one individual used a crude remark to make light of the eye crenshaw lost during his service. one female staffer was pushed aggressive into a pillar. extremism is on the rise, and some candidates are trying to use it to their advantage. case and point, eric grieden, a former governor of missouri who is running now for senate. he's put out an ad that we're not going to play but we'll show a still from it. he is holding a firearm talking about going rhino hunting. you can see smoke in the background. rhino is an acronym for republicans in names only. he cobs the gun in the ad. he bursts into the home and talks about bagging a r.h.i.n.o. a report by missouri state house alleged he subjected a woman to non-consensual sexual contact and violence. earlier this year, his ex-wife who is in custody battle for their children alleged he was physically abusive toward her and her children. she grew so afraid of her former husband, she began to limit his access to weapons and began sleeping in her children's room out of concern for their safety. now he's staging a political come back talkin

congressman dan crenshaw heckled at a party convention.kinzinger revealing a threatening letter that he and his family received calling for his execution. only at vavanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your priorities are ours too. our interactive tools and advice can help you build a future for the ones you love. that's the value of ownehip. with an all new menu you're going to love. ♪ ♪ excuse me! enjoy the minions menu at ihop. for a limited time kids eat free! and catch minions: the rise of gru. before treating your chronic migraine— 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start—with about 10 minutes of treatment once every 3 months. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if a sample is available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing,

crenshaw, something we touched on at the top of the hour. right platform. >>> john corrigan, with more ahead. and you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. >>> over the weekend, several resolutions got approval including one that states incorrectly that president biden did not win the presidential election. one of them was helping the negotiate the bipartisan gun legislation. >> reporter: in a stinging re rebuke, john cornyn at his own party's convention in his home state. >> we kept it off the table. >> reporter: cornyn, the top republican leading the negotiations on capitol hill interrupted reportedly. >> they tried to get a mandatory waiting time for all gun purchases. i said no. licensing requirements, the list goes on and on and on. >> reporter: as he attempted to explain the emerg

dan crenshaw was heckled as he came in.ive credence to when they called him. they called him names as he walked in. that's the answer to your question. >> they need to stand up against it. we understand that they don't like him, but where is the leadership, the calmer, saner voices that can cool the passions of the masses? that's what the founders needed. leardship. that's what the texas gop needs in its leadership and it's nowhere. >> this is a good time for conservatives to remember they allegedly standing up to a mob because that's what's happening. the inmates are running the asylum. when i u.s. war veteran is called a traitor by members of his own political party, when senators are booed and cat called for trying to find modest compromises on issues that have super majority american support. you see a real fundamental problem. this is what you reap, you sow when you have hyperpolarization. when have just nut burger outlier aspects that don't represent the voters of texas. this isn't a party that's getting stronger righ

and dan crenshaw, member of congress from texas. both republicans. let's play that. >> mccain, hey, eye patch mccain. look at eye patch mccain right here. you're a globalist rye rino. you're a globalist rino. eye patch mccain. >> so let's just put a little context on it. the guy screaming eye patch mccain at dan crenshaw, i don't know if that guy knew this or not, but let's educate him. dan crenshaw lost his eye while serving in afghanistan. so there's that. there's also that incredibly awkward thing that politicians occasionally have to endure where you saw john cornyn in the first clip. they're just booing, and he has that, like, please, let this end smile on his face. so you can see this speaks to the fact neither of these guys are moderates at all, and yet, they're being booed. they're being cajoled. they're being bullied at their own party's convention. it's remarkable. >> and so so much of the gop is on this extreme end. >> yeah. >> of the political spectrum, but the radicalizing isn't just happening in texas. right? tell us about this disturbi

at that same convention, congressman crenshaw confronted essentially john mccain.or from texas, involved in the bipartisan gun safety negotiations, he is boo 'ed. these are republicans with standing getting boos from activists in their own party. >> cornyn being boo'ed, he gretsz -- it's not a new story. what is, i think, a new more troubling, and affordable care act frankly, much more alarming story is crenshaw being confronted. i think what happens if crenshaw is not surrounded by advisers and people who are friendly? what if he's alone and there's half a dozen people who go after him? we are closer in this country to the threat of more political violence than people realize or want to accept. you see this with the crenshaw clip, and even more with the level of death rates against members of congress every day on their phones, in their email, in their mail. this is a sort of grim fact of american politics in 2022. and i think the fear is that january 6th was not the culmination. january 6th was sadly one more grim milestone. >> adam kinzinger releasing over the w

one thing that happened is dan crenshaw accosted by hecklers. listen to this. declash that president joe biden not legitimately elected and you buicking jon cornyn and a platform that declares homo sexuality an abnormal lifestyle choice and called for texas school children to learn about the humanity of the preborn child. the pushback of people like jon cornyn as a conservative trying to work across the aisle. >> the confrontation with crenshaw is so revealing capturing the menace over the politics. we called our book "the threat that will not pass" and it is not just as the ballot box. that's the sobering. the threat is ever present. certainly in the capitol every day where every time somebody is arrested outside with a gun in a car we get the same chills and also even people like dan crenshaw. doesn't matter the politics. you can be targeted now by folks. it is back bench members of congress. you would be shocked of the people that have security protection with the threats coming in. i think that's what so depressing about american politics is lawmakers livin

crenshaw is mtg or isn't an mtg or a crazy but the republican leader should say something.t's it. i wonder how did the proud boys which is an extremist group, western chauvinists whose leader is a black cuban who hates black lives matter so i don't get him at all but where do the proud boys come from and are they really connected to the republican party or using the republican party for their own ends? >> absolutely. well, listen, a number of proud boys are running for office even after their outsized role in january 6th running for office in this election. i think something like 30 of them are running for office and that's because they know that even if they don't win any seats that securing friendships, running for office, makes them look more political than the other street gangs you might have seen at unite the right which proud boys were at too by the way. but they know that the political aspect by gaining relationships in the gop, they look more like a political arm than a street gang and it's worked because they have relationships with the gop elite and anne coulter

dan crenshaw was confronted by even more protesters, using tucker carlson's nickname for.right -- protester who called cruz a globalists. also if a term of tucker carlson in the far-right. this is the same texas gop convention where they adopted as their platform, came, in the position of the -- that joe biden's election was illegitimate, and homosexuality is an abnormal lifestyle job. at what point do we say in, that this is not a normal political party, full of a lot of angry radicalized far-right man. >> yeah, i was gonna say this may be the moment, find a penny for every time the journal or post our conservator ransom how, it's tacking itself i would literally retire tomorrow. i wouldn't have to hang out with you on a sunday night. not that i don't enjoy my friend. but right here in front of us, again, is a concrete example of the right, eating the right. it's surreal, think for a moment in your listing how just consider this for a moment, how unhinged you have to be to view people like that crenshaw, ted cruz, to be republicans -- who is their motto republican, marjor

joe, before the break, we showed these idiots running after crenshaw, congressman crenshaw, calling himch mccain. it is so where we are right now, with what's happening to the republican party. people watch some joker on television and see him saying it, no context, no understanding of what it means. if they did think about what it means, they'd go, huh, this doesn't stand for what we believe in. we believe in law and order. we believe in navy s.e.a.l.s. we believe for those who suffer and take injuries for this country to protect. we'd never be cruel to someone injured in the line of duty. just like a cult, a member of a cult, like a robot, they just start repeating what some joker said because that joker is somehow connected to trump and they follow trump. it's always blind, cult-like worship. >> well, you know, the crazy thing is, you can't just say it is just one member of the cult. >> no. >> because everybody else is quiet around there. you see, because you look at it and you can say to yourself, well, the fact that comparing a war hero who lost his eye because of an ied while figh

sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in dan crenshaw, thank you for joining us.know there were two more deaths. that makes this new york post headline outdated because at the time there were 51 illegal migrant deaths. but this shows governor abbott of the state of texas believes all this is on biden's hands. he makes the case this is because biden refuses to enforce the border or deport those who cross illegally. >> it's tragic. you cannot imagine what it's like to die like that, over 50 people slowly baking to death in a trailer truck and then for biden to accuse greg abbott of grandstanding is just nonsense. he's not grandstanding, he's just telling the truth. any reasonable person can see what's going on here. by allowing an open border, and the democrats, oh, there's no open border, we are catching people. there are hundreds of people walking across. that's an open border and they have been sentenced because they know they are not going to get deported back. that is effectively an open border and you create the cartels, the cartels basically own the border on

and your downing dan crenshaw, get attacked by pride boy members i believe, where does the violence and, and then you have donald trump, doubling down on statements were jar encouraging that type of behavior. so, haggerty hanging out with them, aren't you ashamed, aren't you ashamed behind me out with somebody who basically did everything but pretty much stage a coup, against our country, so i think the question is will the tide turn against republicans, so far i don't see that happening? >> last quick question, donald trump was leading in a poll for the presidential election in 24 -- the same time we're learning about his efforts to overturn the election, the -- he could be the next president of the united states. >> he could be. and, look shortly before the 2020 election, i came forward and i said we will no longer be america if we had four more years of trump. when i fail to really process than, was the fact that trump-ism as a movement had taken hold across the country. and that trump was unwavering league and i remain the leader of the republican party. and that going forever would

we saw that republican congressman, a veey conservative representative, crenshaw, was roughed up over weekend at a republican meeting because he was not conservative enough. and i think that's what the former president has unleashed here. you know, when he sent out the tweet attacking his vice president, he already knew that the violence was under way. the only conclusion you can reach is that he intended to accelerate that violence against the former vice president. so we're in a very rough time in america right now. and we, all of us, elected officials and also just americans and their neighbors, need to stand up for the rule of law and against political violence. it is not what america is about. >> brennan: well, for the busy american people who may not have been watching the hearings as closely as we were, exactly what partme of justice to ou map f ultimately try to prosecute the former president? >> we are doing what we were asked to do when the committee was formed, which is to find the truth, lay it out, and we will also be making legislative recommendations. for example, the e

we believe in the same values and principles how we get there is our business how we intersect as crenshaw say that's the strength we have on the right way on the right. i should say they are not all monolithic. they don't have the same faith the same belief the same lineage, but whether it is one of the weather william buckley or jerry farwell they get together to deal with the same way that they want to block affirmative action or block certain voting right and we've got to be able to deal the same way the only way to deal with it is to put it out. expose it. so people have to deal with it rather than the unspoken or we don't want to talk about that. we need to talk about so we stop these divisions and build a movement. that's gonna stop these inequalities and these injustice. so, you know, i do want to ask because you you've been doing this work. it is a heavy lift and you are working you talk about the eulogies and the families and the folks that you meet. how do you take care of yourself? how do you practice self-care you know? i started off several years ago a whole kind of work on m

joining us be texas congressman dan crenshaw. that a brief history of the second amendment. it's not going anywhere. did president biden help the debate wednesday night with his speech after the shooting? >> no. i think they are doing the same thing they always do after a mass shooting. they politicize it and try to convince america you can actually legislate away these rare events. they make us all very upset. but we have to take the emotion out of it and say what policy do we enact to prevent these things. can you see these mass shooters ahead of time? what kind of contagious is infect can our young people that they engage in mass smoothing such as columbine. brian: this time feels different. but in the senate they seem to be working constructively. and matthew mcconaughey pointed that out. >> we need responsible gun ownership. we need background checks. we need to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-15 rifle to 21. we need a waiting period for those rifles. we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. brian: we'll take this one by one. first moved

we have had an update from the press secretary crenshaw pierre. she spoke aboard air force, wind as the president was traveling to madrid for 3 days of meetings with world leaders at the native summit that is occurring there. what we know is that the president has been briefed on this tragedy. he's continuing to coordinate with officials on the ground and the white house is taking action. she said to disrupt these human smuggling networks. but for now, what the white house says it is doing is focusing on what it calls the facts. in other words, what is fearful is that right now, there is a lot of politicization that is taking place around this tragedy. given the fact that this has been a hot political issue in the united states for decades, the issue of a legal migration and the fact that so many thousands of people crossed into the united states from the southern mexico border. now we should point out that this is not the 1st time a tragedy like this has occurred. in fact, there have been multiple tragedies have it occurred, going back decades. w

that's right, the press secretary crenshaw pierre has reacted as the u. s. president is on his way to spain for the continuation of the meeting of world leaders. she says that the united states and the u. s. is going to take action to disrupt the human smuggling networks. but for now, what this white house is focused on doing is focusing on the facts. the reason this white house is saying that is that this is an administration that is being hit hard, particularly by its republican critics for being too soft on border policies. and that these policies in turn may have led to this crisis. there is no question that since joe biden took office, there has been a flood of immigration that has occurred. 2 since there is this perception south of the border that his policies are more welcoming and as well that they are more friendly to immigration. as a result, we have seen a flood of immigration across the southern border of the united states and mexico into this country. and as a result, we have seen not just this tragedy, but similar tragedies, this one of cour

. >> you refer to kimberly crenshaw and the idea and one of the things that i really appreciate it especially in the era that we are in now is you call out these pieces like you just said all these different things that do exist that almost oncreate the division within the race that makes it complicated to advance. >> they can make us uncomfortable withhe each other all feeling superior to each other based on these fictitious walls than they can do what they have to do so that doesn't mean i can't work with people because if we believe in the same values and principles, how we get there is our business, how we intersect. that is the spirit we have. on the right wing they are not all monolithic, they don't have the same faith and belief and lineage but rather whether it's buckley or jerry falwell they deal with it the same way they want to block affirmative action or certain voting rights. we've got to be able to deal with it the same way but rather than the outspoken we don't want to talk about it so we build the movement. >> i do want to ask because we've been l doing this work and it a is a

i do want to ask you though, you noted in your testimony i heard you tell mister crenshaw that sort of russian numbers are fishy. i did want to ask what do we do to put a better system in place? to get more accurate measurements and could you explain the benefits of the international methane emissions conservatory? >> i'll be happy to. russia is using the same system that was first used in the united states pioneered by epa that in the 1990s which was the best method at the time which is the emissions factor method which is basically a spreadsheet. russia copy that. most countries do copy what we do. but i think by the same token we need to now that we have these wonderful new instruments such as long path , aerial surveys that were mentioned and so on we can do a lot better in other countries will copy us. i want to point out you're from louisiana. when i've been around the world talking with engineers they are trained at lsu. they are trained at texas a&m . believe me the american influence is very powerful. and once we do it right, other countries will and then the purchasing nation

texas congressman dan crenshaw has something to say about that, can't wait.ing me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multip

. >> tucker: yeah, might start from republicans like dan crenshaw who claim they care about the military without fixing it. destroying the most powerful military in the world. tom fitton thanks for your reporting on that. >> you're welcome. >> tucker: besides from relentless attacks on him on national public radio you don't hear much about who supreme court justice clarence thomas is. what's he actually like. an amazing story the more you know about him. one of his closest friends joins us next to share a deep look into chance thomas the man. that's next. ♪♪ it's dinner time with family and your heart is filled with bliss. but as you eat the roasted goose, your little sport incists. hey dad, did you know america is racist? your shocked with grief when suddenly george washington bursts through. he snatched the screen and changed the thing to an app called prageru. there's content for your child's mind to fight the leftist lies. and if you give your child a chance to watch and grow. they might burst forth like washington, a true american hero. make a tax-deductible donation at prageru.com.

convention they went after senator john cornyn, who is working on a bipartisan bill on guns would and dan crenshawngressman widely regarded as a rising star within the republican ranks. those two are more likely to have a future in congress and in setting policy in congress than the folks sitting at the convention this weekend in texas. the parties themselves have become so hollowed out. this is part of the challenge we are having overall. they have become so hollowed out that a credible candidate can take that party, or you can of those who are not particularly credible who do not have the interests of the party in mind to take that party over. they have become less relevant than ever, even though they get a lot of attention. >> in theory, estate policy should protect and promote incumbents and serve the better interests of the party. but, state parties have become the outpost of the extreme where they are censuring members who have done normal main string -- mainstream things. they pass resolutions that are untethered from what the mainstream of the party would consider. they are far from the ce

i saw dan crenshaw get pushed up against the wall at a republican event, and his staff, because we haven our country, if you don't agree with me, not only will i cancel you, i'm going to physically beat you, impose violence on you. politics is fought at the ballot box. it's not fought with violence on your political opponent. a great piece in the washington street journal with sotomayor speaking about clarence thomas, saying they disagree on things, but i like him, he's a friend of mine, and i understand what motivates me. i wish everyone would read that and try to apply that to people who you may disagree with. >> harold, i ran that entire monologue last night. >> did you? >> at least i know some people don't watch my show. i'll try to let that slide, but it hurts me, harold. what do you think, jesse? >> i think that landscaping at that property is phenomenal. as someone who mowed lawns my whole life, that's beautiful. this decision is because crooked lost to trump. these were supposed to be her three supreme court nominations. trump got them instead. that's why we have this opinion. i

but here's some criticism about red flag laws coming from texas republican dan crenshaw speaking to myw in texas? >> well, no, and here's why. what we're essentially trying to do with the red flag law is enforce the law before the law has been broken. that's difficult to do. it's difficult to assess whether somebody is a threat. now, if there's such a threat that they're threatening somebody with a weapon already, then they've already broken the law, so why do you need this other law? that's the question i think critics rightfully ask about these things. it's unclear how the due process is adhered to and then ultimately, how they even solve the problem. >> you're seeing red flag laws solve the problem. what do you say to him? >> well, i would tell him this. that saving a life before it's lost is way more important, and he has it wrong. just have to say that, because there is process to prevent a crime. we do that all the time, and in a red flag law, when there is an abundance of information and evidence that the individual is a clear danger to their family wherein the government can in

look, it doesn't seem like, mike, the violence is going anywhere and we saw how congressman dan crenshaw harassed by right wing protesters. in missouri, we've got eric grieten putting out a campaign ad showing him holding what appears to be a long gun while he talks about hunting rhinos or republicans in name only. what do you think law enforcement should be doing about the threat of violence hanging over our politics right now? >> i mean, i don't know what law enforcement can do in these circumstances. i mean, i report threats that are made to me and, unfortunately, you have a lot of people, politicians now who are abiding by this trump playbook which is like douse everything in gasoline and hand out matches to all your supporters. if something violent happens, just hide behind the idea it was hyperbole or political rhetoric. there was a time in the not so distant past, don, when our politicians punted to media personalities would adhere to this standard of conduct and if you deviated from that standard you were ostracized and alienated. today you're rewarded. we got politicians who eng

congressman dan crenshaw heckled by far-right activists as he entered one of those meetings. this is a man elected in 2020 with 55% of the vote, went uncontested in the primary and then at the texas gop convention was hassled and pressed by activists as he tried to walk inside. then just a few minutes later, we saw john cornyn, elected in 2002, where he's represented texas ever since booed when he walked on stage because he was heckled for working on that bipartisan gun reform package in the senate. the most impactful we have seen in the last 30 years. that working with democrats a step too far by the crowds there at the texas gop convention and they voted on this party platform. a mission statement of sorts. i want to hit on some of the key points. they would require texas students to learn about the humanity of the preborn child, including teaching that life begins at fertilization. they want to amend the texas constitution to remove the power to regulate the wearing of firearms with a view to prevent crime. they want to treat homosexuality as an abnormal lifestyle choice.

particularly when you have some pretty well-respected republicans, whether it be a john cornyn or a dan crenshaweing accosted at their state conventions in texas this weekend. >> fred upton, congressman from michigan. thank you for joining me. happy father's day to you, sir. >> thanks. >>> up next, americans are hitting the road for summer vacations and paying a lot for it. what's the solution? president biden's energy secretary joins me after this. (dad brown) i thought new phones were for new customers? we got iphone 13s, too. switched to verizon two minutes agogo. (mom brown) ours were e busted and we still got a shiny new one. (boy brown) check it out! (dad allen) so, wait. everybody gets the same great deal? (mom allen) i think that's the point. (vo) now everyone can get a new iphone 13 on us on america's most reliable 5g network. (allen kid) can i have a phone? (vo) for every customer. current, new, everyone. to show the love. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. in one easy appointment... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...we can replace your windshield and recalibrate yo

dan crenshaw, a republican who for the most part follows all of these narratives just got attacked byroud boys right now. this is where it's going. now they're starting to attack each other. this is what it leads to. it's only a matter of time. this is spreading across america. it's coming to our communities, and it's coming to republican communities as well. so i just don't know where this ends. >> and joe, cnn caught up with a trump speech attendee in nashville yesterday. let's watch this. >> have you been watching any of the january 6th hearings on television? >> no, i haven't. >> and why not? >> because it's a sham event. it's a kangaroo court. you can't have a fair hearing when you have it filled with trump hating fake republicans and all democrats who hate trump too. >> and we should note it's republicans, trump allies who have offered up the most damning testimony during the january 6th hearings, joe. you know, i maean, i don't know what more folks need to hear. we have both of you on, both right leaning americans. you know, you can be a republican. you can be a conservative an

massive school shooting in the state of texas, a group of activists confronted gop congressmen dan crenshaw, who is a combat veteran who lost his eye in combat and called him eye patch mccain and they also included in their proposal for the policy platform language that would call for anti-abortion rhetoric in schools and referring to homosexuality as an abnormal lifestyle choice. so, look, even though elected republicans in the state aren't required to adhere too these policy platforms, it shows a glimpse into the direction of the republican party even as gop leaders here in washington would much rather focus on kitchen table issues and the future election, not the culture wars and not the last election. jim, poppy? >> melanie, thank you very much. >>> clearly a lot ahead in the hearing tomorrow. we heard testimony from the january 6th committee last week underscoring the exact concern about the message we're seeing. look what happened in texas over the weekend. listen to this. >> yeah. >> former president and his allies are executing that blueprint for 2024. donald trump and his allies an

congressman crenshaw also heckled, the crowd making it clear that the one problem they had with cornynacross the aisle to create this framework with this gun legislation that is about 98% done, saying that any work with democrats whatsoever on guns was an absolute problem. and then they talked about this party platform that they're voting on for the first time in several years. it's viewed more as a mission statement than legislatively binding per se, but the delegates able to vote on these planks of the platform. some shocking to see by some. we have a list of some of those that is drawing significant scrutiny here. there were dozens upon dozens of these planks. there were some i would like to share, one that texas students would learn about the humanity of the preborn child and taught that personhood begins at fertilization. and remove the legislator's power to regulate the wearing of arms. that would essentially keep the texas legislature from enacting any gun laws. they want to treat homosexuality as an abnormal lifestyle choice, and declare all businesses and jobs as essential and

conventional hassling and harassing lawmakers from senator john cornyn who was booed, congressman crenshaw who was heckled, you're seeing this darkness seep around the politics. it's something lawmakers from both parties tell me they're concerned. it also con noekts the january 6th hearing. last night on a background call with the committee, they made the point over and over again that this idea of incitement which you're so smart to ask glenn about is probably going to be something we hear more about. they make the point that trump continued to do this pressure campaign, that giuliani continued to pressure these officials, despite the fact that these people were vocal about getting threats against their lives. that's going to be a centerpiece today, too. it's not just false slates of electors and trying to overturn election results. it's what are the violent ends of those allegations. >> greitens may be in the halls of congress. if we can put that graphic back up because i find it startling, and you look at the escalation since you were in the department of homeland security back in 2017.

>> let me tell representative crenshaw, if that were so, then florida, which is dominated by conservativesthe republicans, wouldn't have passed rpos. >> as the country once again grapples with finding solutions to end horrific school shootings, in florida, republicans and democrats say this -- >> do you have any other weapons -- >> -- is working. >> i know we're more divided now than four years ago. >> we can't just give up. this was predictable and preventable. >> nothing is more important than protecting our children. nothing. >> and jake, let's take a look at the research. if you look at kektd, whose red flag law has been in place since 1993, one analysis there found that for every 10 to 20 guns taken away by the risk protection orders, one suicide was averted. >> leyla santiago in polk county, florida. great report. let's discuss with congressman ruben gallego. is a red flag law a good way to start with this problem we have in the u.s.? would you like to see them expand it on a national level? would you like to see them in your home state of arizona that i couldn't help but notice was

particularly when you have some pretty well-respected republicans, whether it be a john cornyn or a dan crenshawly being accosted at their state conventions in texas this weekend. >> fred upton, congressman from michigan. thank you for joining me. happy father's day to you, sir. >> thanks. >>> up next, americans are hitting the road for summer vacations and paying a lot for it. what's the solution? president biden's energy secretary joins me after this. but the areds 2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce the risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds 2 supplement. >> tech: cracked windshield? schedule with safelite, and we'll come to you to fix it. >> tech vo: this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted her when we were on our way. she could track us and see exactly when we'd arrive. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> woman: you must be pascal. >> tech: nice to meet you. >> tech vo: we got right to work, with a replacement she could trust. >> tech: we'r

we have had an update from the press secretary crenshaw pierre. she spoke aboard air force, one as the president was traveling to madrid for 3 days of meetings with world leaders at the nato summit that is occurring there. what we know is that the president has been briefed on this tragedy. he's continuing to coordinate with officials on the ground. and the white house is taking action. she said to disrupt this human smuggling networks. but for now, what the white house says it is doing is focusing on what it calls the facts. in other words, what is fearful is that right now, there is a lot of politicization that is taking place around this tragedy. given the fact that this has been a hot political issue in the united states for decades, the issue of a legal migration and the fact that so many thousands of people crossed into the united states from the southern mexico border. now we should point out that this is not the 1st time a tragedy like this has occurred. in fact, there have been multiple tragedy 7 occurred going back decades. we can tell y

republican lawmaker dan crenshaw being harassed by far right guys who tried to pick a fight with him.gn ad by disgraced former missouri governor eric gradens running for senate now and yielding a gun saying he is going hunting for fellow republicans who have disappointed him. it is that threat of violence that is so egregious. it can succeed in getting people to sit down and shut up. outside houston for example an iraq war vet and professional soccer player was going to be the grand marshal for a local 4th of july parade until conservative commentators on the parade attacked her support for gun control and comments in favor of transgender rights. she withdrew from the parade citing threats. here is another one from outside asheville, north carolina. restaurant owner faces threats after hosting grag show. the internet makes it all too easy to intimidate others, spread fear, and maybe cause some people to back away from the public arena all together. we heard about that at one of the most recent january 6th hearings. how donald trump triggered harassment of poll workers. some of the law

i wonder what you say to opponents of red flag laws, for example, republican congressman dan crenshawo did an interview with our colleague dana bash and said, quote, we are essentially trying to do with red flag laws is enforce the law before the law has been broken. he says they don't make sense. what do you say in a state that has them? >> yeah, well, he's wrong. and that's why republican sheriffs told him he's wrong. some of the most republican sheriffs here in florida out of polk county where red flag laws have been used a good amount of time have told him he's wrong. if we're only right in one half of 1% of those cases, we have prevented 45 parklands, 45 buffalos. isn't that enough to warrant these laws? they're effective. it is why law enforcement supports them. it is why they're supported by the majority of floridians and americans. and there are republicans now in the u.s. senate, rick scott, who is governor of florida, who signed that bill. he knows it is a good law. and he knows he should institute it in the u.s. senate. >> jared moskowitz, thank you for your time this morni

on the other side of the debate, congressman dan crenshaw was confronted at the texas republican conventiontuents and he said he would support some form of gun legislation in the wake of the shooting in uvalde. the group called him eye patch mccain. a name coined by a fox news commentator. and senator john cornyn of texas, involved in the gun legislation, was booed at the same texas convention. >> let's take our country back starting with congress in november. thank you, god bless you. and may god continue to bless our great state of texas. >> those are a lot of boos. during cornyn's speech some audience members could be chanting quote, no red flag. and an apparent reference to state laws that allow guns to be confiscated from people considered to be a danger to themselves, or society. and amid the backlash, cornyn did insist there were certain lines he wouldn't cross. i will not under any circumstance support new restrictions for law-abiding gun owners, that will always be my red line. and despite what some of you may have heard, the framework that we are working on is consistent with that

congressman dan crenshaw of texas, for example, is criticizing the move, tweeting i was really dreading my next trip to the gas station, but now that biden lifted tariffs on solar pans, i'm like, problem solved. will it address any crisis facing americans every day or a long-term measure? >> well, what i can tell you, i have been really proud to lead the charge because nevada has the most solar jobs per capita than any other state in the nation. so these are good paying jobs. of course, we want a green energy future, renewable future. not just in the desert southwest where i live, but all across this country, there are thousands and thousands of solar projects. and so by doing this, what the president has done is given us a bridge to increase domestic manufacturing. it's what we have been calling for all along. i led letters with 21 of my colleagues, we have had zoom calls with the white house to try to tell them how important it is for them to help us increase domestic manufacturing. we currently only can meet about 15% of demand. and so now we have some companies committing to increas

it is after the article kimberlÉ crenshaw wrote, after the book we read from bell hooks.feminist theory, right. it is after that. the combahee river collective was in the 1970s. there was lots of widespread activism and intellectual critique of it. it just was not finding purchase in mainstream politics. >> all of these people only talk about intersectional isn't but on the street, man, it is so weird to talk about history about something that i was technically alive for half the decade. >> that has been your question all along. >> it is hard, i am doing it. >> it is how social activism made it so that they were able to go to school and publish these pieces. there was enough progress achieved but the critique was not fully considered or actualized into later. does that make sense? >> does, i do not know how often people articulated in that way. i do not know how often that was subconscious. we would really have to look into how did mainstream organization respond to critiques that they were not actually in. that is where we would see that. i want to talk one more thing, t

texas congressman dan crenshaw is next. ♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. we hit the bike trails every weekend for smarter trading decisions, shinges doesn't care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but, no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age increasing your risk for getting shingles. so, what can pr

but it is after kimberly crenshaw's article that we read. it is after bell hooks's now, what was the name of the book we read from bell hooks. what was that? feminist theory right? it's after that so like it the kamahi river collective was in the 1970s. so there was lots of like widespread. activists and intellectual critique of it. it just wasn't finding purchase in like mainstream politics. like could like ivory tower like all these people they're they only talk about intersectionalism like inactivating thing but like on the street man people aren't or if it's so weird talk about history about something that i was technically alive for half the decade that's been your question all along. like, how do we do this? yeah, it's i'm doing it. having like how social activism? they were able to go to school to prod. published these pieces was the idea. oh, like they can publish the piece so we don't really have to like do anything with it. there's enough like progress achieved because they can at least do it but the critique wasn't like fully cons

and owned by david crenshaw miller and charles edward miller. >> so, through your research you find outf research and digging up records and reaching out to a local historian. i asked her to some information on my parents, my grandparents, and possibly great grandparents. i do that, and within two months, she was back in contact with me with that one statement that i can never forget. >> and what was that statement? >> she, said karen, your great great grandparents, they were enslaved here in charles would. >> the house that your brother purchased was where your great great -- >> grandparents. >> grandparents were enslaved. >> yes. >> at the quarters that are out there in the back. >> okay. this is -- >> whole family. >> whole family in one room in the whole family other on the opposite side. they have one shimmy with a shared fire fireplace, so there is a fireplace here as well as on the other side. >> and no plumbing? no indoor plumbing? >> no electric. no. this building is actually dated as being built prior to the 1800s, the late 1700s. when i look at this building, i can imagine so