all to get a legal take on this we talked earlier to david greene president of the law society of england and wales and also a senior partner at the london law firm edwin co we asked him whether astra zeneca is in breach of its contractual obligations with the e.u. . the basis of the contract is supply its manufacture and supply the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say there are quite a lot of provisions hidden here which may allow them to avoid liability so if there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that they part is that astra zeneca in the commission have thought about what our best reasonable efforts it's a it's a it's a it's a catchall in that respect. and it would be up to the court if it came to it to determine what best reasonable efforts means. if there's no question about it turn that this is a fairly complex contract. go either way there may be arguments on both sides i think the important point is that there is a provision

phil: let's get more from david green. welcome to dw. what do you think -- is astrazeneca in breach of its contractual obligations to the eu? david: let's start with this -- we have seen the contract, as you say, a redacted copy. it is subject to belgian law, and it is subject to the jurisdiction of the belgian courts. as an english lawyer, i can give some hints about general contractual obligations rather than belgian law. the price is being paid insofar as supply is not made, that may put astrazeneca in breach of the contract. there were quite a lot of provisions which may allow them to avoid liability and, as you rightly said, there is a provision in this for best reasonable efforts. that is a defined term in the contract. astrazeneca and the commission have thought about what are best reasonablefforts. it is a catchall in that respect , and it would be up to the court if it came to it to determine what "best reasonable efforts" means. phil: as far as what you've seen on this redacted contract, it is not clear cut and if necessary, it

. >> reporter: david green says the president has been given head of state privileges to say whatever he wants by these companies for years now. this is something that could change on january 20. >> it will allow them to post stuff that they would not allow other users. they would not suspend the accounts of president trump or the prime minister, or someone like that, when they might have suspended the account of a private user.>> reporter: they do believe that the casebooks and twitters of the world may come to the same policy. >> is that he realized in the debate of social media and free speech, he been technically correct to allow this to happen, in the name of free speech. he was not morally correct.>> reporter: those are not the only social media platforms. donald trump is not been banned from gab, or some of the more extreme hate speech platforms. reporting live outside of twitter headquarters, kpix 5. >>> also tonight, the future of the california republican party is at a crossroads. some analysts say, what unfolded yesterday could impact the future narrative for the gop. >> an

david green, says even the temporary ban does not run afoul of u.s. law, because they are private companies. >> silly don't violate the president's legal rights by locking his accounts or freezing his accounts or shutting down his accounts. in fact they're exercising their own first amendment right. >> for some it is a move at the 11th hour for companies to save face in the face of violence. >> i think is the best thing to do. the people calm down, think about what happened, process it. >> so will things change once again when president trump is no longer head of state? >> that is the question that remains, president trump along with have been given head of state privileges by many of these social media companies, they don't censor, they don't take down, they don't block what they say. as opposed regular citizens who, if they say inflammatory things, things that incite violence, have the post taken down, have accounts frozen. it is a question of what happens on january 20 at 12:01 pm, and beyond that exactly how these companies deal with mr. trump goi

correspondent david greene from kuala lumpur a day of a state of emergency and localized lockdowns to deal with the pandemic are lockdowns insufficient in tackling this health emergency you know if we had had stricter enforcement of the requirements and been in place for months now maybe we won't be in this situation it's hard to say for sure but there has not been super strict requirements in the mass where and i've been to restaurants where i've sometimes even the chef with his mask followers chen if we had had better requirements in terms of spacing between customers and restaurants in terms of acting and force if there had been better and quicker use of contact tracing maybe we would not be in this situation now but it's hard to say for sure but the state of emergency is not only about public health it's also about politics. speaking of politics people are calling it. an attempt by the government to stay on in power isn't. well the current prime minister he says he is basically as of last week lost the majority of support in parliament and he's been hanging on. by a thread all alo

or to get a legal take on this we talked earlier to david greene he's the president of the law society of england and wiles and a senior partner at the london law firm code we asked him whether astra zeneca is in breach of its contractual obligations with the. the the the base is the contract is supply its manufacture and supply the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say is there are quite a lot of provisions hidden here which may allow them to avoid liability there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that they part is that astra zeneca and the commission have thought about what are best reasonable efforts it's a it's a it's a it's a catchall in that respect and it would be up to the court if it came to it to determine what best reasonable efforts means. it there's no question about it turned this is a fairly complex contract. go either way there may be arguments on both sides i think the important point is that there is a provision tha

. >> reporter: david green with the electronic frontier foundation says while it's in twitter's rights to remove content, the move will be debated. >> they have no legal compilation to provide services to anybody. so i don't think it's a question of legality. i think you can look at whether it's good policy whether this is how we want these services to be operating. >> reporter: outside twitter headquarters tonight some say it's the right move. >> a little bit too late perhaps, but i think it's a responsible thing to do given that, you know, people have now died over lies. >> it's taken them too long and i see what he's been doing endangers public safety. it's not a matter of your public beliefs. he endangers the safety of the public. >> reporter: republican party official dillan tweeted disagreement saying one of the greatest shortcomings in the trump administration not addressing the social metastasis in social media companies. twitter isn't the only one crack down on content it says is being used to incite violence. the companies say the crack downs aim to prevent people from organi

let's get our own legal opinion from david greene who is president of the law society of england and wales and the senior partner at the london edwin co welcome to the w. what do you think is astra zeneca in breach of its contractual obligations to the e.u. . well let's start with this we've seen the contract as you say it's a redacted copy with some of the commercial arrangements redacted it is subject to belgian law and it is subject to the jurisdiction of the belgian courts and so that one as an english lawyer can give some views about the general contractual versions rather than the belgian law or the the the bases the contract is supply its manufacture and supply the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say is there are quite a lot of provisions in here which may allow them to avoid liability. and as you rightly said there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that the parties that astra zeneca and the commission have thought about w

let's go to our own legal opinion from david greene who is president of the law society of england and wales and the senior partner at the london edwin co welcome to day w what do you think is astra zeneca in breach of its contractual obligations to the e.u. . well let's start with this we've seen the contract as you say it's a redacted copy with some of the commercial arrangements redacted it is subject to belgian law and it is subject to the jurisdiction of the belgian courts and so that one as an english lawyer. can give some views about the general contractual versions rather than the belgian or the the the base is the contract is supply its manufacture and supply the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say there are quite a lot of provisions hidden here which may allow them to avoid liability. and as you rightly said there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that the parties that astra zeneca and the commission have thought about wh

and our correspondent david greene about for. a day of a state of emergency and localized lockdowns to deal with the pandemic are lockdowns insufficient in tackling this health emergency you know if we had had stricter enforcement of the requirements and been in place for months now maybe we won't be in this situation it's hard to say for sure but there has not been super strict requirements in the mass where and i've been to restaurants where i've sometimes in the chef where there's mass followers jenn if we had better requirements in terms of spacing between customers and restaurants in terms of acting in force if there had been better and quicker use of contact tracing maybe we would not be in the situation now but it's hard to say for sure but the state of emergency is not only about public health it's also about politics. speaking of father thinks people are calling it. an attempt by the government to stay on and is it. well the current prime minister he says he is basically as of last week lost the majority of support in pa

. >> reporter: david green with the frontier foundation says while it's within twitter's rights, thet to secure any of their sites. they have no legal compulsion to provide services to anybody. so i don't think it's a question of legality. i think you can look at whether it's good policy, whether this is how we want these services to be operating. >> reporter: outside twitter headquarters some say it's the right move. >> a little bit too late, perhaps. but i think it's the responsible thing to do. given that, you know, people have now died over lies. >> it's taken them too long but i see what he's been doing on twitter and endangers public safety. it's not a matter of your political believes. he endangers the safety of the public. >> reporter: dillon tweeted disagreement. one of those not -- twitter isn't the only one cracking down on content it says is being used to incite violence. google is suspending the parler app if from the google play app store until they develop moderation policies. the crackdowns aimed to prevent people from organizing violent acts but experts say they also

>> reporter: and controversy is swirling over this video of greene heckling parkland school shooting survivor david hogg. greene has called the shooting that killed 17 a false flag. fred guttenberg lost his daughter in the massacre. >> she is a depraved person. she serves no purpose in being in congress. the idea that she got elected is a stain on our natio >> reporter: but greene has no plans to resign, telling cbs news, "democrats want to take me out because i represent the people, and they absolutely hate it." the uproar comes as minority leader kevin mccarthy tries to end the republican infighting since the impeachment vote, today meeting with former president donald trump, who pledged to help republicans in 2022.ved kr ufromhe l ere. >> reporter:ell, norah, the capitol police camt d texsaoeec sa they n't want theast thle ad theack on the capitol had ties to the u.s. military, and three others allegedly started plotting their role in the violence as far back as november. norah. >> o'donnell: that investigation is still ongoing. kris van cleave, thank you. tonight, deadly storms continue to poun

. >> that was david green with the electronic frontier foundation.t does not violate his free speech rights. twitster is a platform and can' beriab rliable. >> bob, it will be interesting to see if the social media companies permanently ban the president from their platforms. what do you think? >> that's a certain possibility, laura. twitter has threatened to lock the president's account for good if he doesn't remove the tweets from yesterday. in the company's words and according here, future violations will result in permanent suspension. twitter has been vital to president trump as it provides from a direct line of communications with 88 plus million followers on twitter. >> yeah and 12 hours locked out will be interesting to see what he does and maybe what his first new tweet will be. we'll follow that. tha thanks, bob. >>> here in the bay area we're watching as the violent mob stormed the capitol. we're watching on television and just disbelief. watching the capitol police seemingly let it all happen. immediately people started contrasting that a

to get the legal take on this we talked earlier to david greene he's the president of the law society of england and wiles and a senior partner at the london law firm code we asked him whether astra zeneca is in breach of its contractual obligations with the. the base is the contract is supply its manufacture and supply are the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say there are quite a lot of provisions hidden here which may allow them to avoid liability there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that they part is that astra zeneca in the commission have thought about what are the best reasonable efforts it's a it's a it's a it's a catchall in that respect. and it would be up to the court if it came to it to determine what best reasonable efforts means. it there's no question about it term that this is a fairly complex contract it could go either way there may be arguments on both sides i think the important point is that there is a provi

. >> that was david green with the electronic frontier foundation out of san francisco.oes not violate the president's free speech rights. courts made it clear that twitter is a platform that can curate its site and not be liable for removing posts. reporting live in menlo park, "today in the bay." >>> how they would respond to the attacks on the capitol hill and they brought up back lives matter. san francisco republican chairman john dennis referenced black lives matter demonstration saying violence on either side is unacceptable. he also says he's concerned about president trump's legacy. >> one of the hallmarks of the trump rally and the trump supporter has been that they have been peaceful. i would hate to think that is the final punctuation mark on a trump presidency. >> a tweet from san francisco state committee woman harmeet dhillion reads it is shocking and disgraceful and the mob violenv violence the left has habitually engaged these past years. stay with us, ongoing coverage of what is playing out at the capitol, breaking news and make sure to download our app

terms of what they are hearing from their own base, marjorie taylor greene got 75% of the vote in one these safely drawn districts. davideman told me yesterday, this is not an aberration. this is not an aberration. one of the ways he described it, and i'm trying to remember exactly what he said. he said, margaret taylor green is a carrier of the virus, as it were, nia. she is representative of something. she's representative of the republican party. some of the polling i have seen on how many republicans believe some aspect of this crazy and dangerous and anti-semitic qanon theory, anywhere from 20 to 40% of republicans and trump voters believe some aspect of it. so she is representing those people. hopefully, it's just 20%, but even if it's just 20%, that's a big portion of the population. that's a big portion of the republican party. and again, it seems to be growing. and you see kevin mccarthy, he at one point actually said that marjorie taylor greene had denounced qanon. she has not denounced qanon and she got that plum committee assignment, as well. and there is this broad range of conspiracy theories, whether it's

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greene. harassing david hogg as he walks to the capitol. he is pushing for gun control legislation and has a new message for representative greene. david joins us. and nora hawk the director of march for our lives. david, what was your reaction when it happened and watching it now with all of the additional context? >> you know, i think my first reaction when i saw it happen was how do i make sure my friends and staff with me are safe, considering that, you know, marjorie taylor greene was talking about how she had a concealed weapon, was stalking us through the hallss for the congress for the 15 or 20 minute video that was taken. that's what i was concerned about. i was try to deescalate the situation so we were all safe and able to walk away. >> and david, watching it now? >> and watching it now, i think it's horrific that they're on the house education committee, especially given the fact that, you know, they don't believe that school shootings have happened. they believe that wildfires are started by jewish space laysers and absolutely r

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after he wrote that putting up fencing around the capitol would not address the real threats of greene. david, please, we all saw how tough you were. give your keyboard a rest, child. democrats calling for greene to be removed from congress and while at the white house today press secretary psaki said this about greene. >> we don't want to elevate further in the briefing room so i'll leave it at that. >> reporter: in greene's district voters offering support, a sign of the pressure republicans are facing when it comes to choosing a path forward. >> i'm behind her all the way. >> reporter: greene's antics are causing problems here on capitol hill. look at the video greene posted today from the day of the impeachment vote. >> criminals -- >> stop. >> you know what? yeah, don't yell at people. stop being a hypocrite! >> that was a dust-up between greene and freshman congresswoman bush of missouri that happened on the day of the impeachment vote in the tunnels between the capitol and the house office building. bush saying greene confronted her and verbally assaulted her so much so that bush has a

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he wrote that putting up fencing around the capitol would not address the real threats of greene and bobert. davidplease, we all saw how tough you were when questioned face to face, give your que board a rest, child. democrats are calling for greene to be removed from committees. jen psaki said this when asked about greene. >> we don't want to elevate conspiracy theories further in the briefing room. i'll leave it at that. >> reporter: in green's district offering support. republicans facing when it comes to choosing a path forward. >> she needs to continue to fight and i'm behind her all the way. >> reporter: there's no doubt the antics have become a distraction on capitol hill. missouri congresswoman kori bush also a freshman like greene said she asked to have her office moved away from green in the longworth house office building because of a verbal altercation the two had in the tunnel in the capitol on the day of the impeachment. greene went and posted that video on her twitter feed, claiming that she was the one that was the victim, not bush. but it is an example of how this is dominating co

and this video now surfacing also from 2019 shows greene confronting david hogg, a survivor of the parkland school shooting. >> why are you supporting red flag gun laws that attack our second amendment rights? he's got nothing to say. he has nothing to say because there really isn't anything to say, you guys. >> reporter: now in response to that video, greene said, quote, i will always work to protect our gun rights. now, some context here. in the history of the house only five members have been expelled. kyra. >> alex, thanks. >>> new details about a hostage standoff in austin, texas. police say a pediatrician with terminal cancer killed another pediatrician, dr. katherine dodson, before turning the gun on himself. dodson was the mother of three children. police say the gunman had applied for a position in dodson's office but was rejected. >>> nfl lineman chad wheeler is speaking out after his arrest on domestic violence charges accused of strangling his girlfriend until she lost consciousness. in a tweet he said, what happened was the result of a manic episode and he promised to get treat

. >> commissioners, my name is david green. i live to the north with my wife and daughter. the screen on the northside is going to add 6 feet to the 44 feet of the building. at&t has asserted they can't relocate it on the roof, and i believe that they can. they said that they have made every effort. they have not. they have not moved it back or made any effort to reduce the impact on us. the guidelines require [inaudible] and i request that you turn it down on those grounds. thank you very much. >> hello. my name is julia. i'm calling to voice my position to this project. there is no clear and convincing evidence. to say that it is needed for emergencies is ludicrous. it is out of scale with the neighborhood, it is intrusive. it has a huge negative impact. it is out of character with the richmond, and most importantly, it is opposed by the neighborhood. i strongly urge you to follow the wishes of the neighborhood, vote no on this project at 409 second avenue. thank you for your time and stay safe. >> clerk: thank you. members of the public, final, final, final call. okay. c

adding to the fallout, a resurfaced video showing greene confronting park lane school shooting survivor david haugh on capitol hill, calling him a coward. green responded that she was, quote, going from office to office in the senate to oppose the radical gun control agenda that david hogg was pushling. we'll have a conversation with greene. a news crew with our local affiliate approached greene for comment at a town hall last night and was threatened with arrest after asking her a question. joining me now, nbc news correspondent blaine alexander. she joins us from congresswoman greene's district in northwest georgia. what are you hearing from her constituents there? >> reporter: you know, it is really interesting. it depends on who you ask. it is a mixed bag among the people that we spoke with. no question. she does have a lot of support. we talked about her margin of victory. there are a lot of people had voted a few months ago to sent her to congress. among those people we spoke to, it does knowledge appear that support is really dwindling in light. these facebook posts. now what is intere

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talking about issuing green passports after those who will get the 2nd vaccine and with these green passports now david to attend a cultural event sports events and they're talking about opening up towards a house over the upcoming holiday in april journalists any subtle speaking to us from jerusalem thank you very much for that update. let's get some other headlines now from around the world a chinese court has sentenced the former head of the state owned asset management company to death for taking bribes laos shown then was also convicted of bigamy the court said the sums involved were in the hundreds of millions of dollars china executes more people than any other country. iran has rejected accusations that it seized a south korean tanker to pressure seoul to release billions of dollars money that was frozen as part of the u.s. sanctions over tehran's nuclear program iranian troops stormed a vessel in the persian gulf on monday claiming it was polluting the water. and the head of the far right group known as a proud voice has been arrested in washington police say enrique taddeo was involved in tor

resurfaced video shows far-right republican congressmember marjorie taylor greene confronting parkland mass shooting survivor david hogg on capitol hill as he lobbied lawmakers to enact gun controls. the video was filmed in march of 2019 before greene's election to congress last november. >> i am an american citizen. i am a gun owner. i carry a gun for protection for myself, and you are using or lobby and the money behind it and the kids try to take away my second amendment rights. amy: the video concludes with greene calling hogg a "coward." she wrote on facebook in 2018 that the marjory stoneman douglas high school massacre was a false flag operation. meaning it had been staged. david hogg responded on twitter -- "it's so frustrating that we have people like marjorie taylor greene in congress that would rather spread conspiracies about mass shootings than confront the reality people are dying every day from gun violence. i just want to do the work and help end gun violence," hogg wrote. marjorie taylor greene has been named to the house education and labor committee. in washington, d.c., immigrant activists and

joining us tomorrow historian victor david hanson and victoria green victimized by twitter.verybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 19th. your top stories right now, 6:0. janet yellen facing nomination hearing today. what she says about big spending, what it could mean for the country's mounting debt and your wallet. we will get you the preview. parler fights one more day to stay online. new details as the company's website comes back but the app is still banned from google and apple's app stores, the latest example of twitter's

joining us tomorrow historian victor david hanson and victoria green victimized by twitter.joining us tonight. and good night from sussex. >> president trump now preparing to leave washington for florida as joe biden takes office but now this new debate, which trump policies stay, which ones go? you may be surprised. for example, no tax hikes for now. there is this. this debate is now breaking out, can joe biden's new plan get at the central cause of current economic chaos? it is state lockdowns. tonight we welcome dr. alveda king, former federal prosecutor jumptriesty, dan gainor, ford o'connell, retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan joining us on

david greene is a senior partner at edwin coe the president law society — it represents and governs solicitors_ doesn't it? not particularly. first of all, there are _ doesn't it? not particularly. first of all, there are provisions - doesn't it? not particularly. first of all, there are provisions in - of all, there are provisions in relation to best endeavours. that has an effect. secondly, the idea behind this is their would—be manufacture of drugs within the eu, but it could also be within the uk, so it's only that, i don't think thatis so it's only that, i don't think that is a substantive point, but what is a substantive point is have astrazeneca in some fashion broken its obligations under the contract, and is the european commission right to be making a noise about it and saying that this will end up in court? i have to say, the issues here are rather typical of an international contract. i don't think i would say the two sides fighting in front of a court is the way to resolve these sorts of issues which need people to sit round a table in order to resolve them. and indeed the contrac

joining us tomorrow historian victor david hanson and victoria green victimized by twitter.is finally out the cat is out of the bag. and i do not like cats. democrats now admitting the main reason they want to impeach president trump is to punish him. it's a way to keep him from running it may be waiting in 2024. ain't a politics grand? president trump is 40 hours to go in his presidency. joe biden takes over at noon on wednesday. for many democrats that simply not an effort last because speaker nancy pelosi led the charge impeaching the president one count of inciting insurrection. a clear and present danger pretty must go now.

victor david hanson and victoria green victimized by twitter. we hope you will be with us. thanks for joining us tonight. and good night from sussex. >> president trump now preparing to leave washington for florida as joe biden takes office but now this new debate, which trump policies stay, which ones go? you may be surprised. for example, no tax hikes for now. there is this. this debate is now breaking out, can joe biden's new plan get at the central cause of current economic chaos? it is state lockdowns. tonight we welcome dr. alveda king, former federal prosecutor jumptriesty, dan gainor, ford o'connell, retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan joining us on these top headlines. no violent unrests in 50 state capitals so far as the fbi warned. state capitals are on high alert. on the gop pushing back hard on trump impeachment. dr. alveda king will join us with what will unite the country as the nation honors her uncle, civil rights icon, dr. martin luther king. more revelations on newly declassified documents with a major fight at scenes with the fbi and justice departm

victor david hanson and victoria green victimized by twitter. we hope you kennedy: welcome to it. the truth is finally out the cat is out of the bag. and i do not like cats. democrats now admitting the main reason they want to impeach president trump is to punish him. it's a way to keep him from running it may be waiting in 2024. ain't a politics grand? president trump is 40 hours to go in his presidency. joe biden takes over at noon on wednesday. for many democrats that simply not an effort last because speaker nancy pelosi led the charge impeaching the president one count of inciting insurrection. a clear and present danger pretty must go now. republicans voted yes nancy has yet to hand the case over to the senate. and many suspect she could sit on it for several months like a rotting egg. and others they're going to make the scalper all it is worth. yesterday one of the democrat impeachment managers, texas congressman joaquin castro spilled the beans, watch this. suspect someone who incited a riot on attempted coup of the united states government, should not be president again

her colleagues in the house and a clip from 2019 showing new congresswoman marjorie taylor greene harassing davidtime now for our sunday group, guy benson of fox news radio, susan ford, jr., the ceo of empowerment and inclusion capital. well, house republican leader kevin mccarthy is going to be meeting with congresswoman greene this week about her past actions and statements. guy, how big a problem is green for the g.o.p.? >> this is not how republican leadership had the early days of the biden administration sort of drawn up in their minds i would imagine. they want to unify the party, they want to unify the caucus in the house and they've gained a lot of seats of course in the 2020 election and put that boats or make the democrats lives more difficult and instead there's just this deluge of opposition research that's coming out against this woman from georgia, this member of congress, who has said a lot of absolutely insane, crazy things and has apparently spouted or embraced or amplified every conspiracy theory in the book, so mccarthy has a tough task this week because i think a lot of peopl

>> reporter: david hogg, the subject of greene's harassment, telling cnn. >> if you say this is not yourarty, call it out and hold her accountable. >> reporter: in a statement tonight congresswoman greene brushed off the criticism, defending her action, saying they're coming after me because they know i represent the people, not the politicians. they're coming after me, because like president trump, i will always defend conservative values. they want to take me out because i represent the people and they absolutely hate it. for all of they questions, one thing is clear, former president trump is here to say. >> she did nothing wrong, she has nothing to high, why did she delete all those social media posts in the course of the day. jeff zeleny, thank you very much. let's get analysis from dana bash and former republican congresswoman mia love. dana, you have covered congress extensively. what does it say that the acting police chief now thinking permanent fencing and backup military forces, law enforcement forces, are absolutely necessary now. >> it says the threat is still very real and

>> that is marjorie taylor greene following and badgering p parkland shooting survivor david hogg as the capitol. that was before greene was elected to kocongress. this is coming under scrutiny as she's set to join the education and labor committee in the house. >> the video emerged after they found greene had supported executing democrats in 2018 and 2019. house minority leader plans to talk to greene. as extreme a greene seems, she represents the new face of the gop built under trumpism and that's the subplot for a meeting today in florida. cnn's manu raju has the state of play of republicans from capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, christine and laura. some concern about crossing the republican base seeing what happened on the house side. on the house side ten republicans voted to impeach donald trump earlier this month and we're seeing what happened to the number three republican who voted to impeach trump. liz cheney is seeing a backlash and they are trying to strip her from a leadership job. there has been a back and forth that's gone on for some time. matt gates traveling

greene also endorsed the idea that the parkland massacre was a false flag operation. in other words, a fake. she's here on video harassing one of the survivors of that massacre, david hogg. so how does republican leadership treat a person with these views? it gives her a plum committee assignment. the education committee, no less. republican adam kinzinger, outraged by greene, she is not in fact a republican. what is her reaction to her committee assignment? he joins us shortly, as will parkland survivor david hogg. first, the physical threat posed in part by the lies. cnn's whitney wild in washington, the first of ever bulletin from homeland security about domestic terrorists. whitney, this is history. >> reporter: it's extremely frightening, as well. it has been three weeks since this heightened political tension morphed into a riot on capitol hill and john, what this bulletin tells us, in that amount of time, the threat has only continued. >> reporter: three weeks after the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol, the department of homeland security sending a warning, saying there could be more politically motivated violence on the way. a threat bulletin caution

video of greene confronting parkland shooting survivor david hoge in march of 2019 has also surfaced. in it, greene repeats baseless claims and calls him a coward. >> you are using your lobby and the money behind it and the kids to try to take away my second amendment rights. you don't have anything to say for yourself? he's a coward. he can't say one because he can't defend his stance, because there is no defense for taking away guns. >> my god. joining me now, nicole hackley, who lost her 6-year-old son, dylan in 2012 in the sandy hook shooting. she is cofounder and director of the nonprofit organization, sandy hook promise. i'm at a loss of words, nicole. seeing that interaction with david, i have not -- did not lose my son in a school shooting. my heart breaks for someone like you every single day for you, every single day, knowing what you went through. what is your reaction to seeing that? >> it is -- words fail me too. it's just inhuman. this woman lacks no compassion. it's disgusting behavior. to hear that anyone, never mind someone who has had their friends killed, if she, yo

greene also shown on this 2019 video chasing david hogg, a teenage survivor of the parkland school shooting. hogg was on capitol hill lobbying for tougher gun laws. >> you're attacking our second amendment. >> reporter: now, congresswoman greene sits on the house education committee, installed by the republican leader, kevin mccarthy. >> what could they be thinking? or is thinking too generous of a word for what they might be doing? it's absolutely appalling. >> rachel scott with us live from washington again tonight. and rachel, house republican leader kevin mccarthy has been under increasing pressure to try to stop the infighting among house republicans since these deadly riots at the capitol. he said that former president trump should, quote, accept his share of responsibility, but today, mccarthy was in florida, trying to mend fences with the former president? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right,evin mccth requested this meeting. the two meeting today in florida. weunhapp with mccarthy's criticism of his words at that rally. tonight, trump's team calling the meeting cord yag, david.

could they -- >> what speaker was referring to is the recent outcry congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. davidved a massacre at his high school in parkland, florida. >> i'm a gun owner. i have a concealed carry permit. i carry a gun for protection for myself. and you are using your lobby and the money behind it and the kids to try to take away my second amendment rights. how did you get over 30 appointments with senators? how did you do that? school zones are protected with security zones about guns there would be no mass shootings. and he's a coward. he can't say one word because he can't stand his offense. >> he is a kid who survived a massacre -- >> full stop. >> at his high school. . >> full stop. >> the cruelty is extraordinary. and it is now becoming not the bug but the feature of donald trump's republican party. the cruelty is extraordinary. >> greene has repeated claimed that parkland and sandy hook shootings were false flag events. >> what she is saying the parents of sandy hook are lying about their 5-year-olds and 6-year-olds being slaughtered. >> greene has also suggested the 2017

green zone. i heard former obama adviser david axelrod on cnn, cnn today, referring to washington as a green zone. that's what they called the safe zone for americans in iraq. and he said, it is something that he never, ever thought he would see here in the united states. and yet, here we are with the green zone around the u. s capitol. yeah, i mean, i talked with adam schiff, another congressman. in our political show. the issue is on ktvu, and he compared it to the green zone in baghdad as well. he had visited that spot and said that he had not had the feeling of the great green zone of being in baghdad until he came back to work for the capital s o. that really is a remarkable thing and unlike anything we've seen before in american history. alex we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. stay safe. and let's hope that the inauguration goes off with no problems. thank you so much for talking with us tonight. exactly. thank you. okay we had a bit of wind out there today. we had a couple records. official records aren't in yet, but san francisco early today broke their old record

quoted in, by the way, marjorie taylor greene endorsed or expressed support for the idea of executing democratic members of congress. we see her on the video with davidg as well. she has now a seat on the education committee given to her by house leadership. what do you think should happen to marjorie taylor greene in congress? >> let's be clear. she's not a republican. she may be like this new definition of republican, but that's kind of a rino thing, a republican in name only is what she is. i personally don't think she should have any committees. i, you know, i look at that and i go, well, the education committee is not considered a good committee to get on, but i don't think she should have the privilege any ofcommittees. not just unmoored the party. not just from a republican perspective am i worried about what qanon has done. obviously, we saw what happened at the capitol. you see things like pizzagate. we all know friends that have lost a sense of reality because they've been pulled into this dark underworld of conspiracies. and that's where it is incumbent on leaders and everybody to expose that darkness to bring light to darkness to debe gin