greetings to hungarian cpac. i can't believe you're in buddha pest and i am not. you know why? you know why you can tell it's a wonderful country, because the people who turned our country into a less good place are hysterical when you point it out. >> it's 5:00 in new york. i'm aymon mohyledin in for nicole wallace. you saw an address by fox news host tucker carlson to the most influential conservative gathering among the political right, cpac, that was when it was held for the first time in buddha pest in hungary. that destination was no random choice. hungary's prime minister, victor orba and his oritarian ways have been embraced by many u.s. conservatives. tucker carlson very much included. last august, carlson hosted his own show from buddha pest touting orban's anti-immigration policies as a model america should follow at home and sat down with the leader for an interview. but last weekend, orban took his anti-immigrant rhetoric up a notch, saying things that went too far for even some of those close to him. columnist for "the washington post" dana milbank "

here's a matchup, who chairs cpac responded this, week according to bloomberg. listen to the man, speak we'll see what he, says and if people have a disagreement with something's, says they should raise it. sorry, when you are in vita fashions who says racist things to your conference, maybe you should do more than just raise it with him, maybe you should oppose it, and oppose him. maybe that's just me, maybe the modern american conservative movement is just okay with fascism and racism. that does it for us tonight, we'll see you again tomorrow, now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. good evening mehdi, and i'm sure tucker carlson has no problem with any of that, and he's basically as much himself. >> the problem is, none of them, do this is not some fringe figure, as you said, trump, tucker, cpac, they're all a brazen guy has a long history of islamophobia. it's no to mixed race society, -- >> this is day two of our coverage of the criminal investigation of the 45th president of the night states, and day two has gone exa

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this coming week of the influential cpac conference in dallas alongside donald trump and ted cruz andmembers of conference, the conservatives are welcoming a foreign leader, hungry's victor orban. i wonder if he is going to give a victory speech of when he was worried about hungry becoming a mixed race trend of which he was always willing to mix with one anot another, but we don't want to become people of mixed race. someone needs to give orban a lesson of mixed race. the scholars of modern day hungary migrated from as far as siberia, and with the generations of caucasians and hungarians and slavs the hu hungarian languages were as far away as finnish and slavs, and 75% had the highest prevalence of the form of jewish ancestry found outside of israel, so the idea that pure hungarian race is a fantasy. and so, remember, hungary was one of the farfetched single race because it had a group of multi lingual school, and when the multi national orders were given to attack troop, they were given in a dozen languages. and budapest was were two of the biggest magnates of the world. but he seem

i would challenge us to see if that is the conversation that they have at cpac if they are rigorouslydering victor orban's statement on racial purity. >> he has a cheering section on the far right, and that is why he is invited and not to see if they agree or disagree, but when you invite him, it is to have a statement, and to say otherwise, it is disingenuous. >> and to fan boy on the far right, it is -- i don't get it, and draw me a picture, because i don't understand why it continues on. and john avalon and margaret hoover, and unfortunately, we are out of time. >> thank you. and now, russia is demanding another prisoner for brittney griner and paul whelan, and this time, a convicted murderer. and an 8:15 callll with san francisco. anand you can find him, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com [whistling] when you have technology t. 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] the thing that's different about a vrbo vacation home. you always have

this year for the first time cpac was held in europe and chose hungary and had its authoritarian leader he has forced white nationalism, clamped down on the press and taken control of his country's courts. >> we have to take back the institutions in washington and brussels. >> republicans ate it up. steve bannon not only at myers orban but advised him for years. bannon's work is not limited to the united states, and he has given new life to europe's very dark past. >> what i have been working on since i went over there in 2018 is that these groups have to work together. >> starting in 2018 after his firing from the white house, bannon has been trying to get populous leaders from across europe to join forces turning the continent back decades. >> looking over the past 72 here's in the post-world war era steve bannon in my view was the most single dangerous american who came our way. >> bannon traveled across europe meeting with populist leaders firing up populist crowds. >> the tide of history is with us, and it will compel us to victory after victory after victory. >> promoting the grow

cpac responded this, week according to bloomberg. quote, let's listen to the man, speak we'll see what he, says and if people have a disagreement with something's, says they should raise it. fashions who says racist things to your conference, maybe you should do more than just raise it with him, maybe you should oppose it, and oppose him. maybe that's just me, maybe the modern american conservative movement is just okay with fascism and racism. that does it for us tonight, we'll see you again tomorrow, now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. nnelgood evening buddy, and i'm sure tucker carlson has no problem with any of that, and he's basically as much himself. >> the problem is, none of them, do this is not some fringe figure, as you said, trump, tucker, cpac, they're all a brazen guy has a long history of islamophobia. it's no to mixed race society, -- >> this is day two of our coverage of the criminal investigation of the 45th president of the night states, and day two has gone exactly expect

wick republicans win viting hungarian autocrat viktor orban of anti-race mixing theme to speak at cpact week because america first, right. wait a minute? is the republican opposition for the respect to marriage act which would codify interracial as well as same-sex marriage as legal? is that related to their love of orban? say it isn't so, republicans. whatever the source of the affinity, orban who like his american tv sponsor tucker carlson is big on the whole white replacement theory, he'll be speaking alongside trump and some two dozen republican lawmakers at cpac. should be fun. on top of all of that, perhaps the most egregious and unexpected 180 from the republican party this week was tanking what's being called the pact act, a bill that would provide health care to hundreds of veterans who were exposed to burn pits. on wednesday 41 republicans blocked the bill's passage including 25 who had support it had just one month ago. immediately upon doing so video from the senate floor shows the very senators celebrating, shaking hands and fist bumping after denying health care to sick v

we clearly have cpac that's actually more than a suspicion among them with regard to the latter part, we have some circumstantial evidence and if the left wing doess comer back to power, in my view they will neverl leave power anymore and this country will follow the same path venezuela, argentina, chile, c colombia, brazil will be one more wagan in that train of colombia adjuvanted. >> i need to see and the losers will be the brazilian population and also the left wing itselfanpo probably scare them. no, i mean the left wing voter will lose as a result vote inh all of south america. we colored rebee if you understand in my view the united states will become virtuallyy an isolated country in the world. >> so many questions but back back to the stabbing. during s your campaign you werem stabbed by a leftist at a campaign event. he was never sent to prison. he went to a mental hospital. did you think you are going to die? it was marriage with acidizingi the doctors in the city whereun i underwent the surgery and also the following sco paulo, the capital , they said out of 100 people who

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that's in rapid receipt visit by rapid receipt .com or call cpac. they attack vincent van gogh. then they don't want your van to go .so so proud of that . across the pond, protesters from the group just stop oil o glued themselves to a vincent van gogh painting in london art. gallery. well, i guess it beats gluing yourself to ann oil rig where there's no airre conditioning and a guy named boit with forearms wider than your head ends up beating the living out ofh you .g butt i bet they're sorry they really don't want to be doing this story. don't't want to 10% fan, you can go be pushing to cover for the new project and guy that he was holding on to my generation. >> take advantage of your generation. g take action. have you seen them lately? they're toon busy gluing themselves to their phones, which i hate toth telllth you ,e charged by electricity brought to you by coal. >> meanwhile, climate activist group known as the fire extinguishers slash suv tires in new york to protest greenhouse gas emissions. it >> you know, it watching , assistant put on the spare they left pamphlets

i mean if we look at hungary, they cpac just had a very big conference there. how internationally connected are there, laura well, sometimes you're worried that they're more influenced by hungarian nationalists than the other way around. but anyways, whoever is inspiring whom um it's a bad trend and i think you also see a lot of impact in in latin america by evangelical groups and that's a concern definitely. yeah last round we have to come to the end and very very briefly, i want to come back to the opening asking are the u. s. still a beacon for liberty? and let's start with you eric absolutely. i'm millions of people go to the united states every year, the population is growing. the united states has seen around the world as a leader in so many areas and it's going to continue to be that despite the turmoil and the churning the united states is going to be a beacon for a lot of countries for a while to come. so i'm asking for whom, for whom is the united states a free country, right? i mean if we look, i spoke earlier about the millions of black people incar

it's why cpac got together as a group and said, we need to target school boards to push our southern white racism, they basically came out and said that, because they want the freedom to be racist. they want the freedom to be misogynistic and the freedom to be --. host: ellis cose, your thoughts? guest: i agree race is not a scientific category. scientists who deal with dna and realized for a long time -- i realized for a long time that race is not a scientific category. so they are simply a reflection of people's biases and prejudices. what's also interesting, the increase in dna testing and the ability of people to do it, what we are discovering, a lot of people who thought they are white are not quite white by the american definition. a lot of people who thought they were black are not black. the whole categorization of race as science is total nonsense. i will just leave it there. host: to san diego, one more call, nelson on the independent line. caller: yeah, wow -- that last republican caller is why i am no longer republican. what he said about the black community, it could be

york times" reporting the trump save america political action committee as well as the people who run cpac are covering legal costs for more than a dozen witnesses according to financial disclosures. we have one of the reporters who broke that story, straight ahead. you don't want to miss that conversation. and those developments of course after committee vice chair liz cheney revealed that at least two witnesses were contacted by people connected to the former president attempting to influence and/or intimidate them. three sources familiar with the committee's work telling cnn one of the people contacted was in fact, you see her right there, cassidy hutchinson, the former top aide torump chief of staff mark meadows who testified, i'm sure many of you remember, on tuesday. we should point out nbc news has not yet verified that reporting half what we do have this afternoon is new reaction from a spokesperson for mark meadows. joining me now, luke broad january broadwater, matt miller, and joyce vance. luke, who exactly could be picking up these legal fees for at least it seems a dozen witne

we just came back from cpac years ago, netanyahu is trying to make a comeback.hat's happening around the globe are these outsider voices who really want to bring change to their country. they want to get back on the stage even if they had a set back in the last election so i think donald trump is our leading candidate and it's on his shoulders. does he run or not run? stuart: got it. matt schlapp thank you very much indeed we'll be seeing you real soon. check futures, it's monday morning you want to find out how your money is going to work for you when the market opens. i'm seeing some green, a little bit of green, not a whole lot. former treasury secretary larry summers says now is the time to raise taxes. roll tape. >> the right thing to do is to raise taxes right now to take some of the demand out of the economy. stuart: raise taxes now? really? steve forbes will have something to say about that a little later on the show and there is this. elon musk reportedly had an affair with the wife of google's co-founder sergey brin. musk has responded, we'll tell you

to cpac. ferris is always there. very quiet man, very nice map. would never think that he was a billionaire. >> what made you want to break away from the christian values summit? >> when i began to put it all together. being theologically trained and having opinion in politics for so long, in texas, i'm going to say this because i don't now how else to say, it we know shit from sugar in texas. they really believe that they have been given a mandate by god to take dominion over society and run all these areas, and they call it the seven mountains or search pillars, government, religion, education, the family, business, media and arts and entertainment. they believe that they have been given that mandate by god in genesis 128 when god says i give you dominion over the earth to have dominion over the fish and the sea and the birds and the air. >> by dominion you mean -- >> take control. >> establish the rules by which we live and work and play. >> yes, that's dominionism. >> have you heard ferris wilks talk like that? >> yes, yes. they really believe

york times" reporting the trump save america political action committee as well as the people who run cpacg legal costs for more than a dozen witnesses according to financial disclosures. we have one of the reporters who broke that story, straight ahead. you don't want to miss that conversation. and those developments of course after committee vice chair liz cheney revealed that at least two witnesses were contacted by people connected to the former president attempting to influence and/or intimidate them. three sources familiar with the committee's work telling cnn one of the people contacted was in fact, you see her right there, cassidy hutchinson, the former top aide torump chief of staff mark meadows who testified, i'm sure many of you remember, on

let's bring in mercedes schlapp, cpac foundation senior fellow and mark penn, former clinton adviser and ceo of stagwell. mark, i want to read in from the hill. it says the allies say the lack of a personal touch from biden has left them underwhelmed with calls going unanswered. simple requests, lack ago reply and little if any proactive outreach from staff inside the white house. you know what people say when you don't feel loved and needed, you don't go to the mat for that person. your thoughts. >> really, joe biden is not on the ballot this fall. it's congress that is on the ballot. i mean, i don't know. those are anecdotal remarks. i think it was significant that manchin-schumer deal was done by manchin and schumer and not activated by the president and the white house staff. that was very atypical from what i'd normally see where the white house and the president would lead in negotiations on a bill like that. so to that extent, that is accurate. >> joe manchin will read that bill again. wait. there's a tax on coal in virginia? maybe there's changes on that. i want to put up the

the conservative base of the republican party, because he is still scheduled to speak next week at cpacn dallas, texas, and you can imagine hosting a speaker who is publicly against mixed race societies might be kind of problematic but you would be wrong. here is how they responded this week, according to bloomberg, quote, let's listen to the man speak. we'll see what he says and if we have a problem, they should raise. it when you invite a fascist who says racist things to your conversation, maybe you should do more than just "raise it" it with him and maybe oppose him. maybe that's just me. maybe the modern american conservative movement is just orb with fascism and racism. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> i do not think the u.s. is currently in a recession. and the reason is, that there are too many areas of the economy that are performing you know, too well, and of course, i would point to the labor market in particular. 2.7 million people hired in the first half of the year. it doesn't make sense

. >> the problem is, none of them, do this is not some fringe figure, as you said, trump, tucker, cpac, they're all a brazen guy has a long history of islamophobia. it's no to mixed race society, -- >> this is day two of our coverage of the criminal investigation of the 45th president of the night states, and day two has gone exactly expected exactly as expected in investigations like this. we've learned the identity of another very important cooperating witness, with the justice department criminal investigation of donald trump, and a potential group of coconspirators that includes most prominently, trump white house chief of staff mark meadows, and attorney rudy giuliani who is no longer legally license to practice law. here is the witness, who we learned today is cooperating with the justice department criminal investigation of donald trump. >> did rudy giuliani ever suggest that he was interested in receiving a presidential pardon related to january 6th? >> he did. >> miss hutchinson, white house chief of staff mark meadows, did he ever indicate he was interested in receiving a pre

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stuart: -- of cpac.to is can the obvious question, is former president trump going to announce a run in 2024 at your conference? [laughter] you don't know, do you? >> you know, stuart, the great thing about president trump is you don't know until 5 minutes ahead because sometimes he makes a call from scrimmage there, from the line. and the thing is, is that i think he should wait. i think he should wait. my advice to him publicly is, wait with. let's have this big win in november in these midterm elections, and if he decides he's running, he a ought to take a lot of credit for that win. stuart: announce if you're running after november, not before so the democrats don't have a target. i got it. >> i'm a terrible marketer. i should tell everyone it's happening at my conference so that i get more eyeballs, but, stuart, i'm going to shoot straight with you, is that a deal? stuart: what a guy. [laughter] matt schlapp, thanks very much. we'll see you again soon. >>> i want to check futures, please. it's frida

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an ece and family support operator supporting over 2200 families in san francisco and alliance and cpac. i want to thank the mayor and former supervisor yee and many who have continued to champion this ordinance. we are excited about the increase of the new city department to bring together more holistically, the frc centers and communities to children 0-5. and to be sure there is a diverse voice including families and champion to the two generation strategy is the way in programs support young children and their families. we have directly served 1200 families with the whole family approach. being active in these services is critical and we are excited to be a partner with cec and including in a generation system of all families. thank you for including this ordinance. >> thank you. next caller. public speaker: good morning. my name is oscar, a member of the board of the early childhood education in san francisco. i would like to thank mayor breed, and supervisor norman yee for your leadership in this important legislation. i want to bring up about transparency for the language access.

an ece and family support operator supporting over 2200 families in san francisco and alliance and cpac. i want to thank the mayor and former supervisor yee and many who have continued to champion this ordinance. we are excited about the increase of the new city department to bring together more holistically, the frc centers and communities to children 0-5. and to be sure there is a diverse voice including families and champion to the two generation strategy is the way in programs support young children and their families. we have directly served 1200 families with the whole family approach. being active in these services is critical and we are excited to be a partner with cec and including in a generation system of all families. thank you for including this ordinance. >> thank you. next caller. public speaker: good morning. my name is oscar, a member of the board of the early childhood education in san francisco. i would like to thank mayor breed, and supervisor norman yee for your leadership in this important legislation. i want to bring up about transparency for the language access.

there's no -- there's no indication that he is truly wedded to the constitution or democracy when cpac their annual conference in hungary because that's a template of what they want to put in place. we should take a lesson from that. wherever you are and whatever side of the aisle and no matter how conservative, republican or not, if you want to sign up for the demise of democracy and the president literally running every key position at multiple levels of every government agency, then sign up for that. >> yeah. because that's not conservatism, that's radicalism. andrew, final question to you. do you think that merrick garland understands that? >> you know, i do. when i was listening to frank, you know, this is really -- going back to the clip that you played of merrick garland, he said there is no more significant investigation than this one, and there's no more investigation important to get it right, and, you know, it really is going to be a question of thatback bone of competence and what he said the other night gave me hope that this is a battle for the future of democracy. i know

my name is sarah kilday with early san francisco educators and cpac and [indiscernible].'m here to ask that you find additional funding for the e.c.e. funds. when funds are taken from one service and given to another, it's pitting resources one against the other. supervisor safai spoke about caps [indiscernible] i suggest not just a cap but a commitment to fund additional sustainable family, community, and children services and refund any dedicated e.c.e. funds used. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller? >> hi. my name is angela chan, and i'm a supervisor at the san francisco public defender's office. i'm calling to address the disparity between my office, the district attorney, sheriff's, police, and probation. our request includes urgently needed funding to add four additional misdemeanor attorneys, four felony attorneys, one attorney to investigate law enforcement misconduct, four paralegals, and five clerks. our budget is half of the district attorney's and one fourth of the police department. it will allow us to grow our innovative progr

it's why cpac got together as a group and said, we need to target school boards to push our southernhite racism, they basically came out and said that, because they want the freedom to be racist. they want the freedom to be misogynistic and the freedom to be --. host: ellis cose, your thoughts? guest: i agree race is not a scientific category. scientists who deal with dna and realized for a long time -- i realized for a long time that race is not a scientific category. so they are simply a reflection of people's biases and prejudices. what's also interesting, the increase in dna testing and the ability of people to do it, what we are discovering, a lot of people who thought they are white are not quite white by the american definition. a lot of people who thought they were black are not black. the whole categorization of race as science is total nonsense. i will just leave it there. host: to san diego, one more call, nelson on the independent line. caller: yeah, wow -- that last republican caller is why i am no longer republican. what he said about the black community, it could be sa