. >> in a, moment of image or by congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, to talk about whether any compromise the senate makes will be acceptable in the house. plus, a tragic mistake, the israeli military admitting their forces shot three hostages in gaza, even though at least one was carrying a white cloth. it comes as the biden administration steps up pressure on the israelis to tone down their offensive. >> i want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives. not stop going after hamas. >> israel has the intent to make sure that it is drawing those distinctions clearly and in a sustainable way. and we want to see the results. >> we want to see the way moore's precise, more surgical, more deliberate. more cautious. >> all that, plus we're also following the stunning news out of hollywood, as the cause of death for actor matthew perry is revealed. after a texas woman is forced to flee her home state to end a pregnancy that threatened to her health, i will talk to one writer who argue that every abortion is an emergency abortion. that conversation is ahead as well. we want to begin with t

matt, you had fascinating exchange with one of our favorite congresswomen debby wasserman schultz today>> social media companies allow rape and murder to be live streamed by terrorists on platforms in order to create fear and incite violence. >> i believe that would violate their terms of service would it not. >> so your answer is no, they should not be allowed to do that? >> livestream rape and murder? >> right. >> no, i think that would count as speech that would be prohibited under their terms of service. >> good, good. do you have salutist policies. >> i do have not absolutist. >> please don't interrupt me. the homeland security official echoed your opinion. you would call it censorship? >> laura: so, matt, she is trying to equate live streaming a murder and a rape to political or scientific speech about the issues of the day. i mean, again, i keep saying these are people who are actually elected to important positions of power in our federal government. and they are just stupid people. i'm sorry, they are stupid, stupid people. and i don't see t i don't say tt as a former law clerk

. >>> joining us now is democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz from florida. thank you for your time. always appreciate seeing you. i know you have been, you know, more than most speaking out against sexual abuse waged against israeli women, girls, and children. i don't know if you got a chance to hear some of what anna was reporting, it is just -- it seems as though there was this pattern of evil destruction going on and yet how do you see the fact that there are other groups that simply aren't acknowledging that that occurred? >> jose, it has been clear for weeks that hamas used sexual violence, rape, mutilation and torture to instill fear and shame and utilize that violence as a weapon of war. and that is insidious and horrific and it is a war crime. and israel has made every effort to make sure that this has been spread in terms of their information distribution, so that people understand that israel is -- israelis are dealing with a terrorist organization on their doorstep, and that they are constantly under attack. and that the brutality that occurred on

coming, up next hour, congresswoman debbie roy wasserman schultz will join me with her thoughts on any potential funding deals and chances. plus -- the biden -- putting pressure on israel. much more, you don't wanna miss that conversation. let's talk about that verdict that drew audible gasps in the courtroom yesterday. federal jury of washington ordered former trump attorney, rudy giuliani, to pay 100 and $48 million in damages to toots former georgia poll workers. ruby freeman and shaye moss, after he falsely accused them of election fraud. the decision did not keep giuliani from doubling down on his claims, just moments after this verdict was delivered. >> i have no doubt that my comments were made and they were support-able and our support will today. i just did not have an opportunity to present the evidence that we offered. did you notice we were not a lot about it one piece of evidence in defense? do you also realize that my ability is not based on any trial, my ability is based on her disagreement with me on discovering. which is absurd. >> by the, way i want to remind folks, h

closed doors, donna brazil the but he giving hillary clinton the answers on the debate and debbie wasserman schultzand now they are saying no new hampshire, no iowa, i don't like them. we will forget about dean phillips, forget rfk junior, who is going to kick them out and ignore them? south carolina, he's never going to win it. should have invested in new hampshire. that the state he could win in the general but he just wants the quarry in south carolina. i find it baffling. stuart: i see tonight trump with sean, that's a huge exposure. biden going back to the basement campaign is raising money in various parts of the country. very prominent republican exposure and biden not in the public eye this week. brian: i look for trump to show confidence. they are trying the best they can to say biden might be losing but donald trump is just as bad. watching other channels, that's what they are doing, show me as chris christie said, his greatest critic, don't think he's losing his staff, the pressure of these charges is getting to him and who wouldn't. everybody would be. one of those cases would get the a

. >>> and joining us now, democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz from florida. it is great seeing you. i thank you always for your time. as this issue of the whole colorado ruling comes up, you interest introdu introduced a bill last year. what would this legislation do, specifically? >> well, jose, thank you for having me. and, i mean, i know there has been a lot of chatter over the last few days since this court ruling about whether or not section three of the 14th amendment was intended to apply to presidents of the united states, foreign presidents. the section three begins, no person shall, i mean, it doesn't have an exception for other offices, and it applies specifically if you are an officer of the united states, and you swore to uphold an oath, to support the constitution of the united states. there is no shortage of evidence that donald trump, whether it was the calls into georgia election officials to find 11,000 and change votes, or the calls that have just come to light into michigan to canvassing boards, to not sign, to certify the elections, and t

that interview with jayapal and that is coming from members of her own party, including debbie wasserman schultz from florida, only balanced approach to condemn violence loudly, forcefully and without exception. hard to believe that was a member of congress with that response. >> john: it really is. but you know, the further we get into this, the less surprising it becomes. >> sandra: indeed. so we'll have more reaction to that coming up. meanwhile, we are waiting the white house press briefing. just a few minutes out from that beginning now as the u.s. destroyer comes under attack in the red sea. jake sullivan we have learned is expected to face plenty of questions at that podium when he joins the briefing about how the pentagon is now responding. we'll listen in for that live, plus this. >> john: ugly scene in philadelphia, a large group of pro-palestinian supporters, in front of a restaurant and accuse the owner of genocide. that and the hamas rape issue coming up next. opping and cooki. but we know christmas isn't about something you buy at a store. it's about something so much greater. it i

making his way over, we will hear from another representative from congress, congressman debbie wasserman schultz. >> thank you so much and i appreciate the opportunity to join you today and grateful to join and celebrate in the commissions quarter century of critical work to bring an end to religious persecution. i do want to mention briefly that i had the privilege of serving with frank wilson and there was no more devoted individual in our country to fighting for religious freedom and to help make sure we put spotlights on those suffering from that persecution. all of your work began with the religious freedom act and it was a moral imperative that rings true for all american that freedom of religion doesn't belong to us alone and universal rights are respected and the nation not to lead in lifting up the marginalized and since the landmark legislation, uscirf has played a central role in modifying threats and it in promoting improvements. religious freedom concerns are rightfully placed at the center of the human rights policy and staff and ambassadors at large and there were regimes accounta