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> >> if we can get to past the division, and distractions, i this week, i was in a episode of jerry springer in school, people to work. we have to get vaccinations in arms, there so much work to be done to get through the pandemic getture economy back and -- get our economy back, there is so much word we have to do, but we're distracted by this is a vision, and social media, it is a, it is very frustrating, because we're paid a good amount of money to do a job, we need to be working. steve: right. not going on -- we have the impeachment next week that is not helping. do you think that once that is out of the way, you and your colleagues can get back to that kind of positive focus you are talking about? >> we have to, if you want to win back the house in two years, and next week with impeachment, senate literally cannot do any other business while there a impeachment trial, we have to hit pause for the week next week. then, there are so many other opportunities to work together. an infrastructure package, i would love to see that in mccouple of months. -- in a couple of months, question is, w

i said earlier the opposite of jerry springer, we are distracted by this circus and we are wishing onking for the american people. we are paid a lot of money to do a job and we are not doing the job right now. next we have impeachment, anything that can be done in the senate now, dealing with this in the house as well. we are ratcheting up the rhetoric, pouring gasoline on the fire. when people are out of work, kids aren't back in school and our most vulnerable population needs vaccinations, we have a lot of work. we have an administration governing by executive order. really peeling away every good thing the trump administration accomplished which our taxes are going to be raised through budget reconciliation process that is happening. there's a lot to be worried about and a lot to work on right now. todd: you haven't even been there a full month yet. >> feels like years in the last 5 weeks. todd: we appreciate your time. thank you so much and look forward to number 2. jillian: still had a partisan fight over the pledge of allegiance, that story coming up. >> i think it would be nice

you know how bad you have to screw things up to turn a senate hearing into a jerry springer taping?otic these guys are, not only did they tank the economy but they talk abet motions like they're serial killers. do you regret outer hg these people? regret is a thing one feels when one has done something wrong. i mean, how can you expect these guys to change their behavior when they can't even express the closest wall street comes to reflecting is doing coke off of a mirror. so after all the damage wall street has done to people's lives, please miss me with all of this whining about how unfair it is for reddit to boost game stop. don't get me wrong, i'm not saying all reddit guys are heroes, but i will say it has been fun watching how some people who got rich off game stop have been spending their money. >> while game stop minted plenty of millionaires, many investors are using more modest profits to bay bills. >> one investor paid off his student loan debt. >> 10-year-old jayden car, two years ago his mom brought him ten shares of gameshop as a kwanza gift, back then $6 each. now he

i feel like this is an episode of "jerry springer" right now, it's a circus bid we are paid a lot ofi am here to work and that's what we need to be doing. that's what each of us need to be focusing on today for the remainder of our term in congress. >> john: a big political event as democrats hold a vote in the house today to determine whether or not marjorie taylor greene will hold onto her committee assignment. i'm sure you saw her on the house where recently, in which she said the school shootings are absolutely real, 9/11 absolutely happened, regarding her qanon post, these were words of the past, they don't represent me, they don't represent my district, they don't represent my values. did she do enough for you? i don't know how you felt about her prior to this but did she do enough for you to redeem herself? >> everyone deserves a second she said, and that's a step in the right direction. i've been evidently disavow bigotry, things that had been said on social media before she was elected to congress. what we have to do today, essentially, this has never been done. a full vote

threatening to her, he came to evacuate her and save her and nancy mays thinks she was on the jerry springerd that is the way she behaves, as though she is the star of her own teenage reality show, psychodrama is that go on for hours on instagram, all about herself do nothing for the people in her district and she represents people in the bronx and in queens, in new york to have been hit really hard by covid-19 and joblessness and she has more than 100,000 elderly people over 65 in her district, she should be helping them find vaccines, she should be doing what she can to feed people, to get them jobs, she shouldn't be just pretending she is a victim and if she wants to be a reality star she should leave congress and knock on the door of nbc. i'm sure they would take her. shannon: she has been out there in the forefront and sometimes the party wants to embrace her another time she said not running the show but she certainly is on social media, she hasn't devoted following. want to play something nancy pelosi said today about what is going on, a threat from within. is what she said. >> we hav

and frankly i think nancy mace say had that she thinks she's in the jerry springer show and that's thee's the star of her own teenage reality show. the psychodrama's that go on for hours on instagram all about herself and people in her district. she represents some people in the bronx and queens in new york who have been hit hard by covid. she has more than 100,000 elderly people, people under 65 in her district. she should be helping them find vaccines. she should be doing what she can to feed people and get them jobs. if she should not be just pretending that she's a victim. if she wants to be a reality star she should leave congress and go and knock on the door of nbc. i'm sure they would take her. if she's a great start. >> shannon: she's been out there and in the forefront and sometimes the party wants to embrace her and other times she say she's not running in the star of the show. but she is on social media, a devoted following. i want to play something nancy pelosi said about what been going on. >> some refuse to comply with the security keep members and staff, police officers,

we have businesses shutting down, and i literally feel like i'm sitting in an episode of jerry springer as a member of congress right now. there's craziness all over the place. >> but right now -- right now you have a sitting member of congress who's in the republican party espousing these extremist conspiracy views. how should she be held accountable? >> well, leader mccarthy said he would speak with her this week. i don't know when she said some of these crazy things. i don't know -- >> they were before she was in congress. >> right. and so one of the questions we have is do you look at taking away the voters that elected her to office, and we just had a number of people try to overturn the results of the presidential election and now here we are trying to overturn the results of a congressional election. >> are you disappointed mccarthy hasn't publicly condemned those comments yet? yeah, he's supposed to talk to her. we don't know what that's going to entail. would you like to see more forceful condemnation from more republicans. >> i know this weekend it's like watching the crazy tr

it is bananas it is so fun, but the trick is we're not making fun of the people, it's not like jerry springerlem. and we're pretty successful. i mean, it's -- it's interesting. i didn't know what was going to happen when we started it, but it turned out to be something pretty incredible. >> seth: well, congratulations on that. congratulations on everything else good luck at the grammys and hopefully, next time we'll see you in person. >> i hope so, man. i hope so. everybody out there dealing with covid, god bless you you know, it happened in my family we've gone through it. so we know it's serious business so, you know, god bless you and your loved ones. >> seth: "law & order: svu" airs thursdays at 9:00 p.m. here on nbc. we'll be right back with tracey wigfield. ♪ ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. from the m

the division and the distraction, i said earlier this week i felt like i was in an episode of jerry springere people, they're so much we can do right now. we have to get her kids back in school. they're so much work to be done. >> john: south carolina senator tim scott joins us in moments. robert wolf is also standing by. >> sandra: hot team coverage, mike emanuel on the hill, mike tobin and freezing cold chicago. >> john: peter doocy joining us from the north lawn. >> good afternoon. it's only been a few weeks since president-elect, at the time, biden promised checks for people who are hurting the covid pandemic. even though that hasn't happened yet, house democrats up the street are beginning to roll out or preparing to roll out a proposal for $3,000 checks for families and need below a certain threshold. that would be $3,000 per year, per child, or a one year payment spread out. i asked the president about this a few minutes ago. >> the president talked about this on the campaign trail and the importance of credits to help working families and ensure they can make it, this proposal is eme