host: jason dick? guest: one of the things i've been fascinated by, there's this repudiation of washington. we have to drain the swamp. the issue as the caller -- i tend to agree with the caller. the congress doesn't come from washington it comes from the rest of the country. one of the first things they can start looking to drain as their own backyard. the people they are freshening with are not coming from capitol hill, they are not coming from georgetown, peoria arizona. they are coming from bakersfield california and laramie wyoming. the problems we have as a country are reflected in the congress and the congress is only as good as a people who send them there. host: let me ask you about a member elect that we saw on the floor, george santos he was admitted to lying on his resume about his employment, his education. the wall street and the wall street journal, once he is sworn in, what kind of actions could take place when it comes to george santos? guest: the house ethics the primary police of beh

host: jason dick? guest: one of the things i've been fascinated by, there's this repudiation of washington. we have to drain the swamp. the issue as the caller -- i tend to agree with the caller. the congress doesn't come from washington it comes from the rest of the country. one of the first things they can start looking to drain as their own backyard. the people they are freshening with are not coming from capitol hill, they are not coming from georgetown, peoria arizona. they are coming from bakersfield california and laramie wyoming. the problems we have as a country are reflected in the congress and the congress is only as good as a people who send them there. host: let me ask you about a member elect that we saw on the floor, george santos he was admitted to lying on his resume about his employment, his education. the wall street and the wall street journal, once he is sworn in, what kind of actions could take place when it comes to george santos? guest: the house ethics the primary police of beh

memphis, plus civil rights attorney ben crump, former ferguson police chief, jason armstrong, and senate judiciary committee chair, dickied documents found at former vice

memphis, plus civil rights attorney ben crump, former ferguson police chief, jason armstrong, and senate judiciary committee chair, dick durbin. >>> intelligence failure. >> mistakes were made, and i take full responsibility. >> another case of classified documents found at former vice president mike pence's home. are america's most sensitive secrets secure? >> we got a broken system. >> what the hell's going on around here? >> all the fallout as we sit with house intelligence committee chair mike turner. >>> and -- >> the democrats are going to hear us in 2024. >> ronna mcdaniel re-elected as rnc chair as donald trump hits the 2024 campaign trail. >> i'm more angry now, and i'm more committed now than i ever was. >> all the week's politics with our powerhouse round table. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." it is hard to find words strong enough to describe the horrific video showing tyre nichols beaten by memphis police officers. the 29-year-old unarmed, supposedly stopped for a traffic violation shoved, dragged, repeatedly kicked in the face, punched, tased, pepper sprayed, and pummelled with a police bato

how can we expect jason to see the plight of black people when this dude can't even see his own dick?applause] [laughs] i am d.l. hughley. you knew i was going to do a dick joke. stopped. [laughs] for more on this story, i'm glad to joined by roy wood, jr. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> just to disagree, why did you have to come to me? [laughter] >> d.l.: i am sorry. let's not let a dick come between us. it is crazy. [laughter] what can you tell me about the police officers that committed this attack? >> here's the thing, d.l., first and foremost, they were not just any police officers, they were actually part of an elite unit within the department with a special focus on violent crime. an elite unit. >> d.l.: that was elite. >> yeah, it was a leech. and the whole idea of an elite unit is already kind of weird, right? shouldn't the whole police force already be elite? i mean, you already got guns. you know, it's like -- this is like when you get on the plane and the flight attendant tells you, oh, you are lucky today, this is one of our elite pilots. who their hell was flying thi