and yet, as reported by politico, the democrats toothless ethics complaint against hawley hawley, for his actions against the capitol attack has effectively gone nowhere. in, fact last we heard for the record, was last november, hawley has not even been contacted by the ethics committee. the senator from missouri is now taunting us. he is taunting everyone. i mean that literally. when we are debating exactly how softly a slap on the wrist he should be given he is hawking vicious stick mugs on twitter. this is what happens when there are no consequences for the enablers of insurrection. joining me now is john nichols, national affairs correspondent at the nation who made the case for expelling hawley from the senate just days after january 6th at the capitol. thanks for joining me on the show. john dan ford, the republican and a mentor to hawley, said 16 would not have happened without hawley's involvement. that's not hyperbole, is it? >> no, it's not. i covered the run up to january 6th, and i was watching a group of united states senators. who had been outspoken on these issues. very

they were all josh hawley's. ted cruz is josh hawley. marco rubio is josh hawley.connell is josh hawley. they are all josh hawley. they are all cowards. they know trump incited a coup. they know trump is bad for the party, and bad for the country. but, they do not say a damn thing. and like josh hawley they all just run and hide. >> yes, you know, molly, to joe's point here there is always the drama from the gop side. but, never offered up solutions. we see that happening right now at the criticism of the biden administration. we see that in terms of like, what we were talking about a few minutes ago, it's old hat. the idea that there is a swamp that needs to be cleaned up, and everyone is coming after you in this crazy witch hunt. so, molly, it has only been republican witnesses at these primetime hearings. it has not been anything else. we had real, die hard trump supporters on thursday night. right? so, why is it, though, that it seems that the 16 committee maybe beating its drum in the echo chamber that is not being heard where it needs to be heard? >> you know

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that was josh hawley.e did at that, then he had a lot of other rats who joined him on that particular vote, including ted cruz and others. but if you remember on the floor, after this all happened, mitt romney was as mad as i've ever seen mitt romney, as he confronted josh hawley in the speech, saying, you did this, with your lies, you did this. so, this is really quite a bookend that picture of the fist, and can i say, no senators run in the capital ever win. it is not what you do in the capital, if you are a senator. you walk slowly. you do not run for your life. and that's what he was doing there. he is afraid, and he is showing that he's afraid, and i hope that sears into peoples memories, that he is the one who began this whole mess. >> and the contrast between riling them in that moment, when in that moment, he's protected from them, and then, once they close in on him, he takes off. but >> will there be consequences? because the people who are watching fox news tonight, they didn't see that. they ar

hawley, you brought up this issue of health care. let's talk about this issue of health care and the baby. what is the issue involving abortion and health care and the baby? >> time has expired, the witness may answer. >> i think there's a few things on which we need to set the record straight. one, an ectopic pregnancy, treatment for that condition ever involves an abortion. if you go to planned parenthood's website, they make clear that treatment for an ectopic pregnancy is not an abortion, at least they used to. and other than some scaremongering going on. the same is true of a miscarriage. an abortion is a situation in which a child, as a supreme court explain to dobbs, is purposely put to death. it is the intentional destruction of a human being. neither miscarriages nor medical emergencies nor ectopic pregnancies involve that situation. >> gentlelady's time is expired. the gentleman from illinois, krishnamoorthi, it's recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you madam chair, thank you for having this important hearing. miss lopez

it featured the junior senator from missouri and full populist, josh hawley.o approach up supporters -- into the capitol that day, just before he would play his part on january 6th by objecting to the certification of joe biden's election victory. that image taken less than an hour before the violent mobs descended upon the capitol. you'd think that senator hawley would express some shame, or some regret about this moment. but he did not. in fact, he's been fundraising off of it, selling mugs like these for 20 bucks. to the point that political, which owns the rights to that photo, sent him a cease and desist letter. the january six committee on thursday gave us a little more background on that moment and what came after. >> we spoke with the capitol police officer who was out there at the time, she told us that senator hawley's gesture riled up the crowd and it bothered her greatly, because he was doing it in a safe space, protected by the officers and the barriers. later that day, senator hawley fled after those protesters he hoped to rile up stormed the cap

and despite what miss hawley said, ruth bader ginsburg, miss hawley such he questioned roe v. wade.he did, but she questioned the basis of it. she thought viability was an inferior argument compared to equality. equality. that men and women had the same control of their own body and should. and oh, by the way, for the record, it may be true that ruth bader ginsburg played cards with, dined with, and went to the opera with anthony scalia, but she got up in the morning and voted against him in every single case involving the rights of women to have choice. as she upheld roe v. wade during the entirety of her time in the supreme court. is that correct, miss graves? >> that is absolutely correct. >> so what about this equality thing? so, do men have restrictions? as the supreme court said, man, here are some limitations on what control you have over your own body. any of them? i can't recall. >> i don't know of any. >> you don't know of any. so, let's just for the sake of argument say there are none. with respect to women, with this decision, it's a pretty fundamental restriction on the

hawley: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. hawley: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. hawley: i'd like to say a word if i could about the nature of my objection. it has been now almost a year since the attack at abbey gate in kabul in afghanistan. almost a year since we lost 13 american servicemembers in that tragic attack, almost a year since hundreds of american civilians were left behind enemy lines, abandoned by this administration to fend for themselves against our enemies. and that attack claimed the lives among the 13 of corporal jared smits from winsville, missouri. i was thinking of him again the other day when i was driving past the bridge that will soon be named for him. i'm glad corporal smits is getting some of the honor he deserves. but let's be honest. as his father said to me hours after we learned of his death, what would be far better, far better indeed would be for corporate schmitz, who is a very young man, to be here with us. he's just at the beginning his service, just at the beginning of his l

senator al franken told me yesterday hawley was, quote, hauling ass. >> hawley went from, you know,lls of congress away from the mob he was trying to help rile up. in the effort to clean it up, saying he's not going to run from his critics is as absurd as running down the hallway in the first place. >> actually in his own self-preservation to run down the hallways because had he been found -- you know, it's unclear what an angry mob would have done to anybody they thought was ideologically aligned with them. he was doing the smart thing there and all he can do now is try to spin, spin, spin, all the liberal media's fault. republicans have been doing that for about 30 years now. actually i'm going to go further back, i'm going to go 60 years. maybe the better part of the 20th century we've been blaming the liberal media. it's okay. sometimes there's a point. here he's just trying to cover his tracks. >> yeah, to me, what the media is doing in terms of how they cover it is totally irrelevant. the juxtaposition is just painful. and it brought laughter to the hearing room, republicans,

run hawley run.by now, you've probably seen this video of senator josh hawley running from the rioters who stormed the capitol, after very famously riling them up earlier in the day with his fist in the air. well, the internet did what the internet does, and wasted absolutely no time reveling in the absurdity of hawley's hypocrisy. take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the missouri republican panicked exit was also compare by our friend, matt miller, to a panicked george costanza on seinfeld, and cocreator of the office, -- was reminded of this michael scott moment from his hit show. missouri's democratic party, promising to stage a hauling hollies five state race -- those who've been seriously contemplating the committees evidence for hours react to the hawley run. take a look. [laughs] >> former d. c. police officer michael fanone was among those attacked and injured on january 6th. he was also in the hearing room last night, and was later asked by politico what he thought after watching the hawley vid

josh hawley is not one of that professor's students.n gephardt in missouri. josh hawley is 40th in gun deaths, 40th in life expectancy. it has above the national average of child poverty, below the national average of median income. he's doing a terrible job on crime, health care, jobs for his state, so he wants to beat up on trans kids, the most vulnerable in the state. >> come on, paul. >> it's despicable. do his jobs and health care to his state instead of beating up on some california professor. >> the whole game is the economy, but there's an interesting friction that's come about when you have the dobbs decision around abortion, and i consider myself an lgbt ally, but we also have this new sort of language where we can't even acknowledge that it's women's issues. that, you know, i'm as a woman someone who can get pregnant. i think the right is kind of seizing on that. there's some validity to it, but this is so far down the culture war and should be so far down on -- >> they are. >> it's going to be -- >> the other thing we have t

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>> i look forward to serving with senator hawley in the u.s. senate to serve the interests of all missourians. as you can probably guess, senator hawley and i have very different views about what happened in the 2020 election and what happened on january 6th. i think it was an absolute tragedy and we need to make sure it never happens again, and even more importantly, we need to get to a point as a country where we have a consensus again in support of our constitution and our democracy. and part of living in a democracy is if you have to accept the results of an election, even if your party doesn't win. >> it's not really a view about the 2020 election you disagree with because it's not really a view about whether it was a legitimate election. it was a legitimate election. you know that, and either senator hawley believes a lie or he's lying. is that not a correct assessment? >> senator hawley, i think, was absolutely wrong to challenge the electors from pennsylvania. there was thorough investigation after the 2020 election. there were 61 lawsu

. >>> a heated exchange between a cal law professor and missouri senator josh hawley. >> i it opens up transpeople to violence. >> the video has millions of views on twitter. >>> if you have seen the photos, a look at stars and galaxies billions of miles away. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. a lot coming your way. we start with disturbing discoveries in san jose. an underground bunker filled with guns and stolen goods. the land owned by the city of san jose. it's location not far from schools. officers discovered it yesterday. take a look. we go down and inside. it is pretty sophisticated, has electricity and running water. there is rifles inside this bunker and stolen tools. nbc bay area damian trujillo was the only reporter to go inside. >> reporter: that's coyote creek down there. in the middle of the creek is what appears to be an abandoned truck which is par for the course around some of these encampments. if you pan the camera around, you can see what we are talking about here. this is the encampment or bunker at the encampment that police fou

josh hawley, ron desantis, tom cotton, they are all fake. populist fake.cier than i am for everybody who likes to make fun of me for my irish background. >> jesse: they are fancier than you are? >> jessica: they are fancier than i am. let me read this. this is in "the washington post." if you know you're talking about a pregnant woman, by all means call her that. if you know you are talking about someone who is pregnant and not a woman, dressed somehow they want to be addressed. you are going to -- you are gaining seven extra syllables and i promise you are losing nothing. and there is something to treating people with dignity. i don't care if you think that trans people are ridiculous in that it is made up, if there is a trans man who is living his life like this, he identifies that way, he works his job and has a family and wants to go and have children, the greatest gift that he can and he has not had gender reassignment surgery, then call him -- >> jesse: are drifting into a land. >> dagen: that is not what we just saw. what you saw was from that's a l

chairman.tor hawley. senator hawley: thanks to all the witnesses for being here. before -- i want to visit with you, miss mats i ask. professor bridges you used a phrase, you referred to people with the capacity for pregnancy. would that be women? professor bridges: many women, since women have the capacity for women. many women do not have the capacity for women. there are also transmen capable of pregnancy and nonbinary people. senator hawley: this isn't a women's rights issue -- professor bridges: we can recognize this impacts women. recognizing it impacts other groups. senator hawley: your view is this right is about what? professor bridges: i want to recognize that your line of questioning is transphobic. and it opens up transpeople to violence -- senator hawley: you're saying i'm opening up to violence -- professor bridges: i want to note one out of five transgender persons have attempted suicide. so i think it's -- senator hawley: because of my line of questioning? professor bridges: denying transpeople exist and pretending not to know they exist -- senator

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. >> senator josh hawley also had to flee. earlier that afternoon before the joint session started, he walked across the east front of the capitol. as you can see in this photo, he raised his fist in solidarity with the protesters already amassing at the security gates. we spoke with the capitol police officer who was out there at the time. she told us that senator just center holly's jester. wild up the crowd. and it bothered her greatly because he was doing it in a safe space protected by the officers and the barriers. later that day. senator holly fled after those protesters. he helped to rile up stormed the capitol. see for yourself. think about what we've seen. undeniable violence at the capitol. the vice president being evacuated to safety by the secret service senators running through the hallways of the senate to get away from the mob. as the commander in chief, president trump was oath and duty-bound to protect the capital. his senior staff understood that. >> do you believe jared, that the president has an obligation

former senator al franken on josh hawley's sprint to safety.e conway on the doj indicting steve bannon. when this extended special edition of all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. happy friday. hope you are relaxing somewhere as you settle just tonight. the january six committee has completed its summer hearings. and the material that the committee presented was split into roughly two categories last night. there was new information, like, donald trump, for instance, who never met a camera way, shooing the way the white house photographer on the sixth, so he could be in private, undocumented, doing, god knows what, in the white house january, calling senators, apparently, and rudy giuliani to help facilitate the coup, watching the fallout from his insurrection live on fox news. we also learned, and this was very new, and incredibly striking, that a white house security official heard secret service agents telling their families goodbye because they thought they were about to be murdered by the armed viol

you think josh hawley regrets any of what he did that day. listen to this exchange with armand raju as cnn. >> the january six committee said that they spoke to capitol police officers that you made that fist pump and riled up the crowd, do you regret that fistbump is that? >> no, i don't regret anything out there on that day. it is a privilege to be attacked by the generous committee. oh thank you for all the help with my fundraising, that's been tremendous. >> a privilege to be attacked by the january 6 committee. i wonder if the officers felt it was a privilege to be attacked by trump supporting insurrectionists, who he, josh hawley, help to rile up and finance. that says it all right there. the grift is real. it certainly sounds like this is a game for senator hawley. it sounds like he thinks it is an opportunity for a joke. but somehow, as you see him scurrying away there, he did not think it was quite so funny when he was running for his life. cnn's evan perez is here, michael moore, as well, a former attorney in the district of georgia

later that day, senator hawley fled after those protesters he helped to rile up stormed the capitol. see for yourself. >> reporter: the committee room erupting in laughter, watching hawley run. [ laughter ] even after the riot, he voted to overturn the election. now hawley is standing by that decision. >> i do not regret it, and i am not backing down. >> reporter: clearly the committee wants their message to endure into the midterms and beyond, and that could be one reason they're extending these hearings into september. whit? >> zohreen, thanks. be sure to tune into "this week" tomorrow morning. jon karl will go one-on-one with congressman adam kinzinger on the january 6th committee's major finding and what's next for the investigation. >>> next here tonight, utah's great salt lake is under threat. officials sounding the alarm about climate change and the worsening drought pushing it to the brink of an ecological crisis, impacting wildlife and people. abc's kayna whitworth from utah tonight. >> reporter: tonight, high temperatures and record-breaking western drought has utah's great

what was the value of showing josh hawley skedaddling? laughter ) >> i don't think there was a tremendous amount of probative value in the presentation. >> stephen: no, it's a little off-road. >> well, it's a little off-road, but it's also, like, you went out there that day -- i think the message there, again, i think it's important for us to see they were running because they were scared and being evacuated, but you went up there that day to go throw your fist up and play with fire, and everyone got to see you do that and see you fund raise after it and see how you talk about how you own the libs, but not see you with your tail between your legs when the mob is about to knock down your door. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you have been reporting on politics for 20 years. this is the eighth hearing, ninth hearing tonit?>> eigh.: i what most has surprised you? anything surprised you most about the last eight hearings? >> well i think the sheer amount of new information they have uncovered is genuinely remarkable. >> stephen: how they'

later that day, senator hawley fled, after those protesters he helped to rile up stormed the capitol.e for yourself. >> that was certainly one moment that got a lot of attention last night. senator josh hawley who raised his fist in solidarity with trump supporters later fleeing from the capitol and that voer was played last night, with laster from those gathered. and still with me on set is congressional reporter from the guardian hugo lowell. the video was so striking with the raised fist and fundraising purposes since january 6th and we see him running away from the very people he claimed to rile up. >> and it is so damning when you juxtapose those images together, and we know based on the people in the crowd on the east front of the capitol were thinking and saying when they saw josh hawley, yes, josh is on our side and they took it to mean that josh hawley was giving them legitimacy and then you see him running for his life, and you see him fleeing from the capitol, in a way that is almost comical. when mitt romney first fled from a mob, he was really running as if he was -- >> r

involuntarilyl good sign for josh hawley.e back to the point you and eugene were making, of where we are now. the committee says, liz cheney says, both cheney and the chairman, bennie thompson, said they'll do more hearings. i think, good, break. the dam is breaking, keep going. they've done an incredible job and service for the country. right now, what we have is a case where the justice department is now faced with a big choice. i don't think there's very many lawyers that i talk to who don't think the case they've laid out, the evidence they've shown, that donald trump criminally obstructed congress is pretty close to open and shut. if not, it is certainly enough to issue an indictment. the question is the conspiracy charge. what you saw of action, inaction, what we saw last night is where is a road map for the investigation at the doj level? the 187 minutes, donald trump, as you said, it's not that he is not doing something, he is actively doing something, which is to, through his not calling off the mob, he is provoking

later that day senator hawley fled after those protesters he helped rile up stormed the capitol. see for yourself. think about what we have seen. undeniable violence at the capitol. the vice president being evacuated to safety by the secret service. senators running for the hallways of the senate to get away from the mob. as the commander-in-chief, president trump was oath and duty-bound to protect the capitol. host: if you missed the hearing, go to our website, c-span.org. we highlight the key moments. hit the video player and you will see a gold star at the bottom. that gives you a look to go through the more than two hours of testimony last night. happening in washington, d.c. today, our coverage on c-span. 1:00 p.m. eastern time includes dr. rochelle walensky, director of the centers for disease control. she will talk to the washington post about the latest surgeon covid-19 cases and probably being asked about the president's positive test yesterday. on saturday, 10:45 a.m. eastern time, january 6 committee member jamie and former federal judge michael luddig discussed the u.

i'm going to submit my second round for the record. >> senator hawley to hawley to get hawley to give a second-round? >> i just have one or two questions briefly madam chairwoman. this could be for anybody. as part of the deal we pledged industrial support to our allies haven't we? >> we will support and what we do versus uk and australia. >> here's where i'm going with this. given how the tight we are in maintenance support for our own ships how are we going to meet and do we need to do to clear the maintenance backlog? >> ahca's effort brinkley is the 1820 years out before the requirements come to fruition and by then that's the period of time we expect the siop numbers will provide capacity. >> in other words being able to execute up to these particular terms depends on us really not going down and clearing this backlog in getting up speed up is that fair to say like >> also the public and private -- yes sir. thank you madam chairwoman. >> i just want to note is that whether i ask if the gao recommendations have been met i would ask the navy witnesses. particularly admiral mcclella

josh hawley doesn't want to talk it. in life expectancy. it has above the national average for child poverty. he's doing a terrible job on crime, health care, jobs, so he wants to beat up on the most -- >> come on. >> it's despicable. he needs do his job instead of beating up on some california law professor. >> the whole game in the midterms is the economy. but there's an interesting kind of friction that comes about when you have the dobbs decision. i consider myself an lgbtq ally, but we have this new language that we can't acknowledge it's women's issues. i think the right is kind of fusing on that. there's some validity to it. but, again, this is so far down. >> it's going to be far down. >> the other thing we have to realize is western pennsylvania has already been very vocal about them being pro-choice. in washington county right after the dobbs decision came down, almost 1,000 women came out with their daughters, with their children, saying here even in rural pennsylvania, we're not supporting this decision. we s

i mean, the scorn dripping off of jen senator hawley is really something to behold. something like 150 police officers were injured in the capitol attack. several died in the days and weeks after, and when he's asked about a capitol police officer alleging that his fist pump may have riled up that crowd, he brags about how great it all is for his fundraising. because, to this day he sells merchandise with that image of him outside the capitol, which by the way he continues to do despite a cease and desist letter from politico. com, which owns a copyright on that photo. and while he claims to not be taking the january six investigation seriously, it increasingly looks like the justice department is taking a very seriously. last night we brought you the late breaking news from the washington post, now confirmed by nbc news, that the justice department is investigating donald trump's actions as part of his january 6th criminal probe. today, abc news and cnn, are both reporting that the former top aide to trump's chief of staff, who gave blockbuster public testimony to t

josh hawley also had to flee.re the joint session started, he walked across the east front of the capitol. but as you can see in this photo, he raised his fist and solidarity with the protesters, already amassing at the security gates. we spoke with the capitol police officer, who is out there at the time. she told us that senator hawley's gesture riled up the crowd. and it bothers her greatly. because he was doing it in a safe space, protected by the officers and the barriers. later that day, senator hawley fled, after those protesters he helped to royal up stormed the capitol. see for yourself. but >> that cliff got this reaction inside the chamber. [laughs] okay, don't feel too bad for hally. despite being wildly mocked by late night comics, online as well, he is fundraising off of it, vowing not to run from democrats. a moment of levity there. we'll be right back. a moment of levity there veri just $30? (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (dad) yeah, and it's from the m

of >> the committee highlighting missouri senator josh hawley's actions on january 6th as he enteredtesters. later that day, senator hawley fled after those protesters he helped to rile up stormed the capitol. see for yourself. >> the committee room erupting in laughter, watching hawley run. ( laughter ) >> trevor: okay, i'm-- i'm sorry. ( laughter ) but the january 6 committee should be ashamed of itself. they had no reason to show this. ( laughter ) they just wanted to embarrass a senator of the united states. ( cheers and applause ). embarrass the man. why? just because he ran away like a little bitch? ( laughter ) i mean, what did he do? yeah, he raised his fist and he egged the crowd on, but is that a reason to show him pissing his pants on national television? is it a crime to be crying and running away from the mob that you riled up? he's such a bitch. let me tell you something-- that bitch-ass thought the mob was going to kill him. is that funny to you. this grown man running on his little gazelle legs. "i don't want to die!" you think that's funny? grow up. ( laughter ) so,

earlier that day hawley was seen raising his fist toward trump supporters. a capitol police officer testified hawley's gesture of support riled up the crowd. former president trump has released a statement calling his former aide sarah matthews a liar and criticizing mike pence. trump also denied that he privately took some responsibility for the riot. mona? >> em, thank you. the committee says they will meet again in september. meanwhile, sources say a criminal investigation is now under way into text messages sent by the secret service before and during january 6th. the agency says the texts were deleted during a system upgrade despite requests from the january 6th committee to turn them over. >>> a congressman running for governor of new york was attacked during a campaign event last night. republican lee zeldin was giving a speech near rochester when police say a man climbed onto the stage and tried to stab him in the neck with a pointed weapon. the 43-year-old suspect reportedly said "you're done." people in the audience were able to restrain him until