congresswoman jasmine crockett joins us live now.r making time. >> absolutely. >> what should people understand about the rationale for protecting places like schools, churches, synagogues, hospitals from immigration enforcement actions in the past? >> yeah. >> i mean. >> here this. >> is very simple. first of all, i don't know my country anymore. right? when we are. >> looking at situations that are so disruptive to our communities. and again, as you talked about the hero who wasn't necessarily wearing a cape but instead had her coffee cup, when we think about the disruption to everyone because. >> of something. >> that really. is a civil penalty, i want to get this across to your viewers, because i don't think that people understand that. as republicans oftentimes say things like, oh, they're illegal. they're illegal. according to. federal law. you literally can get a traffic. ticket that is more serious than what this is. it's a civil penalty. and so to have. these guys disrupting you as you are trying to pray, whether you're. >>

so jasmine crockett, you know her? she's been on the show before. she said this when she was on the breakfast club. listen. >> i mean, canada has really. been the one to call it out. the fact that i'm rooting for canada and i'm rooting for mexico a lot is really wild, but they are really the ones that are speaking truth to power right now. they can see what it is and they were like, we are not messing with this crazy regime from mar-a-lago. >> probably not the best. >> look. >> after we lost a hockey game. >> to canada. >> last night. the timing. >> the timing wasn't great. >> but yeah, going back to governor mills, i mean, i know this is definitely what the democrats want. they want those viral moments. they love the idea of a strong woman standing up to president trump. and it might play well on the internet. i seriously doubt that this is going to play well for her in the state of maine. i have family in maine. i go there every summer. actually, the state rep who brought this issue to light is a good friend of mine, and the maine state house is i

crockett. rep. crockett: it is the faux outrage for me. as faux as faux news. you guys, and i am referring to my republican colleagues, pretend as if you are the heroes of this story. but let me remind you who set the house on fire. it was y'all. let me handle these receipts. because i know i always have to have proof, even though our education system is failing us because it seems like facts don't phase people that vote for you. but i'm going to do it anyway. so when we talk about debt, i would ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record this article that says donald trump built a national debt so big before the pandemic it will weigh down the economy for years. >> without objection, so ordered. rep. crockett: it talked about the fact he ran up and almost a trillion dollar debt. it was estimated to be $7.8 trillion at the time. and this is the third biggest increase ever under any presidential administration. so i don't understand how you are going to play the heroes. i also want to be clear about some basic level setting of civics because it seems like

jasmine crockett is the next one to look for.ically let off the yes but maybe is plotting something weti will have to look. i'm grad we saw president biden. i've been looking for proof of this. it's strange they hadn't put out anything except a couple videos here and there. so i would also say if we didn't work at 5:00 i would absolutely be there for that special. that's my timeally to eat a reay like it. i do think president trump hasf benefited not just from doing all sorts of things that people said they wanted him to do and t do common sense thingshi like straws. ter s the whole thing about the straws. but that he has terrible opponents and they can't getav their footing. they have a 21% approval rating in congress. jasmine crockett is dynamic and energetic. a beautiful woman. i always want to listen to what s sit saying. but they're calling them stupid. if as a democrat you say i don't know if we should just defend usaid spending as a opposition, to trump. ink i don't think we should talk like liberal arts college professors

jasmine crockett -- she's dynamic, energetic, beautiful woman. i always want to listen to what she's saying and she keeps telling them that their stupid. if you say is a democrat right now, you say i don't know if we should just defend usaid spending as our total opposition, i don't think we should talk like liberal arts college professors. i don't think we should line up 80-year-old house democrats and sing outside of federal buildings. she goes on errands as your stupid. she's getting all the attention. that got a big problem on their hands but their problem is benefiting president trump. >> jeanine: for years the republican party was in disarray and we will look at the democrats and say they circle the wagons, they are altogether. now with the statement by mitch mcconnell that he's not going to run again, i think that the final nail in the coffin of the republican rhinos and now that you've got mike johnson, president trump, john thune, everybody is in sync. >> jesse: there are still going to be people who are going to give you trouble but you

and jasmine crockett is the best that they have?inate jasmine crockett, that would just -- i didn't think it would be getting any better to cover this guy. if we could have a republican run against crockett, that would be my dream come true. tommy, you will see her on many programs throughout the fox news platform in the next 48 hours, thank you tommy. >> thank you jesse. >> jesse: happy valentine's day. >> president trump has to give his wife summing for valentine's day, what should he give her? >> i love her. >> of course you do. >> in the west i got this wow skin from olay body wash. it's new super serum: sink into my skin with 5 powerful ingredients. 5 benefits in 1! look at this olay difference. so luminous! olay super serum body wash. with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [phone beeps] wow, it can alert you?! and you ca

and jasmine crockett is the best that they have?ey nominate jasmine crockett, that would just -- i didn't think it would be getting any better to cover this guy. if we could have a republican run against crockett, that would be my dream come true. tommy, you will see her on many programs throughout the fox news platform in the next 48 hours, thank you tommy. >> thank you jesse. >> jesse: happy valentine's day. >> president trump has to give his wife summing for valentine's day, what should he give her? >> i love her. >> of course you do. >> in the west village had maybe near mine. ♪ ♪ ♪ you'll get better when your pain isn't minimized, dismissed, forgotten. we will never stop trying to get better. because when medicine gets better, all of us can get better. ♪ (♪) ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪ (steel drums playing lightly) ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and he got $2 million in

a different crockett? >> greg: it's from "miami vice." a. >> jesse: this goes back to barack obama. culture war and starts picking winners and losers. he has this little rainbow coalition. and they think of the graphics as destiny. what happens? they got whacked by donald trump 1.0. and the only reason he did not get reelected was because of the china's virus, then they bring in the older white vice president who cut a deal with the radical left and they will let him do whatever they want. print money, empty the jails, open the borders, declare a war on common sense. another cultural revolution. smacked in the face again. but donald trump again. and so you have a boxer who has been knocked out cold twice. he is in the hospital and basically brain-dead because he forgot about the fundamentals. and the fundamentals are you protect the workers. you protect families, the borders, and the american dollar. they have lost their cut men, they don't have media anymore. they lost their promoter, they don't have x anymore, and they lost their casino to fight and because all of their donors wen

to include now congressman jasmine crockett from texas, sarah mcbride from delaware. annalee ventling from washington. they are now all members of congress. on the state level we have got senator mary matt murrell from michigan, florida representative, down in texas, the harris county executive, lina hidalgo. i could go on and on and on. these are all amazing young leaders who really know how to should show up for the outcome -- their communities. host: when it comes to yes men crockett, you have probably seen the news, back and forth with north queensland republic in nancy mace. what do you think about those exchanges or at least the statements she is making when it comes to politics in congress. guest: i think she is emblematic of a whole generation of leaders who know the republican party is not on the level and they are not ready to be good-faith partners in governance and this idea of the corn is behind us when it comes to them. so she is ready to call them out like she sees it and do so in a way that draws attention which i think is good, especially in this envi

crockett: rhetoric or reality? mr. bier: rhetoric. rep. crockett: mr. chair i would like to ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record this article which states that undocumented immigrant offending rate lower than u.s. born citizen rate and this is from nij.opi.gov. the next one, immigrants are just living off of the federal government and contribute nothing? mr. bier: that would be rhetoric. rep. crockett: thank you. mr. chair i would ask unanimous consent to enter a study that said undocumented immigrants pay almost $100 billion in taxes from "the alabama reflector." mifi animal -- my final question is that immigrants only enter at the southern border? mr. bier: rhetoric. rep. crockett: they enter in all kinds of ways but i wanted to put that out there. i have a few more questions because i still have a little bit of time. i usually run out. we have talked again about crime and there has been this over emphasis on it. and honestly, i can tell you that i do not want anyone to be killed whether it is here or anywhere else. there is nothing abou

for their communities in in places to reach the voters they need to reach. >> when it comes from crockett, you've probably seen back and forth with north carolina republican nancy mace. what do you think of her roles or the statements she's making when it comes to politics and congress? >> i think she's emblematic of a whole generation. we know that the republicans -- at idea of civility and decorum is behind them and she calls them out and draws attention. i think is good, especially in this environment. >> pew research says the largest generation of now both belonging to generation x are in congress, 180 members. what do you think about that number compared to what you've seen in years before when it could manies comes to congress. >> this is the third oldest congress ever and it keeps getting older and we see the byproduct of that, and the fight back now, leaders who don't understand how to wield attention in this economy and they don't really understand where their voters are and they're not hearing from them. some of the leaders of the pushback has been younger politicians and slidel

crockett. rep. crockett: it is the faux outrage for me. as faux as faux news. you guys, and i am referring to my republican colleagues, pretend as if you are the heroes of this story. but let me remind you who set the house on fire. it was y'all. let me handle these receipts. because i know i always have to have proof, even though our education system is failing us because it seems like facts don't phase people that vote for you. but i'm going to do it anyway. so when we talk about debt, i would ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record this article that says donald trump built a national debt so big before the pandemic it will weigh down the economy for years. >> without objection, so ordered. rep. crockett: it talked about the fact he ran up and almost a trillion dollar debt. it was estimated to be $7.8 trillion at the time. and this is the third biggest increase ever under any presidential administration. so i don't understand how you are going to play the heroes. i also want to be clear about some basic level setting of civics because it seems like

i'll discuss the chaos and the democratic response with congresswoman jasmine crockett and former biden adviser mitch landrieu. black out the growing online movement to boycott major retailers, abandoning diversity and inclusion initiatives. the reverend al sharpton will tell me if this is an effective strategy and a bold move. three years ago tomorrow, russia invaded ukraine. but today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said he is willing to resign if it leads to peace. ambassador michael mcfaul is here to discuss this and the unwillingness of some in the trump administration to admit that vladimir putin started the war. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. when we came on the air last night, we were talking about how it seemed that billionaire and unelected first buddy elon musk was heeding president trump's call to, quote, get more aggressive by issuing a jerk boss email to all federal workers, the one that called on them to tell musk what they got done last week and ended with a threat, quote, failure to respond will be taken as a resignation. while we were on air,

. >> laura: and congresswoman jasmine crockett, alex, mrs.fit president. >> when those hospitals in rural america start closing down more, nyou will understand when your medicaid, medicare goes away and you willco understand as planes continue to pull out of the sky! soon, you understand why it is important to maybe have somebody that isn't allowed in ridiculous and may be sleepy joe is what we wanted because we could at least sleep at night. >> laura: okay, alex relegated to saying you should nestle be joe because you ca n sleep better. that is th ae argument. >> it is not great messaging and such a life medicare and medicaid is going away. it is amazing because i've never donated to a politician before buat i might donate to jasmine crockett and she is here for meo to create content for a conservative audience. dashe is a gift. the american people rejected the welk moment entirely and somehow only one new star has emerge from the democrat party and it is jasmine crockett. and we can't grant anyone better how the woke mob has gotten. >> laur

more on crockett's comments coming up for you.n to this, slamming the biden admin vagues politicized justice department. he's showering praise on trump and the republican party calling them more reasonable to work with. is this a ploy to give him a pardon. we'll get into that with anthony pompliani next. ♪ ♪ ("born to be wild" by steppenwolf) ♪ ♪ get your motor runnin'! ♪ (car horns blare) come on! ♪ head out on the highway! ♪ crowd: hey! hey! hey! b-12. bingo! (buttons snap) (inhaling furiously) (explosion) (car revs) (cheering and laughter) (♪) don't worry, girls! i've got weathertech. all together: ♪ born to be wild! ♪ for whatever comes your way, there's weathertech. racing to send gold bars from europe to new york. some of that is coming over on commercial flights. lydia hu joining us this morning. what's behind the gold rush, lydia? reporter: good morning there, stuart. there's a couple of things we have concerns october early intervention program fellation and concerns about tariffs that's sending demand for gold absolutely

by we the people. >> joining me now, congresswoman jasmine crockett of texas. she's a member of the house oversight committee. congresswoman, welcome back to the sunday show. it's been a long time since we've spoken. so can i just get your reaction to what we've been seeing? through elon musk's wrecking ball, through the federal government, and specifically through this news coming out of usaid tonight, that 2000 people will find out today that they've been fired. >> yeah. >> so a couple of things. >> first of all, i just have. >> to say thank you. >> to the american people. because clearly. your resilience and your resistance, it is right there front. >> and. >> center where we need. >> it to be. >> the fact that they showed up. in record numbers all over the country, showing. up and confronting those members of congress that have decided, as i stated in a hearing the other week, that they wanted to castrate their constitutional duties. so i am excited to see that the american people are not sitting by idly and pretending as if they don't understand how the th

crockett. rep. crockett: i don't know if people truly understand the point of usaid. first of all, can i ask you really quickly, each of you, yes or no, do you believe that soft power matters? mr. unger: yes. mr. roman: yes. mr. primorac: absolutely. rep. crockett: for the american people, because i don't know there has been a conversation about soft power but soft power is basically our way of building diplomacy around the world. how we build that diplomacy probably looks different in every different administration, but the issue i have right now is that some would argue is we have taken a butchers knife where we need a's capital -- need a scalpel or others would say we are throwing out the baby with the bathwater but either way, we are not accomplishing our goal. we have had people that have gone hungry and died. let me try to make sure that people understand what it is that soft power is, which is building diplomacy. the next part of the next part i want you to understand, as members of congress, we have congressional oversight to the extent that we actually travel

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congresswoman jasmine crockett seems to be that voice but she has more airtime more voice than anyonelse in the democratic party. could not be happier if the voice of the democratic party is jasmine crockett. >> i think the speed with which trump is moving the democrat party's flat-footed worker at the super bowl i cannot wait for kickoff or they try to have out chuck schumer to hold a an avocado in a corona to say he is out of touch by the time they stood there with schumer awkwardly holding both things the narrative cycle had moved on for this is a flood of his own move and why they've been smart about just getting everything done. they do not have the ability of the media or the democrats who are even knows who the leader is to be able to respond effectively traveling trump is doing. shannon: here's 1 of our responses are buddy chad pergram owns capitol says so far they tried it challenge president trump in his second term for the dusting off old plays entire dogear plate book to precisely 16 days before democrat threatened to impeach the president. last time they did this they cou

congresswoman jasmine crockett joins us live now. show. thank you for making time. >> absolutely. >> what should people understand about the rationale for protecting places like schools, churches, synagogues, hospitals from immigration enforcement actions in the past? >> yeah. >> i mean, here this is very simple. first of all, i don't know my country anymore. right? when we are looking at situations that are so disruptive to our communities. and again, as you talked about the hero who wasn't necessarily wearing a cape but instead had her coffee cup, when we think about the disruption to everyone because of something that really is a civil penalty, i want to get this across to your viewers, because i don't think that people understand that. as republicans oftentimes say things like, oh, they're illegal. they're illegal. according to federal law. you literally can get a traffic ticket that is more serious. >> than what this is. it's a civil penalty. >> and so to have these guys disrupting you as you are trying to pray, whether you're a

check out what democrat jasmine crockett just said. >> canada has really been the one to call it out. the fact that i'm rooting for canada and i'm rooting for mexico a lot is really wild, but they are really the ones that are speaking truth to power right now. they can see what it is and they were like, we are not messing with this crazy regime from mar a lago and basically calling them thugs. that's what it is. >> greg. she's rooting for canada. >> that's she's a politician. she's a congresswoman. yes. isn't that incredible? i do wish she was a little more clever or surprising. i feel like she's like a retread of previous lefty tantrum throwers. when i hear her, i think, you know what? i'll just hang up and i'll call back and maybe i'll get a person, a better person at the call center. you know what i mean? you've been there. it's like, ooh, this is bad, this is bad. it's funny to see trudeau dunk on america. and i get it. you know he you know we've been dunking on him. so give him a little bit of pleasure. but he is unemployed i mean his team doesn't want him anymore. he's like a gu

if jasmine crockett doesn't want her 5000, i'll take it. liz. interesting spelling from port charlotte, florida. get the memo, jesse. it's time to doge die. thursday. can't doge die thursday until every die is gone? elias from blacksburg, virginia. help! i'm stuck in my bathroom and i fired the locksmith. i mean, i've been stuck, locked outside of my house. i've never been locked inside. but listen, you need the locksmith, or there might be a way to leave the key out. not my business. i'm waters, and i've never been stuck in. >> and welcome to hannity. and tonight, we are nearing the end of a transformational month in the washington swamp. now, to say president trump hit the ground running hard. that would be one of the greatest understatements of all time. and not only is trump fulfilling his promises to all of you, the american people, even fake news, cnn, our friends, they pointed out trump has remade the american electorate. republicans are now surging in the polls. democrats are hitting record lows. congressional democrats won't poll now at

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jasmine crockett says this is why trump won. listen. >> all of the criticisms that exist of donald trump, he right now has a 53% approval rating. it's higher than it's ever been. 70% believe that he is fulfilling his promises, and 45% believe democrats should be more moderate. what do you take away? >> my take away is just like the election. we've got to do better at education. people don't understand. >> okay. educate me. and boy, does she miss the big guy. >> maybe sleepy joe is what we wanted because we could at least sleep at night. >> you hear that? historic inflation, a wide open border, two proxy wars and a coup was just white noise. jasmine slept like a baby. joe's replacement wasn't any better. her campaign was historic, but not in a good way. >> was that time she was on the view and she was asked, what would you have done differently? and she said, basically nothing i can think of. a lot of people say that was the moment that the election. i got a. >> i got a text from a from a prominent democrat in the midwest who i r

>> jesse: t thshe related to jae crockett?o >> jesse: this goes back to barack obama obviously, he gets in and declares a culture war. starts printing money, picksers winners and losers, ferguson effect. rainbow coalition. what happens? they got whacked by trump. and then the china virus. then they bring in barack obama'ss use president t a deal with the radical left and lets t them do what they want. print 20, empty the jails,mon declare war on common sense. another cultural evolutione.. smacked in the face again by donald trump again! may have a malt -- boxer knocked not go cold twice, in the hospital pretty much a brain-dead because he forgot about the fundamentals. which is to protect the workers, families, borders and american dollar. they do not have media anymore, they lost their promoter, and he lost the casinn't o, because all their donors one to the other sides . so i would hang them up herald! hang them up! pick a new sportnd ps. >> judge jeanine: no they have to state. >> greg: yes. j >> judge jeanine: udnotes refe

congresswoman jasmine crockett is standing by to respond. plus, breaking immigration news tonight. el salvador's president now offering to put america's deported immigrants in its prisons. that includes u.s. citizens convicted of violent crimes. fear and defiance. also inside the j. edgar hoover building as the fbi gets ready for a major trump purge. so just how far are they planning to go? and will anyone stand in their way? tonight on laura coates live. well, it's day 15 of donald trump's second term, and we almost got into two trade wars while also watching elon musk press control alt delete on an entire federal agency. yes, the world's richest man and doge leader. he's working to end the program responsible for delivering humanitarian aid all across the globe. now, he claims that usaid is a criminal organization and it's, quote, time for it to die, unquote. now, advocates argue that usaid saves lives around the globe. it treats diseases. it fights poverty. it responds to famines and natural disasters. it creates goodwill and promotes america's image abroad. now, that's the poin

so congressman crockett has a history of exchanging insults with marjorie taylor greene, this is what told us when we asked how she's going to maintain order today. we don't have any sound but keep listening in. we will keep listening in and and bring you the latest headlines from this hearing but we are told this is going to be something to watch as democrats try to battle republicans over doge. david: let's turn to the inflation report. it came in harder than expected, dumping 4.5% in january. much more than 5. 3%, annual inflation rate is 3%. the core rate is at 3.3%, a lot more than 3.1% expected. brian belsky, i have to ask the cause of this. i am thinking a lot of it has to do with all of those billions of dollars the biden administration was pouring out before they left office. am i wrong? >> you are not wrong, thanks for having us. investors have to remember three things. we are looking at yesterday's numbers not going forward. cpi is not the preferred measure but as a data point they look at, pce the key thing and much has been made with respect to the seasonality, cpi usuall

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>> jesse: if you have one thing to say to jasmine crockett, what would it be?the last woman who said that to elon was a state rep in california and you know what happened? he moved his company to texas. think about that. and think about how much taxes california just lost. i think they should celebrate elon and anybody else who wants to go and volunteer to make the government more accountable, more efficient and more effective. that's not a republican or democrat idea, that's an american belief, that you love your nation just as kennedy said. don't ask where the country can do for you, what can you do for your country. >> jesse: don't play dead, throw elon musk a party. thank you. >> thank you for having me back on watters world. >> jesse: my pleasure. is it saturday night? >>> fbi honeypots. plus, cia sex chats. tulsi gabbard and kristi noem, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ hey we're going big tonight let's go safety whoa! should i call mom? no, no don't tell your mother anything if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis

jasmine crockett.le who have expected her to say this. >> we just are looking forward to the mid-terms. we only need three more seats. we need to go out and talk to those people that finally understand that the only mission that donald trump has is making sure that he can line his pockets and any other billionaire at our expense. it is time to wake up. doesn't mean you are a democrat if you vote democratic. >> harris: i will go in reverse order and come to you first, tiffany. interesting. not long ago jasmine crockett congresswoman and others were talking about bring it on and the war that they basically want to rage. one congressman used the word war. when you look at that now she is saying no, that's probably what we need to do is come up with a way to listen to the people so we can win again. >> the contrast between democrats and republicans right now can't be any more clear. the republicans and donald trump are working hard every single day to deliver results for american families, to cut wasteful

i've never donated to a politician before but i might donate to jasmine crockett.ple who have to create content every day for conservative audiences every day, she's a gift. the american people rejected the woke moment and somehow only new -- one new star has emerged from the democrats since the election and it's jasmine crockett. we could not plant someone any better to prove how inane the woke mom has gotten. >> laura: we also know that the democrats keep clinging to their old narratives. bernie sanders says he's fighting the oligarchy. it's a tour apparently that he's kicking off tomorrow in omaha because nothing screams the future like bernie sanders. are you rushing to get your tickets? >> you know, bernie sanders would have had a better argument for the democratic party, until they ousted him unfairly when he was running. but in the meantime republicans kind of took away all of the issues that were working for the democrats including economic populism and all the democrats have right now is identity politics. they have that at a time when most of america has

. >> congresswoman jasmine crockett from texas was on "the view" yesterday, and she said she attributedval rating to people being uneducated, but people will soon learn donald trump is bad when hospitals in rural america start closing down and planes continue to fall out of the sky. i actually thought this was a good question to ask, because this is a narrative that's out there, and to have the delta ceo shut it down and say that's not the case finally puts the stove rest -- puts this to rest. he could've passed the bucket and said "we are best to getting what's going on, all options are on the table," but he said this cut too, by the way, nonsafety critical personnel had nothing to do with this crash. >> you bring up the topic of "the view, jasmine crockett. we are on the topic of sanguine voices. with that, let's bring in scarborough. >> this is going to be the political equivalent of death by a thousand cuts if they don't do this in a more responsible way. those plane crashes that you are seeing, you are going to see more of them. >> they are losing it. >> i think he needs a mental h

jason, jasmine crockett. she's a congresswoman in this country and she saying publicly that she's rooting for mexico and rooting for canada. is she trying to become the new -- issue trying to stir things up or what's the goal here? >> i suspect she's heard all the stupid things that aoc has said and said here hold my beer and now she's leaning in and trying to be just as outrageous and just as insane and offensive. you are right, you represent this country and you are telling me you are rooting for canada. telling me you are rooting for mexico. what exactly is that supposed to inspire from her constituents? if she thought that something was wrong she would then fight this administration and push something forward but all she's ever done is run her mouth. she doesn't have anything to say other than these silly comments that she knows is going to get picked up. but it's just really a cover for not doing anything. she talks a good talk and then she does nothing. >> trace: i think you are right because it does ge

or is that sonny crockett? i cannot remember. am too young for that show. >> dana: i know. >> greg: what is interesting too is how they didn't feel this way about george soros, who spent billions and billions to underline undermine american strength but if you criticize george soros you are playing into the tropes of anti-semitism. >> dana: not only that but you remember that ilhan omar called a multi-week kerfuffle, including a vote or being censored in the house because she suggested that jewish people in america have dual loyalties. she almost got censored, even by nancy pelosi, that was a huge deal. also, i think that president trump is blessed with the dumbest opposition. they cannot figure out to get their footing and part of that is what jesse said, there media operation has collapsed. the other thing is elon musk was bullied terribly. he was abused terribly. and he was able to get himself out of that, and guess what, this is the other thing that kills me, he could live anywhere in the world. and he chose us. he chose amer

they lash out morning, noon, and night, including the parties rising star, jasmine crockett. hears her from earlier today. >> if you could speak directly to elon musk what would you say? >> [bleep] off. >> so enlightening and productive from the party of love. unfortunately that's about as measured and eloquent as it gets across the democratic party. inside the capital congressman hank johnson, he's the one that -- that speculated the island of guam might capsize and tip over, now fantasizing about president trump getting arrested by u.s. marshals. take a look. >> if a president wilfully failed or refused to comply with a court ruling, they could be held in contempt of court theoretically. it would be up to the u.s. marshals service, which is a part of the justice department to be the enforcement arm for the federal courts. is that correct? >> your hypothetical would have to play itself out. >> it would be the u.s. marshals who fall under the department of justice who would have to carry out the contempt order. >> sean: every some ice -- every time i see this guy i could go o

was it aoc or jasmine crockett? okay.we wanted because we could at least a sleep at night. >> jesse: tough to admit but she is fine with it. on thin ice. that is not me. which liberal governor filmed themselves taking a polar plunge at a frozen lake? tampon tim or gavin newsom? >> i'm glad you are bringing tim back i have not seen his face and far too long. >> jesse: i know. while this is the last one. >> 321 go! >> jesse: that is obviously not newsom he would have his shirt off. nice try, lydia. last question. you need this one. which msnbc host declared that trump has two daddies? elon musk and putin. was it joy reid or rachel maddow? no peeking. >> putin runs trump. trump has two daddies, putin and elon musk. >> jesse: fox weather. >> you tried to fake me out. like i'm going to lose i'm bad at this. >> this is sharper. >> jesse: lydia you lost on howard lutnick. >> all right. i'm ready to go out tonight. >> jesse: beat yourself up with that paddle. more prime time straight ahead. gives me 72 hour whole body freshness.

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because crockett doesn't want to see any of those white tears.craig from sioux falls, south dakota, only smiles for you. what's your secret? have that effect on men. fred from bear, delaware. if your eagles get slaughtered on sunday, will you take a pet bereavement day on monday? no, but i will be wearing a chiefs jersey. i bet doocy i mean, i won't be wearing a chiefs jersey. i'm watters, and this is my world.

next up, we have the wonderful representative jasmine crockett from texas. rep. crockett: i'm going to try my best not to preach. [laughter] i just want to say thank you. because every day that we show up in d.c., we show up for you. we know who we work for. we know that we work for the american people. and what we are not going to do is stand around when they pull this that they are trying to pull right now. this is why i am not going to be able to preach because i probably won't be able to start cussing. but let me tell you all something. i know some of you all have been frustrated and you have been saying, where are the democrats? where are our leaders? i am here to tell you we never left the all -- you all. all right? we are here. we are going to make sure they uphold the law. we are not going to sit around while you go ahead and desecrate our constitution or you look at the laws that have been passed into law and say, never mind we will just ignore that. instead, we are going to be in. we are going to be on you, and we are going to make sure you understand w

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crockett. rep. crockett: thank you so much. i will pick up where my colleague left off by thank you and -- for your service. i don't really know if they would have been trying to push you out, because it seems like anybody knows what their job is gets pushed out. congrats on your retirement and i hope you have sunnier days ahead. representative to leave went through -- tlaib went through some of these things are. i think it is downright cruel. you have people that literally don't have a heart. they are telling us that we are going to run the federal government like a business. let me talk to you about the business. and the people allegedly running the business. the federal government is not a business but let me verify. if it was, i don't want to run like the president has run businesses. the president, it is my understanding, has filed bankruptcy six times. we don't have that luxury in america. even when we start to think about elon musk, right now as it relates to tesla, the sales are down. as it relates to x, he has never ma