cory didrikson. >> cory and i went to high school together. we didn't run in the same crowd, we had some music mutual friends we did not day and i. school >> back then curtis was more focused on football and dating. it was not until he went off to the university of illinois, roughly 200 miles away, and became a star athlete, that he truly noticed a girl from back home for the first time. it was during college break. the former classmates bumped and each other in quincy, and quickly became an item. cory wasted no time spreading her good news. >> i'll never forget the, day i was playing tennis with a friend of mine, inquiry came over, and met us, and that's when she told us. that kurt was it. >> she went to high school with the new couple >> surprised? >> not really. they seemed a great fit together. and she was very much smitten. >> it wasn't long before corey was also telling her mother, she found the one. >> she comes home, and were sitting there, and she said i've met the man i'm going to marry, whoa. >> and she kept her promise. in 1991, ju

american cory juneau, vincent matheron, steven piniero. 22-year-old cory juneau of san diego, californiafirst to drop in in the final. the first of three runs. juneau in his last run of the heat got into this eighth and final spot. cory juneau is a skater's favorite. he has such a casual style. he makes the things look so easy. he slows through the bowl like water. look at that front side flip! we saw him fall on that in qualifiers. here he sticks it in the finals. that is a good sign of things to come for cory juneau. >> number two ranked skater in the world, the american fighting to get in the finals. does that. what does he have on run number one with five seconds to go here? >> that run had it all, todd. >> big air, the 540s, and signature cory juneau, super tech lip trick and the massive no-grab front side flip. straight out of the gate it will be a huge score. look at the height on that back side grab. 540. he was struggling on that trick all week in practice, and he has just been nailing it here where it counts. signature cory juneau front side nosegrind. look at this. back nose b

it comes in the form of cori bush.t week, one cori bush said, and i want to make sure i get this right. we need to defund your police while she will spend whatever it costs to protect herself while she quote, unquote, does the work. jillian: i guess we're more than a year into this whole conversation of he defunding the police and i'm not quite sure what those who are still calling to defund the police see that maybe the rest of us don't see, that this isn't necessarily a good thing when you have fewer officers on the street, when you have officers on the street who feel so scrutinized that some of them say they have a hard time even being able to perform their daily duties because when you have even an ounce of doubt in your head, that's going to mess up the job that you do on the street as an officer. the second you hesitate, that changes the game. so i guess i'm just looking for more facts as to how defunding the police is possibly going to be a good thing in our communities, because you've seen polls out there, peo

cori bush is stupid. why? when you demonize the police, it leads to a rampant increase in violent crime. we have endangered the black community by waging this rhetorical war against the cops. homicides are up 50% right now, which is insane. the only upside to the video is if you listen close, you can hear republican strategists high-fiving in the background, because they are like "we've got a three day weekend. the ads are done." >> kayleigh: we have heard the press secretary say "it's okay if cori bush wants to say this, it's okay if she wants to promote defunding the police. if you are so adamant that we don't want to defund the police, why would you say "i condemn what members of my party are saying?" >> julie: i think democrats reps are celebrating, i agree with jimmy. for her to talk about how she needs $70,000 for security, and that she's willing to pay $200,000 or $10 -- i don't know where the heck -- it was confusing. she needs to take a breath and sit down and relax. these comments are, frankly, detri

it starts today with cori bush. was the individual who basically said we need to defund your police, keeping in mind that a situation like this becomes easier when you defund police, there's fewer cops on the streets, cops have less protection and it's them versus the world with an emboldened public. two, she will spend whatever it costs to protect herself while she, quote, unquote, does the work. remember this? >> i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet right now. i have private security because they, the white supremacists, racist narrative that they drive into this country, so suck it up and defunding the police has to happen. jillian: we spent a lot of time talking to chicago alderman anthony napolitano, we talked to him i feel like sometimes always weekly. he's based in chicago. knows what's going on in the streets there. we had him on in the last hour. i asked him if you were to have a sit down, face-to-face conversation with cori bush in light of the remarks that you heard. what

cori bush calling to slash the budgets of law enforcement.te house on the defensive. >> there may be some in the democratic party, including congresswoman bush who disagree with him. that's okay. i would say the majority of democrats, we've seen this in polling and the majority of members also agree that we should not defund the police. >> since the white house had to reiterate that president biden opposes defunding the police, the gop says democrats aren't consistent. >> we saw jen psaki and joe biden say they aren't the party of defund the police and make sure voters understand that's not true. they have prominent members of their caucus every week coming out and saying i want to defund the police. we need to defund the police. >> the fracture in the party is in trouble for democrats. democrats way down ahead of the mid-terms. >> nothing is as important as the candidate herself or himself, of himself putting their own authenticity out there. i'm very confident that we will win the house. >> moderate democrats from battleground districts imp

i applaud cori bush and her bill of rights for unhoused peoe.rmally unhoused people for the solutions and follow her lead. amy: we hope that you will both stay by. dr. rupa marya and raj patel, co-authors of "inflamed: deep medicine and the anatomy of injustice." when we come back, we will go to the u.s. capitol steps to speak with congress member cori bush, where she and others have been sleeping outside on the steps since friday night to protest the house adjourning without passing another extension of the eviction moratorium for renters. this is the democrat-controlled house. stay with us. ♪♪ [music brea amy: "i don't want to get arrested" by rupa and the april fishes, whose music was described by the legendary gil scott-heron as "liberation music.” yes, that is the guest we just spoke with dr. rupa marya. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we now turn to congressmember cori bush, who represents missouri's first congressional district and has been sleeping on the steps of the u.s. capitol sinc

the cori bushes and the aocs of the world.are making it easier for america to make a decision about the future of our country. do we want to let these people run things? because they are actually running the show. or do we want responsible adults who honor the rule of law and the sense of equality for justice. jesse: i don't have private security and i can guarantee i get more death threats than cori bush gets. i am sure you had some in your day. >> i have had a few. but you deserve yours. jesse: you are right. i do deserve every little bit of it. thank you, governor. we appreciate it. creepy cuomo blaming his i tall yab heritage -- his italian heritage for the sexual assault allegations. [♪♪♪] [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. the other issue.

we want i don't have any private security, i guarantee i get more death threats than cory bush. should see the threats i get. not pretty, i'm sure you've got to in your days as well. >> i've had those but the thing is, you deserve yours, jesse. that's the difference. jesse: you are right, i do deserve every little bit of it. thank you, we appreciate it. creepy cuomo blaming his italian heritage for all of these sexual harassment allegations. italians are very happy about it. ♪♪ jesse: new york governor andrew cuomo accused of being a serial sexual harasser. his defense? i'm italian. he's accused of kissing women on the lips, groping their butts, asking women to play skip poker and asking a state trooper if she could set him up with a girlfriend who could quote handle pain. despite calls for him to resign, he says none of this is his fault. it's either a lie or just a misunderstanding. he claims he's italian. this is how he was brought up to show affection. >> i learned from my mother and from my father. it's meant to convey warmth. nothing more. i do kiss people on the forehead,

we want i don't have any private security, i guarantee i get more death threats than cory bush. should see the threats i get. not pretty, i'm sure you've got to in your days as well. >> i've had those but the thing is, you deserve yours, jesse. that's the difference. jesse: you are right, i do deserve every little bit of it. thank you, we appreciate it. creepy cuomo blaming his italian heritage for all of these sexual harassment allegations. italians are very happy about it. ♪♪ i now understand there are generational cultural perspectives that i hadn't fully appreciated. i have learned from this. jesse: does not defense hold any water? let's ask comedian joe piscopo. all right, are you buying this ethnic defense? >> you know what this means? what are you doing? forget about it. forget about. you get the finger in the mouth and yes we have an array of hand language we are very compassionate are embrace for people and we do is people on the cheek and everything and by the way, the caveat, he brought the statue to new york,. >> don't blame us. andrew, don't blame us. what are you l

democrat cori bush doubles down on defunding the police. to congress in 2020, i was elected to congress, and we are still fighting this same fight. we're still fighting to save black lives. when we are adding more money to the police, but we're still dying. >> congresswoman -- todd: windy city ownership edge 66 people shot. 10 fatally including officer ella french. she joined the department in april of 2018. another officer in that incident fighting for his life right now after a shootout during what was supposed to have been a routine traffic stop. both french and the injured officer members of a citywide community safety team that responds to crime hot spots french's brother telling the tribune sister epitome of a good samaritan. as much as i was there for her she was there for me. i'm proud of her. god took the wrong kid. my sister was a wonderful person in all ways. a gun was recovered at the scene. all three suspects are in custody. no charges failed yet. detectives still looking at body cam footage. back to you. steve: all right. tom,

we have another sound bite of cori bush.ate security, because my body is worth being on this planet right now. i have private security, because they, the white supremacists, racist narrative, but they havee into this country, the fact that they don't care that this black woman that has put her life on the line, they can't match my energy, first of all. this black woman who puts her life on the line, they don't care that i could be taken out of here. they probably are okay with that that, but this is the thing: i won't let them get that off. >> kayleigh: shannon, you know who else is lives matter? the babies who come across the country, have been victims of these crime waves, to. these children's lives matter. they depend on having police in their neighborhoods. this is a totally blinded politician. >> shannon: we know members of congress are under all kinds of different threats. we all agree that they should be protected 24/7. u.s. capitol police do a great job. if they fail many private security, it's a luxury most people d

>> so governor cuomo will take a page from cori bush.d things come to those that wait. u.s.a. men's basketball beats france, claims gold in tokyo. >> bret: there we go. trey? >> democrats accuse cori bush of secretly working to make sure kevin mccarthy is the next speaker of the house. >> bret: all right, guys. we'll see you tomorrow on "special report." we'll follow the senate as they get closer to vote on the first infrastructure deal in years. thanks for inviting into us into your home. fair, balanced and unafraid. fox news prime time is hosted by ben. good evening. >> good evening. welcome to "fox news prime time." if you are wide awake, you understand that the authoritarian left is using the pandemic to a chief as many ends as they can imagine. weakening the family, restricting faith and undermining community that they may rule over us as they see fit, this is rahm emanuel's latest victim, never let a crisis go to waste. you

we want i don't have any private security, i guarantee i get more death threats than cory bush. should see the threats i get. not pretty, i'm sure you've got to in your days as well. >> i've had those but the thing is, you deserve yours, jesse. that's the difference. jesse: you are right, i do deserve every little bit of it. thank you, we appreciate it. creepy cuomo blaming his italian heritage for all of these sexual harassment allegations. italians are very happy about it. ♪♪ usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshness and softness you never forget. feel the difference with downy. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you.

no big deal appeared who is this congresswoman cori bush?he now yields so much power, it's only fair to ask. she wrote the prominence in the smoldering ruins of the ferguson, missouri riot. though the entire rest was on hands up, don't shoot lives, she continues to call it her formative movement. >> we decided we are not going to wait any longer for change, you do not understand what happened. what was happening right her in st. louis, missouri. in ferguson, if you did not understand, we are about to show you. >> laura: since that time she has accused the u.s. of being systemically racist. >> the federal government must account for its ongoing role in perpetuating, supporting, and upholding white supremacy. >> laura: very positive. she has revealed she does not believe in gender. >> i am committed to doing the absolute most to protect black mothers, to protect black babies, to protect black birthing people, and to save lives. >> laura: that disqualifies her going forward. and she claims january 6th was an inside job. >> when you have people

it's absurd to hear a lunatic like cori bush say that. these are people who are in charge our government. she has power and she is saying i get guards, you don't because i'm a really important person. i hope there will be a political cost to this. but unfortunately she'll probably get elected again. i want to thank cori bush to give us a perfect 30-second attack ad for the 2022 election. katie: this is pervasive among city councils. we saw this in minnesota, then used taxpayer money for their own private security. there are real life and death consequences. and we have seen a significant rise in violent crime. >> there are some elected leaders trying to go back and refund their police departments. but it's not even enough to refund your police departments. you have to stop with the demoralization of police officers. you have to give them the resources and the respect they deserve so recruitment can go up and retirement go down. they have got a whole lot of cleaning up to do if they want to get away from the narrative. i want the american

cori bush, first of all, amazing. i'm interrupting what we could have, which is just more cori bush clips. but you know, there's maia wiley here in new york. they say they don't want to defund police. they actually -- there are some on the left to say no, no. we need to cut police budgets. maia wiley happen to live in a $300 mansion that pays for security in her neighborhood. i'm going to be a hypocrite, i think she would be a barrel of laughs to hang out with. >> i agree. i would hang out with her and i feel like i would leave loving myself so deeply. but i am confused, just because she is a self-described loud and proud democratic socialist, right? but you know, removing government funding for police and having citizens fund their own private security is a anarchical capitalist position. that is literally the anarchical capitalist model for law enforcement. so i'm confused by that. i'm confused, as a democratic socialist, how are you having -- apparently a anarchical capitalist lifestyle? >> i'm also confused, is sh

. >> i'll speak to the leader of the protest, congresswoman cori bush, ahead. >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is in rewind. for the first time since february, the u.s. is averaging more than 100,000 new covid cases per day. hospitalizations and deaths are also once again on the rise. almost exclusively among the unvaccinated. president biden this week flashed new levels of frustration, rebuking republican governors for standing in the way of vaccine and mask requirements. >> if some governors aren't willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic, they should allow businesses and universities who want to do the right thing to be able to do it. i say to these governors, please help. if you're not going to help, at least get out of the way. >> all this, as the senate inches closer to passing the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal. the bill cleared a key procedural hurdle yesterday, but its dash across the finish line was stalled by, no surprise, a partisan stalemate. senators are confident the deal will pass. when? that rema

watch cori bush of missouri wednesday on cbs.attempts on my life. i have too much work to do. there are too many people that need help right now for me to allow that so if i end up spending 200,000, if i spend 10 more dollars on it, you know what? i get to be here to do the work. so suck it up and defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police and put that money into social safety nets because we are trying to save lives. steve: so, colonel, there you have got one of the most prominent freshman voices in congress cori bush from missouri saying defund the police. how big a gift is that for republicans? >> well, it's a huge gift. but the thing we also should understand representative cori bush is the person who led a violent marches in st. louis that resulted in the life of david dorn being lost. and also this past week we saw patty and mark mccloskey being pardoned for the charges brought against them. it was cori bush who was leading the marches against patty and mark mccloskey there at their homes not once but

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cori bush is inciting violence for police officers to be murdered.you go back to look at her constituency and in her district, how many black people were shot unarmed? the last time wasn't dominic 2020 and before that it was 2015. so what black and brown bodies she out protecting? she should be protected by private security upwards of $100,000 or more. she does not care about the people she serves. they are getting slaughtered by other individuals in the community that are committing violence. police are not there to support them. she should be ashamed of yourself and i wish that she could be here to counter being. >> shannon: when you say she is inciting violence against officers, what are you pointing? >> when you talk about defunding the police, when you spew rhetoric hating the police and claiming that they are killing black and brown people on a day-to-day basis as if they were the client, you are inciting this emotion inside of young people that makes them more violent. when you get pulled over on a traffic stop and you are thinking that the pe

friday night, three members of congress, cori bush of missouri, ayanna pressley of massachusetts and ilhan omar of minnesota camped outside the u.s. capitol with others to demand action. congressmember ilhan omar joins us now. she has just published the paperback version of her memoir. it's titled, "this is what america looks like: my journey from refugee to congresswoman." it tells the story of how she became the first somali-american and one of the first two muslim women elected to congress. representative ilhan omar, welcome back to democracy now. your book is called "this is what america looks like." that picture of you on the steps of the capital with two other congress women of color demanding that millions of people not be thrown out of their homes, demanding of your own colleagues in the biden administration. congratulations on the release of your paperback. talk about why you stayed out

congresswoman cori bush was recently on our podcast. i can't recommend it enough. not just that -- she -- this is kind of authentic to her, right? cori bush sleeping out in the streets. she is not so distant from a person who didn't have shelter. so to her this is real. the concept of electk people who have had the experience of real people is find of amazing. >> yes. and she is really one of a kind. well, one of a small group up in that capitol that have the life

and cory bush, there's a stephanie murphy and a conner lam who managed to be democrats and win in a swing district. and when you have the progressive wing of the party attacking the establishment wing of the party, you end up doing the bidding of republicans. this administration has managed to get a $1.9 trillion stimulus passed, 165 million americans vaccinated and child credit that has been transformational. so have we gotten everything we wanted done? no. but we've gotten so much done.

in trouble once, were told don't do it again and they did so i don't know which part is unfair. >> coryems to be the epitome of rules, she defended her years of private security fist pump, but take a look. >> onward to make sure i have the freedoms i know i've had and i have too much work to do. >> i guess cory bush things are work and life is more important than maybe for citizens who rely on police to protect them. >> obviously she is more important than all of us. she's clearly a revolutionary change in the country with this all unconstitutional push in favor of extending the moratorium on evictions and the like she's received the level of media attention she's received, obviously she someone better than you in every circumstance and therefore is deserving of private protection and the record we are left to the party is delete and protect. we want one that's just not too much of a priority and i think you need to check your privilege as a citizen, joey if you think are the rice. >> that's why i believe in the second amendment. i want to show the irony, she is pretty offensive and get

president biden faced massive public ocry led by congresswoman cori bush. moratorium covers parts of the united states where there is higher substantial spread of the coronavirus. the evicti moratorium expired on saturday after democratic lawmakers failed to pass a bill. on friday night, cori bush who was once on housed herself -- unhoused herself began camping out in front of the capitol. in a tweet, friday night i came to the capital with my chair and refused to accept congress would leave for vacation when people are facing eviction. we have been demanding the government asked to save lives today and our protest moved mountains. bush responded to the temporary moratorium restriction. >> i am elated and overwhelmed. the thought that millions of people will not be forced out on the street. amy: meanwhile, rashida tlaib is calling on house democrats. they donated $1 million to the house majority pac just weeks before they failed to extend the eviction moratorium. the staff writer, the democrat eviction moratorium failure is unforgivable. can you talk about

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you have cori bush bringing it back.22 the republicans will use it again and again and again. >> look, there's a delineation and distinction here. for a very long time, there's a strong call for accountability, transparency and oversight when it comes to policing in this country. nobody wants to see bad policing. nobody wants to see officers like derrick chauvin on their police force. even police officers don't want to see people like him. with that being said, we have to ensure that we operate in a world that everybody is given the same amount of public safety. whether you live in the suburbs or in the inner city of this country, public safety has to be a value that all americans believe in. you can't -- that's not mutually exclusive. that's the most important thing when we have this conversation. public safety doesn't mean you only get there via the lane of policing, which is what you hear from the right. the only way we get public safety is hiring more cops. that's not the answer. >> trace: katie, 15 seconds to respon

cori bush who has said she herself had been homeless in the past and now is a member of congress. you. >>> simone biles capturing the bronze medal in her return to the competition on tuesday saying it meant more to her than all of her golds to help her teammates win the silver and concentrate on her well-being, shining a light on mental health issues for athletes. today's hoda kotb sat down with biles. >> i don't know how to articulate how proud i am of you, but i am overflowing with pride. how do you feel? >> it's so crazy. i am happy to get back out there and do one more routine. >> take your brain out of it. >> i am proud of myself for pushing through and the dismount that i haven't done in years, that's all i wanted. i wasn't expecting to walk away with a medal, and i want to go out and do it for myself and i did. >> did you think about not doing it. >> in the beginning when i was in the dismount and i was, like, yes, and then i think i can do it and i feel good and i know i have a good beam set and i felt fairly confident. >> can you explain what the pressure feels like? >> i

cory bush's position seems to be that she is more important than everyone else.ust let them eat cake, it's let them eat lead. >> absolutely. officer alley french one to make a difference in her community signed up for a dangerous job in one of the most dangerous cities in the entire world and woke up that day to do her job to try and help and she got a call that ended her life and there are dozens of other officers around the country who have suffered their own fate and you have the mayor making statements and people like cory bush who have implemented this leftist ideology at the mayor level, at the prosecution level and criminals are in charge and it doesn't seem like they're doing anything to make sure that this doesn't keep happening. and, you know, cori bush keeps arguing she wants more social workers to be involved. well, call a social worker to deal with a dangerous situation where someone will respond to a traffic stop with lethal force and there are police officers every day who get up to serve their communities to make a difference. they don't go home.

a group of lawmakers, led by representative cori bush of missouri, began camping on the steps of theitol to pressure the biden administration to take action. first, we turn to a tenant in kansas city who is on the verge of losing his home. his name is aqui greadington. he spoke to democracy now! last week. >> my landlor, essentially just one month behind on rent, i came home one evening to a three-date eviction notice on my door, which i later found out was not really the process for h evictions go. my landlord was trying to intimidate me or harass me. not only was there the three-day eviction notice on my door, but there was also notice of nonrenewal. so my lease ends september 30, so whether i get the funds are not, i sll have to be out of here. i ended up behind, not only with rent but utilities -- i mean rely just because of life in general, justhrough mental health surrounding the pandemic. i struggle with depression and anxiety, as it is. that, on top of a lot of the racial trauma we have been enduring, as well as a lot of the misinformation and just the way people are treating

host: missouri democratic cori bush in her interview with "the hill" newspaper. we are asking you, should the federal eviction moratorium be reinstated? stephen and massachusetts on that line for those facing eviction. . caller: good morning. how are you. this moratorium, i do not think it has anything to do with me, but i caught between a rock and a hard place. i am being evicted. they have been trying to evict me for the last year and a half. i have lived here for eight years and paid my rent every single time. but the problem, i think, is because the landlords now, because of the moratorium and because everyone is being evicted, is they want their money back. so when i go look for an apartment, i pay $1000 a month and i'm on social security disability, the rents now in my area are $1500 to $1600 for a one-bedroom. and for a room, they want $1100 a month. i only do about $1400 a month. i understand the moratorium has nothing to do with me, but what does someone like me do? host: would you move out of your area and try to find a cheaper area to live in? you are

congresswoman cori bush.he's a great person. you can find it wherever you get your podcasts. that's all in on the rent -- monday night. monday night good evening, ali.al >> it's not just that -- she -- this is kind of authentic to her, right? cori bush sleeping out in the ti streets. she is not so distant from a di person who didn't have shelter. >> correct. >> so to her this is real. >> yes. >> so the concept of electing people who have had the experience of real people is kind of amazing.pe >> yes. and she is really one of a kind. well, one of a small group up in that capitol that have the lifer experience she has. l also, we've got to get that money out from the states.et it's driving me insane. people are getting kicked out. anyway. >> have a great evening. thank you. >>th

and what does it mean that cori bush, one democrat, a progressive democrat, can pressure officials in this way? leigh ann: the white house and democratic leadership really dropped the ball on this issue, did not bring it up until one to three days before the eviction moratorium was set to expire. now, the house of representatives, democratic leadership, tried to get the votes to pass something in the house on that friday before they adjourned for seven weeks. it didn't happen. so cori bush started this impromptu ptest on the capitol steps and that raised national awareness to the issue, put a lot ofressure on speaker pelosi who in turn put her pressure on president biden to do something. so it was a really rare but very effective moment of activism and protest at the capitol that moved policy and while it took three days since t eviction moratorium ended, it's actually moving very quickly for washington speed that they did so immediately. yamiche: lisa, the jobs report came out today. there is in some ways strong numbers there but there are also americans struggling. could you connect

look how they framed the move, with a woman who had fallen behind on her rent and congratulating cori> how does it feel to hear the news about the moratorium tonight, thanks to you? >> i am so -- i'm elated and i'm overwhelmed. >> biden is so terrified apparently of the -- i like to call them the capital camping crazies, like cori bush, that he's just defying the court. howie: why has there been so little interest in this aspect, president biden defying a supreme court ruling when he said it's probably unconstitutional for him to extend the eviction ban. >> it's insulting on its face. so much of what the media did in presenting joe biden to the american people in the last presidential election was presenting him as a return to normalcy, return to respecting the norms of politician and this is totally flouting those norms, signing something into law with the admission that you acknowledge this act is not just unlawful but is in all respects unconstitutional, is the opposite of norms. it's the opposite of he respecting these types of guardrails for our politics. it's incredibly damaging

that is nothing compared to the bill that cori bush of missouri hass racked up.his year, cori bush spent nearly $70,000 in campaign funds for her own personal police force. and at the same time she was surrounded by armed bodyguards that donors were paying for, she was calling for you to lose your police protection. she was asked on wednesday how exactly this works, and as you watch this tape, imagine the reaction of the chinese in beijing as they watch this. jaws open thinking "this is who runs the united states? we are in good shape." ladies and gentlemen, cori bush. >> i'm going to make sure i have security because i know i have had attempt on my life and i have too much work to do, too many people thatan need help for me to allow that. end up spending $200,000, if i spent ten more dollars on it you know what,t, i get to be hee to do the work, so suck it up and defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police and put that money into social safety nets because we are trying to save lives. >> tucker: i'm going to make sure i have security, so suc

i always say, thank you for what you are doing, thank you maxine, thank you cori. we can only do so much from a maneuvering standpoint in congress. the outside mobilization and expansion of the message is essential. it was very clear the senate was not going to take any action. we needed presidential moratorium. thank you, mr. president. now our members in the district are shining a bright light of transparency on whatever entities there are to release the funds and let people know how to reach out for the funds. what we are hearing are some people don't know they are eligible. as with most benefits you have to do outreach. we would have $46 billion allocated to this and only $3 billion spent. some has picked up the pace in the last week, but that is what we have prepared numbers four and they are tasked to do -- prepared members for, and they are tasked to do, and they are having some success because of the public visibility. members are there to get the money out. senate members will be back as we have legislation to act upon coming over from the senate. you watc

army combat veteran and florida congressional candidate cory mills. his punch lines are harder to find than people willing to work. writer and comedian joe devito. you probably wrote that. the only things more worn out than his clothes are his one-liners. michael loftus. she's like a shovel: skinny, sharp, and caked with dirt. fox news contributor kat timpf. happy monday, everyone. all right, corey, you're a veteran. i'm willing to bet that you thought the exit from afghanistan probably could have gone better. >> yeah, to say the least. here's the bottom line. we had an actual plan that was based around a condition based agreement that was put in under the trump administration. this goes even beyond that the one we start looking at the ideas we thought nation-building was a good idea, that was never the actual intent of the u.s. military. our intent was to go there in eliminate the terrorist that were responsible for the 9/11 attacks. that was the reason. then it kept going where it was political football. every president wanted to put their rubber st

you spoke with one of the members of congress who is leading in this protest, cori bush.she tell you? >> reporter: well, look, cori bush has been out here all weekend on and off and trying to raise awareness that the eviction moratorium expiring is a crisis for maniles of americans. nancy pelosi believes it is the white house and the administration's responsibility to take action next. but cori bush said she doesn't care who is ultimately responsible, she thinks the house needs to act. on friday, nancy pelosi tries to ensure that democrats have the votes necessary in order to pass this but they just never got there. they brought a bill to the floor trying to get unanimous consent but it was blocked. speaker pelosi argued that it is republicans blocking but this but don't have the democratic votes. here is what cori bush said when i asked her what should come next. >> we're working to make sure that people know that the house, that the democratic house is standing up for them. we cannot have the majority and put 7 to 11 million people on the street. so let's get it down. b

in the way i see it is when cori bush said wait a minute i know with this is like, she spoke from thed she rallied people all across this nation. she said this is an important moment. people started pushing back and set in the middle of a pandemic, we're not gonna throw families out on the street, we're not gonna tell people to get out and couch surf and double up with relatives. it's the wrong thing to do. we're gonna take a little more time and spend the money that congress has already allocated to protect the landlords and protect the tenants. i think we saw happen is power to the people on this one. >> okay, so what you said is so important, i want to hammer this on. i have got an email, of thoughtful email from a viewer last night who is a landlord, and said look, i don't want to put anyone out on the street in a pandemic, actually think that they should renew the moratorium, but, it's untenable situation, there are a lot of landlords that are extremely wealthy and can manage it, but for some of them they can't. i wrote back i said yes, you're in luck, this is the craziest thing

congresswoman cori bush is saying that they were nonviolent.s toy human to your wife, very specific threats? >> they threatened to kill us. they threaten to rape my wife. they threatened to kill our dog. threaten to take and burn our house. they threatened everything you can imagine. they said your business is gone. rywe are talking hundreds of people. all screaming every kind of violence you could possibly imagine. this is the same crowd that had burned downtown st. louis, shot four policevi officers that nig, killed a retired police captain, david dorn. in the month between when they stormed st. louis when they stormed my house they shot a total of ninee police officers n st. louis and i'm supposed to believe they are nonviolent? >> sean: i would say that's not the definition of nonviolence. you're running for the u.s. senate.. tell us about it. >> i sure am. that was kind of an awakening. as i said before, god came knocking on my door disguised as an angry mob. the most important thing was that after that i went to work withis the trump camp

congresswoman cori bush a blm support are -- supporter knows biden is weak. she demanded biden get in line and he did. >> we know how to put our bodies on the line like this. ferguson and st. louis taught me that. stand up. presence makes all the difference. it doesn't matter what you are faced with. rubber bullets or real bullets or white supremacy. there were dogs and tear gas that we were fighting against trying to save black lives. here it was structures. >> laura: what structures does she want to break through without legislative authority? what happens when aoc and cori bush tell biden that workers can never be fired? is that the structure? the businesses of all sizes must play for employee healthcare and no students have to pay back student loans? one would think that our reporters, anyone with even an iota of a sense of fairness would have tough questions for biden and the democrats. how could the cdc even have the authority to it make landlords go broke? why didn't congress raise this issue on the floor and try to do it the old-fashioned way, pass le