i thanked senator cortez mastro for leadership. i yield the floor. asked madame president could collect senator from colorado request document present a very senior senator from minnesota for her remarks. and for what brings us to the floor today. this is the first time in american history, better president, thefu mental rights d fundamental constitutional right is been stripped away from the american people and especially american women by the supreme court of the united states. dobbshe, united states supreme court demolish 50 years of half a century of democratic and republican appointed justices upholding a constitutional right to s privacy and is now been obliterated by the united states supreme court. a fundamental right that has been upheld and over again right justices appointed as i sent by both presence of both sides of the aisle. madam president, if you had said to me when i was in a law school in the early 90s, this day would ever come sit supreme court using a radical, a radical method of constitutional interpretation called regionalism,

she is calling herself alexandria ocasio-cortez.e kind of female -- westchester county's first socialist revolutionary, still yammering on about racism and eye shadow, her obsession, and she is still frantically updating her social media pages. some things have not changed. but other things have changed. one night, you are watching tv and you see sandy cortez talking authoritatively about america's energy grid. like she knows a lot about it. and that stops you in your tracks. wait a second. the energy grid? that is an adult thing, right? that is not queer theory, that is real and a very complicated piece of infrastructure. even a lot of engineers don't understand how the energy grid works. how could sandy cortez possibly know anything about that? she can't drive a standard transmission. she can program a coffee maker. she doesn't even make her own bed in the morning. the energy grid? please. it seems preposterous. so you grab a beer and settle in to watch her talk about it. and your jaw hangs open as you do. here is what you see. >>

back to this issue that senator cortez-masto is leading on. earlier this month at 10-year-old girl, a child, survivor of rape forced to travel to indiana from ohio to receive healthcare, past at 6 weeks, republican politicians first tried to deny, they mocked her, they didn't know who she was, they mocked the story, said it couldn't be true, then the man who did it was arrested, no real apology from the use well-known republican politicians, members of congress, statewide officeholders, they had mocked this story to say it couldn't be true when it was true. did they apologize? no. they should look into a camera, stand in front of many others and say i am sorry, they should apologize to that little girl's family and that little girl's doctor and that little girl's support group that she has. no 10-year-old, no american should have to go through what she went through. since man, 50 reports of rape or sexual abuse involving children under the age of 15 have been reported in columbus alone. 50 reports of rape or sexual abuse involving children und

he reads whatever words he wants, he joins us tonight to assess the oppression of sandy cortez.ieve they rest or without handcuffs? that is how powerful white supremacy is in washington, d.c. >> it's remarkable, her demand was so -- she created handcuffs for herself and raises her fist in solidarity with the crowd as if she is a brave civil rights activist and then the hand goes back behind her back again into the handcuffs like a david blaine trip. incredible. i felt bad for ilhan omar because at least alexandria ocasio-cortez got a capitol police opposite a play long and walk along with her. ilhan omar had to trail like 10 feet back and it may tell my stomach didn't even have an officer and yet she had invisible handcuffs and was dutifully following along. >> tucker: they were both taken to an invisible island where they will be held for decades. since you covered the news they are in washington unlike us, sandy cortez who is constantly fighting the power, did she ever criticized the cia or raytheon or google or is it always local cops? >> no, she has never fought any meaningf

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i mean we've been asked this question before why did you write a book about alexandria ocasio-cortez, and we've been working on it for so long that it seems like so completely obvious to me that we that she should be subject for a book. i mean she is the youngest woman ever to be elected to congress. she is a woman of color. she is working class woman. she when she says women like me are not supposed to run for congress. she's completely telling the truth. she's she was unprecedented and her trajectory from bartender to political supernova has been so fast and her influence and her has been so great. both in terms of people who love her and also people who hate her. she has become so divisive she has become she has been so magnetic from the beginning that it seems like she is a she is as a i was talking to a friend on the phone about this project. we were working on and he said she is a once in a generation talent and i think when he wants in a generation talent comes along she is a completely appropriate legitimate. fascinating subject for biography and for this kind of panoramic loo

those mean cops put both sandy cortez in l.a.and omar in s invisiblean handcuffs and led them away with their handse behind their back. >>ed t your images on the screen right now. beh now, several media outlets picked upin these images as prof that sandy cortez millhone omar aref th deeply oppressed. for sandy cortez, the trauma was real totally short lived. experience is wearing a coat in 90 degree heat. t it's just the latest harrowingit tale of sandy cortez's tenure in congress, her life since boston university. ec >> you may recall that nearly a year and a half ago she almost died. >> congresswoman alexandra ocasio cortez is givente a harrowing account of herz er experience on january six , a harrowing and emotional account of what happened to here during the capital riot. it's one of the most harrowing accounts so far . congresswoman anthony cortez story,,t harrowing the harrowing story of how shee hid from attackers during the capital riot in boone, disclosing new harrowing detailss. details. casey looking very, very harrow

suddenly cindy cortez is aly world, famous figure. somehow she's calling yourself alexandra ocasio cortez, some kind of female che westchester county's first socialist revolutionary. and she's still yammering ist racism. ey and i shadow her twin obsessions and she's still frantically updating her social media pages. t some things have not changed, buthings h other things have ch. >> one night you're watching tv and you see sandy cortez talking authoritatively about america's energyy grid like shen knows a lot about itd and that stops you in your tracks. wait a second. the energy grid, that'ss an adult thing, right? not theory. that's real.at that'sed a very complicated piee of infrastructure. even a lot of engineers don'tnd really understand how the energy grid works h. y how could sandy cortez possibly know anything about that? she can't drive a standard transmission. she can't program a coffeee or even make her own bed in the morning. the energy grid, it seems preposterous. >> so you grab a beer and you settle to watch her talk abou

alexandria ocasio-cortez had canvassed for the bernie sanders campaign in 2016. and01 her brother nominated her looking for community leaders was to run for congress. she was like whatever she said. i will try this. again not an auspicious moment. not a moment resonated with potential. called rep ond the phone and sad you want to run for congress said okay. it was not really a machine. it was a bunch of people who worked for bernie who believed in bernie's principles. he wanted to scale that like a tech product. they could back and help with the back end of campaigning and put into congress. >> i know you covered some of that and we talked a little bit about the color. when you read this book it is striking still how raree it is. the unique challenges a candidate and a lawmaker like aoc has. annual reporting what did you think she had? >> of course is not a household name. she was a regular person who is really challenging. ucwe are and shoes she walked so much across the district. they were trashed completely. i think there was that element of her being really t

women like me aren't supposed to run for office alexandria ocasio-cortez said in a video launching her campaign. the camera following her along as she hastily pulled up her hair into a bun. but she did and perhaps the most stunning upset in recent memory. she won at 29. she was sworn in as the youngest member of the 116th congress and became the youngest woman to serve as representative in the united states in the united states history. this evening. we have three panelists to talk about take up space the unprecedented aoc. they are lisa miller. she's a staff writer, you know, new york magazine. she's the former religion columnist for the washington post former senior editor of newsweek magazine an author of heaven or enduring fascination with the afterlife. andrea gonzalez ramirez is a senior writer for the cut new york. magazine's lifestyle culture and fashion brand at the cut. she reports on subjects surrounding communities of color focusing on racism classesism sexism and other systems of power. we use faith is a former features editor for the new republic. currently deputy editor

cortez masto: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to speak up to ten minutes prior to the scheduled vote. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. cortez masto: mr. president, i rise today along with my colleagues, and i want to thank my colleague, senators murray, whitehouse, and gillibrand for their good work with me on the legislation we are talking about today which is the freedom to travel for health care act. as you've heard from my colleagues and as we know in the past few mo months, we've seen women's right to choose taken away in states around the country overnight. less than three weeks ago, the supreme court explicitly overturned roe v. wade depriving women of a right they held for 50 years. when the court decided dobbs v. jackson, women's v. jackson's women's health organization, it repeatedly insisted its holding would, quote, return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives in the states. forget women. forget women's rights. but let's give it to the elected --

now attacking senator cortez mass does bill for trying to criminalize interstate travel. gpoliticians can't hold pregnat women and girls hostage. politicians should not be able to decide who can travel where. this is america. this is in my state ohio. you can travel wherever, when over. interstate travel is a constitutional right and the senate must pass the freedom to travel healthcare act to protect ohio women and girls into the healthcare professionals who serve them. all of them. when, how and whether to have a mefamily is the most personally into meaningful decisions we make in life. the freedom to make those decisions for yourself free from political interference should be available to everyone. we can't accept a world where our daughters and granddaughters have fewer rights and less freedom. as soon i heard about that decision, the dobbs case in roe v wade the first thing i thought about is my wife who will celebrate her 65th birthday in two weeks and i thought my mother, my deceased mother and my wife have more rights than my daughters in her early 30s and 40s and

began. 17 democratic lawmakers were arrested including members like congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. capitol police did not put her in handcuff. the congresswoman pretended to be cuffed for show. >> we have aoc there, she never misses a chance for a performance when there are cameras rolling. >> brooke: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre revealing everything is on the table for the biden administration response to the high court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. the white house is weighing directive to protect nationwide access to abortion pills. republicans are labeling it an attempt to distract from issues ahead of the midterms. listen to this. >> it doesn't matter what part of the country you're in, it costs more at the gas station and how it costs more money at the grocery store and they feed their families. the fact the border is in chaos and crime is high on the street. kids lost two years because unions wouldn't let them go back to school. people don't have the luxury of politics. >> todd: the way aoc broke out of the invisible handcuff, like a female david blai

. >> carley: main-stream media misleading public into believing alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omarere actually handcuffed tuesday at a protest. a reporter tweeted, a staff confirms this is video of ilhan omar under arrest in handcuff, she and other be ms were arrested for supporting abortion rights. moments later, she posted a correction. >> todd: joe concha joins us. joe, flip this, if this was lauren lauren boebert, the journalism would have been spot on and they would have found the discrepancy, why is the media intent on propping up ilhan omar and aoc? >> joe: because a, they are afraid of them. on social media, aoc has more followers than anybody in congress by a country mile and any time she is criticized by any mainstream media outlet, she goes after them and her supporters, as well, and basically it is bullying to a certain extent. you would think a journalist would say, i don't care what is being said, i know what i saw and i can verify in this case that these lawmakers weren't arrested -- i'm sorry, weren't had cuffed and it is the truth and i have to go ahead with the tr

. >> reporter: retired officer, gerald cortez, acknowledges the economy has something to do with it. he fears it may be the name of the nonprofit and the fact that in involves police officers. he wonders if the increasingly negative image of police nationwide is hurting his effort to help kids. >> it is sad to say. we are trying to change the narrative for children and families see us through a positive lens. >> reporter: as the national reckoning continues to question the role of law enforcement and result reform and they may be collateral damage unless more is done to secure the help. >> reporter: the family relies on the backpack donations to prepare for the beginning of school. maria visn is the need is greater because everything is so expensive. they cannot afford the $100 of the backpack and annual supplies. >> we aren't going anywhere. we know we are making a difference in the community. >> cortez hopes to make that difference one child at a time. in san diego, dave manthey he hoped. >>> a major thoroughfare close on james develin boulevard around 10:30 a.m. sky ranger capture

that includes san francisco firefighters jason cortez. on the left of your screen, you probably remember cortez died during an accident in a training exercise and christopher yak who died in a parking structure at sfo last year. they will be added to the firefighters memorial at the state capital. that happening about an hour at 6:00. >>> walnut police are investigating a crash on a busy street overnight. a driver believed to be under the influence hit two people killing one of them. >> reporter: near north main street and pine in walnut creek, there are few signs of the deadly crash from overnight, but there are tire marks and broken car parts. >> i saw a whole bunch of cop cars from the window. >> reporter: these people are visiting from out of state and just now learning that police say two pedestrians were struck by a driver, one of them died. the other suffered major injuries they say, but was expected to survive. >> it's devastating to hear that. >> reporter: walnut creek police say an officer was in a parking lot nearby around 2:00

cortez died in an accident during a training exercise in 2020.lso, christopher yach who died after battling

ocasio-cortez, i inform the house that ms. ocasio-cortez will vote yes on h.r. 6552.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. salazar and mr. waltz of florida, i inform the house that they will vote yea on 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? miss rice: as the member designated by mrs. murphy of florida, i inform the house that mrs. murphy will vote yes on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. smucker will vote yea on h.r. 6552. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairman gregory meeks, i inform the house that chairman meeks will vote yea on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> as the

alexandria ocasio-cortez on her twitter feed and sent out a tweet yesterday, today, representative a.o.c. was arrested along with other members of congress outside the supreme court for protesting in support of abortion rights. also reporters saying that. corey bush also -- of illinois saying the supreme court will not stop us even though they arrested us, will not stop organizing, agitating, and legislating for justice. we got us. so you can see some of those tweets from some of those members of congress protesting the decision on roe v. wade yesterday in front of the supreme court. you can find that online and on the various twitter feeds. doris in atlanta, georgia, democrats line. hi. caller: hi. i think every american male 14 years and older should give d.n.a. for a national database so if any woman is abused, she has regress. and any man, married or unmarried, who has a child that wages should be taken from them to take care of that child until that child turns 18. this is an order to help women who now carry the burden for having a baby. host: scott in bowie, maryland, independent

i'm not going to lie. >> catherine cortez masto is on the ballot. >> yes. >> will you be voting for here. i'm playing it by ear right fou had. >> senator cortez masto is crisscrossing the state talking not just to women but to working class latino. former president donald trump is scheduled to be here in las vegas this evening rallying side by side with adam lax alt in order to energize republican voters. >> the races go on. we'll be right back. customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. if anyone objects to this marriage... (emu squawks) kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liliberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ feel the rush of performance at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. [whistling] when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they sho

cortez died in an accident during a training exercise in 2020. also, christopher yach who died after battling a fire at the parking structure at sfo last year. their names will be added to the california firefighter memorial at the state capital. >>> in yosemite, firefighters are gaining an upperhand on the oak fire. it's burned just over 19,000 acres and is 52% contained. it has been burning for a week in mariposa county. cal fire says there was minimal fire activity overnight, though it destroyed 168 structures, 109 of those are homes. more evacuation orders were able to be lifted today. >>> bay area firefighters are switching from that massive wildfire to the new one burning up in siskiyou county. a strike team from cal fire santa clara county unit was pulled away from the oak fire to head up to mckinney fire. that fire started yesterday and in just 24 hours, it has burned between 30 and 40,000 acres in the klamath national forest. very, very quickly becoming the largest fire in the state let alone the largest fire of the year. it is burning t

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that gives cortez masto and mark kelly some cover, right?, they could then maybe vote for her. that's one thing. the other thing, obviously, is just pulling her altogether, and they are talking to people, vetting people for that, for that job. ashley: yeah. >> so big thing. she's a -- we should point out, gigi sohn is a lightning rod. she's a huge, gets huge support from progressives concern. ashley: yeah. >> obviously, equalityly -- equally vent opposition -- vehement opposition from the right. keep an eye on this one -- ashley: charlie, does she think that msnbc is the beacon of democracy after her comments about fox? [laughter] i mean, honestly. >> i know. every time i do a story about gigi sohn who i personally think is a very smart, able person. she might not be too able for this job. this job takes a degree of impartiality, obviously. you know, you have to -- ashley: yeah. >> -- to apply the administrative code on rulings. it's not quite a place for an advocate even though the biden administration tries to stick advocates in all these

bill, senate bill 25 68, sponsored by senator cortez masto. this legislation will provide access to more consistent, accurate water use data that is currently possible. by reducing the use of colorado river water, agricultural entities are protecting their own interests. if lake pull reaches dead pool, that is irrigation will be further reduced. but we could still be critical needs because we have invested 1.4 billion dollars on local funding to secure our access to water. however, at that same elevation, california, arizona and mexico will be cut off entirely because water simply can't escape from lake mead. we are 150 feet from 25 million americans, losing access to the colorado river. and the rate of decline is accelerating. the burden of shortage cannot be borne by any single community or sector. rather, i urge every user of the colorado river to follow our lead and do all they can to preserve what remains of the lifeblood of the southwest. our collective futures depend upon it. thank you for your time. >> thank, you sir. now we have dr. h

chair i appreciate it. >> thank you setter cortez master. senator warren is recognized for. >> thank you, mr. chairman. facing notablere housing crisis for decades now. we have a shortage now,ed the estimates are as many as 6.8 million units that we need. everyone needs housing this just not enough to go around. it is a classic case of demand outstrips supply. this is econ 101. that says were going to end up with higher prices. indeed, this severe lack of supply has relentlessly pushed up the cost of rent for families. taking bigger bigger bite out of budget that are not doubly strained by rising prices on everything else from gasoline to groceries. rents are up nearly 6% more than they were just a year ago. and higher housing costs are of the biggest overall drivers of inflation. so, to tackle rising costs, the federal reserve is raisingsh interest rates at an aggressive pace. we should be clear of the impact of the fed rate hikes on the housing market. dr. kagan the fed claims its rate hikes will bring downe prices for families like taming

so nothing beats that you have character and talent and you know, for us cortez, that's really the best and who better for jerome to hold that talent with that? his own big brother, championship winning basketball pro jerrick tang was schooling to run before he even knew it. i would go with jerry and jerome made basketball history while he was still in college. they were the 1st brothers to play against each other in the finals at the prestigious you 8 p tournaments between a leaks universities. it was a experience not only for us, but also for our family because our, our, our family had do you know, separate when watching. uh huh. may say mom and my sister were on, on his side and my dad and my other sister on my side. so it all, it was, it was a day off work who didn't know who to sheer for. so what i did of the day, even before the final started, we were already witness because one of us would win the championship. so that would be out of reach either whoever, unfortunately with you a, a t games are a big deal in the philippines, attracting huge national audiences and plenty of scout

we take you back now to a discussion about representative alexandria ocasio-cortez rise into politics. >> the other thing, i could also be seen as a maturing process. she came in to congress and she was very young and she had never been in congress before. she was elected on this platform of being an outsider by outsiders who believed in being outsiders. so they came into congress sort of with a lot of outsider swagger. they were empowered by that. i mean, that was what got her elected. and i think there was a moment where she started to understand that you can't be an outsider forever. like, just by virtueir of beinga member of congress for two years you are no longer an outsider. you're walking the halls, eating lunch with people, you're on committees. it's very hard to maintain that status. and so sheur had to figure out w to retain this kind of moral line, because that is what is her stock in trade, right? that's currency. while also being a colleague, being a colleague, being a player. and i don't think that's easy for her. i think it is probably more comfortable for her to be an

firefighter jason cortez lost his life during a training accident in san francisco. >> john cronin, redwood city. >> reporter: and john cronin who served 30 years with the redwood city fire department died of a job related illness. nearly half of those honored during the ceremony died of job- related cancer but the pandemic also took a toll. all of the fallen firefighters were praised for their dedication. >> in my opinion, the word hero applies more to them than to any other group of citizens or public servants. >> reporter: flags were presented to the grieving families. and then the final wringing of three bells marking the end of the fallen firefighters duty and a return to home. the names of each of the 82 firefighters who died will be etched in stone at the memorial in sacramento. their sacrifices etched in our memory. >>> president biden has tested positive for covid-19 again and this has some questioning the effectiveness of the treatment the president was given more than a week ago. we have the expert analysis from one of the region's top infectious disease doctors. >> reporter: the

cortez masto: thank you.hank you, chairman schatz and vice chair makowski, for holding this important hearing. i'm gonna welcome secretary haaland and assistant secretary newland for joining us here. this hearing cannot be more relevant for our tribal communities in nevada. i want to take a moment to highlight the recent work done in our state. the opening of the stuart indian school cultural center and museum, not far from the nevada state capitol of carson city sits the stuart indian school. it was opened by the federal government from 1890 to 1980, one of three such schools in nevada, the stuart indian school opened with the stated purpose of addressing indigenous education. in reality, the school is meant to erase native culture and identity. today, we have learned that thousands of students who are enrolled at the stewart school were forced to forget their languages and were often prevented from seeing family members. alumni that i have talked to have recalled being kidnapped by government officials and

imagine you went to school with sandy cortez. a lot of people did.e prestigious but highly expensive school. you know who sandy cortez is because two days a week at 12:20 you see her in lassi of gender and sexuality class. she is always in the front row snapping her gum. been like clockwork, she never misses your

, of new york, jackie spear of california, and watson of new jersey, and ocasio-cortez is walking withes her fist in the air, kind of acknowledging some other demonstrators. trying to make a point about the supreme court and the recent ruling. this is one of the largest mass arrests of members of congress we have seen in quite some time here. the other thing that is interesting is the u.s. capitol police, unlike almost any other law enforcement agency in north america, they do not release the names of who they arrest. in fact, they did not release the names of the colbert 9 who were cleared of charges yesterday. don't release mug shots and i pressed a couple of sources and why is this the case, and i've covered capitol hill for decades now, always been the policy, why don't you just release the names of those who you arrested and they said well, guess what, we work for members of congress and they may not want their names out there. they are essentially our bosses, so those names will not be released. back to you. >> gillian: chad pergram from capitol hill, thanks so much. john. >> joh

alexandria ocasio-cortez now.alling her out for being what they call tone deaf in a complaint. aoc said in an instagram post said her six figure salary isn't enough because lawmakers are required to have homes in both washington, d.c. and the state they live in and represent that the money doesn't cut it. and you say what, jason? >> i say certainly the timing is not ideal. she is not wrong. believe me, i hate having to agree with aoc but i think when you are requiring someone to have two residences particularly in high-cost neighborhoods you are self-limiting the type of person who might want to run for congress. aoc did and she is a horrible example. there are a lot of really good people who can't afford to run because they can't afford to be lawmakers. we don't like it when lawmakers somehow get rich while they are in office. maybe because they are taking certain kinds of votes that might have been influenced by people who can make them wealthy down the line. maybe we should have a conversation about stipends fo

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, the real speaker of the house, congresswoman omar caught on camera pretending to be handcuffed attending a pro-abortion protest at the supreme court. you can't make it up, full coverage of the very, very heroic stance that left them suffering in police custody for about 3 minutes. i'm sure the police can expect a lawsuit. also tonight, a "hannity" investigation into new york city's pathetic failures or protecting innocent, law-abiding people. and we have an update on the bodega worker that was charged with second-degree murder. also texas congresswoman florez, newly elected as you know, will join us to respond to numerous races, repeated racist smears against her, all coming from a woke democrat. but first, over the past 18 months, you might have noticed that joe biden and the climate cult alarmists who control him sometimes pretend they have compassion, they feel your pain. in reality they want you to feel pain. they wanted. joe promised, he's delivering. they want you to pay more at the pump, they want your energy bills to be higher, they will hot

we saw in the senate that senator cortez masto and her colleagues were trying to get the unanimous consent to take up one of the bills that the house had passed related to protecting rights for interstate travel. to make sure that women have the opportunity to cross state lines to receive abortion services and reproductive health services. that was blocked. we have also seen the women's health protection act, the legislation that would largely codify the old leroe versus wade decision. ththat has not advanced in the senate. it's not clear frankly whether or not chuck schumer at the senate democrats will take another sort of bite at the apple. they're trying to pass it but quite frankly those are largely questions for voters in just a couple of months here and through the primaries and into november in terms of whether or not they want to elect a larger and sort of pro-choice abortion-rights favoring majority in the asenate or whether they want to go in another direction that's where this is going to go . >> we saw the president overseas talking about this becoming a campaign issue. you sai

alexandria ocasio-cortez responded to the criticism in an instagram. >> republicans favorite hobby is conspiracy issues out of everything to keep you talking about what is important. the fact they're trying to take away your right to bodily autonomy. if i was faking that why would i intentionally fist pump somebody. so silly. >> bill: power panel, lisa boothe and leslie marshall are fox news contributors. >> it is too good. too good. the jesse smollett of congress. a word to the wise if you fake being handcuffed don't put your fist in the air and it gives it away. i'm surprise evidence she hasn't put out a statement about police brutality after gently being escorted a few feet away by the police. all the squad are a bunch of posers. someone who says she is a socialist. tax the rich designer dress that is $35,000 to the met gala and parks her $60,000 tesla and you have corey bush who wants to defund the police for everyone else and spends $70,000 on her own private security in three months. they are a punch of poseers and hypocrites. >> harris: leslie, your reaction. >> yesterday trey