if you put on cnn, there is jamie raskin again. put on msnbc and there is jamie raskin again. fox news? what is jamie raskin doing on fox news? but the truth of the matter is that our congressmen here in the eighth congressional district in which this hotel is located is a national figure now. and we are very very proud that he is with us. i don't know if you are aware that he helped found the acclaimed marshall brennan constitutional library project at american university law school. it is now in 20 different law schools. a colleague of his that is here today, that was looking over my remarks, said, that is the most important thing you will say about him. this project has sent many thousands of law students nationwide into public high schools to teach high school students at a a semester long about the constitution as the bill of rights. that's a pretty big deal. right? [applause] and if that was not enough, it he created the democracy summer project. for all of the people that don't know what that is, i will give you one sentence of it. but if you do have high school student

if you put on cnn, there is jamie raskin again. put on msnbc and there is jamie raskin again. fox news? what is jamie raskin doing on fox news? but the truth of the matter is that our congressmen here in the eighth congressional district in which this hotel is located is a national figure now. and we are very very proud that he is with us. i don't know if you are aware that he helped found the acclaimed marshall brennan constitutional library project at american university law school. it is now in 20 different law schools. a colleague of his that is here today, that was looking over my remarks, said, that is the most important thing you will say about him. this project has sent many thousands of law students nationwide into public high schools to teach high school students at a a semester long about the constitution as the bill of rights. that's a pretty big deal. right? [applause] and if that was not enough, it he created the democracy summer project. for all of the people that don't know what that is, i will give you one sentence of it. but if you do have high school student

congressman jamie raskin, you said in that clip "that is beneath even you, ms. green. how shocked were you by this behavior? >> look at the thing about discussion in a parliamentary body, which is by definition filled with a lot of emotion and passion, is you can talk about substance, you could talk about process, you can invoke science, you can invoke culture, you can invoke literature. the one thing that you cannot do is to engage in ad hominem, personal attacks. you cannot insult someone's looks in the united states house of representatives. so, the democrats moved, the vice ranking member of the committee moved to have her words taken down. and mother chair of the committee did not have the moral authority or the leadership within his own ranks to be able to do it because they are all afraid of marjorie taylor greene. she basically is constantly threatening that she's going to turn her millions of twitter followers on anybody who gets in her way. they refuse to take her words down and to keep her from speaking for the rest of the hearing. i told the chairman if you

. >>> with another gag order hearing on deck, congressman jamie raskin, a potential nightmare brewing in the supreme court. >> the january exception is an imitation to our founders worst nightmare. >> as protests over israel and gaza disrupt colleges nationwide, what is getting lost in the way it is all being covered? all in start right now. good evening, i'm chris hayes, one of the nation's most punishing and restrictive abortion bans went into effect in the third largest state in the union pick in the state of florida, it is now a felony to, quote, performer actively participate in abortion after six weeks gestation. that is just two weeks after a missed period before many, many women even know that they are pregnant. the band does at least statutorily provide exceptions for rape and incest and human trafficking. could, what we have learned from those exceptions, providers in florida say is that they don't work, that there will be very serious. for the doctor telling nbc news court is going to cause delays and care that are going to cost women significant health hazards or risks so

president trump's lawyers advance, we risk allowing january 6 to become our future. >> congressman jamie raskin three years ago when he was the lead house manager in trump's second impeachment about the situation we are in right now with donald trump and his immunity claim. congressman raskin joins me now. i've been wanting to talk to you, congressman, because when the immunity arguments happened i remembered one of trump's lawyers making the case during the trial, saying, look, he can always be prosecuted afterwards. we all agree with that. then i heard his lawyers go to the supreme court across the street and say, no, the total opposite. then i looked at the tape and i remembered it was your talk of the january exception that what this entire line of argument into motion and i wanted to come back to you. what you think of what has transpired given what you argued during the trial, what they argued in response and know what they are arguing before the court? >> right. well, remember all of it comes up because they made the claim originally and a motion to dismiss. which 45 republicans voted fo

congressman jamie raskin just proposed. we are back in 90 seconds. in 90. >>> as the jury deliberates, the former president is stuck inside a waiting room at the courthouse, where a tv was set up today. jason miller, one of donald trump's senior campaign advisers wouldn't say what the former president was watching specifically when i asked him earlier today, but donald trump's truth social posts highlighting coverage on fox news and news max. do give us a clue. joining us from outside the courthouse is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard. so vaughn, talk to me about how donald trump has been holding up during these deliberations? >> reporter: right, and two of his close surrogates, north dakota governor doug burgum, as well as alina habba, one of his legal advisers, they appeared on newsmax within about an hour of each other here. so we can make some assumptions about what channels he was likely watching here today, but he has also been posting a flurry of social media posts and for donald trump, this is a waiting game. he is forced to be here at

jamie raskin is in a singular position. is michael and danya leave us, he has his own place in history here. shakespearean . he is in the middle of it. >> i think what i loved about ab your conversation that we can drink and is he is complicated. i think trump's legal team erred in flattening him. the jury could see his peaks and valleys. they could experience his story in part because of the work of his lawyer danya perry and preparing him not to flatten the trump experience. i think it aided his credibility to say i love parts of my time with trump. everyone told the same story. michael cohen told it 17 -- he was the last witness but in terms of telling the same story about catch and kill and you heard from -- he comes in at the end. there was such a gap between the way a lot of people in the media, not us, but people covered michael cohen and the way he was introduced to the jury with all of his peaks and valleys. i think they did not look away from the valleys. they did not look away from the crimes. they didn't look aw

jamie raskin is in a singular position. as michael and danya leave us, he has his own place in history. i described it earlier, shakespearean. >> i think what i loved about your conversation with him that we can sort of drink in is that he is complicated and i think trump's legal team, the legal strategy -- the jury was able to see his peaks and valleys and experience his story. it is in part because of the work of his lawyer. i think it aided his credibility to say i loved parts of my time at trump world. because everyone told the same story. michael cohen told that i think 17th. the last witness in terms of telling the same story about the meeting and catch and kill. he comes in at the end and i think there was such a gap between the way that people in the media, the way the media in general covered michael cohen and the way he was introduced to the jury with all of his peaks and valleys. i think they didn't look away from the valleys. they didn't look away from the things he did wrong and danya perry and the prosecutors

jamie raskin.k you so much for being here on that note, your preferred candidate, county executive, also brooks will who won the democratic primary. she will now go up against larry hogan, who of course was a very popular governor how is that going to play? particularly given? the fact that he not only came in with a high percentage of support, but even left that way. when you look at polls well, thank you for that. >> i should say, i ate my share of blue crabs, before i became so i've helped to stimulate our state's economy in that way. look angela also brooks is someone who has been radically underestimated during her entire political career. she's undoubtedly an underdog going into the general election given that former governor, hogan ran statewide twice and she has never run statewide before in a general election. and yet she was all also discounted in this primary race, but was able to overcome an excellent opponent in david trone, who also spent more than 60 million so she has proven herself

joining me now is democratic congressman, jamie raskin, of maryland. let me start there.hear donald trump, i know we are numb to this sometimes but when he compares the biden administration to the gestapo, what's your reaction? >> every accusation is a confession, essentially, of purpose. we have never had a presidential candidate, much less a president, talk like that before, about the other party in america. there has been a strong degree of civility at that level, so it telegraphs very dark intentions. >> it's what peters do, which is important for people to remember. let's go back to the thing i ended on, the final summary of this article which was very lengthy, and 83 minute interview where he said a lot. he said about his talk of dictatorship, that a lot of people like it. >> he's right about that in the sense that dictators, whoever, the most horrible specimens of the 20th century, have always had their supporters. it does not last long because most people want to lead a life of democracy and security and freedom and self-government, but those kinds of opportunists

future as a the supreme court, i think it's our view --ed by current ranking members jerry nadler a jamie raskin- that we do need oversight of this supreme court that has undermined freedom in many instances including a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions. and there have been several of seemingly corrupt without any consequence. at a minimum, in our system of checks and balances with separate and coequal branches of congress' responsibility to engage in responsible oversight over the judicial branch. and i certainly think that the first opportunity we have to do t, we will not shy away from oversight, but we will it. second row. i'm sorry. i'll get to you. [inaudible conversations] >> second row >> [inaudible] were you surprised -- speaker johnson -- [inaudible] if courtroom i have not had an y to talk to speaker johnson about the rationale for his visit. it is extraordinary that so many extreme maga republicans who are apparently part of the r tide brigade felt the need to bend ie insurrectionist i as opposed to staying in washington and doing thef t american peop

congressman jamie raskin, thank you for getting us started.nk you for joining me on your day off. here's the thing that gets me. the continuity of the rift. the fact that he begins as a grifter, the grifter carries through the campaign and then he almost teaches his supporters to follow in his grifter. the fact that they are now doing campaign ads from inside the courthouse so they can raise money not for down ballot republicans as the rnc would traditionally do, but rather for his own legal defense fund and then this thing with the oil executives, that it is not just about what he's doing as a candidate but what he imagines himself doing as president. >> in promoting a legal defense we know what he will do with the money. he's not going to use, i think, any of the federal funds he gets or any of the funds going into the general rnc accounts to do any down ballot support. it is going to all be for trump, who will use it as he wishes and some of it undoubtedly will be used to pay the legal bills, like has been done already and i think this is g

now, democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland, top democrat on the house oversight committee, also a lawyer and a former constitutional law professor, right? it he's written an op-ed arguing that there is a way to force alito to recuse himself from january 6, cases and. congressman, i so much appreciate your time and obviously, i want to get to your op-ed that's the heart of this. >> but first, i just as i was reading that, i don't know if my reaction was a parents anyone watching, but my wife is fond of flying flags and he asked her for several days to take it down and she didn't what's your reaction to that he's written a letter to congress essentially tripling down on its all his wife's fall well, the aba ethics rules governing recusal, which have been embraced by the supreme court in decisions relating to judicial recusal, specify that justices must pay attention both to the reality and the appearance of their spouses. potential financial and personal conflicts of interests, as well as their own. so even if it were true and one can obviously doubt it, that he didn't realiz

next breaking news, the jury letter to congress, i'll talk to congressman jamie raskin, he says he knows how to force alito to recuse and fear of a terror attack in new york, police ramping up security tonight as isis case suggests, it may targeted stadium that holds up to 34,000 people. let's go out and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news, the jury sending out notes twice late today asking crucial questions as donald trump's fate tonight hangs in the balance. now, trump's criminal trial is now in the hands 12 new yorkers who are debating whether to convict trump in the first criminal trial of an american president ever. seven men and five women on that jury. they have been deliberating now for more than 4.5 hours, and i was there today when they sent out two notes first, they asked for the transcript of testimony from two major witnesses, the former chief of the national enquirer, david pecker and michael cohen, trump's former fixer. >> the jury specifically asked for the testimony of each of those people, cohen and pecker, regarding a crucial meeting i

. >> sheldon whitehouse and congressman jamie raskin, the top democrat on the house oversight committeeasking for the kind of action the doj brought against tobacco companies about 20 years ago. this comes weeks after they released a joint staff report laying out their findings from a three-year investigation of major oil companies. congressman raskin joins me from capitol hill. you are talking about evidence that more than 50 years ago, big oil companies knew about fossil fuels connection to climate change. you also talk about more modern evidence they have been deceiving the public. give us specific examples. >> 50 or 60 years ago, they clearly understood the burning of fossil fuels destabilized the climate and warmed the earth. they made a very deliberate decision that rather than tell government and blow the whistle, they would suppress that evidence. and they suppress that evidence. as other scientists and other places began to discover the relationship between fossil fuel combustion and increasing the earth's temperature and climate change, they denied it and tried to throw a blan

maria: hilary vaughn on capitol hill. >> we heard jamie raskin use the term political justice becauset can't be called real justice or criminal justice or justice that is blind depended on to the defendant is we saw a sham trial brought by the prosecutor who committed on day one to prosecute one human and alvin bragg did not get elected like any other prosecutor saying he is going to go after the mob or the gangs or things like that he promised the people he would go after donald trump and he did, no one on either side of the aisle believe that this case that was shown together made up as it went along was the build as you go bottle prosecution no one thinks the case would've been brought against any other human who is a citizen of this country other than donald trump we see that downstream in the polls more than two thirds of voters say this conviction and this trial will have no impact on who they vote for. a small minority of people canceling each other out saying it might make them more or less, i think that's fundamental to the fact that most people see this exactly as it is, peo

we are joined now by congressman jamie raskin, democrat of maryland. first your impression of the political support you saw for the former president this week. >> well, you know they are all attracted to the mecca of the courthouse in order to demonstrate sycophancy to donald trump and i think it is a good thing that they are identifying themselves. the people who completely allowed donald trump to devour their critical thinking skills and political and moral independence. speaker johnson is a guy who has said that the bible is his guiding document and basically the law of the land and yet he has made the pilgrimage to new york to demonstrate, you know, how obsequious he can be to donald trump. a guy who is now an adjudicated rapist, adjudicated fraudster in new york and is on trial for cooking the books for lots of money to cover up hush money payments to his porn star mistress. i am a member of the free thought caucus and we have been saying all along that speaker johnson's adherence to religion is just a form of political tribalism. it doesn't have

joining me now is jamie raskin of maryland, inc. and member of the house oversight committee, former lead house impeachment manager and author of unthinkable, trauma trees and the trials of american democracy. thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. your reaction to this story and justice alito's response. >> justice alito's response makes it clear he understands that it was a political symbol to turn the american flag upside down. it's a universal symbol of political distress and in this case of specific opposition to the inauguration of joe biden. it's what the maga right was calling for. if it were not a very clear political symbol whose meaning was well understood justice alito would not have gone through great pains to blame everything on his wife. the u.s. supreme court is the only court in the federal judiciary and the land that does not have a binding ethics code where you can actually go and complain to some tribunal about what's happening. what we need is to have at the very least an ethics panel of federal ci

it's a good point by jamie raskin: this is why we have con con confirmations.to trust them. it's the highest law of the land. >> but don't you think, honestly, that if that happened, that if an umpire at the world series was flying the pennant of one of the teams, the reaction would be 1 million times more vociferous? >> yes. >> than what we're seeing now. >> we have higher expectations for baseball umpires than we do for supreme court justices. that's a problem. dick durbin and the democrats in the senate need to hold these folks accountable and samuel alito should have to go to congress and answer for himself. his wife might be one foot under the -- what matters is justice alito, when they came to him with that story lied. he went to fox news and he was like, no, this only happened because the neighbor called my wife. that's not what happened. jody canter at "the new york times" then came back out and they looked at when the flag went up. they looked at when the police were called because of the wife's behavior, and what justice alito said was wrong. that is

marilyn congressman jamie raskin and glenn ivey joined the secretary of housing and urban developmentdrianne todman at an annual summit hosted just outside washington, d.c..

so you heard from aoc, who is our vice ranking member, and you heard from jamie raskin, who's our ranker as we attempted to go through the process there was an agreement and of course, marjorie has be marjorie and she refused to actually apologize. therefore, i need to clarification as to why the chairman refused to actually take her words down, which meant that she would be kicked out of the committee room for the rest of the hearing, which would have been appropriate now, the part that i think really kinda frankly caught the internet of fire is when you described green in this request for clarification as a bleach blonde bad built, butch body had to look at my notes to read any, regrets about that kind of language especially given that you were trying to make a point a frankly, about decorum in the hearing room i have no regrets and i'll tell you why. >> because marjorie taylor greene is the type of person that if you give her an inch, she'll take a mile. and the fact that they continue to allow her to break the rules of decorum over and over and over, whether it's the state of the uni

i want to go now to the democratic congressman, jamie raskin of maryland. he's the ranking member of that committee. you just saw the house oversight and accountability committee and we saw you there, obviously, of course congressman on camera in that so marjorie taylor greene tonight saying she won't apologize but it all she did was state the facts and she now has words for you she says she just posted every single committee hearing, every single floor speech democrats attack smear and hurled personal insults against president trump, just like jamie raskin did in his opening statement last night. what do you say to her posting this now thanks for having me because there's so much emotion and passion in politics, parliamentary institutions have rules and the rules are very clear in terms of the language we can use. >> you can debate the substance extensive issues, all that you want in a wide open, robust way, you can debate the process is taking place as much as you want, but you cannot engage in face-to-face personal insults against other members, includin

just like jamie raskin did in his opening statement last night. what do you say to her posting this now thanks for having me because there's so much emotion and passion in politics, parliamentary institutions have rules and the rules schools are very clear in terms of the language we can use. >> you can debate the substance of issues, all that you want in a wide open, robust way, you can debate the process has taken place as much as you want. but you cannot engage in face-to-face personal insults against other members, including market king their physical appearance. so this was a failure of leadership when the chairman of the committee declined simply to rule her words out of order and to have them taken down as mesocosm cortes immediately moved to do when he refused to do that at that point, it unleashed the chaos in the committee. and that's what ed, to ms crockett's clever answer in the form of a hypothetical question about what the chairman would actually indulge in terms of dialogue going forward. and i told him, if you allow this to take pl

. >>> plus, democratic congressman dan goldman of new york and jamie raskin of maryland will be our guests>>> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 48 months when you add an adjustable base. shop now at sleepnumber.com >>> this is a justice system that hunts republicans while protecting democrats. this was certainly a hoax, a sham. this was devastating for the average american watching. >> it is shameful to see this. i hope americans are paying attention because america, they think you are stupid. >> what we saw today was an absolute travesty of justice. this was not law. this was not criminal justice. this was politics. this was a political smear job. this was an attack job. this is what you see in banana republics. it is -- i am both furious and heartbroken at the same time. >> this is a quintessential show trial, what you see in communist countries. people in this community to

there are allegations some members were drinking during the hearing it accusation that jamie raskin says is worth investigating. griff: thank you. aishah: for more on this, let's get to mike waltz joining us live from florida. i apologize. it's 2024 and i am starting off a segment talking about congressional lawmakers calling each other baby girl and attacking each other's eyelashes. what's going on capitol hill, you see a lot of members on both sides of the aisle, what is happening? >> that was a heckuva day i spent, the morning in a courtroom watching get the president of the united states get treated like a petty criminal, cohen getting caught lying on the stand to get back down and i was sitting right there is all of that went down. they got spicy. that hearing in particular, got some personalities on it but i throw it back on the media, the media has been covering this nonstop and we will see if the media covers the armed services committee when we are doing bipartisan serious work this coming week. the question to ask. aishah: we are covering it because of decorum and we've seen it

. >> jamie raskin says they might have been drinking. >> look. i'm not going insult your eyelashes.reen made a personal insult. crockett made a pen insult in response so they both did it but i think it feeds into the idea that maybe there is coppin state and dysfunction in the house both parties involved but the republicans are in charge right now. the republicans are probably going to win the senate. you would say trump is probably a slight favorite over biden but in the house it's probably a toss-up and republicans have a low a approval rating in the house right now so things like this don't help. >> here is marjory taylor green defending her body. look. >> mr. chairman this is out of control. we should urine. >> motion after that. >> mr. chairman. >> i think my body is pretty good. i'm going to be 50 this month. turn 50. pretty good. >> she turns 50. the whole thing there's not a lot of love lost between these members of congress. >> well, she has self confers so i applaud that the it's childish, it's petty, not be fiting a member of congress but when you compare that to the long

this was justice kennedy and jamie raskin has a terrific op ed in the new york times which really goeshrough the actual case law as to why it is not just up to justice alito. and the supreme court with their nonbinding advisory code of ethics unlike any other judge in the land. but they are required to recuse if in a circumstance like this, there is an obvious and reasonable appearance an a conflict of interest. it doesn't have to be an actual conflict. an appearance is enough and it is absurd for justice alito and justice thomas as well given his wife was involved. >> gave testimony at the january 6th committee. >> and was involved texting mark meadows related to the same conduct. the same facts that are before this court in two cases. >> yeah. >> it is not just that they have a bias toward donald trump so any executive action that donald trump made, you would do. it is the same factual pattern before the court that if you believe justice alito, both of their spouses made political statements about. that is obvious. at a minimum, it is reasonable to think there is an appearance. >> th

that a jury will again, use common sense to understand what took place here. >> congress would jamie raskin thanks so much for joining us you bet. >> and we'll be right back we are in a limestone cave, letting extreme residue build up to put finished jet dry to the test dishwashers are designed to use jet dry to defend against top residues for are practically spotlight, shine fashion moves fast. >> so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level with a custom private 5g networks, we get more control of production, efficiencies and greater agility. that's enterprise intelligence. it's your vision, it's your verizon missing out on the things you love because of asthma get back to. >> better breathing with the sandra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that has begun once every eight weeks. to sandra is not presented breathing problems or other eosinophilic condition since allergic reactions may occur, don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor, tell your doctor if your asthma worsens, headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if

two, you know what, we just rode out our court reform task force, myself and jamie raskin, adam schiffohnson, we have three pieces of legislation we believe should be moved forward and we want to better educate our colleagues in the house about why this should be a bipartisan issue. we need reform and we needed it not now but yesterday. right now, we will push forward and try to make sure there is some accountability and ethics. obviously, you don't have to be a lawyer to know that there should be a refusal on any of the january 6th things that will come before this court by not only alito but by clarence thomas, he has a wife, i don't know why they're trying to separate the two that he has a wife that was engaged in actions and a disgrace that took place on january 6th. >> congresswoman jasmine crockett to thank you for joining us, especially after that dustup during the committee hearing. good to see you. >>> joining me on the decision 2024 is a republican strategist and msnbc strategist. zero to two presidential debates and donald trump called for president biden to get a drug test

allegations that some members were drinking in the hearing and accusation that ranking member jamie raskinays is worth investigating. >> thank you so much. griff: i mean we're lucky that congressional cat fight didn't become violent. did you see this? taiwan's parliament descending into chaos and lawmakers disagreeing over reforms in the chamber throwing punches and physically attacking each other. this fight came just days before taiwan's new president is set to take office on monday. >> all right. what to expect as former president trump's new york trial heads closer and closer to those closing arguments. it's coming. that's next. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms

congressman jamie raskin is urging the attorney general to petition the other justices to require alitoo recuse themselves from these cases. that seems unlikely to happen, and even if it did, the justices almost certainly would politely decline, andrea. >> and ruth, as a lawyer and a journalist, you wrote this column in "the washington post" today taking apart alito's response to democrats. you wrote alito wrapped himself in an unconvincing blend of faux feminism and free speech with an alito-esque helping of victim hood. how do you really feel about that? >> kind of like that. i wrote it as a lawyer, as a journalist, and also as a spouse. andrea, you and i have both -- you more than i -- navigated the complexities not just of marriages but of washington marriages where, yes, just because you have a right to do something, doesn't mean it's wise for you to do it if it would reflect adversely on your spouse. here we have simultaneously justice alito proclaiming his wife's right to do what she wants but also hanging her out to dry in a way that i cannot recall having seen in all my years i

jamie raskin of maryland also called out the speaker telling the daily beast this. "i don't find anything unusual about a fundamentalest theocrat, attending legal proceedings and adjudicated sexual assail want and cook up hush money payments he made to a porn star to conceal his adulterous affair. do you." making reference to telling fox about his world view shortly after being elected speaker. >> someone asked me in the media it's curious, what does mike johnson think about any issue under the sun. i said, well, go pick up a bible off your shelf and read it. that's my world view, that's what i believe. >>> still ahead here after withholding weapons last week, the biden administration is now moving forward with a $1 billion arms deal for israel. we'll bring you that reporting. >>> plus even more warning signs for the trump campaign as nikki haley tones to rack up primary votes despite dropping out of the gop race more than two months ago. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. sports and weather when we come right back hey! asthma's

stuart: democrat congressman jamie raskin, i can't believe this, wants once again to investigate donaldcan't let it go. raskin of maryland wants an investigation into with nine oil executives who recently met with trump at mar rah a hag go resort if florida -- mar-a-lago. raskin has a written a letter to the oil executives saying that they should hand over any relevant information that mayer for town to a quid pro quo arrange -- pertain -- where trump gets campaign cash in, change for more favorable energy policies if he returns to the oval office. raskin's a accusations come off the back of a report in "the washington post" that suggested that trump made the pitch to big oil in exchange for a rollback of biden's climate agenda. raskin claims it's significant because it could raise ethical and campaign finance and heel issues, but others say, look, this meeting is standard practice for candidates, high profile candidates, looking for donations, and they point out that trump is not promising any new policies that he hasn't already enacted or pursued. so there you have it. raskin at it ag

a short time ago, i had a chance to speak with jamie raskin of maryland about the crisis at our nation's highest court. congressman, thank you for joining us. let's start with this reporting from the new york times. i'm curious to get your response to justice alito's comments that he had no involvement and that it was his wife's choice to hang that inverted flag. is that a good enough excuse for a sitting supreme court justice? >> look, if we had a binding ethics code on the supreme court, someone would be able to complain about it and then they would be and invest negation rather than just dueling press releases and statements. i would think that for a sitting justice in the united states supreme court, somebody in your neighborhood putting up an anti- trump sign does not really justify the supreme court justice inverting the flag of the united states and sending a symbol of distress. the real issue is that we don't have a system for dealing with that kind of problem, but it makes sense to me. donald trump turned the bible upside down, justice alito turned the flag upside down. maga is

representative jamie raskin and glenn ey are expected to join acting usg secrery adrian thomas and discussing issues impacting the development of affordable housing. watch live at 1:10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span has been delivering unfiltered congressional coverage for 45 years. here is a highlight from a key moment. >> something else i saw firsthand wasn't a surprise to me but it was an outpouring of love from you, my colleagues. both republican and democrat. right after the shooting, we were practicing on the republican side and the democrats are practicing as well. my colleague and friend and sometimes archrival in baseball from back home in orleans and unfortunate to starve of the game too many times they figured out which hospital i was sent to and got there probably the first person thereon seen in his baseball uniform to check on me. so many others of you, both republican and democrat reached out in ways i cannot express the gratitude and how much it means to me, jennifer and our whole family. it really does show the

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this is justice kennedy and jamie raskin, the ranking member of the oversight committee, has a terrificselaw of why it is not just up to justice alito and the supreme court with their nonbinding advisory code of ethics, unlike every other judge in the land, but that they are actually required to recuse if, in a circumstance like this, there is an obvious and reasonable appearance of a conflict of interest. it doesn't have to be an actual conflict. in appearance is enough and it is absurd for justice alito, and frankly justice thomas as well, given that his wife was involved today >> gave testimony to the january 6 committee. >> and was involved texting mark meadows related to the same conduct, the same facts before this court in two cases. it is not just a bias toward donald trump. it is the same factual pattern that is before the court, that if you believe justice alito, both of their spouses made political statements about. that is obvious and at a minimum it is reasonable to think that there is an appearance. >> there is obviously the federal criminal case against donald trump for hi

housing conference of montgomery county, maryland hold its 33rd annual summit with congress when jamie raskin and glenn ivy and acting housing secretary adrian tomlin among the speakers, watch that event live starting at one:30 eastern on c-span. also on c-span now our free mobile video apps or online, c-span.org. >> c-span has been delivering unfiltered congressional coverage for 45 years. has a highlight from a key moment. >> something else i saw firsthand wasn't a surprise to me but it was the outpouring of love from you, my colleagues, both republican and democrat. i know right after the shooting, we were practicing on the republican side and the democrats were practicing too, my colleague and friend and sometimes arch rival in baseball from back home in new orleans, the star of the game too many times, cedric richmond, somehow figured out which hospital i was sent to and got there probably the first person on the scene in his baseball uniform to check on me, so many others of you, both republican and democrat, reached out in ways that i can't express the gratitude and how much it means t

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the multimillionaire has bankrolled all of his campaigns, including one against jamie raskin and has$57 million. there are a number of democratic candidates, but his top rival is angela alsobrooks, prince george's county executive. alsobrooks may not have his fortune, but she does have the endorsement of powerful politicians. >> we know maryland -- >> and we know angela alsobrooks is the right choice for senate. >> from investing in education. >> to defending our democracy and the right to vote. >> the state primary is next weekend early voting ends on thursday. angela alsobrooks joins me now. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> your job as county executive is you run one of the largest counties in the state. >> i do, the second largest county in maryland. nearly 1 million residents. it is a dynamic county and i have been the executive now -- >> and yet david trone had to scrub his primary add-in which he said the u.s. senate is not a place for training wheels. what do you make of that comment? >> obviously it was a comment he had to take back. i don't know that you can describe

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personal insoles, maryland democrat jamie raskin called the behavior disgraceful. colorado republican lauren boebert agreed with him. my apology was sincere because that that was happening while taking care serious business. and house speaker mike johnson gave a warning to all lawmakers going to one of them with dignity. respect in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> hundreds of republicans from across california are set to converge in sacramento this weekend for the state's gop convention. here's video from last year's convention in sacramento at the safe credit union convention center downtown. the upcoming convention is set to include more than 800 attendees, including republican national committee co-chair lara trump and also south dakota governor christine '01. party chairwoman jessica patterson says this weekend is all about garnering support and spreading the party's message ahead of the november election, including an effort to keep republicans in control of u.s. house of representatives. >> california republicans responsible for bringing the house majority, t

of maryland, the coalition involves people like governor more, senator van holland, congressman jamie raskin, so many others, delegate stephanie smith who is with us tonight, so many. i'm also proud to be supported by marylanders who have contributed to my campaign, thousands of contributed to the campaign. what we've seen in this race, having spent $45 million of self funding, the highest ever in history, i don't believe this is the way democracy works. i think we should have reform in these campaigns which i'm pleased to have been endorsed by end citizens united, we got to get the big money out of campaigns and i would support that kind of reform as a senator because again these campaigns should be about people, not money. >> the entire democratic leadership in congress, catherine clark, pete aguilar, the entire leadership endorses us and supports us because they understand we get stuff done. we get stuff over the finish line, 26 bills passed last time just on addiction and mental health alone. pell grant builds to help returning citizens but we've got to get the money out of the politics