thank you and i yield back. >> the john mack from ohio -- amy: after cori bush' remarks, some republicansed. congressmember bush has said her first resolution in congress will be to "call for the expulsion of the republican members of congress who incited this domestic terror attack on the capitol." as trump was impeached wednesday, more of his supporters who took part in last week's attack were arrested, including current police officers. in queens, new york, the fbi arrested eduard florea, a leader of the far-right proud boys group, for allegedly plotting another attack on the u.s. capitol. the fbi also confirmed the arrest of douglas allen sweet in virginia, who was photographed with the mob in the capitol wearing a shirt that read "camp auschwitz" in reference to the nazi death camp. in virginia, two police officers from the town of rocky mount were arrested after they boasted online about joining the insurrection. one is an army veteran and trained sniper. ana houston police officer was placed on administrative leave and will likely face felony charges after he was filmed joining rio

we were just talking with congresswoman cori bush having to go to work in fear. not because she's afraid of this one individual person, but the movement that this fellow congress person represents is hateful toward black people, hateful towards black lives matter and fixated on it. from your point of view, where are we in this country? >> it feels like we're stuck in a ground hog day of racial oppression in this country. every now and then the ground hog pops his head back up and never having truly gone away. there is hard to find a period where this hatefulness doesn't resurrect itself, where white supremacy doesn't react violently to change. this is a fixture of american society and we keep -- not we, the people keep trying to make an excuse for it, blame it on something else saying that now, you know, there's an economic anxiety or now, you know, there's anxiety about displacement at the ballot boxes. white supremacy -- >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt you. go on. >> i was done. >> well, i want to show you -- let me show you this picture. this is one o

it is here now >> reporter: friday taylor greene released this video to claim missouri democrat cori bush instigated their verbal clash after bush called for taylor greene's expulsion from congress and requested permission to move her offices away from taylor greene. >> what i cannot do is continue to look over my shoulder wondering if a white supremacist in congress by the name of marjorie taylor greene, or anyone else, because there are others, that they're doing something or conspireing against us. >> reporter: taylor greene's campaign released a message to the mob, declaring every smear strengthens my base of support. i will never back down. i will never give up. friday the white house dismissed a question about taylor greene. >> we don't want to elevate conspiracy theories further in the briefing room. >> reporter: under pressure over taylor greene's conduct, republican leader kevin mccarthy is suspected to meet with her next week but his influence over the congresswoman is unclear. and that's a big question, what can kevin mccarthy do, what is he willing to do politically? typically

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. >>> also, new reaction from democrat congresswoman cori bush, on why she is moving her office away from greene. and the mask altercation in the capitol building that led to that decision. >>> body-camera footage showing how a rioter died in a pro-trump stampede mob as it surged against police. >>> new images of the suspect who planted two pipe bombs near the capitol. what we're learning here about the timeline, and why the suspect's distinctive footwear is of particular interest. >>> as we said, good morning, everybody. it is saturday, january 30th. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lindsey reiser. good morning to you. we have a team of analysts and reporters following the latest for you right now. let's go to nbc's amanda goldman in northwest georgia. talking with voters there in congresswoman greene's district. also, on capitol hill with new reaction from lawmakers. >> mariana, bring us up to speed on the firestorm that is surrounding this representative from georgia. she is out with a new statement. what is she saying? >> hey, kendis. that's right. congresswoman marjorie taylor gree

>> i support both representatives cory bush and tom malinowski for their efforts. incitement to insurrection is a federal crime. so anyone who incites insurrection should be charged and prosecuted. no one is above the law. i hope federal prosecutors and the fbi are looking at what some of these republican members of congress did to have january 6th happen. >> punch bowl is reporting that some house democrats are planning to blackball republicans who were involved in efforts to commit sedition or inciting the riot, refusing to co-sponsor bills with them, freeze out lobbyists contacted to them. is that appropriate, do you think? >> so, again, i think there should be an investigation of what some members of congress did. and, depending on what they did, if they incited insurrection, they should be prosecuted. my general view is if i'm working, let's say, on an infrastructure bill, i welcome anyone who wants to support an infrastructure bill. i'm not going to prevent members, regardless of what party they're in, from supporting or co-sponsoring good bill. >> when you s

one of them is cori bush. the black lives matter movement had a big turnout on -- cori bush is one of those. we spoke to her about her background, and her decision to run for congress. here's what she had to say. >> i never had a desire to run for public office. i would say, i would never run. 18, i wouldround say i've never running for office. person -- sow this much corruption and greed. murdered,el brown was i was working as a nurse. -- thehe director of nursing manager of a mental health clinic. i was also pastoring at the time. i could take my skills to the street. i went to the streets as a medic, i went to the streets as a clergy. --o regular people livelihoods on the line. lives on the line. but i did not see enough of, representatives standing up for those areas. many of them weren't. it was photo ops for some. i realized, when someone asked me to run for office, i said no at first. but then i realize this is the only way to get change we are seeking. the people out here on the ground, risking themsel

cori bush had one solution, which is to kick them all out. she joins me now. congresswoman, tell me about your proposal. >> you know, it's a now proposal. you know, i just introduced my first resolution. this is house resolution 25 that is in place to hold our republican colleagues accountable. you know, our republican colleagues chose to do the work, to try to overturn the 2020 election. and on top of that, incite this insurrection that happened on january the 6th. there is no way that we can sit back and allow that to happen and just say, oh, but those are our colleagues, you know, we shouldn't do anything, let's just work on donald trump. uh-uh-uh-uh. donald trump is not the only problem. we have to work on getting donald trump out, but we cannot allow his minions, we cannot allow his friends, we cannot allow his cousins to stay in place. those doing his bidding have to go as well. you want to abide by the constitution, if you want to abide by your sworn oath, it's time for you to go. >> i suppose the argument on the other side of this, not necessarily one

amy: that is mers or congress member cori bush. i'm wondering, commerce member khanna, if you're demanding the resignation for ted cruz and josh hawley, blaming them for helping instigate the violent mob of trump supporters that stormed the capitol. cruz and hawley were at the forefront of efforts objecting the certification of electoral votes for president elect joe biden. congressmembers alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted yesterday -- "senator cruz you must accept responsibility for how your craven, self-serving actions contributed to the deaths of four people yesterday. and how you fundraised off this riot. both you and senator hawley must resign. if you do not, the senate should move for your expulsion." meanwhile, publishing company simon & schuster said thursday it would cancel the publication of an upcoming book by senator hawley. and senator hawley's home newspaper has said he has blood on his hands. even after everything happened, holly insisted on continuing to object to the accounts in pennsylvania, for example. your respo

>> reporter: lindsey it all started yesterday, as you mentioned, when congresswoman cori bush accused congresswoman marjorie taylor greene for attacking her. she said she berated her after bush actually approached her, asked her to wear a mask. it's been a demand that many democrats have been asking from their republican counterparts, and it was greene as well as her staff who ended up yelling at bush, and bush felt threatened, and she said that her staff should not be facing this every single day that they walk past taylor greene's office, so that prompted her to ask speaker nancy pelosi if she could move. it's not something that typically happens, especially early on in a freshman's term, to move offices. and pelosi actually granted that request, given that many democrats have been fearing for their safety. but i want you to take a listen to bush in her own words explaining what happened and what she hopes comes out of this. >> i moved my office because i am here to do a job for the people of st. louis. they deserve that. and what i cannot do is continue to look over my shoulder won

that's cori bush's position.wondering why someone like congressman cori bush could continue to live in a country teaming with white supremacists, don't wander. in fact, shut your racist mouth right now, you are not allowed to talk. that's another vital principle of unity. we can all live together in perfect harmony just as long as one side stays perfectly quiet and obeys. if they don't obey, we're going to have problems. thankfully, joe biden's brain trust is so committed to unity, they been thinking about what to do next, how to bring unity permanently and for all time. here is their plan. >> southern states are not read states, they are suppressed states, which means the only way that our country is going to heal is through the actual liberation of southern states. >> tucker: okay. in case you didn't hear that, we will repeat it slowly. the only way our country is going to heal, and we are quoting, is the actual liberation of southern states. that's a quote. you might get in trouble if you suggested what the de

host: there is a new congresswoman from missouri, cori bush, who after the electoral college count made a motion to expel, propose a resolution to expel republican members who voted against those electors the encounter. what are your thoughts on that? guest: i come down on the side of yes. is a close thing. i don't want to pretend like it is not a close thing. voting for people and committing evil are two different things, and we have to somehow keep in our heads straight etc. our season levels here. i would worry strongly about a world in which congressman are kicked out of congress, congress people are kicked out of congress because of how they voted. that is a very dangerous road to go down. however, it is also, as we've seen, very dangerous to try to convince people that the foundational structure of american democracy is lauded, corrupt, and manipulated based on no evidence. these people have spent two months lying to the american public about the state of this election. lying. with no evidence about the election. they spent two months doing that. there is a vote to continue doing

they spoke to a number of freshmen, including missouri democrat cori bush and darrell issa, a republican from california who is returning to congress following sometime in the private sector. >> hello, and welcome. thanks for joining a meet the new members, highlighting the members shaping the new turn in congress. members of congress. not all of them freshmen. and t to thank master card philip morris international supporting this event. congress ession of will be having a record number serving.and minorities the g.o.p. has picked up a lot of seats. while control of the senate clear n georgia, it's that covid-19 and a crippling economy will be top priorities for both parties. what issues will be front and center for the 117th congress? we want to know. and will policy decision-making look like in 2021? wait to look at these trail blazing members. be trail blazing. we have to see, kick their tires. efore we get under way, a few housekeeping notes. us @thehillnew members. if you experience any trouble ith the live stream, please refresh the page. that should be a quick fix. i want to intro

. >> i have spoken to freshman congresswoman cory bush in the same class as you, two individuals new to congress. it is striking to me, this was your fourth day on the job, fifth day on the job, right? what was that like? i imagine there's a lot of nerves go into this, excitement, you're now a member of the united states congress. incredible offset victory. now you're there cowering in the office. >> for 16 hours, not receiving any sort of security updates throughout the day, praying they don't then turn their attention toward our offices because we did not have the law enforcement defense structure set up to protect us and praying that my colleagues in congress were not killed. so this is just an insane sight to see. my initial thought was the war of 1812. last time the capitol was attacked. again, what surprised me was not that these white nationalists and domestic terrorists tried to attack the capitol, what surprised me is that we weren't prepared. as you said, that was the third or fourth day on the job. i am proud of my team that within 48 hours had a draft of the first bill re

. >> now, earlier this week, you came to the defense of freshman democratic congresswoman cori bush, after house republicans booed her for calling out former president a white supremacist, but did not do the same when you called out racism as being at the heart of the insurrection. in response, you tweeted, quote, she was booed. i was not. the difference is skin color. how do we move this congress forward meaningfully on race when even after we had confederate flags in the u.s. capitol, republicans refuse to acknowledge even the national security threat that is being posed by white supremacist terror? >> well, that's exactly right, reverend. we have to call out this white supremacy wherever we see it. whether that's in the halls of congress or in our community. we know that if we're going to heal this country, it starts with addressing our history of racism and how institutional racism and bias infects every sengal institution in our country. so cori bush and i, when we made the same presentation about white supremacy, very different reactions. and we have to stand up and say that th

for example, congresswoman cori bush is now calling for the expulsion of republican lawmakers claimingy incited this domestic terrorist attack. congresswoman ocasio-cortez is demanding senator cruz and hawley resigned from the u.s. senate. senator cruz tweeted back tweeting you're a liar debating in the senate and assuring election integrity is our job and is in no way responsible for that terrace that attacked the capitol yesterday and i ain't going anywhere. simon & schuster just apparently canceled josh hawley's book. here with reaction, congressman matt gaetz along with american conservative union chairman matt schlapp. before we get to the best-selling author, i figured i would give you first crack at this. >> am i the best-selling author? >> sean: did you write a firebrand or do that other right at? >> the other guy, the distinguished congressman. i'll go quickly so we can let the best-selling author talk. i think democrats have to decide in joe biden do they want to unify and take down the heat or do they want to impeach and cancel and attack? that's why joe biden's words are so

cori bush is one of those.e spoke to her about her background, and her decision to run for congress. here's what she had to say. >> i never had a desire to run for public office. i would say, i would never run. when i was around 18, i would say i've never running for office. i'll never be a politician. but then i saw so much corruption and greed. when michael brown was murdered, i was working as a nurse. i was the nursing manager of a mental health clinic. i was also pastoring at the time. i felt, ok, i could take my skills to the street. i went to the streets as a medic, i went to the streets as a clergy. livelihoods on the line. lives on the line. but i did not see enough of, representatives standing up for those areas. many of them weren't. it was photo ops for some. i realized, when someone asked me to run for office, i said no at first. but then i realize this is the only way to get change we are seeking. the people out here on the ground, risking themselves, but keep coming back after all of these things.

so i'm a cosponsor of my colleague cori bush's bill, which is looking at who was responsible from the republican side of the aisle in aiding and abetting some of the insurrectionists. we know that some of our colleagues were tweeting, live tweeting the attack, things like today is 1776. live tweeting the fact that speaker pelosi was ushered off the house floor and into hiding. when you see that type of behavior, as well as republicans who continue to push back against the electoral college results, even after the insurrection, we must investigate, we must look at who in congress might have been involved and they must be held accountable. >> some people, congressman, are calling you the first male member of the squad. and another congressional freshman, cori bush, recently appeared together in a magazine photo with the four original members who were elected in 2018. how can the growing number of young lawmakers of color make an impact on congress in the next coming years? >> well, i think we have already made an impact. if it wasn't for the original squad, i probably would have not run

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they spoke to a number of freshmen, including missouri democrat cori bush and darrell issa, a republican from california who is returning to congress following sometime in the private sector. >> hello, and welcome. thanks for joining a meet the new members, highlighting the members shaping the new turn in congress. members of congress. not all of them freshmen. and t to thank master card philip morris international supporting this event. congress ession of will be having a record number serving.and minorities the g.o.p. has picked up a lot of seats. while control of the senate clear n georgia, it's that covid-19 and

. >> congressman, we also know that cory bush, representative cory bush is looking to change offices.the current republican caucus? >> well, i feel safe but i was in the marine corps, i've served in combat. if anyone wants to act stupid with me, i think i'm more dangerous to them than they are to me. but that's not the point of congress. congress is supposed to be a safe space where we can talk openly and not actually have to fear for their lives or their families lives. supremacy has been around for a while. i've been in arizona politics for almost 16 years. the republican party here rode the waive of white supremacy of using the fear of latino voters engagement and takeover for many years to ride into power. let's not forget a lot of this was backed up by your chamber of commerce, your big corporations bus they're the ones that were also funding a lot of these characters, these politicians that were feeding this white suv premcy. it's not like these things happened in a vacuum. it's a combination of people who want to hold power and who want to take power and it's corporations that

today the calls for her ouster are growing, including from congresswoman cori bush, who said she had to move her office away from the georgia lawmaker after she claims greene berated her in the halls of congress. >> what i cannot do is continue to look over my shoulder wondering if a white supremacist in congress by the name of marjorie taylor greene or anyone else, because there are others, that they are doing something or conspireing against us. >> and this as the second impeachment trial of donald trump is looming. his legal team faces a tuesday deadline to answer the impeachment article. and while a conviction seems more unlikely by the day, this morning house democratic caucus chair hakeem jeffries said it's not impossible. >> let's also keep in mind that the senate floor is not just going to be a courtroom, it is a crime scene, and that the individual senators are not just jurors, they were victims and witnesses to the crimes that took place on that particular day and have seen in compelling fashion as you have shown your viewers thereafter. so i believe there are enough senato

house, and a think about congresswoman cori bush, there's a number come this is like the three of their tenure in congress and i was really struck by what that was like, what that would've been like standing on the floor of the u.s. house having a debate over something that usually is just a pro forma process that you just go through, but because of our political environment we have a person who is in the presidency who refuses to believe the electoral result. so this is already strange. it's an already strange situation. it was just shocking, like every american, i hope, felt that it was just a shocking thing to see. one other thing, so i i was he in washington, d.c. area during 9/11. i was at the national democratic building working on the democratic central campaign committee. like all of us i remember that day if we were around, particularly here, and the thing about that day, it was so terrifying in washington because we didn't know exactly what was going on, and i remember members and their staff running out of the building, running down the street to get out of there. it was trau

. >> congressman, we also know that cory bush, representative cory bush is looking to change offices.e do you feel serving alongside the current republican caucus? >> well, i feel safe. but, you know, i was in the marine corps. if anyone wants to be dangerous to me. i'm more dangerous. but congress is a place where we can talk openly and not fear for lives or family lives. but, look, supremacy, white supremacy has been around in the republican party for a while. i've been in arizona. and the republican party here rode the wave of white supremacy, you know, using the fear of the latino voter engagement and latino voter takeover in arizona for many years to ride to power. a lot of this was backed up by the chamber of commerce, the big corporations because they were the ones funding a lot of the characters, a lot of the politicians and were feeding the supremacy. it's not happening in a vacuum. i want a combination of people wanting to hold power and people wanting to take power. and it's corporations that want to have, you know, small government lower taxes and team up with the white su

. >>> congresswoman cori bush is moving offices after a confrontation with marjorie taylor greene. she said taylor greene and her staff yelled at her in the hall. >>> and the fbi raises concern for pipe bombs at the rnc and dnc, the day before the siege at the capitol. >>> first up, though, post-trump civil war, inside the republican party. what exactly is happening there? stay with us. fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile or go to t-mobile.com/55. >>> the republican party is, well, let me try to explain -- on the one hand, there's the debate over kuuan an supporter and congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and whether her trumpian politics and embrace of the conspiracy theory should have a place in the gop. on the hand a punishment of the leadership, congresswoman liz cheney for her support of the former president's

do you think, you know, cori bush, representative cori bush, a freshman congresswoman, she's introduced resolution saying these representatives should be expelled. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. there is enough culpability to go around here. i'm proud tore a cosponsor of representative bush's resolution. in addition to my early calls for impeachment and the immediate removal of donald trump in my capacity on the oversight committee, i've also called for an investigation so that we can better understand what individuals and agencies enabled this violent coordinated white supremacist mob to seize the capitol and to terrorize members of congress, our staff, and all who work in the capitol. >> my final question to you, congresswoman, we know that there have been some suspensions in the capitol police. we saw a very light, you know, they weren't exactly, you know, very well reinforced, let's just put it that way. there have been reports from black officers that they felt threatened, were called the n-word and were left on their own in a lot of ways. do you feel safe with the capitol

. >> reporter: freshman representative cory bush imploring her colleagues to take a stand against the racism that was on full display. >> we have a mandate to legislate in defense of black lives. the first step in that process is to root out white supremacy, starting with im the white supremacist in chief. >> reporter: democrats challenging their republican colleagues to think beyond politics, urging them to do the right thing. >> reflect on your legacy. my friends, which way is history flowing right now? will donald trump join the pantheon of washington, lincoln, roosevelt and reagan? or will his 33% approval rating and the condemnation of principled republicans consign him to the heap of reviled demagogues with joseph mccarthy and andrew johnson? where he goes in history, you go in history. >> reporter: just over a year o the capitol and he did nothing to stop it. that is why with a heavy heart and clear resolve i will vote yes on these articles of impeachment. >> reporter: congresswoman liz cheney, the third-highest republican in the house, gave her colleagues cover, unequivocally

howie: and finally, mike, after can american congresswoman cory bush told msnbc that marjorie taylorhe past supported qanon philosophy is a white supremacist who could conspire against us, and is moving to move her office to get away from green. another sign how hot it is up there. >> cory bushies -- bush is the newest member of the progressive squad and she's taking aim at marjorie taylor green. she said a whacky things, jumped on a lot of conspiracy theories. steve king of iowa was for years the headache, now it's marjorie taylor green. she was elected by her constituents. that's a problem going forward. howie: marjorie taylor green under a white hot spotlight overher posts and later the crackdown on free speech targeting conservatives. art ♪ ♪ got my soul ♪ ♪ got my mouth ♪ ♪ i got life ♪ keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo how

that is the position of cory bush.if you wonder why someone like that can do so teeming with white supremacist, you are not allowed to talk and that is another vital principle of unity. we cannot live here together in perfect harmony as long as one side stays perfectly quiet and obeys. if they don't, we are going to have problems. thankfully joe biden's brain trust is so community unity they have been thinking about what to do next. and here is their plan. >> southern states, which means the only way that our country is going to heal is through the actual liberation of southern states. >> okay, we are going to repeat it for you very slowly. the only way our country is going to heel is the actual liberation of southern states. that is a quote, that you might get in trouble if you suggest what the democrats really had in mind is part of this, but you don't need to suggest the fact that this is the case because cindy cortez just set it. joining us to assess this unified plan for healing and harmony is mark. okay, there ar

this week she joined cori bush about concerns surrounding the vaccine and feelings of medical distrust she joins me now. this is an anti-racism activist. dr. jones, it is great to see you again. thank you for being here. i'm deeply frustrated that literally for ten months we have had conversations about an infrastructure that does not want the testing, the identification of the disease and will not support the vaccination of black and brown people. and lo and behold, we still have the same institutional problems with this. >> that's right, and i actually was surprised to hear dr. fauci talk about vaccine hesitancy as something that's inherent in the black community. the studies of that, 35% in one study of black folks said they weren't sure they would take the vaccine right away, but 42% in rural areas, and 42% who identify themselves as republicans said the same thing. we don't look at that as vaccine hesitancy. certainly black communities have a long history of having been misinformed. we talk about strategies of people in long-term care facilities, and we ask which of those in long-

and from washington post, cori bush, a first-term congresswoman from missouri, this is the america black people know. it's one of the paragraphs from her column. she said what transpired on wednesday was not america and they are wrong. this is the america that black people know. to declare this is not america is to deny the reality that they toited this coup by working overturn the result of the presidential election. it is to deny the fact that one of my senator josh hawley went out of his way to salute the white supremacists before the attempted coup. it refers to valid votes of black, brown, and indigenous voters in the midst of a pandemic that disproportionately kills us. we overcame voter suppression to deliver a victory to joe biden and kamala harris. from formerte secretary of state and first lady hillary rodham clinton. america: we need to do some soul-searching. calls for thehone final five minutes or so. house coming in at 9:00 a.m. eastern for legislative business. a shorter than usual washington journal. we will take you when it happens for gavel-to-gavel coverage. miles patt

. >> your colleague, congressman cory bush is introducing legislation to expel members of congress who he says incited a white supremacist coup attempt, and there were all sorts of awful people that stormed capitol hill. will you back that resolution? >> you know, i am looking at all of the resolutions. some of my colleagues are introducing sensor resolutions, and i think the ethics committee needs to take a serious look. one of the things we have to be careful of right now is facts. i have heard many nonfacts, things that are not true. there are a lot of rumors. we need an investigation that is done very quickly and accurately. there's a lot of conflicting information about what people said or did not say. i want the facts and then people need to be held accountable. >> your late husband, congresswoman, john dingell, a great man and a man i knew and interviewed him on many occasions was the longest serving congressman in our nation's history. what do you think he would be saying now if he had been alive and he was a witness to this attack on the u.s. capitol? >> he would tell you that

this is the resolution from cory bush, a freshman democrat just elected, and he said the house republicans who voted for the election objections, even though they know it's a lie and even after what happened at the capitol on wednesday should be sanctioned in some way. a house democrat said kevin mccarthy should resign. after bloodshed in our capitol, kevin mccarthy went to the house floor and led our republic on the renewed attack on our democracy. is there any leaning on these republicans to say they at least owe america an apology? >> they are going to talk about this issue and more, probably the impeachment push. i think it would be more than likely we would see the leadership to make any kind of move on this to force members out. we're seeing on the democratic side, and it has some sympathy by republican members as well, an effort to really cast out the members who were involved in this as pa erirpariahs. there is talk about stripping their involvement. there is talk about taking them off the judiciary committee, because now there is an investigation of this insurrection, and he's say

. >> reporter: the text spilling out in the halls of the kach with speaker nancy pelosi allowing cory bush to move her office away from greene. after the two got into an altercation in the hallway. with bush scolding green for not wearing a mask. >> don't yell at people. stop being a hypocrite. >> reporter: and the fight over liz cheney's future expected to come to a head on wednesday, the first time that republicans will have met behind closed doors for some time, they are expected to discuss the vote that she cast and other republicans to impeach donald trump, the trump defenders are indicating that they won't back down anytime soon, but cheney's defenders believe that she ultimately will have the votes to survive in this effort to oust her from her leadership spot. that vote ultimately to oust her from her position will take time to play out, but wednesday for the first time they can clear the air in private. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >>> and let's bring in julie norman who lectures on politics at the university college of london. thank you so much for joining us. i want to pick up

. >> democratic congresswoman cory bush has announced that she has had to move her office due to the threatening behavior of taylor greene and her staff. speaker nancy pelosi said, quote, the enemy is inside the house of representatives. how can members be expected to do their work for the american people when their own colleagues are violent extremists? >> well, it's -- it's so -- i'm sorry, i'm get being choked up here because i'm just so angry and i'm so horrified at the same time. how is it possible that the house of representatives have members that they cannot trust because they are concerned about their lives because they're not -- certain republicans aren't willing to walk through magnetometers, they want to bring their weapons to the floor of the house of representatives. thankfully nancy will say you have to pay $5,000 on your first offense should you go around them. she should stay and it's marjorie taylor greene who should be kicked out and moved out of her office, not the other way around. and we've heard from members of congress who said that i've only given members --

it's cory bush's resolution to investigate and essentially sanction and expel members of congress that have been found by investigation to be essentially working with -- with the folks who flew a confederate flag in our nation's capitol. >> we'll leave that to the investigators, but in terms of figuring out what actually happened, how complicated or how straightforward should it be to figure that out? >> i think there will be a lot of evidence. there's going to be video of people being walked through the capitol. you know, mikie sherrill said she wanted to look at that. there will be visitors logs, phone records, text messages, a lot of people if they were involved with congress or staff, they might be arrested for already being involved in violence at the capitol. they may want to flip and cooperate. there will be plenty of evidence, if it's true. if it is true, they should be charged. you know, it would be treachery against the united states and all these former military people or former federal law enforcement or anybody like that involved in this, they'll not only go to prison, the

newly sworn-in democratic congressmember cori bush of missouri tweeted -- "my first resolution in congress will be to call for the expulsion of the republican members of congress who incited this domestic terror attack on the capitol." first lady melania trump's chief of staff and former white house press secretary stephanie grisham resigned just hours after trump supporters stormed the capitol. deputy national security adviser matt pottinger also quit, as did deputy white house press secretary sarah matthews, who said -- "i was deeply disturbed by what i saw today." other, more senior trump administration officials are reportedly considering resigning, including national security adviser robert o'brien and transportation secretary elaine chao. who happens to be married to mitch mcconnell. twitter locked president trump's account for 12 hours beginning on wednesday and deleted three of his tweets after he incited violence at the capitol. twitter cited trump's "repeated and severe violations" of its policies. facebook followed suit later wednesday, blocking trump from posting for 24 hours o

listen to this from cory bush and jamal bowman. >> what i'm going to do is make sure that the voicespeople of st. louis are heard and we have what we need and so you'll find out then. >> you will find out when my vote is tallied. jon: so is nancy pelosi sweating this one, david? >> i think probably to be honest, not. one thing nancy pelosi knows how to do is count votes. that's one of the reasons she has been speaker for as long as she's been. she's extremely adept knowing what her members are going to do and how they're going to do it. all the indications from her team is they know she's got the votes. they are confident that they are going to be victorious. as you reported in the past, two years ago the democrats had a much bigger majority and so, therefore, 15 of her fellow democrats voted against her. many of those were in swing districts and subsequently lost, just a handful now that are really keeping their powder dry as it were. a couple on the left like the two we heard from, a couple on the right, but i think she knows where the votes are and really the only mystery for her

freshman democratic congresswoman cori bush spelled it out. a maskless marjorie taylor-greene and her staff berated me. marjorie taylor-greene, you probably know her name well by now is a freshman congressman who peddles racist conspiracy theories. her fellow republicans saw the threat that she posed to their part, quote, during previously unreported meetings last summer house republican leader discussed, but then largely set aside fears that qanon supporting conspiracy theorist marjorie taylor-greene would end up a flaming train wreck for their party. >> meanwhile, the second impeachment trial of donald trump gets under way, and there's talk of a bipartisan effort to consider censure as an alternative facing the former president. according to one senator in the know could prevent the former president from holding future office. >> we are getting a new look from the january 6th insurrection on capitol hill. body cam footage obtained by "the new york times," one man is seen wielding a hockey stick and another wielding a crutch. i should warn yo

wly elected missouri congresswoman cori bush was a leader of the 2014 protests over the police killingown and ferguson. >> had we as black peopl done the same things that happened today with the police, had we fought with fists police officers,io the reawould have been different. we would have been laid out on the ground. there would have been shootings, people in jail, w people beh batons. i know because i have been there. william: a senior law enforcementfficial rejected the assertion that racial bias played any role. this official told the "wshour " capitol police were surprised by the size and violence of the mothat broke into the capital --capitol, and did not have the manpower or reinforcements. they could not make mass arrests outnumbered, but they did promise more arrests would be coming. today the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. said they filed 40 cases, mostlyaw for uful entry, but some assault and weapons charges and said those were jt the beginning. the doj confirmed two explosive devices had been found and neutralized near the capitol yesterday. for the pbs newshour, willia

at least 47 lawmakers are co-sponsoring a resolution by freshman missouri democrat congressmember cori bush calling for the removal of republicans who encouraged last week's insurrection at the capitol. the fbi is warning that armed protests are being planned in all 50 state capitals and in washington, d.c., before and during joe biden's inauguration next week. in michigan, authorities have banned the open carry of firearms inside the state capitol building, hoping to avoid a repeat of last april when heavily armed militia members menaced lawmakers during a vote to extend public health meases during the pandemic. in washington, d.c., pentagon officials say up to 15,000 national guard members could be deployed to protect against a replay of last week's insurrection. washington mayor muriel bowser is calling on the department of homeland security and other federal agencies to dramatically increase security for the inauguration but says the event should remain public. president-elect biden said monday he will take the oath of office publicly. this comes as "the washington post" reports that du

louis outside the old courthouse, and today, congresswoman cori bush introduced a resolution callingers of congress who sought to overturn the 2020 election and incite a violent insurgence. she claims they violated section 3 of the 14th amendment, which reads, in part, no person shall be a senator or representative in congress who having previously taken an oath as a member of congress shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same or given aid or comfort to the memories thereof. the potentially unconstitutional actions of these republicans is even causing business leaders to reevaluate. marriott, google, jpmorgan and other big companies are suspending contributions to the republican lawmakers who challenged biden's win. in what amounts to a huge splap in the face for the trump brand, pga of america has pulled its 2022 championship from trump's golf course in bedminster. the association's president, jim richardson, essentially saying that trump is too toxic. >> it's become clear that conducting the pga championship at trump bedminster would be detrimental to the pga

we are standing alongside congresswoman cori bush who's called for the expulsion of republican, of the republican members of congress and senate who actually stoked the flames of these white supremacists, and we are really pushing for a full investigation of what happened on january 6th. we still don't fully understand what happened, and the break down and what happened with the capitol police. so there's so much room here for growth, i believe, and the hope is that the country and our elected officials will take this seriously enough to move us in the right direction. >> we're talking about warning signs that were missed or ignored. what's possibility that these warnings reached the level of the white house and were simply brushed off? >> i think it's a very strong possibility. and look, i don't have any sense that whatever happened wednesday has stopped. it's very likely that this is an ongoing event, and i want to sort of hit on what joyce said. the fbi has done a fantastic job of identifying, investigating, arresting and prosecuting individuals. they've done a terrible job of doing