjorie taylor greene launches an attack on the 13 republican quote unquote traitors who voted for the biden infrastructure bill. trade tors. i -- charlie, i'm old enough to remember when republicans loved infrastructure. they would love to be there for the bill signing and take all the credit and now it's triggerous behavior? >> yes, and of course, donald trump had proposed infrastructure bill and they would have enthusiastically supported it. a party of bigotry and violence, republican leaders could refute that dramatically by kicking out paul gosar or marjorie taylor greene and say no, this is not who we are but in fact, they embrace them and treat them like rock stars so this is objectively true but the contrast between the anger against the members who voted for brid

also says with regard to congresswoman mace, he is frustrated with how she has taken it to marjorie taylor greenery fight against congresswoman mace in south carolina. that is frustrating. here we have two, in my view, very strong conservative republican women that should be working together instead of working to knock each other out and it's not helpful to the party. look, kevin mccarthy has a lot more important things to do than separate the mean girls into their respective corners. but until he does that and puts them in time-out and tells them to stop that, we'll continue to have these conversations. this does nothing to further republicans, the constituents of these congresswomen. all it does is raise their national profile, help their fundraising and hurts the republican party. >> she claims that trump said, which is that he would back a primary opponent against nancy mace. that's why -- that's one of the main reasons we're having this discussion because it is about the heart and soul of the republican party which, to your di dismay, bill crystal, is still firmly with donald trump. >> it's

because, again, the scary thing for all of america is, right, imagine marjorie taylor greene, imagineublican party caucus. i think kevin mccarthy is the odds on leader. but let's not forget, jessica, what the danger is here. lauren boebert is lying. lauren boebert, what she said about ilhan omar, she's a bigot. boebert is a bigot. but most importantly lauren boebert incited violence against another fellow member of congress. she called a fellow member of congress a suicide bomber. the scary thing, though, jessica, is lauren boebert is exactly where the republican party base is. you and i consider what she said to be outrageous. the base doesn't. >> it is outrageous. and to just sit there and listen to it, you hear her getting laughs from the crowd there, it is clearly done for laughs. and she's probably going to fund-raise off of it and make a fair amount of money for her re-election campaign. it boggles the mind, but to your point, that's where her base, that's where the republican party base is right now. >> that's the danger. look, lauren boebert is who she is. jessica, the danger

also politically advantageous for these members with the republican base, and people like marjorie taylor greeneing right from the trump playbook and kevin mccarthy hasn't changed. >> it pays to be extreme in the republican party. >> kevin mccarthy is afraid of marjorie taylor greene. let's lay it out there. he's afraid she will go to donald trump and say block him from becoming a speaker. if more people speak out, does the other math become true? at some point will kevin mccarthy have to make a choice. >> that's what i'm starting to hear from moderates behind the scenes. they are less willing to go on the record but they are saying you could have a problem with us if he takes us for granted and there are more us than there are marjorie taylor greenes in the conference. there's a balancing act, he's caught between majority makers who he hopes will deliver him the majority and the trump allies that can make or make his speakership. >> should not be a hard decision. do i stand with the rates of and bhigts or twith decent people? >> coming up more, for on the new coronavirus variant. i mean just ca

>> he's more in charge of it than marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar who have been stripped of theirdish and insulting comments and social media activity. for marjorie taylor greene to try to act like she's the spokesperson for conservatives in washington, d.c., it's quite laughable. look, it's really important -- i think mccarthy should have done a lot more with regard to lauren boebert aside from having a conversation with her and saying -- >> you think she should be thrown out of congress? >> i think the apology was important. she should have done that. there's no space for these kind of comments and this incendiary language on both sides, whether we're talking about anti-semitic, anti-muslim, there's no place for that for members of congress. but the frustrating thing is when we have people that are elected to congress that are less concerned with legislativing and more concerned with instigating. that's the problem here. marjorie taylor greene and gosar have been stripped of their committee assignments. >> mccarthy is saying they get these committee assignments back. that doesn'

and mccarthy told reporters he might put gosar and marjorie taylor greene on committees if republicans take back the house, a signal from mccarthy that the gop may start condoning this behavior. remember, kevin mccarthy once thought what marjorie taylor greene did was out of bounds. his remarks on the house floor yesterday about gosar's actions, he reserved the bulk of condemnation not for the terrible things he has done multiple times but reserved his biggest condemnation for democrats. take a listen. >> for democrats, this vote isn't about a video. it's about control. that's the one and only thing democrats are interested in. not condemning violence. not protecting the institution. not decorum, or decency, just control. the democrats want control and they don't care about the consequences. they're destroying this institution, silencing the minority, and therefore silencing the millions of americans. >> mccarthy trying to play the victim card there, this defense of gosar is a reminder of how twisted of a pretzel the republican leadership has done to themselves on the party as a whole,

this is all coming as another far-right republican lawmaker, marjorie taylor greene, is working to awardgress's highest honor to kyle rittenhouse. greene introduced a bill this week to award rittenhouse the congressional gold medal for, quote, protecting the community of kenosha, wisconsin, during black lives matter protests last year. rittenhouse was acquitted of homicide last week in the shooting of two men during those protests. greene, we should note, was one of 21 republicans who voted against awarding congressional gold medals to, by the way, law enforcement officers who protected the capitol on january 6th. joining me now, juanita toliver and susan del percio. okay, susan, let's read this just-in statement from house gop leader kevin mccarthy. "i talked to congresswoman lauren boebert today. she has apologized for what she said and has reached out to congresswoman omar to meet next week. i spoke with leader hoyer today to help facilitate that meeting so that congress can get back to talking to each other and working on the challenges facing the american people." it feels as if he

but marjorie taylor greene is p pushing him to punish him who voted for bills.of these things. he's got this real bind right now, he's going to be in this pickle for a very long time. >> there's been a lot of conversations over the last 24 hours about how the far right caucus has not seen any consequences for any action that's they take, particularly in response to representative boebert who compared -- who said some pretty anti-semitic things about representative omar. and omar took back at her, on twitter, it was somewhat of a twitter fight. we know that boebert tweeted an apology which is different from anything we've seen this far. does that apology, rachel, mitigate what could happen to her and she said, i apologize and that's why. or are we seeing a far right republican party that is just not willing to go after one of their own. >> yeah, that's a good question. in addition to marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert who you just mentioned making the iss just mentioned making the i islamophobic comments, saying she can get in an elevator, and she'll be safe.

look at marjorie taylor greene, paul gosar, matt gaetz, the list goes on and on.re we witnessing the fringe of maga elements taking over the gop entirely because of the way they now command such a large space in the narrative that comes out of the republican party? >> i think in any other context, lauren boebert would just be a bad open mic comedian. but in this current political climate where you have an unregulated internet and lies that are able to proliferate, the trolls are who the base of that party are voting for. she's a really good troll, and that was not a genuine apology. she did exactly what she intended to do, which was make a clip that was easy to put on facebook for people to watch. she was appealing to the base, which has been -- i mean, we could talk about what draws people into republicanism, but right now they are people who are voting for people who don't have their best interests in mind. and whatever she's doing is working, and it's a bummer to see it. it is homophobia and islamophobia and all those things. it's lauren boebert who's carrying

we've got congressman marjorie taylor greene one of the only lawmakers who's bothered to visit the januarydefend men's she will tell us what she saw there. we want to start with joe biden, the isolated and deeply unpopular president of the united states. the latest poll has biden hitting a terrifying 38% job approval rating, he's been in office less than the year end two-thirds of the voters do not want him to run again. how unpopular is joe biden and let's put it this way, he's only ten points above the single most despised person in the united states, which is his own i know my vice president. jeffrey epstein has more in virus than kamala harris, and that's the territory joe biden now occupies it has political effects that we saw last week. why is this happening? why are people so dissatisfied all of a sudden with joe biden? the obvious answer and you'll hear a lot of people say this, joe biden is senile and ineffective, but if you think about it, that's not true, that can't really be true because voters knew perfectly well all along that biden was doddering and new when he elected him.

the marjorie taylor greens of the world, the matt gaetzs. basically, mccarthy said in that meeting this is not the time to have these fights. et cetera not going to go unnoticed what these members did in terms of votering president biden's agenda but he wants them to be united against the build back better act. i think the other real threat that's important to think about here is a lot of republicans privately have said to us this is a slippery slope. if all of a sudden a member gets taken off of a committee because they break with leadership, what does ma mean, or marjorie taylor green who has said publicly, threatened she may not support kevin mccarthy for speaking after the 2022 election. i think he has stemmed that as far as an actual -- any retribution that's going to happen. but certainly the vitriol and the frustration with those members that did support president is ongoing. i don't expect that to stop. it has really become a litmus test of you are either with the republican party or you are not, the party of donald trump, or you are

districts like lauren boebert's, like marjorie greene's, vote for the sane republican so you can take out this trash. >> and paul, let's listen to what marjorie taylor greene said about kevin mccarthy recently. pretty astounding. >> we know that kevin mccarthy has a problem in our conference, we doesn't have the full support to be speaker. he doesn't have the votes that are there because there's many of us that are very unhappy about the failure to hold republicans accountable while conservatives like me, paul gosar, and many other just constantly take the abuse by the democrats. i'm demanded it. i want adam kinzinger and liz cheney kicked out of the gop conference. >> do you respect the republican leadership right now? >> no, no. i don't respect it at all. i can't respect leadership that doesn't hold people accountable. >> what do you think about that, paul? i mean, we should point out marjorie taylor greene did tweet, "i just got off a good call with gop leader kevin mccarthy, we spent the time talking about solving problems, not only in the conference but for our country. i like what he has planned ahead." it's almost as though, you know, these w

can we get into this, marjorie taylor greene being one of the city republicans who voted against awardinge rittenhouse getting this honor, yes, it's low, but just the gesture, aid adrienne. your reaction to that? >> i think it's disgusting. the fact that this is where we are, where the republican party is awarding somebody who many people across this country believed murdered people who were peacefully protesting, even though that's not what the jury came down with. the fact that the far right has embraced people like kyle rittenhouse, this is like their new playbook, right? they helped raise money to support his legal defense. they, again, are trying to prop him up as someone who should be a role model for other people who want to follow their own political beliefs. it's just -- i've never seen anything like this. i continue, alex, i feel like i go on your show all the time and say i simply cannot believe this is the state of the republican party today, but it is and it continues to get worse. >> well, and here's something to add to it because marjorie taylor greene is not the only repub

marjorie taylor greene, trump will have big impact, 100%. they like this.enjoy the idea that they poke kevin mccarthy, you want to be speaker? keep us happy and keep trump happy. >> exactly, this will be the dance for the next year in the republican party. many think trump will be behind mcdarcaccarthy. he's been an ally of trump and having an ally will be helpful to trump if he runs again. they don't want to give up the leverage to say, yes, we'll vote for you as speaker. they want to be able to prod him to behave how they want, and it's going to be a delicate balancing act when he was under fire for not defending these republicans who voted for the infrastructure bill. he turned around and defended gosar. >> trump is volatile. there's the understatement of the year, trump is volatile and unpredictable. this is from mike rogers, another republican quoted in your piece. if trump came out against him, it would be ugly. one of the things we watch, we know trump is unhappy because kevin mccarthy has not cracked down. 1300 voters voted for the bipartisan infras

marjorie taylor greene after boebert apologizes, never apologized to islamic sympathizers, communistsder with our tax dollars. omar ilhan and the jihad squad are all three undeserving of an apology. it's reprehensible. at a parent you think what message does that send our children when people in public office are allowed to say things like that and are not held accountable? >> and he's trying to walk a really fine line here by saying that he helped to facilitate a potential meeting between them. he's doing more on this issue. he's getting push back from moderate republicans. john, it doesn't change the fact though that some republicans are distressed about this because it is distracting from the type of message they feel won for them in virginia in the gubernatorial election and the kind of measures that they think will help them win in the mid-term elections making an economic argument or an argument about some of the other issues about joe biden's agenda because we're talking about this today. >> it also shows who is in the driver's seat here. when you have someone like marjorie tay

let's talk now about trump ally congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. twitter. >> greene called mace, quote, trash and accused her of not being a true conservative. her final zinger was misspelled. she writes, "your out of your league." i'm going to have to deduct some points for that. what did mace do to spark that ire? she condemned gop congresswoman lauren boebert for hateful remarks about ilhan omar. >> now mace has responded. what's the latest in this back and forth? >> reporter: yeah, well, the interparty feud continues to escalate this afternoon. nancy mace responded by not only correcting greene's grammar but also implying, using some colorful emojis, that greene is crazy and a clown. and then marjorie taylor greene responded by saying she spoke to trump about nancy mace, which could be interpreted as a veiled threat of sorts. if it is a threat, though, nancy mace, not scared by it. she responded by saying that this is the equivalent of greene tattling to the principal's office because she can't stand stand on her own two fight. the gop is wrest

to watch. >> i'm sure troubling, kirsten, as the house was voting gosar was standing with marjorie taylor greene who charlie just mentioned, andy biggs, lauren boebert. i mean, should we expect more characters like greene and boebert if republicans take the house in 2022? and they're saying we're going to get revenge if you continue with this. >> i think we probably will see more of that, especially because those are the type of people that donald trump likes the most and endorses. and while they behave like fringe people, i think i have to disagree a little with charlie that i don't think they necessarily are the fringe. they should be the fringe. but they're not. marjorie taylor greene actually has quite a lot of influence. you can see how they all are running scared from her all the time no matter how outlandish and outrageous and unacceptable her behavior is. >> and she's saying she's going to get more and better committee assignments. but go on. >> right. so -- and she -- is she the one who gets censured or berated? no, she's not. right? and it's people who are -- the idea that people who v

followership and that puts a real bind on him. >> on that note, look at what is going on are marjorie taylor greeneccarthy. challenged by another republican for leader. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has a lot of pull with the republican base. listen to what she said. >> kevin mccarthy has a problem in our conference. he doesn't have the full support to be speaker. he doesn't have the votes that are there because there's many of us unhappy about the failure to hold republicans accountable while conservatives like me, paul gosar and many others constantly take the abuse by the democrats. >> after that, she tweeted out that she spoke on the phone with mccarthy and liked what he has planned ahead, but scott, what does this is a say about the leadership in the gop? that he didn't necessarily -- that he needs her. >> he needs her today. we'll see how big the house majority becomes. we'll see what the size of the majority is. he plays this game every week trying to keep folks happy on the edges and this is the way they exist in politics saying things that get them on the news and thrill their follo

congressman cori bush moved her office from next door to marjorie taylor greene because of the menacerjorie taylor greene has gotten into fights with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, liz cheney, jamie raskin and she's able to do that because house minority leader kevin mccarthy hasn't said anything and the idea that he hasn't said anything about this paul gosar video that twitter had the good sense to finally take down tells me all i need to know about how fearful and concerned we should be about a speaker mccarthy if the republicans take control of the house next year's midterms. judy: gary, who is responsible for this and do you see a turning back from this kind of language? >> i hope there's a turning back and i think it needs to come from everybody in congress saying, wait a minute, i'm in the united states congress, i'm not a 12-year-old playing a video game here. i don't want to be accused of both-siderism here and i will be but i think back to a lot of the memes that members of the democratic party were retweeting about donald trump when he was in office that are pretty

kevin mccarthy stood by paul gosar, he said i will reinstate gosar and marjorie taylor greene to theirif we win back the house. lauren boebert is probably going fund-raise off of this stuff. they have not suffered any consequences and until we see that happen, they're not going to change their behavior if they're censured or kicked off their committees by democrats. >> i don't believe for a second she's telling the truth when she tells that story. it seems like she's just trying to get some, like, terrible, terrible laughs. and she didn't even get that many to be clear. >> this is the brand of outrage politics that was ushered in among the maga candidates in 2020. lauren boebert, marjorie taylor greene, madison cawthorn, in 2010, the tea party wave of constitutional conservatives coming to office, in 2020 you had the maga wave of candidates whose brand of politics is to be as controversial as possible. and they are enabled as mel said by a leader of a party who does nothing to impose consequences on them when they do behave this way. >> and, melanie, you just brought up marjorie taylor

the marjorie taylor greene, the donald trump. they electrify their base and suggest somehow this is an inflection point upon which the republic will survive or fall. therefore, threats like this must be justified. >> olivia, you report on both caucuses in congress. i wonder about -- there's calls now -- matt gates and others whipping up calls to take committee assignments and chairmanships away. there's chairs, members of leadership that voted for this bill, for the infraction of voting for a piece of infrastructure legislation. >> right. you are hearing that from the very close members who tie themselves to trump, marjorie taylor greene, matt gates. they are going to lose their committee assignments? the odds are most likely not. that would be outrageous. that's the sentiment i have heard from talking to people on capitol hill. the fact that you are even having people push that because you have members that have purple districts voting for their district and -- i caught up with don bacon today. he said he went to five different

taylor greene, maga wing? >> he needs to be worried. he tried thi s before. when marjory we are all in trouble. when she talks about the abuse of paul gosar, he's the with one that put out a video executing another member of congress. ifs that going to determine who the next speaker of the house is, we are all in trouble. >> if mccarthy becomes speaker, how much power will they yield? >> he's going to have to answer that question. is he going to let himself be bullied by those who are not legislate yours. marjory greene was stripped of her powers. paul gosar was kcensured, matt gates has his own criminal investigations. ifs that who kevin mccarthy wants to be in bed with. the price of power. he's got to ask himself some serious questions of what is it all worth? it will be a five-alarm fire every single day and little will get done under those circumstances. >> a big factor is president trump. it's always a gamble for republicans who need to decide how much to cozy up to him or not. we saw glen youngkin walk a fine line. mccarthy has made clear he is staying very close to

but the marjorie taylor greens of the conference say they have a lot of power, they know they have a they're starting to flex the muscles. that's the dynamic we're starting to see play out in the republican conference. >> if only that flexing did not require speaking ill of fellow lawmakers, fellow americans. fellow members of your own party. mel melanie, chris, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, federal reserve chairman jerome powell is about to testify before congress on the potential economic threat from the omicron variant. the impact on everything from wall street to gas prices, what is the potential? that's coming up. feel stuck with student loan debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. (phone chimes) ♪ ♪ ♪ i jump up on the stage ♪ ♪ and do my money dance ♪ ♪ i throw some money up ♪ ♪ and watch the money land ♪ ♪ i do my, i do my i do my money dance ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi - you could save with low rates and no fees. earn a $500 bonus when you refi... and get your money right. ♪ i do my money dance ♪ this is the new world of work. eac

survive in congress, vowing if republicans take the house he will reinstate paul gosar or marjorie taylor greene or promote them and retribution against democrats. >> this isn't about threats. it's about holding people accountable. >> so just to keep it all straight, congressman gosar is the death threat anime guy, and marjorie taylor greene is the jewish laser lady. still one item tonight provides a sliver of hope that dr. king said still bends toward justice. in new york the exoneration of two men wrongly convicted in the 1965 assassination of malcolm x and a remarkable apology from the current manhattan district attorney. >> i apologize for what were serious, unacceptable violations of law and the public trust. i apologize on behalf of our nation's law enforcement for this decades-long injustice which has eroded public faith in institutions that are designed to gaurn tuarantee equal protecf the law. >> the trial of three men charged in the killing of ahmaud arbery. martin savidge. >> the prosecution rested on tuesday after eight days and 23 wens. the defense rested after two days and seven wi

a perfect example is marjorie taylor greene gun toting in the halls of congress.r. we ultimately have to get down to the fact that there are some standards that have to shift, and i really don't see an end of the matter, tiffany. the reason why is of course, there was a census last year. of course, we're in the process of redistricting. many plans resubmitted and approved. they are making these districts hyper republican and when they're in hyper republican districts, they can get away with anything and we've seen with the election of donald trump that there are millions of people who either support or give permission talking about the permission structure that david just mentioned to people to do these types of things. everything is on the line. freedom is on the line at every stage whether we're talking about challenges to abortion in texas and other states following suit or the restrictions put in place to prevent us from even being able to exercise our votes in hyper partisan hyper republican districts. we have a huge challenge on our hand and if we don't real

gosar was, along with other fringe weirdos, like marjorie taylor greene, one of the key instigators inttempt to overturn the election results on january 6th greene got into a shouting match on the house floor, last week, with colleagues during a vote to hold former trump advisor steve bannon in contempt for defying the subpoena from the committee investigating the insurrection and when she was asked about that vote by cnn, the interview took a weird turn. >> what was the rationale behind your vote? >> the rationale behind by vote, is i'm not self-absorbed like the rest of these jerks here in congress they're all ignoring inflation people can hardly buy food gas has gone up. >> why call them jerks, if you don't mind >> because they're self-absorbed. all they care about is congress. they don't care about the american people that pay all the taxes. >> there was an attack on -- >> all you want to talk about is your trump derangement syndrome, and all you want to talk about is january 6th, where there's a riot here. >> why are you protecting steve bannon why protect steve bannon >> because

paul gosar, marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz, lauren boebert, the troll caucus, the most exuberantly antisocial members, they are where the party is headed. and quite frankly, mccarthy is scared of their influence. after all, marjorie taylor greene says she doesn't think mccarthy is a shoo-in for the speaker's gavel. she said donald trump's endorsement will make the final difference. mark meadows, who used to be a member of congress, is currently essentially evading a duly ordered congressional subpoena, he's out there plugging trump for the position of speaker himself. >> i would love to see the gavel go from nancy pelosi to donald trump, you talk about melting down. people would go crazy. as you know, you don't have to be an elected member of congress to be the speaker. wouldn't you see, she would go from tearing up a speech to having to give the gavel to donald trump. oh, she would go crazy. >> now, at least that's honest about your vision of government for the country. now, there odds of donald trump, a man who has zero interest in governance in the house are quite low, but a cre

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look at marjorie taylor greene. she got taken off her committees. >> look at her fundraising. >> just fine. so unfortunately, i don't think in the world -- in the real world that in the end it's going to change a lot of people's minds. the reputational damage to the republican party itself that you talk about, charlie, i think may come in the presidential year, but i think just not enough to keep kevin mccarthy out of a potential speaker -- >> if you are a member of congress you have to be livid about this whole situation. after glenn youngkin wins, the message was, oh, stiff-arm donald trump. keep him away. so now what are we doing? we're following donald trump to try to go after 13 good republican members who voted for infrastructure. we're not going after people like gosar who have embraced trump strongly and are behaving badly. and so we're talking about that instead of things they'd rather talk about. the economy, the build back better being too expensive. whatever they want to talk about and they are talking a

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whether it's go sar or marjorie taylor greene. they spend most of their time on fox or twitter, they're not really doing their jobs. is there tools at your disposal beyond censuring. if this was happening at chipotle, amazon, any government office in washington, d.c., someone engaging in the behavior that paul gosar engaged in would be suspended and they would not be allowed to come back in the building. is there anything you can do beyond censure? >> there's censure, there's reprimand, and there's expulsion. those are the vehicles we have. we can strip them of their committees, much like we have for ms. green, but in the end, if we sit silently, that's why i decided to move forward, it's tas it approval, and he keeps crossing the line, and others keep crossing the line. it's important we speak out. violence against women is a problem for this country. it's a problem for women in powerful positions around the world. 85% have been surveyed and have are approximate. i have had two persons charged for making charges against me. one w

marjorie taylor green and the other dim wits are not really the truly bad guys here. the bad guys here with the people who know better and who, in an effort -- as i said, ted cruz n an evidence just to get power, just to be at the center of attention. whether it is lindsey graham or ted cruz or the people that have high education at fox news that are doing this -- and where is bill barr? i mean, what kind of hell is he living in right now? you know, why isn't he speaking out? why has he been allowed to go radio silent after he quit because he saw what was coming. he saw what was coming. he resigned because he realized that trump was going to do the unthinkable. he was going to try to estate the election. and so he quit. but he just put his tail between his legs and shrinked off somewhere, never to be seen or heard from again. what kind of legacy is that? for a man who had served honorably in government -- you know, when i say honorably, i disagreed with him but he was around a long time. those of us on the hill thought he was, quote, unquote, normal. we didn't realize

marjorie taylor greene has finally figured out she has something over kevin mccarthy and that is her vote for speaker although i don't know how the rest of the caucus i don't think they'd be very pleased with her because the speaker is voted by the majority of the house. it does seem likely the republicans will get the majority as things stand now. that could change. then kevin mccarthy would be in line to be the next speaker, a position he has wanted for a very long time. he needs desperately to bring unity to his caucus in order for that to happen. yes, so some of these rogue members, members who have lost their committees like marjorie taylor greene because she can't behave herself, she needs to get -- he needs to get those people either in line or he needs to capitulate to them. i'm not sure the latter is ever going to work. >> maya, starting tomorrow the january 6th commission has a long list of witnesses. it expects them to show up for depositions, about the capitol hill riot. so far, trump's closest allies such as former adviser steve bannon and former chief of staff mark mead

or is that the marjorie taylor greenes and the others trying to rattle cages?t the other party puts forward because it could help them. nicole maliatakis from long island probably needs to vote for infrastructure. we'll be reporting heavily on this. i don't think -- i think kevin mccarthy will come out and say he's not for that. >> oh, oh, jake, wait, so you're expecting to hear from kevin mccarthy? he's like punxsutawney phil. >> that's right. he will be in the building. he will be in the capitol this week. so i anticipate we will be hearing from him although he has ducked, as you know, he ducked reporters, his office ducked reporters on some of these very charged issues, let's say, for the last week, but congress has been out of session. he doesn't have that luxury anymore. >> that is no excuse. we've got the internet. >> oh, it's definitely no excuse. >> in california -- >> i'm not saying -- brother man needs to show up and i'm going to talk about that in my bye line. kim, sophia, thank you all very much for coming back to "the sunday show" and ahead on alex

marjorie taylor greene has finally figured out that she has something over kevin mccarthy, that is her vote for speaker. i don't think the rest of the caucus would be very pleased with her, because the speaker is voted by the majority of the house. it doesn't seem likely the republicans will get the majority as things stand now. that could change. and then kevin mccarthy would be in line to be speaker, a position he's wanted for a very long time. he needs desperately to bring unity to his caucus in order for that to happen. so yeah, some of these rogue members, members who have lost their committees, like marjorie taylor greene because she can't behave herself, he needs to get those people in line or capitulate to them, which i'm not sure is going to work. >> maya, the january 6th committee will start depositions. so far mark meadows and steve bannon have simply refused to cooperate. have you expecting the select committee to make any progress in these coming weeks? >> actually, i am. the select committee has been methodical in its efforts to get at the heart of the matter, to understa

is it because they don't have a marjorie taylor greene type of person who incites some of this reaction inside the senate? how do you explain the dichotomy between why those 19 senators, the republicans who are voting for the bipartisan infrastructure bill, they're not getting the same kind of heat as the house republicans? >> well, first of all, it happened in august. so -- and it happened really before a lot of specifics came out on the part two, if you will, the build back better. so it was allowed to be an infrastructure bill and nothing else. it is in part the way the house works, whether it's on the democrat or republican side, there tends to be more in fighting, if you will. and at times name calling. it happens on both sides. although only right now on the republican side do you see, you know, cartoons of killing a member of congress, which is completely unacceptable. but i do think that at this point even the senate they want to just -- they're done. that's it. that's it. it's all that's happening -- >> this is about political courage, though. this is purely about getting reele

next several months because there's a lot of pressure on him from the group, matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greenelicans in the caucus, the liz cheney's, adam begin sin -- tremendous pressure to go after that group, and we heard marjorie taylor greene say on the matt gaetz pod kcast that recent days that mccarthy doesn't have the votes that he needs to lock down the speakership if republicans take over. so there's going to be a tremendous amount of pressure on him from this small, but growing flank of the party, and at the same time, if he doesn't act, if the house republican caucus doesn't kind of reign in these members, the democrats who still control the majority have made clear this they are going to start having these censure votes. i think that's the kind of political struggle that we're seeing go on right now! i mean, dean, since you think that one apologetic tweet does not erase the hate that this inspires, what do you think should happen next? >> i think she should be censured, put republicans on the line. let them say, are they okay with anti-muslim bigotry, and let's be plblunt, as a pa

. >> i want to let you talk back to marjorie taylor greene because marjorie taylor greene was tweetinghinking she was hurting me. i do tv for a living. you're not going to hurt me by tweeting at me but she also disparaged your son and the other two victims joseph rosenbaum and gaige grosskreutz a child rapist, a woman beater, both convicted, both white, both men who they she says tried to kill a 17-year-old and she was referring to mr. rosenbaum having had a criminal record and having spent a lot of time in prison and having had a lot of personal issues of abuse of himself and abuse and was really in prison for awhile dealing with a lot of mental health issues. you're saying that the things that were said about your son having some issues, as well, legal issues, et cetera, you're saying those aren't true. what do you make of her attacking your son and the other person who died who was killed? >> man, i hope she's never sitting in our shoes. i hope she never has to deal with the death of a child and then have all this controversy and scandal around it. so we can't even grieve his death.

just like gosar or a marjorie taylor greene or boebert, these are people who just want to stir the potake donald trump happy. they want to continue to bring up the big lie. because it gets them attention. and you have a leader in the house into kevin mccarthy who refuses to publicly tell them to shut up honestly. and so, they go on, he may take to them privately and say you shouldn't have done that, and you should apologize and go out and say something but he hasn't said this is not what our party stands for. the republican party, he should say, doesn't stand for rigged elections. the republican party stands for free and fair elections. and i believe scott would agree with that. but mccarthy is not willing to chastise these people publicly. >> gloria, let me -- >> go ahead. >> i i ththink this is a good matter, strategically what is the best way to deal with it if your goal is to moderate behavior. they're hoping for the establishment for the leadership to come down on them publicly because this gives them the ability to say the establishment in washington, the swamp is after me. one t

republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene absolutely dragged the house speaker in the interviewe the next speaker of the house. >> kevin mccarthy has a problem in our conference. he doesn't have the full support to be speaker. he doesn't have the votes that are there because there are many of us that are very unhappy about the failure to hold republicans accountable while conservatives like me, paul gosar, and many others just constantly take the abuse by the democrats. >> yeah, she later tweeted that she had a good call with kevin mccarthy and they spent time talking about solving the problems of this country and so on. but, i mean, she sounds almost like she's in charge and not kevin mccarthy. >> well, mccarthy has made the decision no enemies to the right, to reverse the saying from the 1930s, where he simply will not impose any discipline on the most extreme voices in the caucus. and the message that this has sent over and over, whether it's marjorie taylor greene or gosar or boebert is that they are, in effect, operating under kind of immunity to continue to break down the

gop representative nancy mace and marjorie taylor greene are now exchanging digital blows after macer. >> i didn't come to congress to throw bombs on twitter, to take advantage of people by saying crazy things to raise money or to be a comedian. >> again, she is a republican. after that her republican colleague marjorie taylor greene decided to come to boebert's defense and attack mace. in a tweet, i quote. nancy mayes is the trash in the gop conference. never attacked by democrats or rinos, same thing because she's not conservative. she's pro-abortion. -makers you can back up off of lauren boebert or just go hang with your gal pals, the jihad squad. you're out of your league. well, rep nancy mace did not appreciate that initially tweeting this in response. yes. that is a bat emoji, poo emoji and a clown emoji. i'll let you figure out the message on your own and mace wasn't finish there had and said your, instead of you're, while i'm correct you i'm a fiscal conservative attacked by the left all weekend as i often am as i defied china while in taiwan. what i'm not is the a religious

and, now, today, pledging not only to restore marjorie taylor greene, that she was stripped. from but to give them promotions. >> do you plan to give marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar, their committee assignments back? >> they all have committees. the committee assignment they have, now they may have other committee assignments, they may have better committee assignments. >> that is an added point for gosar. from leadership, after he posted a video of murdering his colleague. and, keep in, mind there are dozens of people, auditioning right now to be the next most extreme house republican. things don't stop, right? for america, we have found nearly 50 2022 king grass candidates, who -- if you think this freshman classes, bad just weeks. u.s., not all of these candidates are gonna. win but at one point they will. or some other person with these fringe extremes beliefs will, they're this animus to wards this legitimacy of democratic governance. next, year it's likely, we don't know the future, as we learned from the pandemic. but it is likely to be quite fair for republicans,

then you have marjorie taylor greene who just admitted she is not vaccinated, has refused to wear a mask on the house floor, and has spread conspiracy theories about life-saving vaccines and so much more. congresswoman, this is the gop today. this is your party. >> those aren't people that i have supported and i've actually actively worked against them. i think it's clear that anybody would be fired in the workplace or even taken out of a high school or college with similar type behavior. in some cases some of these things that these people do, you know, in the workplace you might recommend, you know, mental health help, because as i think mr. gosar's family has indicated. no, this is incredibly troubling. that's why i signed a letter with a bunch of former members about attacking those republicans who voted for the infrastructure project and trying to strip them of their leadership roles. i spoke out in favor of them, charlie dent, a former member also, had organized that. so we're trying, those of us who want to have -- >> how could these voices become the loudest and most powerful? >>

marjorie taylor greene is unlikely to face any consequences from her party's leadership. for more on that, let's bring in our saturday night panel. susan del percio and michael star hopkins, attorney and contributor to "the hill." susan, i'll start with you. because there's another part that we left out in that introduction. in addition to these 13 threats received by those 13 republicans, we learned this week that trump defended the calls by those in january 6th to hang mike pence. watch. >> were you worried about him during that siege? were you worried about him? >> no, i thought he was well protected and i had heard that he was in good shape. no, because i had heard he was in very good shape. but -- but -- no. >> you heard those chants. that was terrible. you know, the -- >> he could have -- well, the people were very angry. >> all right, so, as trump there stonewalls the january 6th committee investigating the insurrection, his supporters are threatening school board members, poll workers and through it all, kevin mccarthy, who wants to be speaker of the house, remain

the idea being that marjorie taylor greene has now kind of come out and said these are my demands ifer. to to jackie's point, one of these was kick out liz cheney and adam kinzinger who are on the january 6th committee, have voted with democrats on a lot of this stuff. things like this, how beholden is mccarthy to somebody like marjorie taylor greene and how much does this impact his thinking as he moves forward? >> it's very difficult for him because some of these disagreements within the republican caucus are not about policy. on the democratic side, you see a lot of disagreement over policy, how liberal, how progressive to be. when it comes to the republican side, it's about personalities and retributions, kicking people out of the partiparties, about g revenge and trying to take back the country in a way. that's very difficult to thread the needle on when you're a politician when you have such a diverse caucus, not necessarily when it comes to race or gender, but when it comes to ideology and sentiment. off lot of republicans from suburban district, front-line members, moderates,

he actually said this today about both gosar and marjorie taylor greene.publicans win the house in next year's mid terms. listen. >> they will have committees. the committee assignment they have now, they may have other committee assignments, may have better committee assignments. gosar, those are the ones he wants. taylor greene, she was just a freshman. i know she requested others. she has a right to serve of on committees. >> rewarding these type of republicans who do these types of things? do you see republicans ever being held accountable and policing their own? >> well, they must. they must police their own. in fact, i said at the time that marjorie taylor greene was nominated back in the summer of 2020, i mean, she was espousing that the time qanon conspiracy theories and making indsendry and racially insensitive comments and at the time i said she should not be welcome into the gop conference and shot assigned commits and told we'll work with the georgia gop to defeat her in the 2022 primary and enjoy your time in congress. that's how you deal with

marjorie taylor greene has already said that. >> pretty amazing. i must say.iolence by republican congressman paul gosar just a day after gosar was censured by the house of representatives mccarthy is now saying he'll reinstate both gosar and congresswoman marjorie taylor greene to committees if republicans were to win back the house next year. is he essentially going to reward some of the most dangerous fringe members of his caucus? >> it looks like it's all politics and payback, wolf. you begin to wonder if he is doing this because he is really fearful that he won't be speaker. i don't think the speaker, if they win the majority, which it looks like they might unless the people keep following off this, they may say wait a minute. i don't want any of that as i said the other day. it is so crazy down there. i'm not sure mccarthy has this job. when i talked to folk in washington who were pretty knowledgeable they're not sure he is going to get the job even if they win the majority. i don't know. but that's sort of a lot of speculation. so i think what he is try