host: "america right now" is the program on newsmax.eck out his column in "the washington times." this is greg on the line for republicans. good morning. your next -- you are next. caller: good morning. a pleasure to be on. i want to give an honest analysis and let the people decide the narrative on abortion. the progressive say -- progressives say it is about a woman's right to her body. science has progressed so far that we can see that there is another life inside them. what is happening is we actually have one gender in america wanting to be empowered to the point of taking life. i believe in empowerment and everything but i do not know that anyone should be empowered to take a life. because of science, we know that is the case. i hope that we at least face it and they should say what they want directly. i hope that at least in the debate, they can do that and not cover it with one body. there are two bodies there. thank you all. host: thanks for the call. tom basile with a recent column on this topic, "democratic outrage has little

and just this week, it was reported that newsmax apparently canceled a segment about a new conspiracyfelt about the election. and there are two i would speculate, the fact that newsmax settled with an employee of another voting machine company, defamation case, probably something to do with that. aaron lakers an excellent piece in the washington post today, counting all of the situations in which defamation litigation actually really helped address the problem of this sort of pervasive intentional lying in our information space. i think even before that case goes to trial in april, we are already seeing the positive impact. we simply applying the law that exists. >> he, here's the thing. the big lie is gun piece of this, and we're watching it play out in different ways, in different space. in michigan, republican space election officials who certify joe biden's win in the electoral college. is there any way to protect future elections from partisan interference like this? >> well, i mean, first, let us understand the plot that was a foot in 2020, because there is an attempt now to act

, and moderated by greta van a brief colleague here at msnbc, now newsmax. candidates were onstage including former ambassador to denmark, you saw them admiring one of the more outlandish ideas of the trump presidency. although in the grand scheme, not one of the most harmful. she is trailing in the polls, getting only 5% of the vote. the front runner right now is that trump endorsed tv doc oz, until recently he lived in new jersey. primaries are less than a week away, and given how well the trump guy did in the ohio primary, it's good to check in on the hold that he has on candidates. -- for the washington post, where he writes the trailer newsletter, and he joins me now. you're just back from ohio, dave, i want to talk first about jr magooski, who won -- i think it's kind of a vanguard figure, he won a contested primary, in the ninth district. he's gonna take on marcy captor it, who is redistricting it into a trump plus three seat, here he is with his let's go brandon video. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've said on twitter that this guy is the future of the re

butler, but while everyone on regular cable channels was playing the least horny version of knives out newsmax already cracked the case, it was the black woman. >> i find it suspect that the first leak coming out of the supreme court in history comes shortly after judge jackson is confirmed. she would be my first suspect when it comes to the leak. >> trevor: and my first suspect for asshole is you, is you! bravo, detective. bravo! (applause) look at you, using the tried and true investigative technique of the black person did it. and you know, everyone has theories, everyone. everyone has theories for all we know it could have been an accident, right, there are many times that i have gotten drunk and sent something that should have stayed in draft but i mean i guess that doesn't make sense for the supreme court because who would have gotten drunk at the supreme court, you know. >> still like beer. >> trevor: my man. look whoever did it though-- (applause). >> trevor: whoever did it though, i'm not surprised it happened. in fact, i can't believe that this didn't happen earlier. i mean you have

make an impact, because donald trump allowed them to have a platform big -- sources like 08 and a newsmaxg that look, it doesn't work. we saw with our own eyes, the horrific tragedy that happened in uvalde this week. we know what happened. they can skew off of these conspiracy theories that they want, but ultimately -- >> the new york times argues that the gop has gone even farther right than expected ahead of the midterms. how are republicans going into november, given their reluctance to do anything on gun control? plus, a supreme court possibly overturning roe versus wade? will these to play a significant role among voters in the elections? >> reverend, we know that republicans have historical structural advantages. this is a midterm election. the government is -- typically the other party does tend to do well in these scenarios. one's abortion. the way it activates the liberal base. that's a more contained problem for republicans, because again, it's an issue that is very important to the liberal base, but it's also important to the republican base. that could even. oh but i think rep

low conspiracy thinkers and the belief in replacement theory is much higher among viewers of oann, newsmaxat they their viewers are the ones most likely to believe this stuff. >> well, and this is what happens when an entire political party cedes their public square to this toxic brand of idiocy and racism. this is the end result of that. and that's why i say, you know, a lot of this has been normalized right before our eyes. i go back to remember when donald trump referred to immigrants from s-hole countries and how in the republican world that was met with laughter as a joke, shrugging their shoulders, it's just how he talks, no big deal. but really what that was was a smoke signal to their audience to their voters to their base that it's okay to talk like that to think like that, that brown people are indeed drug dealers and rapists coming from the border to invade all of us. we have watched this normalization in slow motion happen before our eyes for the last five years and now it is culminating with violence and mayhem and it's just the beginning, joy. it is only going to get worse as

newsmax host suggested that he knew what his suspect was in the lead of the memo.to this genius detectives were. as we know, justice jackson hasn't joined the court yet. rondo bongo, guy. that wraps it up for me i'm yasmin this again. in our new time slot, i'll be back tomorrow. we're very excited to say simone kicks off her new version of her show, it kicks off now. greetings you're watching simone. first lady dr. jill biden is meeting more refugees in eastern europe. and for the first time, she rebels wet she thinks on roe v. wade. and about that idea that women could be thrown in jail for making decisions about their own bodies? this is the thing that really has me tossing and turning a night. and the fact is that democrats, they have actually gotten a lot done. so when are there gonna start telling the voters that? i'll ask house democratic caucus chair all about it. welcome to the show, everyone. i'm simone sanders, and i have something to say. i want to start with ukraine, and when i learned about dr. jill biden's trip to the region. the first lady went to re

we counted at least 19 interviews across fox and newsmax just this month. dr.y. at this point hannity has been the shadow campaign manager for the oz campaign. but it's caused a divide inside fox with hannity trying to warn voters against the little known but late-surging candidate kathy barnette, while an hour later, laura ingraham promoting barnette, announcing a smear campaign against barnette and defending her. on saturday barnette, who owes much of her feign to fox, likened hannity to a swamp monster trying to, quote steal the election. but we only know that thanks to an audio recording of barnette made by a rally goer and given to america. cnn and other networks were barred from attending this rally in bucks county, even though it was a public event anyone could attend. this was apparently at the direction of the leading gop candidate for governor in the state, doug mastriano. msnbc's dasha burns showed this man in a paul revere outfit telling her to step back, step back behind the cones, like she was some sort of threat. a threat for wanting to cover a c

john from newsmax. john: good morning. thanks for having me. i knew if waited long enough, -- i knew if i waited long enough, i would get called on. [laughter] jen: the front people are very dominant sometimes. john: we understand that. what would you say is your biggest disappointment, about the time you were there, and in the administration and general? what didn't they do that they could've done at this point? jen: that is such a good question. i'm leaving after 15 months. so everything is not done. right? there are things he would've liked to have seen done that are not done yet. were many moments as you all know where we thought build back better, the reconciliation package, whatever you want to call it, would've been done. this goes back to an earlier question that was asked. being a mom and recognizing with the pressures and challenges are on families across the country, lowering the cost of childcare, i always felt really good about that. there's a reason people are public servants. and things they care really passionate about. getting

paxton also spoke, by the way, to newsmax, suggested arming teachers as a potential solution to school shootings. thoughts and prayers, calls to arm teachers. what america's school -- is that what america's schools need the most right now, congressman? >> no. the answer is not to arm teachers and create an even more dangerous situation by having a lot mor lot more people with guns there who are probably poorly trained and don't want to have them. it's a way i think for the attorney general to avoid the real issue, which is he and the governor and the state legislature, the republican majority, have made it more dangerous in texas by making it a lot easier for people to get weapons that can kill a bunch of people before anybody can even turn around. literally, before you have a chance to turn around you're shot. >> yeah. and in addition to these kids, 15 kids, elementary school kids, second-graders, third-graders, fourth-graders murdered for no reason, we're just getting word from a san antonio hospital right now that a 10-year-old little girl is fighting for her life right now. critica

then a discussion about campaign 2022 newsmax tv host and harvard astrophysicist recaps a congressional hearing on ufos this week. watch washington journal live at eastern wednesday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile video app or during the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ here's what is coming up on the c-span networks. five at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span a hearing on taxpayer fairness that the irs. also the house is back at noon to begin work on fuel price gouging legislation and a bill to grant emergency authority to the wic program to address the supply chain disruption and recalls contributing to the baby shortage. on cspan2 at 10:00 a.m. eastern the senate votes on executive and judicial nominations they continued work on a 40 billion bel ukraine aid bill a final vote expected by thursday. at 10:00 a.m. on c-span three a hearing on abortion access and care throughout the country. you can watch all of our programs online@c-span.org or with our free video app c-span now. ♪ least six presidents recorded conversations wh

. >> john from newsmax. john cornyn good morning and good luck in your new endeavor. i knew if i waited long enough, i would get called on. ms. psaki: i've called on you a number of times in there. i will note that the front people, they are very dominant sometimes. >> ok. glad we understand that. one of the things, what would you say is your biggest disappointment about the time you were there? and in the administration in general? what didn't they do that they could have done? ms. psaki: that is such a good question. i would first say i'm leaving after 15 months so everything is not done and there are things he would've liked to seen done that are not done yet. there are many moments as you all know, where we thought build back better, the reconciliation package, our plan to lower costs, whatever you want to call it, would have been done. and i do think -- and this goes back to an earlier question linda asked, being a mom and recognizing what the pressures and challenges are on families across the country, lowering the cost of childcare, i felt really good about tha

discuss in the book as well foxes now being sued along with one american news network as well as newsmax and really giuliani and sydney powell lawyers who represented donald trump who all of them are alleged to have made false claims about voting machines being manipulated in one case by some by the dead google chavez, i did i the theories are so outlandished in this election. you know, i just don't even understand all of them defamation is a way when there is a lie, and it is alive it injures someone's reputation. you can get damages now the supreme court said back in 1964 in a case called new york times versus sullivan that because of the constitutional risks of chilling speech the standard for a defamation claim against a public official government official and then later extended to all public figures is very high. you have to prove that the statement was made with actual malice meaning the statement was knowingly false or made with reckless disregard to whether it was true or false. and i think that is a very hard standard to meet. i think it might be met at least against some of th

are you talking about newsmax?ed with militia groups? what is far right? >> i'm talking about storm front and daily stormer. >> these are white supremacists. >> and a nativist site that is also a hub for white nationalism, which admits that it is. and these sites watch his show and praise it and say he is the best messenger they've ever had for their ideas. he gives their ideas credibility that they can't, with their small and marginal audiences. >> i want to put up some of the other graphic elements. first, let me say that tucker carlson responded to your reporting. justin wells, a senior executive producer said, quote, tucker carlson programming embraces diversity of thought and presents various points of view in an industry where contrarian thought and the search for truth are often ignored. there's an incredible graphic that proves the opposite. these are his guests over the years, and even the people that he has on has changed. and you depict it graphically by showing, i think, with dots. explain what this is

fox news, newsmax, politicians, local, state and federal. that is the problem i have.nt to turn their head to that and start on hilary and joe biden's son. those are nerves were the -- those are newsworthy but they have to talk about the real facts about why we are where we are right now. it was not hilary and it was not hunter biden, it was the big lie. thank you. host: patty in kentucky. the ukrainian president, mr. zelinskyy, is urging maximum sanctions on russian in davos as he addressed world leaders, executives and others that have gathered for that annual conversation. richard in verona, missouri, democratic caller. hi, richard. caller: good morning. i just turned 84 and i hear trump was the greatest president we ever had. i tell you what, every president has had problems. whether it is baby formula -- i don't know how biden can make baby formula quick. they found problems so they shut down the plant. everything from toilet paper to whatever. anyhow, the supreme court -- when kennedy got elected everyone have a problem because he was catholic. now these folks go

now beside fox news we have newsmax, it is unbelievable. only thing we can do is please vote on your heart. host: that is sophia out of new york city. and now we will show you that interview kathy barnett posted on her youtube page ahead of that senate primary in pennsylvania same president trump should have endorsed her. [video clip] >> the number one question i am getting asked about the pennsylvania elections, as if i had some secret phone line to president trump, but everyone is asking, what is trump endorsing dr. oz for? what is your take in all of that? >> that was perhaps the best thing that has ever happened for our campaign. the only thing that could have been better is if president trump-endorsed me. but apart from endorsing me, the best thing he could have done was endorse oz. from that moment on the endorsement came out, or i saw it 8:00 p.m. saturday night, sunday morning my twitter followers jumped up 13,000. it continues to go up. every single poll prior to that endorsements, roughly 41%, 51%, were always considered undecided

host: next, tom basile joins us from newsmax headquarters in new york, joining us to talk about campaign 2022 after a couple of primaries. let's start in the keystone state. what did we learn about the states of the 2022 electorate from doug mastery on a's victory last night and the senate race that is still undecided? guest: the senate race that is still in automatic recount territory, the thing to know about that race, there is a lot of paper. i spoke to the secretary of state's office. as of yesterday, there were still 60,000 or 50,000 ballots that had yet to be received, the mail-in ballots. this is still anybody's ballgame between oz and mccormick. we know from talking to the mccormick camp that they have a pretty significant absentee ballot chase program to court those mail-in voters. while oz his upper right now, it could change over the next -- is up right now, it could change over the next few days. the big story of the night when it comes to the senate race was kathy barnett. she underperformed where some of her polling was but if you look at three key counties in the is there