. >> just like meghan was saying we heard from secretary blinke of course members of congres don't likee embassie closed either. that's what senator coons wa referring to there when it comes to understanding the full picture most member of congress don't have a ful understanding of that quit yet. i suspect when they come bac to town, we'll start to se briefings pop up, usuall dauzat requested behind closed doors, that the administration can get the answers to lawmakers. on both sides of the aisle in classified setting >> julie, thank you so much coming up, in just 60 seconds. the latest on democrats called for chief justice john roberts to testify before congress following the revelation surrounding clarence thomas. i'm gonna speak to senator and it is your committee ale padilla about. that plus, potential changes t the ethics rules for the court and much, mu, chmore coming up next we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top

for a two-week break congres is back in session tomorrow. o the house judiciary committe decided shekel first they are headed to the big apple, manhattan, to go to manhattan district attorney. the committee, including som democratic members, will host field hearing about crime. also on capitol hill this week we've got kevin mccarthy he's on a race against time. and seacrest unifies robin calling, ski must also avoid any missteps that could cost him the speakership. remember, all it takes is on member to trigger a vote o confidence in mccarthy joining me now, to break thi all down and more of that is - april ryan is here she is at thegrio, and also an msnbc contributor. former republican is also here he's hosted the michae singleton show us sirius xm. and here in spirit is reverend stephen greene he's the chair of faith fo black lives. thank you for being here i want to start with thi hearing in new york city because as these house republicans on the judiciary committee, led by jim jordan they say they have to examin how these policies have l

texas congr congres congressmanl moran joined me earlier to weigh in. >> when there's smoke, usually there's fire. wemaria: i think we have to tae a look at this and see what the gop is going to do about it, kevin. because i think that the investigation is now moving toward antony blinken. let's not forget all of that money from china that was sent to the penn biden center. antony blinken was running the penn biden center. are they all compromised the way we understand joe biden to be because of the tens of millions of dollars his family has taken in from china. >> laptop-gate started in the last election. it's being resurfaced in this election. it had no impact in the last one. it's hard to say if it will matter this time. i don't know if it changes anything in terms of how you think about outcomes in this election. it deserves to be looked at because where there's smoke theirs fire. i have a feeling it's going to be the same, it's wash and repeat. it's an issue. it's noise. it doesn't seem to matter. maria: people don't understand why it matters. if we're looking at an administrati

still, he insists that congres won't allow the u.s. t default. sure, jan. joining me now, -- director shalanda young. director young, welcome back t the sunday show. >> thank you, thank you so much >> before we get to the specifics of speaker mccarthy' plan, citing what they called, weak taxed collections economists at goldman sachs ar predicting that the united states could hit that debt ceiling limit as early as th first half of june is that an accurate assessment >> look, we will know what we' like to call in d.c., the ex state, when the secretar treasury tells us what that is so i will leave that announcement to her in the treasury department will have better sense once they speak t that and can you confirm reportin in the washington post thi morning that there have been discussions in the white house about the possibility of raising the debt ceiling unilaterally, how could th president do that? >> so, jonathan, we have a lon record and we've spoken to thi several times. we believe in congress has t do its constitutional duty and avoid a default in thi

anderson: growing weary of actually doing that scientific process in 1987, the congrs, in its wisdom, decided that it would rewrite that bill and choose yucca as the preferred alternative. chisholm: yucca mountain was a site that was identified because it was within what was called the nevada test sit which is where the federal government's early atomic testing occurred. man: ...2... 1! [explosion] baca: it felt like it was coming back to that old narrative. nevada was a wasteland that nobody needed to care about what they were putting here. woman: now y may be wondering why yucca mountain is being considered a suitable site to dump nuclear waste. anderson: that was not a scientific process. that was tom foley representing the state of washington, taking care of hanford. that was jim wright representing the state of texas, taking care of deaf smith county, texas, and senator reid being a frhman. man: the "yea"s are 61, the "nay"s are 2 and the conference port is agreed to. reid: i think it's important to recognize that nuclear waste is not a partisan issue. chisholm: republicans, demo

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legislation to increas the debt limit andday south korea's president will address a joint meeting of congres the house chamber the senate returns tuesd 3:00 p.m. eastern vomit work work later in the we got a bill requiring the va to conduct research on the health eff of medicinal cannabis for veterans withd chronic pain and ptsday vote by majority schumer on four president trump's call to d the fbi and the justice department. watch live coverage of these on c-span, the senate on c-span2 and a reminder you can watch all of our congressional ce with our free video app. four online@span.org. next democratic representative on jared huffman discussing implementation of the new infrastructure and inflation reduction act spread they also talk about the debt ceiling, climate policy and permitting reform. >> hello welcome to our axes pro energy policy virtual event. energy policy reported for x he was pro. i like to welcome her audience on facebook, twitter, youtube, linkedin and ataxia's.com during the conversation today on twitter axis pro #. the experiments i'll be joined by my colleague we will d

and that is the kind of policy we can have if congre passed some new immigration reform. we could have guestworker form -- guestworker programs that meets the needs. but also provides options for people to come to the country legally. the great part about that, this is the second order of that. when you bring people here, they have got to go get their car fixed, they have got to go get their hair cut, they shop at local grocery stores. it is not just a single shiftn supply of labor. there is also a shift in demand. it has got to hire more people. it has got to staff more people. two stories in that. there is the complementary increase in demand. economics 101 answer is it depends on which of those wins out. most evidence says immigration increases u.s. wages by buyback demand affect. or bringing someone who can work on the farm while maybe you fix the tractor and do more mechanicalork. there is a lot of of opportunity to make the world a better place. we are better together with immigrants. st: nadia, in virginia. independent line. caller: mr. smith, you talked about usin

the government has cited no pace at which congrs s used the term encouraged and induced alone to std r solicitation or aiding and abetting. second, even if you confuse the statute alited to solicitation or di and abetting, the court shouldot create a new category of unprotectedpeech, namely, criminal solicitation of civil law violations. the historical roots of that exception are limited to solicitation of crime and for good reason. if the justification for treating speech as categorically unprotected ishait is integral to conduct the governntan punish, tn, the speech cannot be punished re harshly than that conduct. so, the court has consistently resisted prior invitations to expand categories of unprotected speech and it should do the se here. otherwise, congress and the states will be free without any first amendment scrutiny to criminalize speech soliciting violations of the vast range of administrativend regulatory laws that govern us today. omask and vaccine mandates to parking ordinances to deny the gornnt's requested expansion would only mean that it would he satisfy ordinary

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good to see you today, congr congressman waltz. why did you decide to do it? >> it's not easy.desantis has been great for florida. he's led the state through multiple crises, not just through covid. hurricanes ian, hurricane nicole. you know, a thousand people a day are voting with their feet to come here. that said, martha, look, i'm looking as a veteran, as someone on multiple national security committees and focused on keeping the country safe. when i look at what president trump accomplished on the international stage, whether it was taking out baghdadi, the he's of is superior, the abraham accords, which for any other president would have been multiple peace prizes. we could keep going down the list. the new nafta deal. really, i look at for example at mexico. amlo is lecturing president biden on the national stage. won't take his phone calls. yet president trump had his national guard on his southern border to stop migrants. at the end of the day, we need someone bold and experienced and dramatic change to get this country back on track. at the end of the day, he asked me

now for now a solution is not evident in deep re kentucky or on the federal level with a divided congresut there is one state that is about to implement a big ste in the right direction and assault weapons ban. let's talk to the governor signing that bill into law next after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. and this is ready to go online! any questions? when pain comes for you, yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? and it needs to run smooth, like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. 'cause we're busy women... we don't have time for lag or buffering, right? who doesn't want internet that helps ai do your homework even faster? come again? -sorry, what was that? uhhhhh... the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. the future starts now. give your small business one

, both of them sai enough is enough, you're killing our, babies we have to do something, and then congresromptly did nothing it's possible that i'm wrong about this but i do think the public, t your point about the polling have themselves been subject t these are effective gu massacres, have kids in schools, there are 350,000 kids who hav been in school that is the subject of a shooting and ever kid in america has been in lockdown drills and come hom terrorized, so i think the politics of this may b shifting more rapidly than republicans are ready to admit >> reed, today the hometow paper in louisville is askin the question we do all the time in an editorial, the louisvill courier journal asks, why is i so difficult for lawmakers t do with the majority of thei voters say they want what is your response to that? >> well, they don't feel tha they are accountable to thos voters i think that's the bottom line so many republican legislators members of congress, presidents, whatever it is, live in fear o the nra, live in fear of their most basic constituents an what matt said is true i've got s

and then having that thing to trade you for spies detained in the west >> we were talking with the congrentenced to 25 years this is what his wife had to say at a "washington post" live event yesterday. >> that he would keep on fighting this sentence shows that they're so afraid of him they hate him so much for his consistency, for his courage, for his -- his amazing bravery they are so afraid of him and they hate him so much that they want to lock him up for a quarter of a century >> why did he get such a stiff sentence >> i know him. you have probably met him. >> of course >> what's so notable is he was out of russia. he was safe. he traveled back to russia when the war began because he felt like he needed to be there to be a voice in opposition to the war. all did he is call this a war. it has to be a special operation. arbitrary laws that putin uses to suppress and crush dissent. the message is, here is a high-profile guy we are sentencing him to 25 years. this is a russian who might think of protesting or even in their private lives, reports of russians detained because someone saw

potential crisis and a point of leverage for one party in government that holds one chairmmber in congresthat means they are not moving any time soon which is a problem. the big question in washington right now is how does this end? someone is going to have to break. there is no threading the needle or finding some pragmatic middle ground between these two positions. they are completely against one another. white house officials right now feel they hold the political high ground on this issue and believe the republicans have to break. whether they do? well, the u.s. economy may depend on it. phil mattingly, cnn, the white house. >>> a battle is ahead on this. every day, the u.s. draws closer to the so-called x-state when it runs out of money to pay all of its bills. the actual debt ceiling of 31.4 trillion dollars was already hit january 19th. unable to borrow more, the treasury department is using what are called extraordinary measures, moving money around and delaying some investments to make sure everything is paid. and sometime soon as quickly as early june the accounting tricks will

tomorrow night we wil have the chance to hear from civil rights icon andrew yan who is also a former congrest o that interview that we hel during the nan convention. when he and i talked about where the movement and the country are at this point in time >> dr. king, you were as close to him as anyone and as we jus finished observing the 55t anniversary of his assassination, his son and i during the commemoration march in august, august 28th the sixth anniversary march on washington, 60 years later you are in leadership, you are o the staff. 60 years later, how do you see america as we go to washington to commemorate this? >> well, i get in trouble with all of my younger friends. what i think this country is better off than it's ever been in a long, long time and i tell you why i say that. there were 60 bombings of blac people's homes and birmingha in 1961 and 62 i think that i lived in one of the most violentnations of m time people were being killed people were being take advantage of, people were being, they were being put in jail. >> mark, hearing that from andrew yang, one of th alliance

streaming on cbs news bay area. [ captions by: vitac 800-278-4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] >>> congrumulated r real power and influence in the republican party. she announced she'll go to new york this coming week to join a protest against the indictment of former president donald trump. >> how much have you styled yourself after donald trump? >> hmm. >> he's often in attack mode. and you appear to be. >> yes. i think -- but i think our government deserves it. they don't really deserve to be respected that much.

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the only way to stop those who are committed t take away women's rights and freedoms is to collect congrese the first time that the cour has ordered a drug to be removed over the objections of the fda which legal experts sa could have reproductions for - other types of drugs such as hormone replacement ther before trans people. leaving advocates worry that conservative judges across america will become agents i the broader efforts on behal of the right-wing morality with, rulings many of you ma be asking, what comes next joining me now is the senior correspondent at new yor magazine and coauthor of the notorious rpg, the life an times of ruth bitter ginsburg. good to see you. thanks for joining us on this. it is complicated on a lot of, levels billet start with something basic. there's a thing called venue shopping, when people want t achieve something in a court they try to find a jurisdictio that will be most favorable fo them it seems that the plaintiffs i this thing that ended up wit the texas judge were the epitome of that. >> right, so first you have th trump administration laying th

certainly members of congres have certain rules prohibiting gifts but for that matter, thi is the typeill continue to erode trust in the supreme court and we have to end that >> so you talk about the erosion of trust, right i want to read for folks that tweet that you sent out about all of this specifically over a case i which justice thomas sat in on and weighed in on, obviously it's unacceptable behavior fro any supreme court justice, especially one who did not recuse himself from the united states in 2016 which concerns whether government officials accepting free gifts from politica donors it is a crime talk to me more about this >> well i think there is the whole issue of not just th nondisclosure of these gifts but you know potentially the types of manners that th people who are on the ship that are accompanying him ha before the supreme court was that business that they ha before the court and what they feel like they were getting in return for being on these chip with the justice we don't know that, we don't know what is going on and think that goes to the heart o the lack of tr

those members in th intelligence community, ar pretty smart about what they allow this member of congres to see because, you know she clearl cannot be trusted. >> right now, all she is i noise. i want to talk about the impac of these documents circulating around in a public forum we are reporting that they wer out there online for weeks before anybody was found out and before this was realized should this be a big concern for us it seems like one to me. >> it's absolutely a concern i think what this brings u back to is, it is all abou people this is why making sure that w have good people in places lik the military, with access to this information 20 years ago when i went through my security clearanc for top secret or specia compartmentalized. there is interviews that the government does. and they look at, are yo somebody who is in a lot o debt are you going to potentially sell secrets to erase your debt? are you somebody who has a lot of foreign contacts, or mayb you have a relationship with somebody that has a contac with a foreign country who you could compromise information that way

. >> 75% of americans say this i actual nonsense that congres can trade individual stock given the amount the have >> should they be held the sam standards as, let's say, federal workers, journalists the financial sector >> how is that okay? many of them are your ol colleagues >> well, stephanie, obviousl it is not okay >> it had been reported that lawmakers on both sides of the aisle love to say in publi that they supported, they want to see the change, but when it comes down to what they ar never going to press the speaker to bring it to the floor because they love th fact that they can say in, public let's do it, but they never actually have to place a vote >> of course, there is tons of talk about addressing this but, in the end, then speake mckenzie pelosi never brough it to a vote republicans, two last year kevin mccarthy said he would consider barring lawmakers fro trading any stocks i republicans re-took the house. of course they did, we hav heard absolutely nothing fro the new speaker on the subject according to insiders, a group of democrats or frustrated b pelosi's inaction, an

why a lot of people in the south africa that the person really rough running the african national congresasn't not - party. because the belief that huge has the sinister power in they believe that, the racist belie that black people actually can't make decisions for themselves >> indeed. it is a dark and depressing. peter, take a look this cute little tweet from rhonda scent -- who says, i will read it out i mentioned george services -- literally antisemitism my new york times gues contributor -- 's finance starkey, but i thin it is right revealing. he did have to apologize for suggesting congress wa controlled by aipac. yet ron scent is and is like he's think it's fine to sa alvin bragg is controlled by george soros there is a complete double standard on the use of antisemitic tropes here. >> yes absolutely i mean, i don't think th rhonda scent is things he is antisemitic, i'm curious lot of jewish presidents, as to lot of folks but they just seem to be willfully blind to the reality that these discussions about george soros is not coming fro an innocent place. look at how victor or mom

nor does congres have the power to serv subpoenas for the personal and dry dies meant of th investigators or to punish those investigated. subpoenain of former line prosecutor to talk about an ongoing criminal prosecution an investigation i an affront to stat sovereignty. as much a subpoenaing the district attorney itself. sherman jorda claims he is seeking to conduc oversight, but he has no power under the constitution t oversee any state and loca criminal matters, by definitio then, he has no legitimate legislative purpose for issuin these subpoenas. the subpoen threatens the sovereign powers of the states, confidence in the secrecy of grandeu proceedings. and the integrity of an ongoing criminal prosecution. this court should and join its enforcement. th court set a deadline nex wednesday for jim jordan t reply to alvin bragg's civil complaint against him. alvin bragg's 50-page legal filing against jim jordan says that jim jordan is, in effect including with a crimina defendant trump. to interfer with the prosecution o criminal defendant trump. quote, mr. trump in particular ha threate

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you can't do that if congres seems unwilling to see this gu is anything but a traitor. don't forget, coming dow the pipeline their friend, former president trump may be facing these very same charges for the mar-a-lag documents. it is almost mandatory for the to side with this trader because their friend, trump ma be getting these very same charges. >> frank think lucy, as always thank you so much for walkin through all of this. next, dominion voting system and fox news they get their day in court, what we can expect as the tria is set to get underway plus, justice clarence and his relationship with -- harlan crow, it just get messier. messier. because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! [sfx: limu squawks] whoo

we're all only as safe as the closest state with the weakest gun laws, that i why we put pressure on congresct, in the meantime, these state lawmakers have a obligation to look at the data >> i want to put some of the data up on the screen, we've got a couple of graphs i wan to show you. that will just be shocking i terms of mass shootings. it may look when you it ma seem is looking at this graph, and you look at the right side wow, 2023 as a whole lot better it's april of 2023 and we've had 146 mass shootings. that is where four more people were killed or injured shannon, you have made the point, many times, that ther is progress on the state level in many cases in america we don't see much progress, as much as we'd like, on th federal level. there is progress on the state level. on the other side, there are these instances where you've got states in which, people ru unopposed, funded by o supported by the electio bracket that is the nra, or th gun industry, with the ide that if you ever say anythin about curtailing gun rights, w will switch our support toward someone else, and you will sim

which is more mone and budget and personnel to ge it right and fix the problem you can't do that if congresilling to see this gu as anything but a traitor. don't forget, coming down th pipeline, their friend, former president trump, may be facing these very same charges for th mar-a-lago documents it's almost mandatory for them to side with the straighte because their friend, trump, they look at these sam charges. soon >> frank figliuzzi, a always, thank you for walkin us through all of this next, dominion voting system and fox news get their day i court. what we can expect as the tria is set to get underway plus, justice clarence thoma relationship with harlan crow, wellit, just gets messier e. do they have stylish beds at great prices? whoo, this bed is dreamy. you're kelly clarkson? yes. and you're in our bed? yes. what about five star dining sets? sorry i didn't have a reservation. you're kelly clarkson. i love your work. thank you. find just what you need at wayfair! even a personal sauna. oh! can we do the wayfair song? yes you can. wayfair! ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ wo

communist were controlling martin luther king day it is what people said about the african national congresaid that joe slow vote, the jewish head of the communist party in south africa, was the real power, not nelson mandela. it is both racist an antisemitic, and it is reall disturbing that so man republican politicians are embracing this >> do you think there is som chance, given how common it, was i'm having trouble believing given that the majority of republicans in congress are racist antisemite is there is some chance that people get into this thing and they hear it and they say, oh, it is a soros back distric attorney, without realizin that they have stepped int both antisemitism and racism >> absolutely, i don't think most of these republicans thin they are antisemitic at all. i think they probably have jewish friends and think tha they are great friends to th jews, but they have become s accustomed to this particula way of talking that they don't realize how dangerous it is. let's remember, the guy that shot those people an pittsburgh was under the similar kind of delusion he belie

and they're looking to congres to act it is something we are going t continue to cover here on this network are out of time, but really appreciate your insight today and coming along wit this issue >> my pleasure >> next, folks, former president trump, he's alread lashing out at the judge who will oversee his case. and the judge will be familiar to those in the trum organization plus, a big step forward in th dominion defamation case against fox news what happened, and what come next ♪ ♪ ♪ isevere plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪♪ with skyrizi, most people who achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... had lasting clearance through 1 year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections, or a lower ability to fight them, may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. ♪nothing is everything♪ talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. staaaaacccceeeyyy! i'm the sizzle in this promposal. and tonight, sparks are gonna fly. kyle? and while romeo over here is trying to look cool, things are abo

you know, dominion, who we congr congratulate it was certainly a history-making settlement, that theye able to achieve and that's because of the hard work of the lawyers and frankly the trueness of their cause. but they said that their lawsuit provides a road map for smartmatic abby grossberg is the star guide for that road map. >> talk about your case. lay out what the basis of your lawsuit is, because it does feel like she did describe a workplace environment for women was a nightmare. but that's something fox has settled lots of lawsuits the environment women are forced to work there the mistreatment of her anchor and pushing her to lie talk about your lawsuit and how you expect that to play out. >> sure. i mean, let me just say one thing that ties into the answer i'm going to give you which is that one of the problems that we have with the fact that at the end of the day fox didn't apologize, fox didn't acknowledge anything in the dominion settlement, fox has a propensity to pay large s, theno what it was doing. to our lawsuit, going back to the ails era, we know that fox settled

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that he would sig literally in his words the mos restrictive ban or the mos conservative band that congresould send him when republican candidates don't set the parameters, ali, state legislatures will do tha for them it's why we're seein republican candidates no forced to respond to six-wee fans, outright bans. in the case of trump and pence now, this really fascinating dichotomy happening where ther is a clear push to be to the right of former presiden donald trump on the issue of abortion even though at gatherings like this one i anticipate that i would find most voters who want to hear rhetoric like that apparently, not a so watch. >> i think that some of ou republican friends have gone too far in a saying absolutely not. being a woman, with thre granddaughters and one daughter, i definitely have an opinion that if something would happen incest or rape, absolutely tha avenue should be available >> do you think the abortion pill should be banned? >> no, i don't think it should be banned because again, i somebody finds out there pregnant and it was incest o rape, absolutely, whatever w c

now for now a solution is not evident in deep re kentucky or on the federal level with a divided congresright direction and assault weapons ban. let's talk to the governor signing that bill into law next in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. in a survey, 92% of current users said they wish they'd talked to their doctor and started botox®

i think it's generall accepted that this has been th least productive, leas effective start to a congreset's move on to former national director o intelligence john ratcliff testifying before the januar six grand jury, he did o thursday, after a judge denied trump's claims of executiv privilege. now, i know you are in impeachment manager during trump's second senate trial, how significant migh ratcliffe's testimony be >> what we know that ratcliffe is also joining trump bait stephen miller, homeland security official can push and ali, and as one of the administration officials tha have been seen at the federa court with a grand jury is being held, and these ar individuals who have firsthand knowledge and possibly hav firsthand knowledge as to th intent by the former president to overturn a american election. and so i think that this i really significant that th grand jury is hearing from these individuals, along wit vice president pence, saying that he is not going to figh the appeal of his appearance as well, and i think the court as well as the special prosecutor are going to ge some v

responsible, he's gonna hold him to account, is he bankin on the fact that the america people don't realize congresagg? >> he's banking on that. >> that's embarrassing >> it's beyond embarrassing, it's not patriotic they, every single member of congress swears an oath to protect and uphold the constitution they swear to uphold and protect a document, a set of values, a set of morals. and they don't swear to uphold and protect pools, or their ow political future and that's exactly how kevin mccarthy is acting right now it's exactly how he's always acted. that's why he stood up and defended donald trump, eve after trump incited a riot tha threatened his life. and that's why they will continue to bend down to whatever donald trump wants. and that's why the rest of the american people have to stan up and stop this man from ever holding office ever again. >> congress has no oversight over the manhattan da. kevin mccarthy is banking on the fact you don't know. that stuart stevens, max rose, thank you both for being here. when we come back, marjori taylor greene, i've said i before, already thinning t pro

you've got with happening in washington, it will probably g to the supreme court we have a brief in congresing don't overturn the fda. and there is legislation pending, but the problem is yo know how long that takes to ge past especially when the republican control the house. >> you mentioned nevada. really, a purple state these days how important is this issue to your constituents? i'm hearing curious what you'r hearing from them? do you think going after abortion rights will backfir on republicans in your state we >> absolutely do. we are a purple state. but young women, well, women o all ages feel very strongl about this a large number in the no partisan certainly are i agreement with you nevada is still a cowboy, stat we don't like government interference, and that means i our bedrooms to. so abortion will continue to b an issue back in 1990, the voters o nevada by 60% margin locked in the roe v. wade statute that w had on the books and that can't be change without another vote of th people >> let's move to the 21 year old massachusetts internationa guardsmen, we jack teixeira, he's fac

think that this should be lega and accessible so the question, which clark is what if anything is congres planning to do in case the supreme court says yeah, the texas ruling stands. mifepristone is basicall banned >> yeah. you know, jonathan, you ar absolutely right the american people understand that the republican extremis are going for a national abortion ban and that is the opportunit they see coming out of the federal court in texas, th days now before the suprem court. they see this as another important milestone in their march to totally ban abortio in this country. and once the american people know is that there is no freedom and there is n equality when politicians ar controlling these most persona decisions around havin children these decisions should be left to women, two families, in consultation with their doctor and their fate full stop. so we are going to continuou democrats to do everything tha we can working with evaluated ministration to protect this right. you see 240 democrats signing decree say that this is no only another dangerous ste towards a full abortion ban to

money i budget and resources and personnel to get it right an to fix the problem you can't do that if congres to see the sky as anything but a traitor. and don't forget, coming dow the pipeline, their friend former president trump may b facing these very same charges for the mar-a-lago documents it's almost mandatory for them just side with this trader because their friend, trump, maybe looking at these ver same charged in. frank fouzi, as always, than you so much for walking throug -- court. th what we can expect as th trial is set to get underway plus, justice clarence thoma relationship with harlan crow, to well, it just gets messier ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (fo

so this is all withi alln congrs oversight purview yet again, holding back the document itself. so we don't known quitethe do f in the document that in and of itselff raises a lot of the c eyebrows. but, leigh, i noticed ofon the cover of today's front page of today's i "wall street journal", it presented kind of presented a chilling image. and the one handan that the sto trump indicted over hush money. and then the other storyothe yon see there on the right talking about the u.s. condemningnal russia's arrest of a wall course street journal reporter. of course, we all condemn that . bu it is there anyn ironyth in? i mean, putting putting, younent know, trying to put in jail your chief political opponent, putting inja jail a reporters au who's writing critical pieces about your administration. >> should anyone else noticely that?. oh, yeah, absolutely. an and ind in this case, you have the an entity and we're notral talking about the federalon com election commission taking action. we're not talking about the departmentmission taking f of justice taking action. we're talking abo

idly by the power to decide which electoral vote would count, and i said i woul issue a statement to congres confirming that before the joint session started. the president laid into me you will go down as a wimp, he said if you do that, i made a big mistake five years ago but when he said you're no protecting our country, you're supposed to support and defend our country, i calmly reminded him, we both took an oath to support and defend the constitution, end quote. well, jack smith has som questions about that phone call here is what ivanka trunk an eight aides told the january six committee about the call >> some point it started off i a calmer town tone in and became. heated >> the conversation was pretty heated. >> did you hear any part of th phone call even the end of what the president was speaking from? >> i did, yes. >> all right what did you hear? >> as i was dropping off the note, i remember hearing the word wimp. either he called him a wimp. i don't remember if he said yo are aware, you will deal with, wimp is the word i remember. >> it's also been reported the president said to t

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and to provide enough time for congres -- and the types of reforms that are needed to make it more stable. wouldn't you also agree that it is hard to consider reforms or have hearings like this when you are working under short-term reauthorization windows and worry about the programs lapsing? >> so the short answer is yes, which is why one of our recommendations is, in fact, to reauthorityize the program for 10 years and provide that stability that the program needs and our communities and our policy holders deserve. >> i represent new york and in new york multi-family housing is central to the housing stock. to date, fema data on risk rating, 2.0, have focused exexclusively on its impact on the single family residential markets, where one family and commercial properties are included, they are combined with single family and not yet full light on the risk the buildings may face. is fema planning to separate data, multi-family and commercial properties from data and single family structures so that owners of these properties might fully understand the risks? >> so i think you raised a --

rswhen i first got into congres. and what happened??well, frankly, what happened was, is that there was never an opportunity for me to join. >> they wouldn't let you know why. >> there was neverwi an answer.n and i stop asking. >> so is it the liberal black caucus or is it the or i is it the congressional black caucus? >> well, i me right now, cong it'ressios the liberal congressional black caucus. >> but i think, sean, here's the here's the bigger thing. you know, should hakeemshou jeffries apologize, obviously, for whatld hakee wrote in that 100% not just to me, but to bertus owens, to wesley j hun ,to john james , to tim scott,oo but also to mia love, to allen west and all the blacks who republicans that have spent time in congresssp i as a frienf mine. >> but here's the bigger thing. i'm kindr over the phony apologies. let's have a real debate about black conservatism versus black liberalism. >> let's actually have a real honest conversation about whosee policies are actually going blak to unleash not just but black america, but all

and to provide enough time for congres -- and the types of reforms that are needed to make it more stable. wouldn't you also agree that it is hard to consider reforms or have hearings like this when you are working under short-term reauthorization windows and worry about the programs lapsing? >> so the short answer is yes, which is why one of our recommendations is, in fact, to reauthorityize the program for 10 years and provide that stability that the program needs and our communities and our policy holders deserve. >> i represent new york and in new york multi-family housing is central to the housing stock. to date, fema data on risk rating, 2.0, have focused exexclusively on its impact on the single family residential markets, where one family and commercial properties are included, they are combined with single family and not yet full light on the risk the buildings may face. is fema planning to separate data, multi-family and commercial properties from data and single family structures so that owners of these properties might fully understand the risks? >> so i think you raised a --

including, an citing a thousands spawn mob attack on congress by hi supporters a physical attack on congres that left in its wake american injured, americans dead an more than 1000 americans criminally charged when congress launched a landmark investigation of that attack, we have specia coverage here on msnbc of th televised hearings of that investigation. -- the hearings live, we brough you primetime recaps each nigh they aired well, now, tonight, we are back for special coverage again, as history of the heaviest kind i made again this time, it is the arrest an indictment of the former president, the first time an president or former presiden has been subjected to th criminal legal process in this country. we know that coverage today, frankly, the coverage sinc last week, when we first learned this indictment wa coming we know that in a time, this has felt a bit like a circus it has at times felt a bit lik 100 per speculation that repor substance. but today, we got the substanc of the legal case against that former president, and it i interesting, it was surprising in some ways, it is leg

jordan yesterda in response to what bragg call a brazen and unconstitutiona attack by members of congres ongoing criminal prosecution. bragg has come under increased scrutiny to put it mildly by the ohio republican since it became lightly that the former president would be charged i new york city. calling on the game solved t testify before congress, jorda issued a subpoena last week, ordering a former prosecutor i the case to appear before th judiciary committee. in the new lawsuit, the de asked a court to block tha subpoena, arguing that it coul cause irreparable harm to th case if certain secret materia is disclosed bragg Ès attorneys also argue the subpoena i unconstitutional because congress has no power to conduct oversight of the state constitution a federal judge has scheduled hearing on the lawsuit later i the week joining us now senior politica affairs for politico, josh christine. josh, good morning, talk littl bit more about what prompted this lawsuit from alvin brag and what that specific complaint is and where it goes from here. >> well willie, the lawsuit' aimed at the sub