today congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was asked about this behavior. >> this ist( woman that'sr kind of fixation has lasted for several years now. you know, at this point theq depthe1 of the that unwellness s raised concern forqr as well and so i think that this is an assessment that needs to be made by the proper professionals. >> yeah, i mean i'm not a professional but kind of hard to disagree with aoc here. Ì why hasn't the head of her why hasn't the head of her party, kevin mccarthy done hill, çógarrett, look. i want to give a sense you're talking about this last night as well. that video was from before marjorie taylor greene arriving at capitol hill. it's in line with basically how she has comported herself as a member of congress. i don't think it's editorializing to say this is deeply abnormal behavior for a member of congress. >> i think that's fair characterization, t(chris. marjorie taylor greene is someone who made herself known as an internet troll. that is essentially the way she is conducting herself here. this is twitter trolling 101. find someonesy with larger

alexandria cortez firing back at margery greene.m to hackers who shut down the largest fuel pipeline in the united states. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening.

watch this. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, i'm an american citizen.ou collect from me through the irs because i'm a tax paying citizen of the united states. you need to stop being a baby and stop locking your door and come out and face the american citizens that you serve. if you want to be a big girl, you need to get rid of your diaper and come out and be able to talk to the american citizens instead of us having to use a flap, a little flap. >> when you think about that, it's pretty awful. this is before she became a congresswoman, but she continues to behave like that. >> it's disgraceful and i think silence is tacit approval. i think kevin mccarthy as leader of the republican party needs to come out and say someone like marjorie taylor green has no place and no future in the republican party. and i think he should make sure that the campaign committee funds a candidate in a primary to run against her, and he won't do it, but he should. >> what are you hearing? >> it's not only that it's inappropriate. it's that other members of congress are scared

alexandria cortez firing back at margery greene. and breaking news, colonial pipeline paid a ransom to hackers who shut down the largest fuel pipeline in the united states. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, free. the cdc announces the biggest step towards normalcy that the united states has taken in more than a year. >> today is a great day for america. our long battle with the coronavirus. just a few hours ago, the centers for disease control and prevention, the cdc, announced that they are no longer recommending thas come to be the meme s mask. we went out today, across the country. here is what people told us as they first heard the news. >> i am so happy. i couldn't wait. >> more freedom. i'm tired of ordering things on line and not going in stores. >> i think it's a step in the right direction. >> it's really exciting. it's exciting for our whole staff and for our whole group. >> the president wasting no time. first lady jill biden no mask as she was arrived in west virginia. she w

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. >> what is going on between marjorie taylor greene and alexandria ocasio-cortez? details of greene confronting cortez with one shouting at the other. and million-dollar shots. get the vaccine and you could get rich in one state if you're lucky. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, may 13th. this morning, the sky is blue, the sun rises in the east and water is wet. unless you are certain republican members of congress. they are telling you what happened did not happen. telling you what is real, is not real. telling you what you see with your own eyes is not there. lying on a breathtaking level about january 6th. >> they are lying about voter fraud. they are lying about the 2020 election, and they are lying now about the violent and deadly attack on the u.s. capitol and there's now even more evidence to prove it. >> new this morning, cnn obtained exclusive video of what happened in the attack from one of the officers fighting back against the mob. officer michael fanone is outside on the capitol steps on

her latest treatment of alexandria ocasio-cortez sparking new worries that lawmakers could be in danger from their own colleagues. >>> vaccine bar hopping. and an out of the box approach to getting more shots in the arms. you can do it while waiting on a different kind of shot? we'll explain a little bit later. >>> as we say good morning on this sunday. it is may 16th. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser. the answer is always fireball. >> and then followed by regret. >> all right. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest. we have a lot to get to. starting with matt gaetz associate joel greenberg set to appear in court tomorrow. he's expected to plead guilty to 6 of 33 charges after agreeing to cooperate with the feds. >> here's the list right now. sex trafficking of a minor, conspiracy to bribe a public official, stalking, fire fraud, identity theft and creating a false identification document. but gaetz continues to downplay the federal investigation into his own alleged behavior as he continues his america first tour. this time in ohio. he has denied any wron

alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted it's wrong. and biden was told to keep his promise. the house speaker taking the temperature of her caucus layered on the pressure. >> i think right now we have -- well, very few thousand and we have to increase that number. >> the white house cleanup swung into action. actually they would be increasing the cap after all. the press secretary saying, quote, this has been the subject of some confusion. biden will set a final increase refugee cap for the remainder of this fiscal year by may 15. so what the heck happened here? the president tried to explain. >> we're going to increase the numbers. the refugee --

this started a long time before ilhan omar alexandria ocasio-cortez were in congress. it's going to continue on. it's a stain on the country. juan let me ask katie, give us a quick sense, if you could, about what you think comes next in the middle east. where is this going? is there any hopeful ray of light here? >> katie: i will get to that in the second. first, i want to say, we have heard that this, that jewish americans are not responsible for what is going on in israel, and that is true. but, because palestinians both in israel and palestinian americans here believe that jews fight back and defend themselves, that they will not be held accountable for attacking them, but rather, the jews will be threatened and said "you need to cease-fire, you need to make sure that you act with restraint." they think they are going to be able to get away with this violent activity, whether it's in l.a., new york, florida, because there's no accountability for these violent attacks on jews.

alexandria alexandria ocasio-cortez -- i pay your salary through the taxes you collect for me throughecause i'm a tax-paying citizen of the united states. you need to stop being a baby and stop looking your door and come out and face the american citizens that you serve. if you want to be a big girl, you need to get rid of your diaper and come out and be able to talk to the american citizens. instead of us having to use a flap, a little flap. >> kind of like -- >> sad. >> she later leaves and says, oh, that was fun. we learned something similar happened this week. green had a hostile confrontation with alexandria ocasio-cortez outside the house chamber b. an haour ago, one of green's staffers yelled at eric swalwell for wearing a mask. bottom line, governor, behavior like this wouldn't be tolerated in any other workplace. quick answer, if you will, why is it acceptable in the people's house? >> well, it's not. it's not. and you know, it's inexcusable frankly. let me tell you one quick story. pat schroeder, used to be a democratic congresswoman, ran for president, was viewed as liberal

watch this. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, i'm an american citizen. i pay your salary, through the taxes that you collect from me, through the irs. you need to stop being a baby, and stop locking your door. and come out and face the american citizens, that you serve. if you want to be a big girl, you need to get rid of your diaper, and come out and be able to talk to the american citizens. instead of us having to use a flap. a little flap. >> one day, she's going to mess with the wrong one. i'm just saying. # and her name is ocasio, not ocasio. that was before she was elected to congress but she is still pulling stunts like that even today. confronting aoc outside the house chamber just this week. a wash post reporter who witnessed the whole thing saying greene chased down ocasio-cortez, aggressively yelling at her. asking why she supports antifa and black lives matter. falsely, labeling them taerrorit groups. fal falsely. aoc reacting today. >> this is a woman that's deeply [ inaudible ] and clearly needs some help. i -- you know, i -- and her kind o

it wasn't just alexandria ocasio-cortez. wall let found himself suddenly in a shouting match. >> eric swalwell, walking in here, my staffer said, congressman, you don't have to wear your masks anymosh. he chases my staffer, inside, and gets in his face, curses at him, saying you don't tell me what to do. >> and with me now, who i'm sure has a different version of events, eric swalwell, who was author of "the end game." you just heard her say a few moments ago her aide politely said something to you. >> like we were friend. >> what happened? >> i was leaving the house floor. you're still required to wear a mask on the house floor. i love having my mask off now. and greene's aide said, take your mask off, congressman. i kept walking past. i said, i'm tired of this --, they guys trying to bully my colleagues, so i asked him who he was, and i said, don't tell me what to do with words you can't say on cnn. predictably he went speechless, but this is not the way it works around here. i've worn a staff badge and member pin. when i

alexandria was elected by the people in her district to represent them.ot on her agenda, just like we all do. we're coming out of a pandemic, thank god for that, but we know that businesses are hurting, families are hurting. we're trying to get children back into schools, trying to get as many people vaccinated. and ms. greene would better serve congress and i think the people in her district working on an agenda that really works on behalf of the american people. there is a certain -- i think when you are a leader, i believe that you should respect the rights of other people, and it is just a major distraction that i think is ridiculous. i'm not sure what group she's talking about when she talks about antifa, but if she asked why doesn't she support black lives matter, the question for ms. greene be, why doesn't she support black lives matter? so we have a lot of work to do. the american people are sick and tired of the distractions. there's no agenda on the republican side. we need to come together and get down to business. >> i mean, it does seem that

. >>> and how marjorie taylor greene chasing down alexandria ocasio-cortez isn't the first time. >>> and there's a tiger missing in texas. does the last man seen with him know where he is? we'll ask his lawyer -- the man's lawyer, not the tiger's. >>> a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is friday, may 14th, and we begin with a major milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. the cdc in a surprise announcement says if you are fully vaccinated, it is safe to ditch your mask indoors and outdoors almost everywhere. the decision impacts almost a third of the country that is now fully vaccinated. >> president biden obviously celebrating the news. >> if you're fully vaccinated and you can take your mask off, you're doing something that americans are known for around the world, greeting others with a smile, with a smile. so it's a good day for the country. >> mask off, right? many americans, we are ready for it, but the abrupt shift in guidance has created a new set of questions for parents, employers, and millions of americans who might still be hes

and this is what alexandria is talking about.so happy that she talks about healing, that she talks about therapy, that she talks about going into the woods, doing green therapy, ancestral therapy, getting in touch with her indigit anywayity. these are things that are part of a road map for many latinos and latinas, and we need it. >> as always, a pleasure to talk to you. maria hinojosa is the anchor and executive producer of latino usa. >>> coming up, will republican opposition to a bipartisan january 6th commission make joe manchin change his mind about what's possible for democrats on their agenda items, like an infrastructure bill? we'll talk about that next. ks, like a home and auto-bundle discount. (man) i'm phoning it in and just saved twenty percent. (burke) get your policy perks by calling 1-800-farmers. go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ think of what peanuts have given humanity! fuel for vast migrations! sustenance for mountaineering expeditions and long journeys across the world! but

a similar resolution in the house was co-sponsored by democrats alexandria ocasio-cortez, mark pocan, and rashida tlaib. ocasio-cortez tweeted -- "the united states should not be rubber-stamping weapons sales to the israeli government as they deploy our resources to target international media outlets, schools, hospitals, humanitarian missions, and civilian sites for bombing." after headlines, we will spend the rest of the hour on the crisis in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. india reported another 3800 coronavirus that's on wednesday, a day after a record high. the nation's reporting more than a quarter million cases per day. in recent days, hundreds more corpses of covid-19 victims have been discovered floating in the ganges river, adding to evidence that prime minister narendra modi's government is concealing the true toll from its failed response to the crisis. india's official death toll now stands at over 287,000, though public health experts say the real number could be up to five times higher. here in new york, mayor bill deblasio joined a ribbon cutting ceremo

now it's getting bad in this area in alexandria, virginia.al . remember, this pipeline was only just turned on. it's not like flipping a switch. it's a bit of a process. >> even though masks are no longer required for vaccinated americans, everyone's still going to have to wear them on airp airplanes. in addition to covering this gas crisis for us, you cover airlines. you talked to the head of the faa. what did he say? >> reporter: the faa has been out there on social media reminding folks that you still have to wear a mask on a commercial flight even if you are fully vaccinated. that's a key caveat here. the real issue is how people will react to all of this. the faa says about 1300 people have been unruly on flights in the last three months alone. the faa administrator says that is a huge uptick. all of this is happening as more people are flying. the tsa says 1.74 million people passed through security at america's airports just yesterday. that is a new record of the pandemic, jake. >> pete muntean, thank you so much. >>> coming up, where

take a listen. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, i'm an american citizen. pay your salary through the taxes that you collect from me through the irs because i'm a taxpaying citizen of the united states. i'm a woman. i'm a female-business owner. and i am proud to be an american woman. and i do not support your socialist policies, and i do not support your murderous-abortion policies. as a mother of three children, i am appalled at new york's law for abortion. and it needs to end, and it needs to stop now. you are bringing god's judgment on our country, and i am against it, as well as my friends. so, you need to stop being a baby, and stop locking your door. and come out and face the american citizens that you serve. if you want to be a big girl, you need to get rid of your diaper and come out and be able to talk to the american citizens. instead of us having to use a flap. a little flap. >> she keeps flapping her gums. >> oh, flappy, flappy. >> and yes, you did see that correctly. that was -- someone who is now a sitting member of congress, attempting to yel

biden, you are no stranger to the city of alexandria. you have taught here at the community college for many years. we are proud to have both of you here today. my name is jacob bosley. i am a haskell junior. i want to start by saying thank you to president biden and governor northam. because of the incredible work that has been done by your administration, doctors, nurses, and volunteers all over the country, i am able to be here today. fully vaccinated and without a mask. it feels great. and i am really excited to get back to normal and enjoy my summer vacation. [cheering and applause] when this pandemic started, we all made sacrifices, especially students and young people. and our teachers and school administrators are owed a debt of gratitude for all they have done for us students this past year. it's been a long year. for months, my brothers and i, my parents, we have kept our social distance to protect those we love. and we are going to keep using good common sense, wearing a mask and a large credit area, keeping our distance, and

the congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez talked about unwellness.rie taylor greene's mental health? >> i mean, there's questions about her, concerns about her. i have spoken to a number of republicans today suggesting -- saying what should we do about this? they can't throw her out of congress. they can. that's not done very often in congress. she's clearly impervious or doesn't listen or not interested in advice. not somebody who's going to take the cues of leadership. thrown off the committees and all she can do is go to the capitol and vote. no committee assignments. >> i just hope we don't ends here on a day when this story turns darker. i'm grateful for both of your reporting and knowledge of everyone involved. thank you so much. stay safe. >>> after the break, with mask restrictions ending in states across the country how protect vaccine ineligible kids around anti-vaxxers who also refuse to wear a mask. with a companion that powers a digital world, traded with a touch. the gold standard, so to speak ;) i have an idea for a trade. oh yeah, you

and we witnessed this, my colleague mariana and i, we witnessed her shouting, hey, alexandria twice over, in an effort to get her attention, in a very aggressive and confrontational tone. ocasio-cortez ignored her. she didn't stop walking. greene then picked up her pace and chased her down. started shouting at her. and kept asking her why she supports antifa and black lives matter, which she falsely referred to as terrorist groups, she continued to chase after her. and shouted that ocasio-cortez was a coward and that she was failing to defend her radical socialist beliefs. >> i should say that alexandria ocasio-cortez said that i think in a response to a question about that this that she worked in a bar and had to throw people of the bar like this all the time. just to get a sense, i struggle to communicate to people how bad, toxic, strange, and abnormal the environment of capitol hill and that congress is right now. but just for people that don't cover congress every day, like, this is not normal. this doesn't usually happen at all, right? this is novel. >> you're exactly right. and i h

. >> alexandria ocasio cortez with 30 for house democrats demanding ths, opposing targeting gang members for deportation, in a letter the group said the country is in a moment of racial reckoning, ending the cursor approach to immigration. as border patrol agents rescued 2 dozen people from a suspected smuggling boat off the coast of southern california. their boat losing powers and near the san diego sure prompting response from the coast guard. officials say 20 people from mexico, the, entering the country illegally by boat. >> and unvaccinated americans, it dropped to the lowest point in 2020. >> >> covid cases down in 50 states, covid depth plunging by 81% since april of last year. that didn't stop the president from giving unvaccinated americans this stark warning. listen. >> if the unvaccinated get vaccinated they will protect themselves. if they do not, states with low vaccination rates, those who are not vaccinated will pay the price. >> 157 million americans, and the united states will share more of its us approved covid vaccine overseas by the end of last month, pledging 80 mil

chris:woman alexandria ocasio-cortez -- congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez contradicting presidentlaim there's no split inside the democratic party over israel. and it's time now for our sunday group. guy benson of fox news radio; julie pace, washington bureau chief for the associated press and charles lane from the washington post. julie, how much do you think the growing criticism from some democrats -- and as i mentioned in the last interview, especially from the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, robert menendez -- how much do you think that criticism rattled the biden white house and pushed them to go with harder and sooner for a ceasefire from israel? >> i think the white house was certainly aware that the democratic party is split if over this issue, that there is a much more vocal element of the democratic party that is supporting the palestinian cause, that is not as reflexively pro-israel as we have seen in the past. i do think biden though was trying to walk this very careful line. you saw that over and over again the statement he was making and readouts

. >>> today congresswoman alex abd -- alexandria ocho asio-cortez. >> this is a woman deeply unhingedly needs some help. i, you know, i think her fixation last for the several years now. you know, it's at this point i think the depth of that unwellness has raised concerns for other members, as well, and so, you know, i think that this is an assessment that needs to be made. >> this week washington post reporter said they onesewitnesse aggressive encounter. her comments come the same day a greene aid confronted eric swalwell for wearing a mask and how far greene's behavior goes back with her. what can you tell us about that incident and the rising tensions in the halls of congress? >> reporter: it seems these confrontations are happening on a semi regular basis on capitol hill and shouldn't come as that big of a surprise when you consider marjorie taylor any gr greene's history. she would go around and challenge opponents with her hand and we uncovered this video of greene coming up to capitol hill before she was sworn into congress attempting to find alexandria ocasio-cortez and confr

then you had alexandria ocasio-cortez saying to the bank ceos this week at hearings, don't lend money- econ major, so we may have to look at her transcripts. that aside, responsible for 12.3 million jobs respecting roughly 8% of gdp in 2020. also the energy industry or manufacturing industry drives a quarter of the industry that we produce in this country. so if we don't can be produce energy, the manufacturing industry that the biden administration wants to help develop suffers, if we lose jobs, you know, that represent 8% of gdp, how does that help our economy? the last thing in the world we need right now is to sacrifice our energy independence. the economic hit right now would be devastating. elizabeth: okay. you know what? let's watch gina mccarthy and alexandria ocasio-cortez in these sound bites, then i'm going to talk to you after this. watch. >> we've had 22 million jobs that have actually been empty because of this pandemic. and now is not the time to sit them down and say let's talk about climate, how can you sacrifice. it's just, it's never going to be a winning strategy.

now that we know that someone that she was stalking aoc, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, are we all talking during this? because there were some reports that there were some communications of some of these insurrectionists being directed from inside the capitol. >> that's right. >> so i want to get into that. there's a lot of information out there, if this commission is stacked up the way it should be, and stocked with the power it needs and the subpoena power is one of them, that's a very important power. yeah, this could get ugly really quick, and kevin knows it. the fact that he's standing there and apparently is telling people he didn't know that this had been signed off on, and that his republican member was agreeing with his democratic counterpart on the deal, yeah, right, kevin. it doesn't work like that. and this gets ugly quick. >> cnn reported on this video recorded in 2019, it was before marjorie greene was a congresswoman. she visited congressional offices with a man, she demands a confession from aoc. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, i'm an american citizen. i pay yo

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congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez is leading dozens of house democrats looking for more changesimmigration policy, for deportation even if convicted of felonies, agnes ronald was murdered by previously deported illegal immigrant and joined me now. tell me what happened to your son ronald on the date in 2002. >> mice and was standing on the driveway talking to a friend when he noticed someone approaching from behind, and he was going to shoot in the back, severing the main artery and in surgery, in spite of massive amounts. jillian: i understand the shooter was a known gang member. >> previously deported also. >> reporter: i'm curious your opinion when you read this letter from house democrats and dhs that reads we are in a moment of racial reckoning in communities across the country calling for end to mass incarceration and racist policing, and on the same squad systems and you have alexandria ocasio cortez, to end the approach to immigration, we have policies to end mass incarceration, commercialization in deportation, what do you want them to know. >> we see left radical think

a member of alexandria ocasio-cortez' staff said they took that threat seriously. the defense stressed the point that brendon hunt took down the kill your senators video the day after he posted it. he took it down. so what could be the problem? in his final argument, david kessler, the prosecutor said once you make a threat to kill members of congress for doing their jobs, you've committed a crime. it doesn't matter if you take it down later. you know, in terms of taking the video down, he, you know, you wipe your fingerprints off a knife you used to stab someone, that's not evidence that you didn't commit the crime. that's evidence that you knew you committed the crime. he made the choice. he chose to cross far over the line and decided to commit a crime. he made a choice to threaten and kill members of congress for doing their jobs and chose to threaten them repeatedly. that's what the law does not permit. ladies and gentlemen, you didn't leave your common sense down stairs with your cell phones when you came into court today, you take it with you. you take your

this is cecil in alexandria, virginia. cecil, go ahead. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to express my thought. i think we have a depravity of culture where so many unfortunate white individuals promote false theories. in world war ii over millions of people were killed and in the various wars of america where people were taken down to a watery grave that they want to blame black folks in their community contributing to great homicides although they have guns manufactured by the arms merchants. and they promote, import, or export weapons of death around the world. they don't touch upon those points. but they always want to put their hands around the necks of the victims. the tragedy of george floyd primarily came as a result of these police officers and a series of them pinned down. they had witnesses that gave accounting of the stages from his life which during that time drugs did not kill him, but the contents pressing down on his neck and his ability to breathe documented by the coroner is what took his life.

is representative alexandria casio, cortez just a few days back. she called israel an apartheid state and in a tweet she wrote apartheid states aren't democracies. we've also seen has been expressed by palestinian american representative or sheet of police. she's another prominent progressive democrats give an impassioned speech on the floor of the house of representatives and decried what she called israel's apartheid government . how significant is it to you that you were hearing this word apartheid being uttered by us legislators? yeah, i mean it's a big deal. i grew up. i've been born and raised in full esteem in palestine and it's always been the reality. we've named it sites. we've been able to label it, but i always found, you know, like, going to pursue my higher education in the united states. simply identifying myself as palestinian was already met with backlash. it's not complete confusion. and so to have language calling it apartheid state, remembering that it's the united states, the president before trump announced jerusalem as the ca

like you mentioned, marjorie taylor greene, she confronted representative alexandria ocasio-cortez earlier items. we talked to the congresswoman earlier today about what she thought of that interaction with marjorie taylor greene. here's what she said. >> this is a woman that's deeply unwell. and clearly needs some help. i am kind of her fixation that's lasted for several years now. at this point, i think the depth of unwellness raised concern for other members as well and i think this is an assessment that needs to be make by the proper professionals. >> reporter: the tension up here on capitol hill since january 6th with republicans and democrats who voted not to certify the election, it's been really high. but of course, marjorie taylor greene is in a category of her own when it comes to confrontations that she has with democratic colleagues and i think that's important to note here. this is not an isolated incident or isolated incidents. what you've seen over the last weeks and months is an ongoing dispute between marjorie taylor greene and many of her colleagues. >> let's also remembe

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again, this is from two years ago. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez. i'm an americans i citizen.ay your salary. i'm a woman. i'm a female business owner. and i am proud to be an american woman. and i do not support your socialist policies. if you want to be a big girl, you need to get rid of your diaper and come out and be able to talk to the american citizens instead of us having to use a little flap. >> you know, i think -- i play that for you because it's bigger than that moment or bigger than what she did to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez this week. what does it tell you about the future that republicans want? >> that's consistent with what marjorie taylor greene has done in other circumstances. she chased down one of the parkland survivors, too, with similar kind of questions. it's an indication that her party right now is a lot more about attitude than philosophy. it's just anger and resentment. and that's not a governing philosophy and it will only last so long. it's ascendant right now in the republican party. when marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz are cheered

alexandria ocasio cortez i don't think any abdication of leadership should be a defacto thing. would say before the midterms, before the midterms what her palace are win or lose in the next congress? >> it is hard to see that. what her concern is, if she were to say i'm not running again or anything like that, it could hurt her ability to raise money and that is so essential here. perhaps there is some speculation she could run again, win her seat, maybe step aside in the new congress, and a lot of it has to do with can they win the majority? if they lose the majority there will be a lot of calls for new leadership as well on the hill. as i said earlier, john, she is someone who does not say what she is doing here, and is making very clear to her allies and closest confidantes they don't know what she'll do. >> a great mystery playing out at a very important time of the united states congress. manu raju, grateful for the reporting. >>> up next, how prosecutors are now turning up the heat on the man who knows just about everything about the trump organization. who invented car v

and alexandria ocasio-cortez is excited about the plan which means it's time to watch out. >> it has definitely exceeded expectations. >> joe has a plan for the cars of the future, they will the electric cars. well, the vast majority are made in china. you figure it out. in the meantime it will become slowly impossible to get gas for your gas powered vehicles and it's already more than $4 per gallon in new york city and get ready for that summer vacation you waited so long for and by the way, did he say that it was okay to go out of town on the fourth of july? well, he says that he has been focused on rooting out systemic racism but one man begs to differ. >> america is not a racist country. >> it is curious how he wants to end exhausting this over immigration. his solution is finding out why illegals want to flee their home country. this is 10 million americans are out of work and this failure creates a fiscal budget deficit that will never go away besides offering employment opportunities for drug cartels and smugglers and human traffickers. the family plan is the opposite of our a

for baseball star alexandria is launching the men's beauty product.shes and camouflage everything from under ice circles to razor bumps. >> arod said he launched it because he's a skin enthusiast, the product comes in eight shades and cost $17. >> some fans applauding them for trying something different calling and i, this fan says he should have been world series in 2 these like somebody like yogi vera, won a few more but he only won one. >> takes a lot of time for products to come out. jennifer lopez has a skincare line so maybe -- >> a brand for her, not for him. are you coming out with a skincare line? brian: we both wear makeup so you can't speak out about that. let me tell you straight ahead celebrations in the streets of gaza and israel and hamas reach a cease-fire after 11 days of violence. what about long-term damage sparked by that and why was president biden taking credit for the peace deal? he didn't do anything. iowa governor kim reynolds will be you talking about extending unemployment insurance and the 1619 project in the school system.

but then you have progressive democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez who is saying apartheid statesare not democracies. refaat alareer, what do you say to president biden? >> i think biden gave netanyahu the green light to start it. the week that america suppor israel's right to defend itself, two days after the aggression started, quickly said this is going to be a long war against civilians because israel is killing us using american weapons, using american technology, using american planes. america -- the american administration has blood on their hands. the massacre going on is on biden. it is a shame to see people like adam schiff and those people who were fierce rivals to trump and is barbarity, saint israel has a right to defend itself. there is no more equivalent here. israel is -- palestinians are the oppressed native people defending themselves. it seems both the democrats and the republicans unite fiercely to enable israel to empower israel because both countries were born in genocide and continue to ethnically cleanse native and oppress them. as for alexandria ocasio-cor

call rashida tlaib is only palestinian american representative in congress in michigan as well as alexandria ocasio-cortez have been critical, rashida tlaib was on the floor for supporting israel and the israel military, i want to get your reaction to those comments, here's what she and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez said the other day. take a listen. >> we must condition aid to israel on compliance with international human rights and in the apartheid, we must've no hesitation demand that our country recognizes unconditional support that israel has enabled the palestinian life and denial of the rights of millions of refugees instead of condemning playing crimes against humanity and human rights abuses many members of congress have instead fallen back on a blanketed statement defending israel's airstrikes against civilians under the guise of self-defense. eric: my mistake that was congresswoman ilhan omar not aoc, aoc has criticized israel and tweets as we can. what is your response to those who blame israel when they see the carnage occurring in gaza. >> that is shameful, is shamefu

>> alexandria ocasio-cortez, crazy eyes! crazy eyes! nutty cortez.pitol this week. marjorie taylor-greene came under fire after january 6th when her close ally was seen on video inside the capitol and later admitting on tape he was among those who entered the building. as for officer fanone, he sent a letter to lawmakers recently calling on them to recognize what happened that day and to commend officers bravery. four people have been charged in connection to the attack on officer fanone. jessica snyder, cnn, washington. >>> despite a failed drug test after winning the kentucky derby, medina spirit will race in the preakness stakes today and we will have more on that next. inema quality. so... you can pull photos straight from video. impressive. but will it last a whole trip? you'll have battery all day. and then more. this is different. told you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ ( ♪ ) ready to juvÉderm it? correct age-related volume loss in cheeks with juvÉderm voluma xc, add fullness to lips with juvÉderm u

cnn k file team shows marjorie taylor greene before she was elected to congress taunting alexandria outside her office door. this after greene confronted ocasio-cortez outside the house chamber. aoc saying that mtg needs professional help. >> i'm concerned about her perceptions of reality. >> reporter: despite all this ongoing tension between republicans and democrats, the house speaker, nancy pelosi, is prepared to move forward with plans to form this bipartisan commission to look into the events of january 6th. she says she will bring a bill to the house floor as soon as next week, despite the fact that the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, has yet to endorse the proposal. ryan nobles, cnn, on capitol hill. >>> also coming up, building a house, doing revelations? well, you've likely noticed the sticker shock when it comes to lumber. next, what other goods could cost more. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook