so there are no more defenders past greens position, and greens line ends here with 137. there are no other union soldiers needs an occupied places that have been occupied earlier in the day. this is a weak point in any line, of the confederate army. so weak line of any line, you attack them on the flank, you attack them in the rear, you roll up the position. greens line is under immense attack, and immense pressure on the far-right end of the line. one of the reasons for that is one particular unit of stewards brigade, the tenth virginia, you can see in the bottom section of this map, will not only cross rock creek and be in they will discover those union rest warts are empty, and they are able to get in the rear on the flank of greens position. the hundred 37 new york's is a man called david island, and you may do something very similar to the other flank. he will order is meant to refuse to pull back, and face the direction of this new attack. it is too much. the man of the 137th new york will fall back towards a position that will become known as day traverse. as peop

now the left of greens line on the hill would be occupied by greens old regiment. the 60th new york. he would have the strongest position as green described being of the steepest position, the steepest of the positions on his front but because the position we get the decline and began to lose some of the height, the right of green line will not be a strong. the steam just gave away, so unit such as a 149th new york and 139th new york on the far-right of greens line would have a much different experience of a attack was to come in their direction. to give you an idea of the change of height from the very left and a green line occupied by the 60 of new york at the time of the fighting on the evening of july 2nd, to the far right of greens line occupied by the 137th, was a 90-degree drop in overall elevation. so greens line was a mixed bag of some strong elements to his position, but they were going to set up to make it even stronger in the coming hours after they went into their position of approximately 1500 feet, in length. but before they did, that one of the thin

and they gave away the green book and that helped victor green to make his green book successful the idea for the green book was based on jewish travel guides victor green writes in the very first issue of the green book that his jewish brethren gave him the idea for the travel guide. so when you if you were a jewish american and you were traveling you also needed to be concerned about places to stay very often if you called a hotel and said your name was schwartz or your name was ruben, you would find that suddenly they had no rooms available. so jewish newspapers and jewish there were jewish guides that told you places that you could stay and and places where you could observe the dietary laws. green really believed that travel was fatal to prejudice. he believed if people went out across the country it would help to defeat prejudice in this country. and this is a quote from mark twain. from the innocence abroad he says travel is fatal to prejudice and victor green adopted that as his mantra. this is victor green and his wife. alma green was a postal worker. he opened a business in

marjorie taylor greene has been dangerous. has called for violent -- direct violence on members of congress. she has harassed school shooting victims. she has promoted conspiracy theories. that is very different than free speech or even a difference of opinion. and even today she is fund-raising off of her efforts. not denouncing them. not walking them back. but radicalizing and mobilizing her base and raising money off of it. every republican, every democrat, should be denouncing that. >> representative hayes, i appreciate your time. we're all thinking about you and every member of your community. thank you so much. >> thanks so much. good night. >> good night. >>> new conspiracy charges against some proud boys who stormed the capitol. the details of their plans and what they allegedly did once inside the building. that's next. >>> at least 11 people with connections to the far-right proud boys now facing charges in connection with the inrecoinsurrection at the capitol. tonight two top members of the group facing e ie ie ing

marjorie taylor greene has not apologized. marjorie taylor greene endorsed executing democrats.ting them. none of the democrats ever said anything remotely like that. so what happened to judging people on their own merits? huh? what about -- stop the what-about-ism. when i mentioned to chris moments ago about there are firebrands in both parties, no one is talking about stripping mo brooks of his committees or matt gaetz. why do you bring up maxine waters? it is because you don't want to focus on your own mess. you don't want to clean up your own house, literally. an existential crisis of your own making. this what-about-ism is just a lie. it is not deserving of the american people's attention. the american people deserve better right now. we are in the middle of a pandemic. people are dying. the economy is in the tank. but what-about-ism, is that really what you want to do? it is dangerous. it was just one month ago a mob, incited by the former president's lies, attacked the capitol. this is a time when the q-trumplican party needs to stand up for the truth. what they don't rep

greene, congressman greene, she is just the bride of frankenstein. she sees just the bride of frankenstein. i remember strom thurmond -- host: what do you mean by that? caller: she is projecting her area. thurmond did. lester maddox did. they are all gone. eventually she will fade, too. so i would let her do her rhetoric and do her speech, and ignore her. i could say this about thurmond. i got to know him pretty well, and some of the things he said he did not really mean, but he had to play to his base. a lot of you know thurmond. host: how did you get to know strom thurmond, ray? caller: i am from south carolina. i went to a black school. host: where did you meet him? caller: he came up on the campus and we talked. he told me one >> we taking it to the state dining room at the whitese

greene. they rewarded her with a seat on this committee that has a responsibility for giving children a safe place to learn. two years ago the republican speaker spoke on this floor very strongly saying, quote, i will pledge to you this, from this side of the aisle, and hope you understand this clearly, any hatred we take action. mr. mccarthy did take action. but it wasn't condemnation. it was elevation. appointing her to committee seats. that's why it's necessary to put this resolution to a vote for every member of this body. because this house must take action. i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and remove representative greene of georgia for her positions on the committee on education and labor and the committee on budget and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from indiana is recognized. mrs. walorski: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself sufficient time as i may consume -- such time as i

i don't defend marjorie taylor greene. i don't know what that number is but i don't think it's going to be super high. >> adam kinzinger, thanks for being with us and telling us what you can about what happened last night. it's important to speak to somebody who was in the room. >> you bet. take care. >>> all right. so as you just heard from adam kinzinger, he thinks the house minority leader kevin mccarthy should have prevented the vote that's going to happen today on congresswoman greene. he chose not to. you heard how upset kinzinger was about that. what does mccarthy do next? >>> today house lawmakers will take a vote on whether to remove congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from the education committees after she harassed school shooting survivors. joining us now, dana bash. also jeff zeleny. great to see both of you guys. dana, congressman adam kinzinger was just on with john. he said he did not hear her apologize last night. kevin mccarthy wants us to trust him that she apologized. but when she's had a chance in pub

caller: yeah, marjorie taylor greene.e will see where they really stand on marjorie taylor greene today. that is -- i am guessing -- host: go ahead, finish your thought. caller: i'm guessing they are not going to be so brave to condemn her today, and some of the stuff other people are saying, some of my thunder. -- stealing some of my thunder. host: that happens on a: show. liz cheney, one of the republicans in health -- in the house conference, looking to ouster from her leadership position was former congressman matt gaetz, and it was last week that he traveled up to liz cheney's state of wyoming to call for her, to try to rally supporters to oust her from her leadership post. this was matt gaetz from last week. [video clip] >> this is my first time in wyoming, and i feel like i already know the place a lot better than your misguided representative. [cheers and applause] my grandfather was a small town mayor and not too distant north dakota. he passed before his time but not for passing into legend, and he passed along

greene has said she believes. however, with her committee assignments on the line today she tried to walk back at least her support for qanon. >> i stumbled across something, this was at the end of 2017 called qanon. and i got very interested in it so i posted about it on facebook. i read about it. i talked about it. i asked questions about it and then more information came from it. the problem with that is though is i was allowed to believe things that weren't true. later in 2018 when i started finding misinformation, lies, things that were not true in these qanon posts, i stopped believing it. >> allowed by who? her speech was heavy on excuses and short on contrition. she said the media is just as guilty of spreading lies as qanon. her faux contrition on the house floor was just a fraud. just this morning greene played a victim in a fundraising appeal repeating the very same kind of lies and conspiracies about members of the squad that got her in trouble in the first place. >> the gentle woman from georgia, as w

greene wrote that -- don't let the mob win. greene and the mob are one and the same. greene and the mob are on the same side. greene and the mob, the nextists are all on the side that storm the capitol in that deadly riot. the mob is now under intense scrutiny. the mob is really hoping that the gop does -- while the rest of us, we're just waiting and watching, from the mob today. that is where we start our coverage with some of our favorite reporters. tim miller is here, former rnc spokesman, also joining us jason johnson at morguing state university, a contributor to msnbc and the grillo. and former senator claire mccaskill is here, and garrett haake is on capitol hill. garrett, we start with you. what's the latest? >> reporter: we're in a motion to adjourn right now, a procedural step to draw this process out, frankly caught me a bit by surprise, because i was thinking house republicans knew they were going to have to have the vote today. they weren't particularly excited about having to defend marjorie taylor greene and were going to yank this tooth and move on, bu

do you see anything like that happening with congress member green? -- greene? michael: it is theoretically possible. the fact that trump incited this insurrection -- i think that is pretty clear. that is my perception. and they are still willing to go to bed with trump i think says something about their fear of the base. the base is actually in control of the republicaparty. amy: we are going to leave it there. thank you for being with us. when we come back black history month has begun. we look back at the assassination of black panther leader fred hampton in chicago 51 years ago. new documents suggest j edgar hoover was involved with his murder. and we will speak to the director of a film premiering at sundance called "judas and the black messiah." stay with us. ♪ ♪ [music break] amy: "have you been to jail for justice?" by a renowned folksinger. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. we look back at the assassination of fred hampton and how new details reveal the fbi's role in the murder of the revolutionary. fred hampton was killed

how did congresswoman greene show her appreciation for the pass? she attacked him in an interview tonight with the "washington examiner." quieting now, and kevin mccarthy and the leadership and everyone is proving that they are all talk and not about action, and they're just all about doing business as usual in washington. so what's the difference between them and the democrats? there isn't a difference. that attitude to party leader for saving her skin would once upon a time likely end the career of a young representative. today, though, the party seems disinclined to do anything. in fact, the main focus of tonight's criticism isn't the focus, it's reportedly the number three house republican liz cheney. she is one of ten republicans who dared vote to impeach the former president. you know, the one who incited a deadly insurrection on them and the vice president less than a month ago, that guy. it is just that guy whom so many republicans still continue to defend, the one whose name congressman matt gaetz invoked just the other week when he went t

the trump party is marjorie taylor greene and vice versa. wolf, one of the things that needs to be said about marjorie taylor greene is how she did not sound apologetic at all today. she was very trumpian in the way she was talking about all of this. you know, portraying herself as the victim, as if she is the one who has been unfairly treated in all this. never mind the fact, wolf, if you go through her social media posts and i was looking at what she's posted on instagram. a lot of that has not been scrubbed. a lot of these offensive comments that she's made, these conspiratorial comments, are still there in her social media accounts. and so, you know, i think that she's basically put the democrats in a position where some accountability has to be had. i mean, obviously, the republican party is not going to clean its own house here when it comes to dealing with marjorie taylor greene, and the democrats have to do something. wolf, you and i both know, i have seen you posting about this. it has concerned me a great deal as well. when you dri

this is now the party of marjorie taylor greene. >> so, you heard what greene said on the floor today, congressman. she said she found qanon while surfing on the internet and she says she now believes, quote, school shootings are absolutely real, end quote, 9/11 absolutely happened. i still am dumfounded that such a thing would need to be said in any capacity in congress. when she said that, what was your reaction? >> i had no reaction because at the end of the day, i think she was directed to say that by kevin mccarthy and house republican leadership who tried to get themselves out of this situation because of their own failure of leadership. and they want to disassociate themselves from her extreme views without disassociating themselves from her as an individual congress person. and they're not going to be able to get away with that. what is more troubling is that she continues to refuse to disassociate herself from some of the views connected to her promotion of violence directed at members of congress, or a former high-ranking elected officials like barack obama or hillary clinto

greene. this was on facebook just a few months ago. that is a message of peace and reconciliation and peaceful democratic dialogue. the squad's worst enemy, ar-15 in hand. i have never ever seen that before. is this a precedent setting event? it is. because the conduct, the tweeting, the qanon association. i heard the disavow of qanon. i learned more. ar-15. squad's worst nightmare. is that what it was intended to do, that each one of these ladies would have a nightmare about somebody with a gun, an ar-15, to carry in the clip up to 60 bullets. i urge my colleagues to look at that image and tell me what message you think it sends. . here she is, armed with a deadly assault rifle, with three democratic members, the pictures were put together, i understand that. and she captioned it, the squad's worst nightmare. some people are having nightmares. and fear. and some other people who wanted to give people nightmares committed sedition and broke into the house of representatives and tried to stop us while electing a president of the united

to prevent the virus from entering a green zone travel restrictions and quarantines would be imposed as well the green zones would gradually expand and merge until individual countries and ultimately europe would be packed to normal. to keep infection numbers down or sororities would trace contacts expand testing and isolate new cases and local outbreaks of new infections would be controlled by strict measures and quarantined. the scientists say they are no co was trying to gee would be the best way to restore moral and fight coronavirus fatigue instead of ineffective lockdown measures that keeping extended it would offer a clear path towards normality. earlier i spoke to professor in a kickbush and much sought after global health consultant who the renowned medical journal the lancet refers to as a global health reform up and i asked her about to take on this no covert strategy i think the key thing is that we are looking for a sustainable strategy that involves the population that is motivating and that brings the different societal forces together we want to work together towards

greene.hat is our focus for your calls this morning. "the washington post" with a one paragraph wrap up of her comments on conspiracy theories in the past and yesterday's actions on capitol hill. "as recently as last year, greene had been an open adherent to the queue and on ideology -- qanon ideology. she made comments on social media suggesting that mass shootings were staged by supporters of gun control, the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by government for kisses, and a jewish cabal started a wildfire with a space being." -- a space beam." the vote that removed marjorie taylor greene from the two committee assignments, she talked about her past support for these issues. >> so we elected president trump and i started seeing things in the news that didn't make sense to me, like russian collusion, which are conspiracy theories are also -- also and have been proven so. these things bothered me deeply and i realized by watching cnn or fox news, i might not find the truth. i started looking up t

a short while ago, representative greene came to this floor to defend her indefensible conduct. i heard no apology. she claimed that we are here today only because of some things she wrote online before she ever and for congress, and if one's moral slate is wiped clean -- as if one's moral slate is wiped clean when one becomes a candidate for congress. regardless, the conduct we are here to judge today continued even after representative greene became a candidate and even after she was elected. speaker, i urge my colleagues to look at this exhibit. [indiscernible conversations] greene i heard -- rrepresentative hoyer: i heard about mother it today. two of those women between them have six children. they are mothers. one of them does not have children, and she has come to this body asking for more housing for people, for more health care for people, for more income for people. how awful. and they are not the squad. they are ilhan. they are alexandria. and they are rashida. they are people. they are our colleagues. and yes, you may have disagreements. but i don't know anybody, inc

frank: this is his ninth missed green today. nick: that's far worse down there when it looks with the cameras up 20 feet high because that's -- see jordan takes four paces to get up the hill. ian: we saw cantlay here at the par 3 over the back. tough to get it to stay on that green if you fly it back there with the owen. nick: unbelievably. anytime you get bold -- there's a good. watch in grass. dunk. ian: nicely done. last three starts in his home state of zozo, second in la quintquenaltsa and his third at pebble -- laquinta, and his third at pebble beach. loves the home games, fitzpatrick. playing alongside smith and also harrington. strategic player, thinker. jamie mulligan is his coach. he's done a great job with hem. back to 11. this would be a great par. good up and down there, dottie. wow. dottie: excellent.es- it takes the ballgame after you've dumped a shot in the bunker. ian: that's for sure. frank: now wyndham clark to perhaps take second outfight -- outright. give yourself three and four-footers. right now the greens

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greene's conceding as a cancer shook me. this is what we teach our children, give it your best and leave it all on the table and leave it on the table and stand up and try again. it is actually what makes american politics so great and it is why we have strong institutions and why our power transitions are peaceful. in fact, no presidential candidate in modern u.s. history has refused to concede except donald trump. it's donald trump's support for greene that is behind so many republicans silenced tonight. >> marjorie taylor-greene, right here from northwest georgia. oh, boy. i don't want to mess with her. no, she's great. this one, i never, ever want to have her as a enemy. marjorie taylor-greene. where is she? she is so unbelievable. also joining us tonight are georgia representatives marjorie taylor-greene, i love her. >> so we know why the house gop sits silent on greene. it isn't just because she is a republican, it is because she is a trump republican. the house gop at this hour has absolutely no trial calling out one

tomorrow is about, it's tying house republicans to greene on the vote. they'll run ads saying they voted to protect her and keep her on committees. and it is about building this narrative over the course of the next two years. this isn't a ad you would see from democrats heading into election cycle. in october the ads were about health care and more on policy that moved their voters. this is much more of an ad to try to define house republicans super early in the cycle and try to cleave them apart from what is a significant part of their base. >> so eugene, congresswoman cheney, who is by the way the at-large member of congress in wyoming, the population small enough they have but one seat in the house for the entire state. two senators like every other state. liz cheney survives to live another day. over 60 members of her caucus voted in this secret ballot to bounce her from leadership, but she prevailed. is there any way, gene, this was a test vote tonight? the way senate republicans view it? do you think there is any room, any leeway, any votes to con

how did congresswoman greene show her appreciation for the pass? she attacked him in an interview tonight with the "washington exa examiner." kevin mccarthy and those are proving they are all talk and not action and about doing business as usual. what's the difference between them and democrats? there isn't a difference. that attitude to party leader for saving her skin would once upon the time end the career of a downryoung representative. the main focus of criticism tonight isn't the anti s-- antis-semitic congress woman, it's the deadly insurrection on them and the vice president a less than a month ago, that guy. it's that guy so many republicans still continue to defend the one whose name congressman matt gaetz invoked the other week when he went to wyoming for a rally against liz cheney. >> so i had a chance to communicate with president trump yesterday. [ cheers ] >> he sends his love. he loves you-all so much and president trump is going to keep fighting for this country with every breath that he has. >> now, republicans have a choice. does

but not announcing any formal steps to reprimand greene.his after mccarthy and house majority leader steny hoyer could not reach a deal over the congresswoman. democrats are poised to move forward with a vote to remove greene from her committee assignments. >> the last time i checked cancers need to be cut out and not allowed to metastasize. and kevin mccarthy has the ability to do the right thing. he should. >> reporter: some republicans also calling out mccarthy's handling of greene. one member telling cnn if mccarthy "doesn't act he's going to continue to look indecisive." but the republican conference is far from united. with other members arguing that removing greene from committees now could have long-lasting consequences. >> they're setting themselves up for recetribution and i think is a bad precedent. parties handle this and discipline internally. >> reporter: amid the fall outout over greene republicans also facing a split over party support for trump. mccarthy offering tepid support for cheney after her impeachment vote. >> i sup

i think marjorie taylor greene is secretly a democrat.t -- she's making republicans look unhinged, she's from georgia, which we all know is a blue state, and she's a member of congress, which she herself believes is a satanic, demonic cult. now, if i'm correct, and marjorie taylor greene is a democrat, well that's great news for everyone, because that would be the only way that republicans would actually want to hold her accountable for anything she's done. all right, when we come back, playwright jeremy o. harris will talk to us about his groundbreaking play "slave play." you don't want to miss it. ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in finally moved in. it's a great old house. good bones, wraparound porch. the pipes are... making strange noises. ♪bagpipes♪ ♪bagpipes♪ ♪bagpipes♪ even the plumbers couldn't help us. nope. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which saves us a ton. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. aficionado. which saves us a ton. sneakerhead. me? gea

her name is marjorie taylor greene. now, taylor green is a freshman lawmaker. i am sure probably, just maybe last week, many of you had never heard her name, as she has been on the job a whopping one month. she was elected from a district in north georgia with an impressive 74% of the vote. despite widespread reports about taylor greene's support of q and qanon and other conspiracy theories, the voters went out ad voted. in other words, it appears the voters in her district, they knew about some of her beliefs, and they still decided to put her in office. very high percentage. now, democrats, they are trying to block her representation in committees and the will of her voters because of these beliefs. now, we have done our own research. we have learned that taylor greene previously said that a plane did not hit the pentagon on 9/11. sorry, but we all know as a fact that a plane did hit the pentagon, and it was a real. in fact, we lost a good friend of this show that day. you might remember barbara olson. she was on the plane that a terrorist clashed into the pe

lawmakers vote to punisman marj greene support supporting conspiracies claiming school shootings wered and the clintons killed jfk jr. but this morning, one top republican who supported the trump impeachment explains why she voted against disciplining greene. >>> new hope in the race to vaccinate america. the big step forward for johnson & johnson's one-dose covid vaccine, plus the new debate, should summer school be mandatory this year. >>> emergency on ice. the tense moments more than 60 fishermen became stranded on ice floating away. plus, the desperate scene as a mother and daughter fall into a frozen river spending nearly 45 minutes in the water. what happened next. the extreme weather on the way. windchills down to 50 below. >>> also this morning, the my pillow guy -- >> hello, i'm mike lindell. inventor of my pillow. >> -- gets some competition. >>> a horrifying mistake. how police sent a picture of chucky in an amber alert. >>> and what we've learned about the super bowl halftime show. ♪ i'm blinded by the lights ♪ >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with a history mak

and it didn't start with marjorie taylor greene. this is what happens when you knuckle under to a president, to anyone really, who defends white supremacists and neo nazis in charlottesville. >> you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me. excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. >> oh, and for the never said the people, he said it. it is on tape, okay? a president who ran on the racist birther lie that the former president barack obama was not born in this country, a president who incited insurrection at the u.s. capitol. >> we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore. you'll never take back our country with weakness. you have to show strength. and you have to be strong. >> so, it all came home to roost on january 6th. and that's the truth. that's when that crowd attacked the seat of our government, smashing, looting, threatening the lives of lawmakers. look at that. now the former president, days away from his sec

liz cheney and marjorie taylor greene. one who voted to impeach the former president, the other who holds extremist views. >> reporter: on capitol hill, a major test for republicans. divided over whether to continue to be the party of former president donald trump or to leave him in the past. after an hours-long meeting with the house gop, minority leader kevin mccarthy declining to pick a side. >> we just had a very good conference. >> reporter: house republicans voting congresswoman liz cheney will keep her leadership position in a 145-61 secret ballot vote, according to several people in the room. the third-ranking gop member under scrutiny by her colleagues, after voting to impeach trump a second time. a move cheney told cnn wednesday she does not regret. >> we really did have a terrific vote tonight. terrific time this evening, laying out what we're going to do going forward, as well as making clear that we're not going to be divided. >> reporter: cheney's win, a victory for traditional republicans. and wednesday's me

mccarthy refused to take action on greene.bring a vote to the floor tomorrow. every republican will have to go on record. how does this all look? >> well, it's a terrible look. i expect almost every republican will vote against that resolution. probably they'll argue on precedent terms and i think there's a real concern there. we are spire spiraling into a dangerous place where parties are dictating to other parties who gets to serve on what committees. i really fear what happens if republicans take back the house, what they will do to democrats if a retribution. they're all going to vote no but that will be intercepted as a vote in support of marjory taylor greene, which is a terrible look for the party. i really wish we had been able to head this off before we got to this point. and look, what's so upsetting to me to hear what kevin mccarthy said earlier about the big tent. i intercepted it as him saying we have to have a at the present time big enough for liz cheney. that's the crazy part. liz cheney should be the tradition

some people stood up when marjorie taylor greene spoke.ed. >> you really had a terrific vote tonight. we're not going to be divided. >> democrats are barreling ahead with biden's big proposal. >> i'm not going to start my administration by breaking a promise to the american people. >> some of the variants may lead to increased mortality, and the jury is still out how these vaccines are going to work against these variants. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." a moment of revelation for the republican party overnight. house leadership, republican leadership, taking no action against marjorie taylor greene. the qanon-supporting house republican who endorsed the execution of democratic leaders, harassed school shooting victims, called mass shootings a hoax and trafficked in anti-semitic propaganda about jewish space lasers. she keeps her committee assignments and even receives an ovation from half the caucus after speaking to them

could green themselves.ct park took advantage of the fact that here in new york, we have the line of hills that runs through new york metropolitan area. it was created by the icecap. i'm not geologist. millions or billions of years ago, it shoved in front of it all kinds of debris and the icecap stopped in the middle of new york city and receded. left a pile of rubbish that we know as the terminal area. if you had money, you lived at the top of the hill. because you didn't know how diseases came about. and all you knew was, if you lived at the top of the hill, all of the evil vapors would flow away from your family. so it's very important to know where the top of a hill is, especially in terms of history. and here, the terminal comes up the eastern side of staten island. some of the best of the neighborhoods over there. grimes hill, toad hill, lighthouse hill. crosses over the narrows. runs up the western edge of brooklyn. the sunset park and the slope in park slope are all because of the terminal. you notic

i think marjorie taylor greene is secretly a democrat. about it -- she's making republicans look unhinged, she's from georgia, which we all know is a blue state, and she's a member of congress, which she herself believes is a satanic, demonic cult. now, if i'm correct, and marjorie taylor greene is a democrat, well that's great news for everyone, because that would be the only way that republicans would actually want to hold her accountable for anything she's done. all right, when we come back, playwright jeremy o. harris will talk to us about his groundbreaking play "slave play." play." you don't want to miss it. ha. hey, tracee, you can't say no to a classic. oh. i can't hear you over this flamin' hot crunch. girl, you know, wavy chips are way better for dippin'. ♪crispy, airy, tasty poppables.♪ hmm, hmm. i thought we talked about talking to the chips. i can't help it. i love me some lay's. all right, i'm taking these. lay's a little joy with every bag. ♪ i've got some lay's potato chips.♪ obsession has many names. this is ours. the new

you are from the same state as congresswoman green. what do you think about what's going on in your party right now that mccarthy is backing her? >> well, i don't live in representative greene's district but i have an opinion. my opinion is we are headed the wrong direction. if we continue to elect folks that take her approach, we're going to continue to lose as republicans. that simple. it is hard to watch. i got to spend ten weeks in the front row seat, watching what conspiracy theories and misinformation does, and honestly, cost us two senate seats in georgia. i can't imagine anybody thinks it is a good idea to move the way she's moving through her actions. >> what i am trying to understand, i know you're a parent as well, you and i talked about that, the challenge you felt with what trump was doing and how he was behaving, explaining that to your boys. you have marjorie taylor greene coming out and saying the real cancer for the republican party is that they lose gracefully. i was stunned by that. how do you get your head around th

has been removed from the house education committee and others to which she had been assigned greene has expressed support for cuban on conspiracy theories in the past unlike the posts on social media which call for violence against democrats when earlier the democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi said the republican party's decision to appoint greene to the education committee was of particular concern. i remain profoundly concerned about house republicans leadership acceptance of extreme conspiracy theorists particularly disturbing their eagerness to reward a coup or a non at here int a 911 truth or a harasser of child survivors of school shootings and a value to get them valued committee positions including. imagined they would create such a person on the education committee well she have a chance he joins us live from capitol hill she had so the democrats had promised to punish marjorie taylor green if the republicans didn't and now they have what is this vote now means you have. i think the only surprise here was that as many as 11 republicans did join the democrats in vot

but marjorie taylor greene is in a class of her own. she is an avowed conspiracy theorist who talked about assassinating former president obama, hillary clinton, and nancy pelosi. and i hadn't seen this image before, but steny hoyer shows it. it's a pattern, not a blip or something she can apologize for. >> yeah, i hear you on all of that. and it comes at a time when the tensions are high, when the capitol is still in a partial siege mode because of other political violence. so it's obviously quite a serious one. nicolle, thank you as always. >> thank you, ari. i'm going to go upstairs and watch you. >> there we go. i want to thank nicolle. i want to welcome you to this special edition of "the beat." i'm ari melber. we are tracking breaking news. at this hour, 6:00 p.m. in washington on the east coast, we are all awaiting a house vote which would remove congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from her assignments. that would strip her the power of being a congress person, the control you have over committee business and bills and those thi

tonight to decide whether to strip away greene's committee assignments. ultimately, they decided not to. in a statement, republican leader kevin mccarthy saying he had spoken to greene and she "recognized" that "her past comments now have greater meaning." will you apologize for any of our past statements? greene herself taking nothing back. recently tweeting, "i won't back down. i'll never apologize." >> so, let's get right back up to rachel scott, she's on the hill again for us tonight. and rachel, we learned that late today, house republicans were meeting about this. so far, they have decided not to committee assignments.woman's - that still potentially could change. you're going to follow this into the night. but what we do know, the full house, republicans and democrats, will have to vote on this. democrats calling that vote. they have the majority, so, bottom line, what's going to happen here? >> reporter: well, david, this vote will be key, because it's going to put republicans on the record. they are going to have to decide whether or not to look

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greene. they rewarded her with a seat on this committee that has a responsibility for giving children a safe place to learn. two years ago the republican speaker spoke on this floor very strongly saying, quote, i will pledge to you this, from this side of the aisle, and hope you understand this clearly, any hatred we take action. mr. mccarthy did take action. but it wasn't condemnation. it was elevation. appointing her to committee seats. that's why it's necessary to put this resolution to a vote for every member of this body. because this house must take action. i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and remove representative greene of georgia for her positions on the committee on education and labor and the committee on budget and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from indiana is recognized. mrs. walorski: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself sufficient time as i may consume -- such time as i

removing congresswoman greene is the right thing to do now. and i regret that we are going to have to do it to the rules committee rather than -- through the rules committee rather than the party leadership level. nonetheless, we are going to do this. and let's be clear, this is not a debate about a difference in policy or even ideology. it is about what she said. it quite frankly diminishes not only her office, but this entire institution. and we must act. there must be accountability. i don't think this is -- i hope, i hope very strongly that this is not going to be a partisan exercise. i hope and i so desire that this is going to be a bipartisan effort. that is my hope. and what a refreshing statement that would be if democrats and republicans could come together in a bipartisan way, to join with one voice on this issue. so before we hear are witnesses, let me turn to our ranking member for any remarks he wishes to make. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. chairman. today's hearing is on house resolution 72. resolution removing representativ

greene. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from georgia for 10 minutes. mrs. greene: thank you. madam speaker, my democrat colleagues, republican colleague, my district back home in georgia 14, to the american people, to my mom and dad and my husband and my husband and children. i've been here for one month and a day and i've gotten to know part of my conference, my republican colleagues, but not even all of them yet. i haven't got ton know any of my democrat colleagues and i haven't had to have any conversations with any of you to tell you who i am and what i'm about. you only know me by how media matters, cnn, msnbc, and the rest of the mainstream media is portraying me. what you don't know about me is that i'm a very proud wife of almost 25 years, that i'm a mother of three children and i consider being a mother the greatest blessing of my life and the greatest thing i'll ever achieve. i'm proudly the first person graduating college in my family, making my parent

you have a lot more on greene, on the greene saga this sunday on the circus.the things we're going to see, we went down to rome, georgia. first of all, we talked to a lot of the constituents and the head of the party who are backing greene. but we also talked to the doctor, dr. cowan who ran against her in the primary. this is a key thing. he is a neurosurgeon, extremely conservative, really reflects the district, but he blew the bugle very loudly then and said if you get behind marjorie taylor greene, you got real problems in the party because it's going to become the party of qanon. and he made that clear to the party leadership. and at that time, the party had an opportunity to support a really strong great candidate in cowan and inwith the leadership of the freedom caucus mark meadows came and put their thumb on the scale. they created marjorie taylor greene. and new they got to live with her. and now the democratic party has a very easy job. they just brand the republican party as the party of q. they've got a new squad now with republican squad with marj

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but the long story short, jake, mccarthy taking no action on greene.her controversy that's happening right now, that of liz cheney, the third ranking republican, we are told in that closed-door meeting that's happening right now where jeff zeleny reporting, that she actually spoke to everyone in that conference. she did not apologize for casting her impeachment vote but did ask that they continue to keep her in that position. we'll have to see how that all plays out. we have resolution on the republican side from one of those controversies, jake, still learning to find out what happens in the second. >> appreciate it. congresswoman cheney, of course, is one of the ten house republicans that voted to impeach former president trump. kyung lah visited another republican in florida who also voted to impeach. >> it's the bottom line on news radio 610, kona. >> reporter: in the heart of washington's fourth congressional district. >> we're going to open up the phones. >> reporter: conservative stronghold. >> we're strongly behind president trump. >> reporter:

now, today greene said school shootings are real. that's a general comment that does not specifically address the social media post in 2018 in which she agreed with the crazy notion that the parkland shooting, the specific school shooting, was a fake, planted operation. exactly, she wrote. today greene admits that 9/11 happened even though she's on camera in 2018 in an extensive video in which she doubted specifically whether or not a plane hit the pentagon, which, of course, it did. today's speech just as a factual matter was an attempt to rewrite history ahead of this vote that is happening because republican leadership, frankly, has refused to take any action against her as normally would happen in the past. in fact, in a meeting of house republicans yesterday, roughly half of the republican caucus gave greene a standing ovation. a source in the room tells me. let that sink in. a standing ovation for an obvious impempirically bigoted person, anti-semitic, islamophobic, and deranged conspiracy theories. this is about more than one

kevin mccarthy needs marjorie greene. marjorie greene does not need kevin mccarthy.s going to do what he can to help her through this moment. >> that's exactly right. how much into the so-called establishment did this group, this facebook group that marjorie greene was hosting dig? she isn't some aberrant figure inside politics. >> donald trump wasn't an aberrant figure and he's been promoting conspiracy theories for years. birtherism got him into the job in the first place. to david jolly's point, john boehner wanted the tea party despite a lot of the hatred and some of the conspiracy theories they were pushing. and you have conspiracy theories about jewish space lasers and john f. kennedy jr. being killed in a mysterious way. you see this ready -- this appeal to violence with memes and other things that are on this facebook page. that's as important if not more important than her nutty ideas. >> you know, and, alex, that is what strikes me. there are all of these write-ups about the end of bircherism. it was going to inspire extreme radicalism on the right which we