collins: jerry nadler had looked and whether they care about me or not armstrong and i could continue. our freshman, when i first got everybody together, we took a retreat. i said we're going to have to be masters of the procedure and we focused on staff members, these people were there with us and john was our parliamentarian. jerry nadler hired attorneys from -- you know, to come in to help the committee and we used proper procedure as we should, but they blew it every time. host: so we get to the intelligence committee and hold hearings and i can remember we were stuck in committee, but we prepared in committee to deal with the port. what were your thoughts? if there was a last chance, this was the chance. mr. collins: if people have not figured this out i said the clock and the calendar many times because it was based on we have to present whatever we have. january 1 was an election year and anything would have been received as more political than it was i know it sounds crazy. ,taking jerry nadler's own words on how we investigate, willing to throw all that away with a bunch of l

the committee is not in order and other members could be heard yelling order, order prompting jerry nadlerfries and tyrus why do i thank you are the expert on this taking orders for jerry nadler. >> for women yelling at each other you been in situations as a bouncer. >> in the first signal and i told you that i leave but when women want to fight you stay out of it they don't fight fare they don't respect the fighting rules if two men are going to fight if one knows karate he will declare it so he knows that when women fight it could be a heel or wineglass or whatever's there they pull hair when it's supposed to be a boxing match. if you are dumb enough to get in the middle you will lose and i it's the most terrific thing of the world went to women fight i felt bad for the guy who is trying to maintain order where them and going like lady is enough sit chill out or you know what let's go let's take it outside all right form a circle let's get it worked out. bill passes for the winner. >> greg: she reminded me of the girl who got famous for saying cash me outside. >> oh, god. >> greg: those

and they are great and they looked at that judiciary committee. >> jerry nadler had looked and whetherthey care about me or not armstrong and when we first got everybody together teacher. and they were there with us and went out from the committee and proper procedures and they should. >> so we get to the intelligence committee and hold hearings and i can remember we were second committee prepared to deal hand that important committee a time. and they realize many times during this year because i never felt it was wasteful. it was january 1 and anything before would have been in the house. i know it sounds crazy. and jerry nadler's own words on how we investigate, willing to throw all that away with a bunch of law professors. in saying if you will work in congress and in the next hearings instead of their own investigation and i brought it back several times. and with got nothing out of this. at end of the day they are on both sides and it's what i'm concerned congress may be heading for. if you lose the process. in the potential for majority. and what you can do and you do it. if you

we heard jerry nadler was so upset he himself. but then we were told in no, it is just monday. biden recently said quotes, i know more world leaders than anyone if you have met in your whole life. he then posted i can pick up my phone and call emmanuel macron it right now. adding, i love that black kid. i think he is still alive. so happy january 6. or as i like to call it janteenth. let's see how the media is covering it. >> when supporters of donald trump stormed of this building trying to prevent the election victory of joe biden from being certified. on the anniversary... ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> oh, god! >> greg: apparently even mother nature is maga. [applause] all right. so i'm back. it is true i had a baby i was out for a month and i have that she would up nipples to prove it. he your heart out mayor pete. i guess that makes me qualified to run the department of transportation. >> sure does. >> greg: speaking of transit. any man who thinks put a gun address and a week makes you a woman? no way. i was there when that baby popped out and no dude can do that. you might as well pu

house minority leader hakeem jeffries, congressman jerry nadler and the new york city congressional delegation city council. including so many who were able to join us today. also to give a thank you to all members of their harlem delegation for welcoming us all to harlem today. thank you to me city hall partner, speaker adrian adams i know she is here. who would have thought two bayside ires ers would be running the city of new york, thank you for the work you have done. we can move forward and stronger together. running the city. also thank our district attorneys who are keeping city safe. in partnership with new police commissioner. to all who serve the city. i saw vanessa gibson. jonathan richards. antonio reynoso. i say that was one -- best in government. thank you to our brothers and sisters. and labor in the house. [applause] thank you labor so much for what you do every day. including htc. and 1199. and the carpenters. we are in a union administration, blue collar mayor. probably one of first mayors in history of new york that was a union member, we were clear on our northstar up lifti

. >> the former house judiciary chair jerry nadler talking to the huff post yesterday with a garlandnly started the prosecution after he was in effect forced to by the report of the january 6 committee and the criminal referral. the evidence the january 6 committee used was available from the beginning. and they proceeded with those prosecutions, i think you would've been convicted and we'd have a different president now. what do you say to that ? >> yeah, alesia, it's a fair point. we were talking to people at the center of this conspiracy for the first time. people who had not been previously interviewed by the department of justice. we felt when it came to the political machinations, the white-collar side of the fence that we were ahead of the department of justice. they were focused on the blue- collar side and the people who were angry and rioting at the capitol. easy to say in retrospect. on january 21, 2021, they started investigating what we did. the process could've moved faster and there d've been resolution of that. to the point michael makes about looking forward, account

we heard jerry nadler was so upset he crapped himself. but then we were told, no, it's just monday. and joe biden recently said, quote, i know more world leaders than any one of you have ever met in your whole life. he then boasted, i can pick up my phone and call emmanuel macron right now, adding, i love that black kid. i think he's still alive. all right, so happy jan sixth. or as i like to call it, jan 10th. let's see how the media is covering it. since the january 6th attack on the us capitol, when supporters of donald trump stormed this building trying to prevent the election victory of joe biden from being certified on the anniversary. >> oh my god. >> oh, god. sam. oh! >> apparently even mother nature is maga. all right, so i'm back. and true. i had a baby. i was out for a month and i have the chewed up nipples to prove it. eat your heart out, mayor pete. hahaha. guess that makes me qualified to run the department of transportation. sure does. speaking of trans, any man who thinks putting on a dress and a wig makes you a woman. no way. i was there when that baby popped out. a

the insurgent who was jamie raskin beat jerry nadler. right now you have the governors and possible presidential candidates and then you have the legislative people who would be pretty visible going forward and be the very vocal minority party. donald trump will always make them very visible and the spread is very narrow at this point. >> a holy washington ahead. i'm sure you will have lots to say about it. mark leibovich, thank you for spending the closing hours of our holiday show with me tonight. >> happy new year. >> that is our show for tonight. have a great evening and thank you again for spending a little of your holiday for tonight. have a great evening and thank you again for spending a little of your holiday season with us. we appreciate you. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris haze. we still have three weeks until donald trump is sworn into his second term. there is no denying that with some genuine political cattiness, trump has cuddled together an unwieldy and in many respects somewhat unlikely political coalition. that

he challenged jerry nadler on the judiciary committee for that ranking member post and he won.s vacancy emerged. it was a moment where in my view the democratic leadership could have sent a strong signal that they are listening to the base of their party gerontocracy gerontocracy. they understand -- party. they understand the gerontocracy issues not working at their level. simple optics, to have a woman, a younger woman in this position who is a charismatic leader of the progressive wing of the party would have been a smart choice. again, looking at it in terms of this system versus anti-system dynamic, if you are bringing in fresh blood, this is something republicans have successfully done going back to newt gingrich when he was speaker. they are very kind of ruthless in cannibalizing the congressional leadership. you know? people being kicked out because they are too far to the left? it's a different model. politics is often the art of copying the tactics of your enemies. the democrats should be looking at other opportunities to introduce new leadership, rather than lapsing b

he challenged jerry nadler on the judiciary committee for that ranking member post and he won.vacancy emerged. it was a moment where in my view the democratic leadership could have sent a strong signal that they are listening to the base of their party gerontocracy gerontocracy. they understand -- party. they understand the gerontocracy issues not working at their level. simple optics, to have a woman, a younger woman in this position who is a charismatic leader of the progressive wing of the party would have been a smart choice. again, looking at it in terms of this system versus anti-system dynamic, if you are bringing in fresh blood, this is something republicans have successfully done going back to newt gingrich when he was speaker. they are very kind of ruthless in cannibalizing the congressional leadership. you know? people being kicked out because they are too far to the left? it's a different model. politics is often the art of copying the tactics of your enemies. the democrats should be looking at other opportunities to introduce new leadership, rather than lapsing bac