>> there are a lot of things that bother me about jamaal bowman. he voted against the infrastructure bill which is shocking. he said things that are so unsupportive and so negative towards israel. and the fact that he is using these conspiracy theories of the past is outrageous. i'm unhappy with jamaal bowman on a lot of fronts. >> he said he would welcome endorsement from former governor andrew,. the u.s. justice department on friday dropped -- released its investigation into cuomo's office and found that in his office, women employees were subjected to a sexually hostile route. they tolerated it. and cuomo's office retaliated against whistleblowers, which was known, when he said last summer that you would accept his endorsement. i stand by that? do you want his endorsement? >> i'm not seeking his endorsement and i can guarantee that andrew, will not endorse me. >> what you say that? >> he has never really liked me. >> since 2001, the mets have been losing ground in nassau and suffolk counties, hence republican george santos with his resume -- and

let's ask democratic congressman jamaal bowman from new york, a former educator himself. see you again. thanks for coming back on the. show unlike the creator behind the libs of tiktok, you actually have a background in education. you don't know what you're talking about. you previously served as a middle school principal here in the bronx, a school you founded. given that, your experience, and what you just heard, and what we just laid out there about raichik being in a position where she can decide what students in oklahoma can and cannot rate, what is your reaction to that? >> i feel sorry for the children in oklahoma schools. and i'm afraid for the children and families across the state of oklahoma. as you alluded to, this is not just happening in oklahoma, this is happening in republican led states across the country, and this is happening in school districts, even and democratic led states. because the moms of liberty and other far-right wing conservative groups are attacking the lgbtq community. they are attacking teaching the accurate history of our country and ou

they successfully recruited candidates to run against jamaal bowman, cori bush as a challenger, ilhanhas a challenge. they're coming directly at them. mark penn and nancy jacobson our main characters in this book as well, along with mark penn's protÉgÉ, congressman from north jersey, the chief antagonist of the squad. they have raised tens of millions of dollars over the years for this organization "no labels." private equity folks, football team owners, home depot ceos, that kind of crowd. they try to present themselves as this nonaligned centrist organization. nancy jacobson has said aipac is one of the groups she works most closely with. famously, they're trying to recruit a joe manchin type figure to run as "independent" in the presidential campaign, which presumably would be to the benefit of trump. juan: you mentioned josh gottheimer. the congressman from new jersey. could you talk about his history before he got into congress? >> not only does it have the standard pro-israel activism, but he works with mark penn for many years and mark penn did a lot of his business with saudi

there we have a squad member, jamaal bowman, wants $14 trillion worth of reparations. tell me more. ly money. bowman says the us has a moral and legal obligation to provide reparations. in new york lawmaker backing a measure that would see the federal government as you say spend $14 trillion on reparations program to descendents of enslaved black people, people of african descent. bowman says the money could be just are bigger over decades in the form of monthly checks. the measure sites estimates the us benefited from 222 trillion hours of forced labor from 1619 to the end of slavery in 1865, or 246 years of free labor the produced hundreds of trillions for the us economy. that's the argument. how to pay for it? just print it. bowman points to the response to the covid 19 pandemic and the space race as examples of government spending without raising taxes on anyone. bowman is also backing a measure to creating a federal commission to study reparations. just print it. stuart: just print it, simple as that. what have you got on that? >> this should set off alarm bells. he cites covid

democratic congressman jamaal bowman has proposed a $14 trillion reparations plan. he hasn't worked out the details yet. he just wants to sound the alarm. i feel dirty. i feel dirty. transgender golfer haley davidson is pushing back against critics of her winds on the women's pro tour claiming any strength advantage is negated by the extra time she spends at the ball washing machine. now that is good. terrible. the san antonio zoo is offering hippo scented candles for valentine's day. i put a lot of work into those candles said one hippo. terrible. terrible people. how dare you clap. applebee's has introduced a subscription plan that allows couples to have 52 date nights for only $200. that works out to $4 per meal spent regretting the man you married. american airlines flight was forced to turn around after one of the passengers parted excessively. but i say why turn around? that would have been the perfect flight for the rest of us to get away with forwarding. interesting. and finally, earlier this week the double big mac returned to mcdonalds or in related news,

jamaal bowman is here and that's just a false alarm. so. all right. yeah. screw that guy, huh? that's not cool. we did it in high school anyways. oh, you know, we're keeping with the theme here of finding a speaker of the house just like mike johnson. body has any clue who the hell i am. and i look like a far right extremist. so you know what i mean? they could they couldn't even agree on a speaker. that's how a divided we are, because everybody's so controversial. every comedian i was not this isn't al franken was supposed be here. this was supposed to be his outfit. but you know, al franken, his hands were a lite busy because of the teddy thing. i'm still remember that they were afraid to book him. anybody could do al franke just, you know, be a little pretenous. plug your nose. really. that'this is all you have to do to do an al franken replied, i did grab that, teddy. i graze the teddy. so that's really easy to do. an al franken really? is he here. bewkward. we considered so many people. like i said, was like the 25th choice. don't expect mu. i wro jokes about 5 minutes ago

like i haven't seen it in a long time you know, i think the folks who are really trying is like jamaal bowmanod example. i'm really impressed with what warnock in atlanta is doing right now calling on them to actually take the signatures of top city because they are trying to deny theover 100,000 signatuy right now. and if you don't know what cop city is, please check it out. please get of what they're trying to do in atlanta, georgia, right now. not only is cobb city just egregious, but the very idea that people :lhave organized a campaign and gotten the vote and are going to trample those votes out, you are you know, where is at all. so i think we're coming out just this week and saying, no, you all. and then i would say, you know, a little blackt to stacey abramr five years, i was lucky enough to take our trashi have never ms thoughtful, dedicated it smart, kind and i really that she gets the howard get some residency and runs for office here i of theón she sets up residency whatever the requirements are are because i think she is one of the brightest people. the room and georgia. i mean t

my credit to jamaal bowman for showing us we're one of the most important exits were in these but i saw all kidding aside had no idea how to get around building and yet we had this terrible crash in east palestine, ohio. and you all saw the mushroom cloud, the chemicals burning and so forth. and there were two sort of very quick insights that i gleaned from spending so much time in these palestine. the first is that this is a town that the train crash was really bad, but east palestine had been left behind by this country for 40 or 50 years. it had suffered terribly from waves in the industrial ization. there were people there who were trying figure out how to piece together their community how to create wealth and create jobs and opportunity in east palestine, ohio this train crash was just another in a long line of of leadership that kicked these people in the teeth. it was bad and i don't mean to understate it, but it was it was it was a it came as part of a long of really bad things that had happened. east palestine, ohio, if you had visited it the day before the train crash, you wo