the one my team interaction with is some freshman, jared moskowitz. he is a freshman, a democrat from florida. as a freshman you do not get a lot of big swings on serious legislation or lead any kind of coalition. that means his strategy has been to have a thought almost everything, even as he is brand-new for capitol hill. there is also the other side. desperate to think about, jared moskowitz. host: the next one down is mike lee. guest: mike lee has a reputation as a naysayer. whenever the senate is close to unanimous consent to speed things along everyone's eyes are turning to mike lee because he will slow it down. he will object, he will make sure he is on the floor when that unanimous consent comes through. he is less of a spotlight media seeker, but definitely someone all has turned to use of the -- maybe someone might come across the finish line. host: a head scratcher for me on the list. former congressman george santos is still one? guest: absolutely. this weekend he was rating reporters outfits on twitter. he just hung up his hat to not cont

congressman jared moskowitz is back with us.w because i think alecia and i have spoken about this, there is this question , what ultimately stops the wild, crazy, disinformation on the right and at some point shame and humiliation has to come in as a tactic because to treat it as an equitable mark meant against an argument the democrats are making, one, i think is the wrong way to treat it but a place to a tie when it should not. i think what you engage in in that hearing room is critically important for the american people. >> first, let me give credit to jamie raskin who's going to be the next chairman of oversight and maxwell frost, jasmine crockett, robert garcia, there's a whole team, dan goldman, it's been a whole team effort. i think akeem jeffries, leader jeffries field -- figured out that they're putting together this tv committee and they're going to try to sell this to the american people and we realize, listen, we can come up there and try to be as professional as we can with logic and reason but if they're going to

i have jared moskowitz as my house member, and i wish he would get together with representative bacon who seems like he is a fairly reasonable guy. maybe they could help take care of this group of, what, five or seven, that keeps wanting to say no to everything and keep things in an uproar? the house is not functional. if they kick out the new guy, who will they get to replace him? nobody wants that job with those people in there. that's it. host: ron, in ellicott city, maryland. caller: hi, mrs. mimi, thank you for taking my call. florida -- it is a stupid country. we are a stupid country. florida is not alone. i wanted to talk to representative bacon. yeah. 35,000 palestinians -- 15,000 children -- dead and we are not shedding a tear. we are supporting, we are sending weapons. in an answer. why? host: all right, ron. let's talk to raymond and uniondale, new york. good morning. i think we lost 10. -- lost him. independent, north little rock. caller: i don't know if enough people are aware, but at some level, and i think the deepest level, this is a spiritual and biblical thing. mayor

among them is my next guest democratic congressman jared moskowitz of florida.toward the campus today along with several other jewish house democrats. congressman, thank you very much for making time to be with us tonight as we're coming into this interview with you, columbia announcing that they are going to close the campus to in-person classes until the end of the semester which is scheduled to be next week that's a pretty extraordinary, extraordinary indictment of what is going on on that campus right now. my understanding is that you were there for part of the day today and you had a pretty stark message that you think that there's a double standard when it comes to protecting jewish community he's from antisemitism what makes you say that well, thanks, abby. >> thanks for having me. thanks for talking about this on the eve of passover. so let me say a couple of things. first is i was at the university today and it's clear to me that while they are established, a perimeter her outside the university, once inside, the university, there's almost no security.

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. >> joining us democratic congressman of florida, jared moskowitz.ht committee. you're there, in the middle of it. thank you for joining us, by the way. where are we right now? >> well, thanks for having me. where we are is we just passed the rule a couple of hours ago on the house floor, and this allows us tomorrow to get to the underlying bills on ukraine, on israel, on humanitarian aid for gaza and some other humanitarian crises around the world. and then the tiktok bill, the repo act and iran legislation. there are four bills. we will vote on that tomorrow. this is substantially similar to what the senate did. we're doing this in a process where we take separate votes. speaker johnson became speaker. he delayed that, tied it to the irs and killed the bill. we could have done ukraine two months ago when the senate sent over the bill. they have played politics with this. that being said, i'm happy that speaker johnson has found his voice, his will. make no mistake about it. hakeem jeffries said this was a chamberlain and churchill moment. hakeem je

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meetings to talk about this for sure, among other things congressman, thanks for coming on. >> jared moskowitz. thank you. appreciate it sir. >> all right. thank you. a disturbing assessment from fbi director christopher wray this morning. federal law enforcement are a high alert right now for any potential threats to the american jewish community ahead of the start of paris silver on monday, threats were already elevated before the october 7 terrorist attack on israel by hamas. but the number of fbi hate crimes those cases tripled in the wake of the attack and the ongoing war in gaza, cnn's josh campbell is joining me now. josh, what are you learning about? these threats yes, there are really stark warning from the director of the fbi yesterday, he was speaking to the secure community network that is a consortium of jewish community official security professionals that are essentially work together to share information about threats that they're seeing. >> we've obviously been reporting on a number of three rats that have spiked across the country involving the jewish community, both real thr

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common mike lawlor joins us now along with congressman jared moskowitz of florida. about the bill and what you hope to accomplish with this in a bipartisan effort. >> i think what we're seeing on college campuses right now is a failure to act and a failure to lead. the problem is the lack of a clear definition of anti-semitism. what this bill would do is force the department of education to adopt the ira working definition. i think defining it clearly and forcing these schools to act is critically important in this moment. >> congressman moskowitz, explain how it would define it and how it could change the game to what's happening on college campuses. where's the ambiguity here? a lot of us don't see ambiguity in hatred. >> thank you for having us to talk think about issue. it's going to give more teeth to the federal government to enforce rules and regulations. it's going to give more teeth to universities and colleges across the country. as the president of uf said in the beginning of that statement, this is not complicated. we're seeing universities complicate it

this week, garamendi gary connolly of virginia and jerry moscowitz, jared moskowitz, that is from floridaoduced legislation that would change miami federal correctional institution in florida to the donald j. trump federal correctional institution. the low security prison is about 90 miles from mr. trump's mar a lago estate. the move comes days after house republicans introduced a bill to rename a washington, d.c, airport after the former president. the newest candidate for san francisco mayor, aaron peskin, kicked off his campaign in san francisco's chinatown. this was at portsmouth square on kearny street, roughly 750 people of the community showed up in support. many brought campaign signs reading we need air, and a mayor knows how. neighborhood leaders, elected leaders and tons of community members were there. as we've mentioned, board of supervisors president tells us his plans for day one in office if he's elected. >> number one most important issue is public safety and public safety means disaster preparedness. and it means police on our streets. day one. it's working with our depa

the one my team interaction with is some freshman, jared moskowitz. he is a freshman, a democrat from florida. as a freshman you do not get a lot of big swings on serious legislation or lead any kind of coalition. that means his strategy has been to have a thought almost everything, even as he is brand-new for capitol hill. there is also the other side. desperate to think about, jared moskowitz. host: the next one down is mike lee. guest: mike lee has a reputation as a naysayer. whenever the senate is close to unanimous consent to speed things along everyone's eyes are turning to mike lee because he will slow it down. he will object, he will make sure he is on the floor when that unanimous consent comes through. he is less of a spotlight media seeker, but definitely someone all has turned to use of the -- maybe someone might come across the finish line. host: a head scratcher for me on the list. former congressman george santos is still one? guest: absolutely. this weekend he was rating reporters outfits on twitter. he just hung up his hat to not cont

consequences ever seen them play out during an interview this morning, democratic congressman jared moskowitz suggested that some democrats might be interested in helping the speaker out he was essentially saying not because they want to help him so much, but because of their distaste for marjorie taylor greene, we have a clip of that the idea of allowing marjorie taylor greene, someone who literally would let the world burn with our isolation as foreign policy who has talked about states to from the union, right the idea of letting her sit in the people's house in the well of congress, giving a speech, removing any speaker and having that powerful moment, there was just no way democrats are going to let her do that. i'm not going to let her do that. we won't even let her name a post office. we're not going to let for we're not going to let her take out the speaker michael, i don't tell you this, but other democrats have have also said, essentially, we don't want to punish my johnson for what doing what they consider to be the right thing. what is the likelihood and what are you hearing about

republican senators, republicans moderate democrats, and progressive democrats for ro khanna to jared moskowitz saying this guy is going to stay as speaker. >> i think we can pretty much be assured that mike johnson's going to stay there and democrats want him there. democrats would so much rather run against speaker johnson. however moderate, they may think he is in this moment for doing the right thing on ukraine. he's still is the speaker who voted to undermine the 2020 election to reverse, i mean, this is no moderate, okay. >> they would rather run against that as a punching back in november. >> then than otherwise. >> let me play. you mentioned tony gonzales. let me play what he said is we're talking about this on the spectrum. you're discussing a moderate republican. he was saying he believes like johnson is going to stay in the job and he had some harsh towards around it. listen to this i serve 20 years in the military. >> it's my absolute honor to be in congress, but i served with some real scum bags. it has been a brutal congress, but we're also dug in and for some reason, these fringe

wasn't, he didn't visit columbia last week, but a few of his jewish democratic colleagues did jared moskowitz, kathy manning, some other ones? i'm sorry. actually, dan goldman was there. he was on columbia's campus walking through and speaking to jewish students and essentially saying that the administrators need to do a better job of protecting this cohort of students. while councilman ocasio-cortez also visited columbia last week, but not to walk through the school and to speak to do as students. but she spoke with a pro-palestine demonstrators and she spoke with the folks at the encampment. so we're really seeing this split-screen develop between democrats, which is why i said that the top, there earlier, that house republicans are going to do a full court press on this issue for democrats, for somebody like jeffries leading his caucus, it's much different because this has been something that has divided the caucus again, at every juncture of this one long-running war. >> well, and you have the white house essentially saying cringe, i'm, here at the podium yesterday saying it's up to the a

indicated that he might as well as well as jared moskowitz of florida of just among the few who are indicating that they are not support this effort to oust mike johnson and hakeem jeffries says, it's time to save mike johnson. that will happen. the big question though, jake can johnson survived sustain the speakership propped up by democrats? that's going to be just one question for johnson and republican conference. >> all right, manu raju, thanks so much. let's bring in cnn's political director david chalian davies, help us put today in perspective house speaker mike johnson just telling me how the speakership job is effectively impossible right now, the smallest majority ever one vote he, by the way some of the, some of the reason that the majority so small is because some house republicans left and did so in a way left early and did so in a way so as to keep a majority small because they're so fed up with people that they think are ruining the place. you have the senate also. meanwhile, the same exact time wrapping up this impeachment trial against mayorkas, department of homeland securit

adam smith of washington state indicated that he might as well asell as jared moskowitz of florida i'm ju a month, the few who are indicating that they areot support this effort to oust mike johnson and hakeem jeffries says, it's time to save mike johnson. thawill happen. the big question though jake, can johnson survives the speakership propped up by democrats? that's going to be ju question for johnson. andrew conference. all right, manu raju, thanks so much. let's bring in c's political director, david chalian perspeive house speaker mike johnson just telling me how the speakership jois effectively >> right now. one vote he, by the way, some of the, some of threason tt the marity so small is because some house repcans left and did so in a way, left early and did so in a way so as to keep a majority people that theyhink are ith ruining the pl you he the senate also. meanwhile, e same exact time wrappingp mayorkas, department of st homeland thank security. secretary, everyone knewt was going to go nowhere. let's just start with this moment in histy, which i think it's fair tsay, there

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josh gottheimer and jared moskowitz two of my closest friends went there.hey were told they were not allowed to go into the encampment. and yet aoc and ilhan omar were allowed to walk among them. in part because they believe like they do. they support hamas. it is disgusting what has happened within the democratic party. it's disgusting what is happening on these college campuses. they are parroting hamas talking points. the point is hamas endorsed these protests last week while speaker johnson and i were standing on the steps of the library at columbia demanding president shafik's resignation. >> steve: here is a thing, congressman. there are a lot of universities and we were just talking to jonathan turley about this. there are a lot of universities offer degree in activism. essentially something like this is a class project, essentially. >> look, you have paid professional agitators on this campus right now. along with students who are being taught to protest. and, listen, you are entitled to free speech. you ever entitled to voice your opinion. you are

appreciate that very much if a motion to vacate does come to the floor, we just heard from democrat jared moskowitz. i also heard from democrats credit member tom suozzi that they would try to block the motion to vacate if it is democrats who ultimately saved the speakership for mike johnson, what will that tell you? >> i mean, look, i think that that's going to have to be something that will unfold in real time. but again, i think that mike johnson has a very clear decision to make. he knows a sentiments that exist within his republican conference, and he's been on record multiple times. i'm saying that he would not support ukraine but then also too. i just heard him say that he hasn't made a decision on changing the threshold in a motion to vacate, so i don't know that that will actually come up, but what i can tell you, it is my advice to the speaker and my advice to this republican body is to give people a few days to calm tempers. because as you know, no decisions will be made that are good but for the american people when there's hotheads. but again, i mean, i would not think that that would

but one of your former democratic colleagues, jared moskowitz, is promising that democrats will do whatever it takes to make sure green loses this fight. so democrats wants to come in and save johnson. here's moscowitz the idea of letting her sit in the people's house and the well of congress giving a speech removing any speaker, and having that powerful moment, there was just no way democrats are going to let her do that. >> i'm not going to let her do that we won't even let her name a post office. we're not going to let for we're not going to let him her take-out the speaker so knowing that democrats may be the ones to save johnson you know, what what does that do to this scenario, right? >> if it's democrats who have to save him all the time when this country is highly polarized, when one side is on it feels threatened by the others presidential candidate and vice versa. >> when, when we are looking at a divided country, mike johnson did the right thing. he did the right thing for history. he brought the ukraine bill to the floor overwhelming democrats support almost a majority of republ

i have jared moskowitz as my house member, and i wish he would get together with representative bacon who seems like he is a fairly reasonable guy. maybe they could help take care of this group of, what, five or seven, that keeps wanting to say no to everything and keep things in an uproar? the house is not functional. if they kick out the new guy, who will they get to replace him? nobody wants that job with those people in there. that's it. host: ron, in ellicott city, maryland. caller: hi, mrs. mimi, thank you for taking my call. florida -- it is a stupid country. we are a stupid country. florida is not alone. i wanted to talk to representative bacon. yeah. 35,000 palestinians -- 15,000 children -- dead and we are not shedding a tear. we are supporting, we are sending weapons. in an answer. why? host: all right, ron. let's talk to raymond and uniondale, new york. good morning. i think we lost 10. -- lost him. independent, north little rock. caller: i don't know if enough people are aware, but at some level, and i think the deepest level, this is a spiritual and biblical thing. mayor

on the other side of the aisle, some democrats, including congressman jared moskowitz of florida sayy will try to stop the ouster to keep order in the lower chamber. here's what massey said yesterday followed by the speaker's thoughts on what's happening on capitol hill. >> i asked him to resign. >> and what did he say? >> he said he would not. and i said you're the one that's going to put us into this. the motion is going to get called. anybody doubt that? the motion will get called, and he's going to lose more votes than kevin mccarthy, and i have told him this in private, but weeks ago. >> i am not resigning, and it is in my view an absurd notion that someone would bring a vacate motion when we are simply here trying to do our jobs. we need steady leadership. we need steady hands at the wheel. look, i regard myself as a wartime speaker. a couple of days ago on his social media, this is the hardest challenge that's face add speaker in the history of the country, the moment we're in right now. arguably may be comparable to the civil war, but maybe worse. >> maybe worse. so joe and m

i have jared moskowitz as my house member, and i wish he would get together with representative baconms like he is a fairly reasonable guy. maybe they could help take care of this group of, what, five or seven, that keeps wanting to say no to everything and keep things in an uproar? the house is not functional. if they kick out the new guy, who will they get to replace him? nobody wants that job with those people in there. that's it. host: ron, in ellicott city, maryland. caller: hi, mrs. mimi, thank you for taking my call. florida -- it is a stupid country. we are a stupid country. florida is not alone. i wanted to talk to representative bacon. yeah. 35,000 palestinians -- 15,000 children -- dead and we are not shedding a tear. we are supporting, we are sending weapons. in an answer. why? host: all right, ron. let's talk to raymond and uniondale, new york. good morning. i think we lost 10. -- lost him. independent, north little rock. caller: i don't know if enough people are aware, but at some level, and i think the deepest level, this is a spiritual and biblical thing. mayorkas, bli

this firm ford representative jared moskowitz, i will not stand by and watch, i have a bucket of water raise a good point about how congress is facing a reckoning for tiktok. congress is facing reckoning on the question of whether it can govern, and we see these crucial bills on foreign aid to hotspots like ukraine, the mideast, and taiwan, which may in washington could be a future hotspot. they are beginning to see the weight of that, and as the saying goes, heavy lies to head who wears the crown, and mike johnson is feeling that these days because does he want his legacy as a speaker to be that he could not govern or get his coalition over the house to pass anything? he is willing to accept democratic votes and support to get some of these things through. lisa: why aren't we talking about the way ukraine funding is being proposed instead of just. ? this is an odd to what -- instead of just aid? this is anod to what donald trump was saying. does it have pushback or is this anything the u.s. can give ukraine, let's go? michael: there at the point where they cannot be too picky. they ha

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