congress and now has returned to twitter as alexandria ocasio-cortez says congresswoman nancy gates is twisting her words that nancy mays criticizing that she never gave. and she says aoc is using this episode for political gain. >> she is very good at politicizing advanced to her advantage and that's what's going on today. we have seen it through her tenure in congress. these are the reasons why american is fed up with culture today. seeing the party's continuing late dividing our country. we have real work to do. yesterday and today being distracted from the work of the people. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted in response, all i can think of is folks like her dishonestly claiming that survivors are exaggerating. but the stories of the veterans in my community who deny themselves care they need and deserve because they internalize voices like hers saying what they went through wasn't bad enough. and nancy responded i have not

and so in addition to sheltering alexandria, we also had a staffer, a friend of mine's chief, who hadthrown out of their office in cannon and didn't know where they could go to be safe. and so we obviously let her come in, too. we were willing to let anyone come hide there with us to keep them safe. but the lack of any safe place when they evacuated these people was really a problem. >> congresswoman katie porter, thank you very much for sharing that with us tonight. we really appreciate you being here. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> coming up, freshman congressman mondare jones will join us next. like all freshman congressmen this year, his first vote as a member of congress was to impeach the president of the united states. ta stes. where to ? la? vegas? no, the desert. let's listen to this. louder. take these guys? i mean, there's room. maybe next time, fellas. now we're talking. alright. let's. go. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crav

and so in addition to sheltering alexandria, we also had a staffer, a friend of mine's chief, who hadheir office in cannon and didn't know where they could go to be safe. and so we obviously let her come in, too. we were willing to let anyone come hide there with us to keep them safe. but the lack of any safe place when they evacuated these people was really a problem. >> congresswoman katie porter, thank you very much for sharing that with us tonight. we really appreciate you being here. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> coming up, freshman congressman mondare jones will join us next. like all freshman congressmen this year, his first vote as a member of congress was to impeach the president of the united states. rch that i've started to do on ancestry. having ancestry to fill in the gaps with documents, with photographs, connecting in real time means that we're having conversations that are richer. i have now a closer relationship with my grandfather. i can't think of a better gift to give to my daughter and the generations that come after her. bring your family history to life like

both nancy and alexandria ocasio-cortez felt threatened as a mob stormed the capital complex.e's stream, she said she had in the bathroom and felt she might die when people enter the office saying, where is she? they turned out to be the police officers. all of this is the environment on capitol hill where the house to strip marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments and another impeachment trial coming up next week, sandra. >> sandra: rich edson on that for us, john. >> john: never much happening in washington. let's bring out the panel marc thiessen and juan williams. mark, i note you are two minds of alexandria ocasio-cortez and nancy mays dustup but what do you think? >> first of all i love nancy mays, the kind of principle a look woman we need to rebuild the republican party. and never bought into the big light the election was stolen. she voted to uphold the electoral college votes, which made her a target of the attacks. she is a great spokesman and a great leader for the party. i think she is mistaken going after aoc on this particular case because it is true,

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let's listen to alexandria ocasio-cortez on monday describing what she says happened. watch. >> i jumped into my bathroom. i closed the door. i just keep hearing bang, bang, bang. i opened the door when all of a sudden that i hear whoever was trying to get inside got into my office. i just hear where is she? where is she? this was the moment where i thought everything was over. i mean, i thought i was going to die. >> remember where she says bang bang bang? gop congress woman nancy mays whose office is two doors down from alexandria ocasio-cortez told fox news there were no rioters in cannon. watch. >> i'm not going to discount the trauma. i felt the events that day. they were traumatic. i've been very strong and vocal about that. i felt like my life was in danger. these are things i've said. i sent my children home early that week because i was worried about violence that might transpire january 6. but at no time were there rioters banging to get in. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez said she didn't know in the police officer was there to help her or hurt her. ocasio-cortez

they're alexandria, rashida. they are people. they are colleagues, and this is an ar-15 in the hands of ms. greene. this was on facebook just a few months ago. the squad's worst enemy, ar-15 in hand. i have never, ever seen that before. is this a precedent setting event? it is. an ar-15 can carry up to a clip of 60 bullets. i urge my colleagues to look at that image and tell me what message you think it sends. here she is armed with a deadly assault rifle pointing it towards three democratic members. >> leading off our discussion tonight alex wagoner, co-host and executive producer of show times the circus. and michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee. an msnbc political analyst and host of the michael steel podcast. and, michael, i want to begin with you about the point i was making about the message that the republican party sent out to the country from the house of representatives today. how did you read that message to the country from the republicans in the house today? >> lawrence, you laid it ou

>> you know, i think it's a really -- a politically savvy move from alexandria ocasio-cortez.sing her national profile, as you've been talking, running for senate in new york potentially. beyond that, you know, she's really trying to promote the idea of a resilient power grid. looking at a major infrastructure package coming from the biden administration and democrats in congress, as soon as this stimulus bill is done, giving attention to that and the need to make a more resilient power grid and also she's really made a nemesis of ted cruz. they had signs they would work together early on in her tenure and after the riot and so forth on capitol hill, she basically accused him of planning to murder her, and things like that. >> i wonder, was the door open to that particularly, alexandria ocasio-cortez's involvement and her arrival in texas, particularly because it was the texas governor who preemptively was criticizing the green new deal when that really has nothing to do with what has grasped texas right now with this winter storm, eric, so i wonder is there more to assisting

i feel bad for alexandria, so many of my colleagues were here. i thought to myself, thank god i am not there. i saw the images that they did not get to see until later. my team and i decided at that point we keep the death threats away. we tried report and document them to keep them away from me because it just paralyzed me. all i wanted to do was come here and serve the people, the people that told my mother who only has an eighth-grade education that she deserves -- people that believed in me. so it is hard. it is hard when my seven brothers and six sisters begged me to get protection, many urging me to get a gun for the first time. i have to tell you, the trauma from just being here existing as a muslim is so hard just imagine my team, which i adore, they are diverse. i have lgbtq staff, i have a beautiful muslim that wears her hijab probably und the halls. i have like women that are so proud to be here to serve their country. i worry for their lives because of this rhetoric. i never thought they would field and here. so i ask my colleagues to

so i want to pop up this tweet that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez sent out today. she says, "i support our state's return to coequal governance and stand with our local officials calling for a full investigation of the cuomo administration's handling of nursing homes during covid-19. thousands of vulnerable new yorkers lost their lives in nursing homes throughout the pandemic. their loved ones and the public deserve answers and transparency from the elected leadership and the secretary of the governor's remarks warrant a full investigation." so richard, i'll start with you, i mean, first it was the robinhood game stop controversy that cruz and alexandria ocasio-cortez were on the same side of. now. this what sort of world are we living in? >> look, i think we have to keep our eye on the ball here about what did and didn't happen in new york. if there is something that needs to be investigated, so be it. but we all remember cuomo, day after day abide by cdc guidelines, wear your mask, engage to social distancing in contrast to donald trump referring to coronavirus a

same thing whether it's ilhan omar or alexandria ocasio-cortez. i think a lot of the things that the president says are absolutely nuts and insane but you don't punish them here, beat them at home. >> john: i've got to ask you for a quick answer on this, the house managers sent over a request for president trump to testify on thursday. harold ford, jr., your thoughts? and then to you, charlie. >> it'll be good tv if that happens. i'm a believer that that's probably what should happen for president trump and we should move on. to charlie's point, we have huge issues including the nuclear issue that you and sandra just raised before our segment. >> john: do you think you should testify? >> he may end up regretting that if he does. sort of like daniel in the lion's den. this is where he thrives he thrives. >> john: charlie and harold ford, jr., thank you. sandra? >> sandra: the social media platform, parler, giving its ceo the boot. with the former ceo is saying now. but first, house democrats passing a budget to pass a covid bill without republican

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congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez recounts the harrowing events of january 6th. colleague fact checks her on what she said. guess which side most of the media is taking. miranda devine and clay travis way in next. you can't plan for your period's... what the gush moments. but the right pad can. only always ultra thins have rapiddry technology and, they absorb 40% faster. the gush happens fast. that's why always absorbs faster. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing you'll need... is a road. the chevy silverado trail boss. ready to off-road, right from the factory. .. >> shannon shannon: republican congressman nancy mays who works two doors down from alexandria ocasio cortez in a congressional office building is calling out the democrats over what did or didn't happen in their building the day of january 6th saying facts are important, many in the media don't seem interested in investigating the fact

. >> good evening come out the back and forth between alexandria ocasio-cortez and g.o.p.makers has been going on now for a few days. in the past few hours it's all come to a head. especially between ocasio-cortez and south carolina g.o.p. congresswoman nancy mays. aoc saying about her, she's kind of like making up or insinuating that i said certain things that i didn't say. if so for the record, here's what ocasio-cortez did say. listen. >> i jump into my bathroom and i close the door. and i just keep hearing bang, bang, bang. i open the door, when all of a sudden i hear that whoever was trying to get inside got into my house. and i just here, where is she? where is she? and this was the moment where i thought everything was over. >> aoc assumed rioters, but when she came out of the bathroom, a capitol police officer was in her office and she didn't know if he was there to help or hurt her. it but nancy mays' offices to doris down said she didn't hear any banging or yelling. watch. >> i'd imagine you were there at the time, did you see or hear that? >> the capital police

instagram live interview congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez talked about what it was like to be on the receiving end of that exact type of strategy. >> a week before, one week before, the week prior to the insurrection i started to get text messages that i needed to be careful. and that in particular i needed to be careful about the 6th. those text messages came from other members of congress, not -- they were not threats but they were other members saying that they knew and that they were hearing even from trump people and republicans that they knew in their life that there was violence expected on wednesday. anyone who tells you that we couldn't have seen this coming is lying to you. anyone who's gone on the record and said that there was no indication of violence has lied. there were so many indications of this leading up to that moment.

those were actually in texas included beto o'rourke who was organizing relief efforts while alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, not texas, volunteered at a good pang in houston. the two also raised $5 million in relief for texans. meanwhile, republicans are fund-raising to help themselves and their own careers. republican utah senator mike lee held a fund-raiser at trump's mar-a-lago clubhouse on sunday, charging $10,600 per couple. see the one-six there. to commune with the captain and tenille of republican trolls, matt gaetz and laurie boebert. the gop's focus on fund-raising maintains a strict focus on themselves. but that isn't the only reason so many texans are cold and in the dark, and believe it or not, it's not the absolute worst. this crisis is linked to the uniquely republican obsession

can you just tell us how you feel hearing somebody like congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tell that harrowing story and also your own experience having to be in that capitol on 1-6? >> thank you so much, joy. as i listen to aoc, my heart went out to her because i know what she was experiencing, and particularly when she connected with the trauma that she had experienced when she was sexually abused. and so she described in a very vivid way what was happening with her when she heard them calling out "where is she? where is she" while she was hiding. and as she said, she thought this was the end for her, that she could be killed. i know how she felt because i have been threatened also so many times. and you're absolutely correct. because i took on this president early, i called for his impeachment early, i have been

democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez insist the wage hike be in a coronavirus bill. any problem with liberals could deliver a loss to presidentwide. neil? neil: chad, let me see if i understand this right. you're an encyclopedia with this stuff, get it through my thick skull, the parliamentarian can decide, a hike in the minimum wage can be part of a reconciliation bill and that person can't be challenged or final word is that parliamentarian? reporter: you could challenge it. here is how it works. you consider the bill underbudget reconciliation which means you eliminate a filibuster. don't need 60 votes to cut off a filibuster. you need 51 votes to pas the bill. this is where it gets complicated and this is significant. if you need to wave the budget act, the idea the budget act created reconciliation process, this is the structure they're considering this bill, you can wave the budget act and overrule the parliamentarian, i say

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez revealinging ththe feared for her life. >> and officer sicknick honor at the capitol rotunda tonight, there will be a viewing period for members of the capitol police, tomorrow lawmakers will pay tribute before sicknick's body is laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. meanwhile frightening new details from inside the insurrection. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez he revealing on instagram live that she had to hide in a bathroom. the terrifying ordeal bringing back memories of other trauma in her life. >> i'm a survivor of sexual assault. and i haven't told many people that in my life. but when we go through trauma, trauma compounds on each other. i mean, i thought i was going to die. if this was the journey that my life was taking, that i felt that things were going to be okay and that, you know, i had fulfilled my purpose. >> aoc was eventually able to escape to congresswoman katie porter's office, the would barricaded the doors until it was safe to come out.would barricaded the doors until it was safe to come out. and the officer who

un ataque sexual y desde ahí hizo un comparativo con el ataque al capitolio , con cómo se sintió alexandriaen este video. >> en otras cosas, en mayor oficiales de la policía quedaron suspendidos por tirar gas pimienta a una niña de nueve años, las imágenes son fuertes (hablan en inglés) (gritos) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) 9 años, los uniformados usaron el gas cuando la menor estaba esposada, sucedió el viernes en una llamada de emergencia porque la niña quería hacerse daño. >> este video ha causado indignación en (nombre en inglés) donde ha habido protestas, activistas cuestionan que policías atiendan una emergencia de salud mental, la policía de (nombre en inglés) tiene una investigación sobre el caso . >> vamos a méxico, habitantes de la ciudad de león en guanajuato se unen para ayudar a los animales de un zoológico que ha sufrido pérdidas millonarias, ¿qué tal? . >> los animales también sufren estragos de la pandemia como el zoológico de león que sobrevive a la crisis por donaciones de las personas . >> (sonido ambiente) su hambre es del tamaño del elefante, sus recurso

alexandria ocasio-cortez says w only have 12 years and i believ joe biden's meeting this critical momenty giving pink slips to a lot of americo workers. take a look. >> i have looked your assessmen and reaction to the vice president -- the presidency. >> keep in mind that joe biden ran on a most progressive agend ever. and now he is meeting the momen and we need to continue to hold everyone accountable to the promises that have been made. it's a good time. >> so that is think the obvious one more time, the radical socialist that run the democratic party that are in charge are setting the agenda and they are writing the executive orders that joe just signs them. this is really the presidency. joe biden is not in charge coul you can see it everyday. frail, declining, week, cognitively struggling. frankly a show of -- a shot the guy that he was four years ago and seen many aimlessly roaming the halls of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and yesterday during that was a meandering speech, he didn't seem to know what he was even talking about or even where he was. i'm not making this up. at this to th

night of freezing temperatures, frozen pipes, boiling water, and lines a mile long for clean water alexandria ocasio cortez is heading to houston after raising $2 million for texans but they are not alone. tens of thousands in oregon are powerless after almost a week, democratic governors, the national guard to go door-to-door and hard-hit areas for wellness checks. lawmakers in new york state are inching closer toward impeachment probe of governor andrew cuomo and that news is coming from a democratic assemblyman. we go live to new york in moment but first the political mess that is spreading to washington from the trouble in texas. anita vogel is live. >> republican senator ted cruz and president biden are under the microscope tonight but are both sides getting a fair shake, no question the media is having a field day when it comes to ted cruz restricted tend to -- cancun while his constituents were in the dark. he has apologized but that didn't stop the heat. >> the unmitigated disaster in texas, by that we mean ted cruz. >> there he is on a plane, snake on a plane right there. ironically

. >>> plus, we'll talk exclusively with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez after her floor speech on the capitol riots. >>> we're high in the sky with law enforcement trying to keep the super bowl safe. also, jim nantz and tony romo will give us their take on the historic match-up before they call sunday's game. >> and they got some thoughts. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: pharmaceutical company johnson & johnson is asking the fda to allow it to become the newest option for the coronavirus vaccine. >> in the critical area of keeping people out of the hospital and making sure they don't die, it did very, very well. >>> i was allowed to believe things that weren't true. >> reporter: in a rare vote the house removed marjorie taylor-greene from both of her committees. >> we just can't say, well, that person's going to be crazy and do whatever they want to do, that's on them. >> reporter: former president trump has rejected a request by house democrats to testify under oath at his second impeachment trial. >> with or without his testimony

democrat katie porter said alexandria ocasio-cortez head in her office for hours. she may well have been terrified, one of the riders has been charged with a threatened to assassinate her on the day of the attack and her prominence on social media has made her a prime target for conservatives but ocasio-cortez is also politicized thanks by saying in that same video of the senators ted cruz and josh hawley who led the electoral college challenge should resign and weeding at ted cruz, you almost had me murdered. both sides of the trauma clearly hasn't healed. >> bret: thanks. john earl sullivan a left-wing activist who claimed he entered the capitol building on january 6 to document the action pled not guilty to federal charges against him in a washington court, he is charged with one count of knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority as well as violent entry and disorderly conduct on capital grounds and interfering with law enforcement, they are seeking detention pending trial. up next to my president biden presen

we need to -- it's not alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders fault that steve scalise was shot. and it is not the fault of the republican party, broadly speaking, and the case of the capital riots. donald trump did insight that riot. and did put fuel on the fire because he told them to go after mike pence. and while pentz was hiding, he actually tweeted out that mike pence didn't have the courage to do this. i never called him to see if he is okay donald trump behaved horribly. you can go on to say that this is a characteristic of the movement that supports him or the broader concern of gauze, i don't pick that's fair. >> shannon: have to leave it there. >> we've seen double digit increases in domestic -- including the python for miami, the kid who drove to el paso to round up and to immigrants, all confirm from the record of president trump. >> what about the blm violence, jesse? >> shannon: that's going to take us down a whole nother path. we can talk about that later. the president's team will say that these are people who planned ahead and he mentioned they would peacefully

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. >> emotional revelation, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez opens up about her past while giving a personal account of the deadly capitol prest bisitsown gonsepub describe the two-hour meeting. >> good morning, good to be with you, i'm ann marie green.ing b winter storm that paralyzed much of the northeast and is now moving through new england. powerful nor'easter impacts ten. heavy snow dropped more than two feet in some areas and grounded more than 1,600 flights. elise preston is in new york city, and the city is currently under state of emergency? >> reporter: that state of emergency restricts nonessential travel here in new york city. still city employees are working to keep it safe for those who have to venture out. powws wor p eaough theortheast. ant dafe and route urn mediel t feet of snow has fallen in some places like here in new jersey. >> as soon awe plow it's covered again. we have to stay on top of it constantly. >> reporter: more to come today. >> i'm actually out because i'm about to buy a snowblower. >> reporter: officials want all nonessential personnel off the r

. >>> and later congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez shows emotional details about what happened to her during the capitol riots and another traumatic experience from her past. stay with us. traumatic experience from her past stay with us >> and i just hear where is she? where is she? and this was the moment where i thought everything was over. oug. ugh, there's that cute guy from 12c. -go talk to him. -yeah, no. plus it's not even like he'd be into me or whatever. ♪♪ ♪ this could be ♪ hi. you just moved in, right? i would love to tell you about all the great savings you can get for bundling your renter's and car insurance with progressive. -oh, i was just -- -oh, tammy. i found your retainer in the dryer. age is just a number. -oh, i was just -- -oh, tammy. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. go pro at subway® for double the protein on footlong subs and new protein bowls. and if you want to go pro like marshawn, you got to f

when you have alexandria ocasio-cortez accusing senator cruz of murdering her or comparing congressman chip roy's actions to a abuser, this is ridiculous and someone at some time needs to hold them accountable. and maybe it's the freshman class. >> laura: the media loves to trot out former congressman who don't actually have to answer to constituents anymore. like the never trumper charlie dan. and he thinks he has a way of saving the g.o.p. >> the party needs to make a clean break from trump and i would argue that clean break from trump with all its ugly populism, we need to empower adam kinzinger and those who want a new direction to the party that is much more socially tolerant and constructively engaged on the international and domestic stage. >> laura: oh, my god, to comfort hair hurts. congresswoman is this with the party needs? >> i certainly didn't come here to oppose republicans, not that's not the fight that i was sent here to be part of and so my agenda is taking back the house in 2022 and representing the people of colorado. but i don't see the republican party going away f

kasie hunt has more. >> reporter: tonight congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez sharing a harrowing and emotional account of what happened to her during the capitol riot >> all of the sudden i hear boom, boom, boom, boom, boom on my door. >> reporter: afraid rioters were coming after her, she hid in a bathroom inside her private office >> and i'm like this and the door hinge is right here and i just hear "where is she where is she!" i mean, i thought i was going to die >> reporter: when she came out of the bathroom, she found a capitol police officer. she and a staffer eventually barricading themselves inside a fellow congresswoman's office as rioters raged. >> stop the steal! >> reporter: in the 90-minute live broadcast to her instagram followers also making this revelation >> i'm a survivor of sexual assault and i haven't told many people that in my life but when we go through trauma, trauma compounds on each other. >> reporter: and members of congress and the country will be living through the trauma again next week as former president trump's impeachment trial unfolds. with demo

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez revealing she feared for her life.se details are just emerging as the country prepares to honor the capitol police officer who died at the riot. >> yes, reggie. officer brian sicknick will lie in honor at the capitol rotunda tonight. there will be a viewing period for members of the capitol police. tomorrow, lawmakers will pay tribute before sicknick's body is laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. we're getting the frightening new details from inside the insurrection. democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez revealing on instagram live that she had to hide in a bathroom, terrifying ordeal, bringing back memories of other trauma in her life. >> i'm a survivor of sexual assault. and i haven't told many people that in my life. but when we go through trauma, trauma compounds on each other. i mean, i thought i was going to die. if this was the journey that my life was taking, that i felt that things were going to be ok okay, and that, you know, i had fulfilled my purpose. >> aoc was eventually able to escape

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>> look, we will work with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on a range of issues and we look forward to doing that. i'm conveying what the actual circumstances on the ground and the tough choice that we have had to make. there are only a couple of options here. either we send kids back to a very dangerous journey, back to their countries, that's not a good option. i don't think anyone would support that option. we send them to families that have not been vetted. we've seen challenges with that in the past where kids have been trafficked. that's not a good option in our view. our best option is to get these kids processed through hhs facilities where there are covid protocols in place, where they are safe, they can have access to educational and medical care. there are very few options here and we chose what we thought was the best. >> reporter: based on our reporting, former president trump is going to be talking about president biden's immigration policies. he will point to the uptick in migrants coming to the u.s. how is the administration planning to respond? >> we're not looking

fact alexandria spent 12 hours in the confederacy before was occupied by the united states army. they were named in the fifties and sixties as a reaction to interrogation. - - integration. semi ten revered him he was born only 2 miles from where i was born he lived there most of his life and was the great hero in my life. i was wrong about this but he was a hero to me growing up. >> so that your elementary school you went to high school in monroe georgia. you write about the long history of racial violence so i did you include the story of lynching more often about confederate memorialization? >> this is another part of my life another big confederate monuments the same time most of them went up but when i was there i went to a segregation academy so georgia in the seventies finally forced integration in georgia and overnight these academies popped up so i wrote about this because but the other reason was a graduated and moved on that i didn't know anything i didn't know until decades later that my hometown was the site of the last mass lynching in american history where for blac

dan sheneman, nbc news. >>> turning now to the siege at the capitol, alexandria ocasio-cortez describedn instagram live last night. >> i thought i was going to die. i had a lot of thoughts. you have a lot of thoughts, i think, when you're in a situation like that. >> close to tears at time, ocasio-cortez criticized people who say they need to move on and forget about the attack. she went on to compare that rhetoric to that of abusers, while also revealing she is a survivor of sexual assault. >>> all this week, we are looking at ways bay area businesses are looking toward green solutions. scott mcgrew shows us how jewelers are making old new again. >> we are getting closer to valentine's day. as you're looking for gifts, jewelry is an interesting one. obviously, taking minerals and metals out of the earth is environmentally unfriendly, but much jewelry is recycled. in fact, probably the jewelry you're wearing right now. the reason for that, explains jeweler nina cooper, is that silver and gold are too expensive not to recycle. most of the precious metals, her company's fashion in the jew

greene for comments, for example calling for the killing of nancy pelosi, calling for shooting alexandria ocasio-cortez -- but what we understand is in the end, some of the republicans are so concerned about the power trump still wheeled on the party -- and this is the house, so districts are smaller and people can be primary to much easier. it doesn't take many people to ruin a house members career, let's face it. although there may be all sorts of reasons that are given, there are clearly a lot of republicans that feel it's better to keep the trump base within the party then without the party. that is not the view in the senate where there are not the same pressures electorally, but that seems to be the overwhelming view in the house right now and this confirms that. darren: thank you. let's bring in michael is a cough, chief investigative correspondent at yahoo! news. he joins us in washington dc. great to have you back on the program. the house just approved the stripping of marjorie taylor greene of midi assignments. how significant is this? it is quite an extra ordinary move, isn't

also tonight alexandria ocasio-cortez accused of hyping and quote politicizing what ocasio-cortez saidhe endured during the capitol riots. she was no in the building. a mile away in another building a republican congresswoman knows about this because her office is two-doors down from ocasio-cortez's office. also a dozen top republican senators warning homeland security that president biden freezing deportations could turn the entire country, quote into a sanctuary nation. this move effectively results in a new catch-and-release program for dangerous criminal illegal aliens. house oversight republicans want answers why construction on the border wall has stopped as it helped stop human smugglers and drug traffickers. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's get right at it with former national security council chief of staff fred fred fleitez. china is being warned that any attempt to seek independence means war. how serious is this issue? >> liz, it is serious,

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double standards in how you look at treating young migrants being go here's what congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez tweeted. this is not ok never has been ok never will be ok no matter the ministration a party only to backpedal in less than an hour after being struck by a hail storm of replies her next twitter post slammed the fundamentals of the immigration system putting the blame on the previous administration oh yeah but under the old administration is ocasio cortez had been much more adamant in her fight against what she wasn't just calling cage's but full on concentration camps i flew to the concentration camp where the trumpet ministration was keeping children they still from their parents. joe biden steam and left leaning commentators are defending the decision not only to maintain but to reopen camps for children by saying it's a necessity in the times of covert or cabs extra room but the head of a u.s. border patrol union says it doesn't feel like any improvement is on the way instead though he claims the biden team holds unaccompanied migrant children in border patrol custo

we cannot heal without accountability. >> overnight, new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez opening up for the first time about her experiences during the capitol riot. >> all of a sudden i hear boom, boom, boom, boom, boom on my door. then i hear these huge violent bangs on my door and then every door. >> she hid inside a bathroom within her inner office. >> like this. like i'm here. and the bathroom door starts going like this. like the bathroom door is behind me, rather, in front of me. the door hinges right here and i hear, where is she? where is she? and this was the moment where i thought everything was over. i just -- i mean, i thought i was going to die. >> when ocasio-cortez came out of bathroom, there was a capitol police officer there. she and her legislative director ended up barricading. they in the office. staff members pushed furniture against the doors. >> she said i'm looking for where i'm going to hide. i said don't worry, i'm a mom, i'm calm. i have everything here we need. she said i hope i get to be a mom. i hope i don't die today. >> describing the impa

last night alexandria ocasio-cortez recorded this emotional, almost 90-minute long instagram live video revealing for the first time she was sexually assaulted in the past and how that trauma came back to haunt her during the terrifying moments of the insurrection when she was forced to hide. here's a clip. >> i'm here, and the bathroom door starts going like this, like the bathroom door is behind me, rather, in front of me and i'm like this and the door hinge is right here and i just hear where is she? where is she? and i thought i was going to die. these folks who tell us to move on, that it's not a big deal, that we should forgot what's happened or even telling us to apologize, these are the same tactics of abusers, and i'm a survivor of sexual assault and i haven't told many people that in my life. >> do you think stories such as the congresswoman's, sabrina, will change the hearts and mindsch senators? >> well, i think it certainly has a profound impact in really detailing what it was like to b 6th and to specifically be one of the lawmakers who was being targeted and sought out by

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amy: astra taylor, i want you to respond to this tweet of alexandria ocasio-cortez. as biden talked about not going to $50,000, she struck back. among the things she has that is -- "very wealthy people already have a student loan forgiveness program. it is called their parents. the idea that millionaires and billionaires are willingly letting their kids drown in federal student loans and that is why we can't go big unforgiveness is about as silly as it sounds." explain what she is saying and what you see at this point needs to be done. for in 100 you believe with this. >> i was going to quote that tw eet. he painted this portrait that student debt cancellation would lead to cancellation for people who went to harvard and penn. the argument is that student debt cancellation is regressive because the stereotype of affluent ivy league educated people would get relief. as braxton just laid out, that is not the real demographics of student debt. the children of millionaires and billionaires do not take out debt to go to school. their parents pay the price. they pay the pr