you hear this rhetoric from both ends, from cortez and from pelosi. i will take trump out tonight, maxine waters said. they are not going to stop. they shouldn't stop. they never stop. that was after the police station is burned down in minneapolis. 30 seconds, devin nunes, are we going to the same thing here? are we going to call them murderers? >> well, i think tammy makes a good point. they do relish in this, and we are seeing this -- this is not acceptable behavior, but it is just the reality. it's where we are today. tomorrow morning, for example, i'm going to go get a briefing on domestic terrorism. look, i remember the days when the fbi and intelligence world that i am in, we are supposed to be focusing on al qaeda, and this is going to be the new frontier. is accusing republicans and anybody who voted for trump of being equal to al qaeda, and you've already seen -- >> unacceptable. >> sean: i will play them in their own words. and you know what? it is just so over-the-top, such a double standard. thank you both. when we come back from a far le

apparently, alexandria ocasio-cortez, sandy cortez, and on another channel right now, saying, i thinkare quoting, "there are white nationalist, white supremacists sympathizers at the heart of the g.o.p. caucus, and that kevin mccarthy takes his marching orders from qanon, whatever that is." >> right. >> tucker: where is this going? i mean, a sitting member of congress accusing other members of congress of being terrorists? what is the plan here? >> they reverse engineer the republican party to make the guy in the viking hat the guy controlling it all. and you know, he could be a afghan goatherd, could be a taliban guy who secretly has taken over the republican party. we are in a blizzard of lies, the audacity and absurdity of which is unprecedented. >> tucker: this is starting to worry me. mark steyn, great to seeh you. thank you. >> thanks a lot, talker. >> tucker: well, you remember the first time you heard the phrase "defund the police." and you thought that is so far out, so obviously unwise and destructive. that will so clearly lead to the deaths ofar americans. it could never be

as for congresswoman ocasio-cortez she started a debate.it far to the left and moved more to the center left. i think that's a good thing. and if you want me to bring somebody to the table i don't think you want to start with a junior congresswoman. you might want to talk to the majority leader i used to work for and have that lunch and gopac could pay for it. you are doing better than me. >> you get them and i'm happy to pay for it, chris. >> look, here is the thing. i think if we want to talk about owning junior members of congress i want to have a real conversation about where all republicans stand on marjorie taylor greene and her racist, ridiculous comments when it comes to -- >> harris: we can get into it. i find it interesting you took a little bit of a verbal stab at ocasio-cortez. it is not just her. there are senior members on the hill who feel the way she does, right? >> yeah. >> i think people are tired of starting in the middle and getting it pushed to the right. they want to start on the left and end in the center. i think tha

office. >> sean: and other words, ocasio-cortez was encouraging to breach buildings. you've gone eric swalwell. before getting exposed over his years long relationship with chinese spy, he was threatening gun numbers with nuclear weapons on twitter. make no mistake, the violence dream of rhetoric has been disgraceful. take a look. >> you can't be civil with a political party that wants to destroy when you stand for, what you care about. >> i would like to debate this gentleman, no, i take you behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. >> you got to be ready to take a punch. i am ready to throw a punch. >> and you touch back on them. you tell them that they're not welcome! >> everyone should take note off it on both levels, that they are not going to let up and they should not should not. >> i don't know why there aren't uprisings all over the country. maybe there will be. >> get up in the face of congress people. >> this kind of inspiration, i will go and take trump out to nine. -- tonight. >> you take on the intelligence community and six ways from sunday's at you.

and sandy cortez is not alone.gressman woman ayanna pressley of massachusetts has also for the moment changed her view of violent civil unrest. here she was just a few ago. >> hold them accountable. >> make the phone call, send the email. show up. you know, there needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there is unrest in our l.elives. unfortunately there is plenty to go around. >> tucker: so there needs to be unrest in the streets, quote. actually, we don't need unrest ayanna pressley has concluded. up rest in the streets is now racist. watch. >> it was a harrowing experience. they were terrorizing members of congress and all who work in the capitol. feeling unsafe is not new and certainly being a black woman and feel up safe is not new. >> tucker: no, feeling unsafe is not new for ayanna pressley she felt particularly unsafe. particularly in peril as she attended the single most private school in chicago growing up and it it was even scarier when she arrived like her friend sandy cortez on the mean street

>>> death threats against alexandria ocasio cortez. he wrote, quote, assassinate aoc >> i had a very close encounter where i thought i was going to die. >> the american people are hurting. they can't afford to wait. they need help right now. it shouldn't be the hunger games like ppe. that was ridiculous. >> we didn't get into this mess overnight and it is going to take months to turn things around. >> every night at this time we'll be here for one hour. we'll meet fascinating people from all walks of life. >> one thing he loved was being in front of that camera when those lights came on. he was just perfect. >> instead of good-bye, how about so long? >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom. we begin with some shocking developments out of washington. a "new york times" report says then president donald trump tried to use the doj to unilaterally void joe biden's election win in georgia and sheds new light on how far the failed effort went. now as se

joining nous is congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. congresswoman, i really appreciate you being here. i know you have lots of options and i appreciate you coming here to talk about this. >> of course. thanks for having me. >> so you and your colleagues have been through an ordeal. you made those public remarks on tuesday about how specifically scary and dangerous was the situation that you were in. and you said at the time that for security reasons you didn't feel like you could say more about the direct threat you experienced that caused you to go through all those things people worry about when they worry their life is in danger. can you tell us more about that event or tell you why you can't because you've been advised about your own security here? >> yeah, i think one of the reasons we hesitate to share more details is because, frankly, the security lapses that exist and that existed that day. and, you know, we hesitate to reveal locations and what actually happened in order to not reveal other lapses and vulnerabilities potential

>> this suspect is accused of posting online death threats not only against congresscom ocasio-cortezt also against a capitol police officers. he said assassinate aoc, and said that officer who fatally shot that trump supporter who had made her way into the capitol on january 6th, garrett miller also allegedly said this -- she deserves to die and won't survive long, because it's, quote, hunting season. now, official do say that miller participated in this capitol attack, and did post extensively on social media both before the attack, they say during the attack as well. he said this, according to prove prosecutors -- a civil war could start and, quote, next time we bring guns. of course, congresswoman ocasio-cortez has been very vocal about the danger she felt she underwent. here's what she had to say about that day in particular. >> i had a very close encounter, where i thought i was going to die. it is not an exaggeration to say that many, many members of the house were nearly assassinated. it's just not an exaggeration to say that at all. we were very lucky that things happened wit

in the deadly capitol riot and planned to assassinate democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortezgiven how heated it is, are you surprised by this news? >> i'm disgusted, but it's a reminder that on january 6th, dissent crossed a very broad and powerful line in our country. violent dissent is not constitutional and it's not legal. threatening the lives of anyone, by the way, is not legal. threatening the lives of our elected representatives is an attack on all of us, and this is a reminder of how perilous this moment is and the deradicalization of so many fellow americans is a necessary step if we're not going to suffer from a wave of domestic terrorism in the years to come. >> many republican lawmakers continue to not disavow these extremists. they continue to not acknowledge that it was a free and fair election. now, we learn of this assassination threat. what's it going to take? >> i think they should just be reminded to what they said about islamists. they should be reminded when islamists made the ridiculous and bankrupt argument that they had a right to kill us because of th

you wonder if sandy cortez plans to make it from voters signed written statements affirming they haven deprogrammed -- of course, that's always part of the process. the scary thing is that's where we're heading, sandy cortez and her friends are no longer a fringe element within the democratic party -- joe biden ran as a moderate, people voted for him because they thought he was but his victory as a victory for sandy cortez, they are closer now than they have ever been to taking control, the reason for that is very simple. there is a massive power vacuum at the center of this incoming administration, the woman takes power tomorrow. joe biden is fading, that is not a personal attack on joe biden, it is real. he is not capable of running the government or pushing back on the radicals and his party, the people around joe biden know this very well and that includes people very close to him including his relatives. people who love joe biden were upset when he ran for president, they know he can't do the job and they are very worried about what happens next -- that is not speculation, they h

fellow squad woman, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez called on americans to occupy airports and federal law enforcement offices. all across america. if you going to be impeached? take a look. >> occupy every airport, occupy every border, occupy every ice office. >> sean: and other words, ocasio-cortez was encouraging to breach buildings. you've gone eric swalwell. before getting exposed over his years long relationship with chinese spy, he was threatening gun numbers with nuclear weapons on twitter. make no mistake, the violence dream of rhetoric has been disgraceful. if take a look. >> you can't be civil with a political party that wants to destroy when you stand for, what you care about. >> i would like to debate this gentleman, no, i take you behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. >> you got to be ready to take a punch. i am ready to throw a punch. >> and you touch back on them. you tell them that they're not welcome! >> everyone should take note of it on both levels, that they are not going to let up and they should not should not. >> i don't know why there aren't upri

cortez masto: thank you. let me echo my colleagues who thank you senator makowski, did an incredible job working with everyone on the committee to make sure all of our voices were heard and working with our legislation, so thank you. congratulations, welcome to your husband, and thank you for taking the time to talk with me. i am going to get right to it and utilize some of the questions that i have the are very specific to nevada. my colleague in maine highlighted one of them, yucca mountain. it has been there since 1980, and we still have challenges with really addressing the high level nuclear waste storage that we have in this country. yucca mountain is not the answer, and the couple of questions i have for you is first, what is this administration's position on yucca mountain? gov. granholm: the administration opposes the use of yucca mountain for the storage of nuclear waste. sen. cortez masto: will you commit the department to working with congress to develop a safe and workable alternatives to yucca m

new concerns over first amendment rights after squad member alexandria ocasio-cortez says congress is looking at forming a commission. what she calls, battling disinformation. stay with us. >> we are going to have to figure out how we raise our media environment, so that you can't just see misinformation and disinformation. ♪ ♪

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that's what alexandria ocasio-cortez believes.cheese that tastes like candy for valentine's day? john roberts joins sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> emily: welcome back to "outnumbered," american icons falling victims to cancel culture in san francisco after the school board voted to change the names of dozens of public schools. george washington, abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson and theodore roosevelt are out after the board deemed them unworthy of the honor due to their connections with racism. a school board defended the decision calling it not just symbolic but a moral message. rick sees it differently. >> this is outrageous to think that these great americans are not good enough to have a school named after them and so they are going to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to strip the name but also spend millions of dollars on new uniforms, repainting the school basketball court. >> emily: tyrus, as a former teacher, your thoughts? >> as a current, living, breathing, smiling black man i

congresswoman ocasio-cortez has been very vocal in the days after the attack. she's talked about how she and other members weren't sure if they would make it out alive. >> i had a very close encounter where i thought i was going to die. it is not an exaggeration to say that many, many members of the house were nearly assassinated. it's just not an exaggeration to say that at all. we were very lucky that things happened within certain minutes that allowed members to escape the house floor unharmed. but many of us narrowly escaped death. >> this man who posted those threats against aoc is facing five federal criminal charges including for his participation in the attack as well as the death threats. garrett miller's attorney is telling cnn his client regrets the threats and also said this, quote, he did it in support of former president donald trump, but he regrets his actions. he has the support of his family and a lot of the comments are viewed in context as really sort of misguided political hyperbole. given the political divide these days, there is a lot of h

of course, people like alexandria ocasio-cortez won't be satisfied. they won't be satisfied until we have complete socialism which means government control over our lives and a guaranteed minimum income to pay for that. we have to make sure that any relief package going forward is tailored. the best relief package quite frankly is reopening our economy. i could tell you that as someone here in new york, seeing so many livelihoods destroyed by arbitrary mandates from our mayor and governor. of course i'm concerned about the rise in first time unemployment claims that have come out since the new year. we need to be mindful of the debt we're racking up as a nation. any relief package needs to be

now, congresswoman ocasio-cortez has been very vocal in the days after the attack.eren't sure they'd make it out alive. >> i had very close encounters where i thought i was going to die. it is not an exaggeration to say that many, many members of the house were nearly assassinated. it's just not an exaggeration to say that at all. we were very lucky that things happened within certain minutes that allowed members to escape the house floor unharmed. but many of us nearly and narrowly escaped death. >> this man who posted those threats against aoc is facing five federal criminal charges, including for his participation in the attack as well as the death threats. now, garrett miller's attorney is telling cnn husband client regrets the threats and says this. ", he did it in support of former donald trump but he regrets his actions. he has the support of his family and a lot of the comments are viewed in context as really misguided political hyperbole. given the political divide these days, there is a lot of hyperbole. this is another suspect who said they were inspired

the alexandria ocasio-cortez ilhan omar democrats don't have a lot in common with the nancy pelosi chuck schumer democrats. so they try to keep a focus on trump because that's only thing able to unite the fragile coalition. the state of political fact, if donald trump wants a republican nomination in 2024 it will be handed to him on a silver platter, i will support him in the field will be mostly clear but for some people that have ambition that outsize is there political sense. with our base, with trump voters i think the president is as strong as he's ever been because people see the hypocrisy, they see the headwinds he faced and over time he's only going to be proven more right in the lines of the left told us trump with the russian agent and now we see putin getting crushed as a consequence of what the president did to make our country energy dominant. they said he was shaking on ukraine but each and every day we learn more about biden's improper dealing with ukraine. i think the legacy of donald trump will get better with age just like a fine wine. steve: there you go, we will talk

congresswoman alexandria castillo cortez has joined a growing group demanding a clampdown against this information republicans to think if it any come down will focus squarely on them. reports the congresswoman who is known by her initials is seen as a rising star in the democratic party a o c is all about diversity social justice and protecting civil liberties she communicates with her adoring public primarily through social media with thousands sharing her tweets and live streams why do we need to change people's well being and ability to survive for yet another corporate bailout we need to be really going out our elected officials offices. and demanding believe no holding back there but it seems that now alexandria kazuo cortez is a ok with media censorship we're going to have to figure out. how we rate in our media environment so that you can't just disinformation and misinformation so bright all of the news media and teach people how to properly consume news now you can see where this is heading for a o.c.s. critics let's unpack this proposal she wants to basically establish a min

schumer: the senator from nevada, senator cortez masto. the vice president: the senator from nevada. ms. cortez masto: i know that many believe that for america to succeed, our politics must find common ground. and that has never been clearer than today when armed rioters stormed the u.s. capitol, emboldened by president trump's false and inflammatory rhetoric about the 2020 elections. i believe that we in this chamber have a special duty as leaders to work together to lower the temperature of our politics. and i hope that my colleagues who have questioned the legitimacy of this election in arizona and all of these other states now see the dire and dangerous consequences of sewing doubt and uncertainty. -- of sowing doubt and uncertainty. i also know that is u.s. senators we also take the oath that we support the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. at this moment in history i can think of nothing more patriotic than renewing our faith in the charters of freedom that our founding fathers crafted for our republic, starting

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and republican adam kinzinger.'re a supporter of impeachment, the speaker hasn't decided whether she's going to schedule it. should she schedule it and will it pass? >> well, you know, i absolutely believe that impeachment should be scheduled for several reasons. one, of course, our main priority is to ensure the removal of donald trump as president of the united states. every minute and every hour that he's in office represents a clear and present danger not just to the united states congress but frankly to the country. but in addition to removal, we're also talking about complete barring of the president, rather of donald trump from running for office ever again and, in addition to that, the potential ability to prevent pardoning himself from those charges that he was impeached for. >> and you know, several republican members of congress who opposed raising objections to the certifying the electoral college vote, wrote a letter to president-elect biden opposing impeachment. in the spirit of healing and fidelity t

alexandria ocasio-cortez has told plenty of lies on her own and media interviews, on twitte.ke this and i wonder to find misinformation and how that manifests, the question on my show last night was, who is in charge of the committee? republicans take control of the majority, are they in charge of the misinformation, are they the ones who got to rein in the media and pick and choose who is viewing the most? it's an incredibly dangerous and slippery slope. >> this goes back to what we were talking about earlier, you have big tech, these monopolies working in coordination or at the direction of in some instances of these liberal politicians. it's not just, this is what she's talking about, but then you have this private crackdown. >> first of all, twitter and a news network, they're very different. we have a responsibility. journalism 101, report the facts and the story is not about you. there are individuals around networks that are giving their opinion and i agree, we have to help people understand the difference between fact and opinion based on the facts that are presented.

for that ocasio-cortez accuses him of attempted murder?ten, harris, i was in congress for almost nine years. contrary to popular belief there is bipartisanship in the congress. this is destroying any kind of bipartisanship you'll ever have in the congress. they're destroying bipartisanship that exists in the congress. republicans showed restraint when almost 12 members of congress were shot and almost killed on a baseball field. steve scalise and after -- wives were called hookers. we showed restraint and didn't blame ocasio-cortez. we didn't blame bernie saernsd. we showed restraint to say it's important we work together and come together. this is outrageous that she would use this language against ted cruz. it is dividing americans and the congress. >> harris: i don't have to ask jason where big tech is on this. is it fact checking? i don't have to ask. i know already. i didn't see a disclaimer on that from them. maybe their fact checkers are napping. my question for you is when does such -- >> let me say to your other guest i'm not so s

congresswoman ocasio-cortez has been vocal during the attack. she talked about how she and other members weren't sure they would make it out alive. >> i had a close encounter where i thought i was going to die. it is not an exaggeration to say that many many members of the house were nearly assassinated. it's just not an exaggeration to say that at all. we were very lucky that things happened within certain minutes that allowed members to escape the house floor unharmed. but many of us nearly and narrowly escaped death. >> this man who posted those threats against aoc is facing five federal criminal charges including for his participation in the attack as well as the death threats. now garrett miller's attorney is telling cnn his client regrets the threats and also says this, he did it in support of former president donald trump, but he regrets his actions. he has the support of his family and the comments are misguided political hyperbole. given the political divide these days, there's a lot of hyperbole and this is another suspect who says the

capitol, and the latest, a man charged with threatening to kill congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>> also, the loss of a broadcasting legend, cnn's own larry king. a look back at some of his most memorable moments. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." with robyn curnow. >>> great to have you along. we begin this hour focused on new bombshell reporting that details attempts by former president donald trump to overturn his election loss. according to "the wall street journal," trump wanted the justice department to push the supreme court to invalidate election results. sources tell cnn trump nearly replaced the acting attorney general with a relative unknown who supported those false claims. and was willing to use them to undo georgia's vote. mr. trump's refusal to accept his loss helped provoke the riot at the capitol and led to his second impeachment. we're getting new information about an alleged participant. authorities say this texas man, garrett miller, made death threats against a capitol police officer and democratic representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. it'

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who's been subject of death threats, there's a man arrested who posted assassinate aoc who stormed the capitol, since the attack on the capitol, mccarthy on this show last night saying he's basically afraid of marjorie taylor green. >> it increasingly seems unfortunately that in the house republican caucus kevin mccarthy answers to these qanon members of congress, not the other way around, and that is something that, frankly, needs to be said. he said he'll pull representative marjorie taylor green aside so when i hear that representative mccarthy is going to pull a member aside who has made white supremacist sympathizing comments the thing that i think is what is he going to tell them? keep it up? because there are no consequences in the republican caucus for violence. there's no consequences for racism. no consequences for misogyny. no consequences for insurrection. and no consequences means that they condone it. it means that that silence is acceptance. and they want it. because they know that it is a core animating political energy for them. >

with speaker pelosi even when speaker pelosi insults the green new deal and insults congresswoman cortez she still went back and said oh no she's calling it a dream in a good way she's not into. soaping me and because of that because of that willingness to embrace speaker pelosi and the democratic establishment a socialist like congresswoman cortez has gotten far more media attention than the other socialist in the senate bernie sanders who has been there for decades who got no media attention until he was able to pull it up himself and then got squashed by the democratic party i think that the quote of quote squad their goal is to become the norm in the democratic party i agree with you there george but i think that they are playing a really really long game which really means or incremental absolutely we truly need that there candidly we're just taking her word and spirit ok will it do this in a 100 years love it's a look it's only a matter of time it's only a matter of time until we have a president a o c a o d a o e a o f i mean that's going to happen one day well i think it will and

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tonight, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on what today's executive orders mean and how her green new deal will help make this moment happen. >>> then, major new indictments of organizers of the capitol hill riot and major new questions about the members of congress still doing trump's bidding. >>> plus, straight talk from the covid biden team. >> right now i want to level with the public that we're facing two constraining factors. >> my exclusive interview with senior biden covid adviser andy slavitt on the reality facing americans and why it may not be all bad. >>> and the big short by the stock surge by gamestop has the attention of the white house and global markets. when "all-in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, today was a good day in the life of the nation. i mean, complicated obviously you don't need me to tell you this has been a period of unrelenting crisis between the pandemic which claimed another 4,000 american lives today and the threat to american democracy. and joe biden has rightfully pointed out throughout all this the loo

here's what tucker said about alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> sad news tonight chewbacca guy is no longer available for your kids seventh birthday party. he's in prison tonight. we'll tell you when they move him to gitmo ersome undisclosed site. alexandria ocasio-cortez found herself in the same city as chewbacca guy, literally trapped and abandoned just like those lonely troops so many years ago. she really thought she was going to die. >> reporter: you see what's going on there? he is mocking aoc's concern about her safety. he is down-playing the criminality of the rioters. he's making it sound like the attack on the capitol was no big deal, and he's claiming that all of the efforts to stamp out extremism and go after the terrorists who invaded the capitol, he claims that's all about going after conservatives, his audience. he is conflating actual terrorists with his audience. >> yeah. really jumping on the same griffe train as the president now but using his platform in the same way. thank you very much. thanks so much. >>> former president trump's last minute pardons facing new scruti

(drumming) as the cortez crosses the bridge over the potomac river, there is a distant view of a memorialdicated to another martyred president, abraham lincoln. now the last goodbye to john f. kennedy. we (taps) >> the flag that has covered the casket is folded. it is passed from hand to hand by the utter guard. ♪ ♪ it is received by the widow. mrs. kennedy ignites an eternal flame at the head of her husband's grave. john face gerald kennedy reaches the end of his earthly journey. those he loves leave him at the great hills of arlington cemetery. the new president takes over is duties at once, for the presidency is a continuing institution. with secretary of state dean ross can out his side, he receives the distinguished leaders who attended the funeral. he expresses to them americas gratitude for their sympathy that is come from all over the world. ♪ ♪ president johnson has all along been a strong supporter of john f. kennedy's policies. already he's made known he tends to press for early enactment of the late presidents civil rights bill. president johnson has traveled widely in asia, e