laura gillen of new york. marie gluesenkamp perez of waington state. himes, who serves in connecticut. from pennsylvania, chrissy houlahan. marcy kaptur of ohio. the longest-serving member of congress in the house. jared moscowitz florida and tom suozzi of new york. those with a 10 democrats who joined all the republicans to vote for censure. we will tell you their explanation from those 10 democrats as why they agreed to, with republicans, that the congressman deserved a public rebuke for his actions at the joint address. he stood up and shouted that "you don't have a mandate." he showcased kane at the president. he was escorted out of the chamber at the top of that joint redress. danny and republic -- danny, republican, we start with you. what do you make of this action by the house of representatives? caller: good morning. you know something? it is long overdue. this guy is nothing but a troublemaker. he should be censured. what the democrats did tuesday night is disgraceful. they couldn't stand for a child with brain cancer and the rest of the poor

the congresswoman for new york's fourth district, representative laura gillen, joins me now.thank you so much for being here. why did you vote to censure fellow democrat al green? >> well, i. >> was not. >> in congress when. >> i watched marjorie taylor. >> greene and lauren. >> boebert heckled president biden. i thought that was disgraceful conduct. >> i think they should have been censured for their. >> behavior. >> and if. >> some if kamala harris was the president. >> and someone was. >> heckling her, i certainly. >> would vote to censure. >> that person as well. so i think if we're going to have a level of civility in the house of representatives, it must be applied. >> equally. >> and to both parties. >> there's that image, and i think you used it in your social media that clearly shows you standing amidst your colleagues. they're all in their seats. you're on your feet. question were you surprised when you looked around and saw that you were one of the lone folks doing so among democrats? >> well, i. >> was a little bit surprised and disappointed. >> it's it's hard to

laura gillen of new york. marie gluesenkamp perez of washington state.imes, who serves in connecticut. from pennsylvania, chrissy houlahan. marcy kaptur of ohio. the longest-serving member of congress in the house. jared moscowitz florida and tom suozzi of new york. those with a 10 democrats who joined all the republicans to vote for censure. we will tell you their explanation from those 10 democrats as why they agreed to, with republicans, that the congressman deserved a public rebuke for his actions at the joint address. he stood up and shouted that "you don't have a mandate." he showcased kane at the president. he was escorted out of the chamber at the top of that joint redress. danny and republic -- danny, republican, we start with you. what do you make of this action by the house of representatives? caller: good morning. you know something? it is long overdue. this guy is nothing but a troublemaker. he should be censured. what the democrats did tuesday night is disgraceful. they couldn't stand for a child with brain cancer and the rest of the poor p

. >> laura gillen. coy wire. alex murdaug. i'm a. the right in the march. >> magic. >> high for long. tonight. >> welcome back to the state of the union. last week, a top trump official sat down for unprecedented talks with individuals in a designated terrorist group. hamas. why? joining me now is the man who sat across the proverbial table from hamas, u.s. hostage envoy adam boehler. adam, thanks so much for joining us. let's start on these direct negotiations with hamas. first of all, obviously controversial, to direct, negotiate directly negotiate with terrorists. how much sign off did you get from president trump beforehand? and this is just my personal curiosity as a as a jewish american, did you have to steel yourself before sitting down to deal with people who are definitionally, anti-semitic murderers? well, i'll say meeting. >> with people. >> whether they're. >> good people or bad people, is part of my job. i'm the special envoy. i need to go and have dialog with anybody. and that includes a lot of people that i would class

laura gillen of new york. marie gluesenkamp perez of waington state. himes, who serves in connecticut. from pennsylvania, chrissy houlahan. marcy kaptur of ohio. the longest-serving member of congress in the house. jared moscowitz florida and tom suozzi of new york.