last month i spoke to wayne out of brut he thinks a conservative voices being silenced this is a joe mccarthy which prides against conservative voices they're tried to eliminate dissent they're trying to eliminate diversity while they talk all day about diversity if you're black it's great if you're let's you know it's great if you're gay it's great if you're a woman it's great if you're transsexual it's great god forbid in the united states of america you'd be a childless conservative they want to destroy your light and silence you censor you ban you burn your books this is joe mccarthy which at its out fights this is the irony you know the hero of liberals all the liberal activists is sol inskeep you wrote a book called rules for radicals and he always said look in the mirror whatever you see blame the other guy democrats have spent 50 years attack joe mccarthy for which he wants now they're very good at i don't even know why i was suspended if you showed me the tweet i do will of bet you that 74000000 americans that voted for trump agree with every word of light sweet how do you ban someon

said look in the mirror whatever you see blame the other guy democrats have spent 50 years attack joe mccarthy for which he wants now they're very good at i don't even know why i was suspended to be showed me the tweet i do will of bet you that 74000000 americans that voted for trump agree with every word of my tweet how do you ban someone's at the unions when 74000000 people who have the waters agree with them. also mentioned earlier the founder of gateway pundit it's also been banned by twitter that happened after his site posted this video jim hoffa claims that it shows the delivery of absentee ballots to a polling station in detroit several hours after the deadline and passed away pundits promising to release more such videos in the coming days u.s. election officials have all said that there's no evidence of significant fraud in the 2020 presidential vote which they called the most secure in the country's history but jim hoffa things there's no justification for shutting out those who disagree. twitter does not want is to release any more of this information they're citing as as spreading

think of joe mccarthy. joe mccarthy was a stain on this nation's history. he destroyed any number of careers. he is somebody we look back on and say oh my god, what a mistake. donald trump is going to be so much worse than joe mccarthy, and you're lining your legacy up with this man. but sadly, it's a horizon issue. they're thinking about the next primary and they just don't want to deal with it. >> do you have hope that what was presented today was retraumatizing for any of them in a way that would compel them to look at the evidence and come to a different conclusion than the vote of 44 republicans saying it's not constitutional to even hold this trial would reflect? >> yeah, yeah, you're sort of asking about the senator cassidy syndrome. >> i'm hoping it's a syndrome. >> well, sadly, my diagnosis is that there is not going to be too many republican senators that catch that syndrome. again, i hope to be proven wrong, you know. i really hope to be proven wrong, because i think it's really important. the truth is that this new england democrat is not armed

do you have in that joe mccarthy list of yours that you are talking about, do you have a name of a democrat joseph mccarthy that called for the lynching of secretary of state colin powell? oh, wait a second. you know what, you don't. you're lying. you're lying again. but, kevin, this is just what you do. you don't have have a list of anybody that has said anything remotely resembling what this qanon lady has said. burning forests in california. kevin, you know, she actually supported the assassination of your counterpart on the democratic side. nancy pelosi. on that list of yours, i have a list of 237 communists in the -- what's wrong with you, kevin? >> a lot. >> do you think we're as stupid as you? because i would love for you, go on the house floor today, kevin, and give us the name of the democrat who, before they were democrat, called for your assassination, called for a bullet into your brain. give us the name, joe mccarthy or keep your mouth shut. we're not that stupid. the four years of mccarthyism is over, all right? it's over! so stop your lying to the american people! . >> and sh

the senate with joe mccarthy in the '50s, they censured him.nd for it to be accepted, that's the face of the republican, a perception. that is a cancer in our society represented. you have over 200 members of the caucus supporting that and defending it. look. two things i think are really, really important. in our party, we had the party, wanting to do revolutionary things, and the party is behind them. you have in the republican party, a battle between conservatives and people that believe in conspiratorial theories, and the theory which is why sara is upset is winning. back in the '60s, it was said there were dogs on civil rights legislators, and then they passed that legislation, and that same party nominated barack obama. the republican party took a step back this week. rather than deal with anti-semitism and a person who spouts racism openly. they actually embraced that person as part of the big tent. >> house republicans. >> yes, the house republicans. >> did the house republicans mishandle it? >> 100%. you can't have morals -- a call for

what donald trump has done makes what joe mccarthy did in the early '50s look like child's play.xponentially worst. poses a long-term effects on democracy, i think one of the concerns i have is somebody sitting in the-- the amount of damage done to our reputation abroad. and i just hope that my republican colleagues will think about that and ponder that and again i think the house made a very compelling case. and those who are going to hide behind a legalistic argument such as the constitutionality and due process, it is pretty flimsy and it may be an excuse but st not something i think in their hearts they actually believe. >> woodruff: senator, so you are saying that you think most of your republican colleagues are going to be voting based on what is good for their own realisti- re-election, the next time. >> i'm saying it is too early to say. i don't-- i know there are some on the republican side who are all in with trump, all in with these antigovernment extremists. i'm not sure. they pinned their political future, i think, very craftily to that kind of america. i don't think

in the 50s, more republicans resisted the lies and conspiracy theories of joe mccarthy then than donaldmp in the post election period. in all of the ways the barriers between the republican coalition and the far right extremists is being knocked down decision by decision, all out of fear as mark said of alienating donald trump who provides an umbrella of protection. >> marjorie taylor greene said she is fine getting kicked off of the committees because it would have been a waste of her time. you have more on the greene saga on sunday on the circus. >> we went down to paul george. we talked to the doctor that ran against her in the primary saying if you get behind marjorie taylor greene it will become the party of qanon. at the time the party could have supported a great candidate and went with the leadership of the freedom caucus and mark meadows said they created marjorie taylor greene and now have to live with her. now the democratic party has an easy job. brand the republican party as the party of q. they have a new republican squad with marjorie taylor greene and oth others. >> yeah

there were more republicans who resisted the lies and conspiracy theorys of joe mccarthy then than theyperiod. in all of these ways, the barrier between the republican coalition and the far right extremists is being knocked down brick by brick, decision by decision, all out of fear as mark said of alienating donald trump who provides a kind of umbrella of protection for this kind of obstruction. >> mark, marjorie taylor greene says she is fine with getting kicked off of her committees because it would have been a waste of her time. you have a lot more on greene, on the greene saga this sunday on the circus. what are we going to see? >> well, among the things we're going to see, we went down to rome, georgia. first of all, we talked to a lot of the constituents and the head of the party who are backing greene. but we also talked to the doctor, dr. cowan who ran against her in the primary. this is a key thing. he is a neurosurgeon, extremely conservative, really reflects the district, but he blew the bugle very loudly then and said if you get behind marjorie taylor greene, you got real pr

less i extremist groups today than they did if you compare the way that republicans responded to joe mccarthy'shere was more resistance to that than there were trump's lies after the election. in earlier cases it wasn't like it was a profile in courage but at least there was a critical mass in resistance. now you're seeing the vast majority of republicans have decided that the trump side of the party is too big to ex-communicate, and the cycle they're in, the treadmill they're on is as they identify more with that extremism, they're losing ground in white collar suburbs around the country, which makes them more dependent on massive turnout. so it's very hard to see right now how the party restores the center of gravity. only three republican centers in states that did not vote twice for trump, only nine house republicans in districts that did not vote for trump. and the party has retreated to trump country. >> yeah and unfortunately in this case it's not about trade deals. it's about conspiracy theories and lies. when asked whether republican leader should have settled matters with green, reed

and lastly, men like huey long, and senator joe mccarthy, have aroused fears of a man on horseback in the united states. under what circumstances would we stand in danger of a dictatorship? and what would be the best ways for citizens to recognize the potential danger, and oppose it? eleanor says, men who have the instincts for dictatorships, are always a danger in any society free citizens, must be constantly alert to preserve their liberties in the united states, it is easy to discover a demagogue. but it sometimes requires courage, to stand up immediately and say you don't agree with certain methods and certain ideas. however, if we want to preserve our liberties, we have been a show that courage because it's the only way i know of to remain a free people. the final era, coincides with the last years of eleanor's life and by the late 19 fifties, a growing restlessness was simmering under the seemingly placid surface of american life, the cold war, the burgeoning civil rights movement, and the increasing villa visibility of poverty. also the rising frustrations of women and other ma

joe mccarthy had that kind of support. but none had the cult following that trump created where it goes whether it really serves the best interests of the republican party is a huge question. i think it may drive the party right into the ditch. >> well, but, again, kerstin, what is your view, this idea that the gop is trump? what does that even mean? what does the gop stand for? if you are explaining to someone what the gop is, how would you explain it? >> well, i mean, the cult word is actually a very apt word as much as it puts off a lot of people. one of the core things about a cult is that there is only one arbiter of truth. that's something you see with the core trump voters. i don't mean every person supporting donald trump or every person voting for trump is part of a cult. but the people who are the core supporters who believe the only person they can trust, even more than fox news for example, is donald trump. and -- and so what does it mean for the republican party? it remains to be seen. but i think if you are g

joe mccarthy was whipping up fear over communism. the world was locked in a nuclear arms race, and school children were being taught how to duck and cover. some parents even worried that the kids might be corrupted by a brash young singer named elvis presley. but all of those things lost their impact, when the couple suffered a devastating blow. >> we lost our oldest son, died when he was 20. that is the hardest thing that we ever had to deal with. since then, whatever comes, comes, and it's not a big deal. as long as we can keep our kids safe. >> reporter: maybe that's why today's vaccination was a big deal to them. it's a way of keeping family members safe, from each other, in the hope they can soon be together again. in san jose, john ramose, kpix5. >> what a great story, great love story there as well. >>> dropping a little bit of rain on parts of the bay area, when we all need it so we will keep the good feels going here. we have not gotten a lot yet but we have gotten about 400s of an inch of rain so far, in santa rosa since th

there was more pushback against joe mccarthy's lies and conspiracies than you're seeing against trump. and this is the conundrum. there is the dominant strain in the party but there is the piece that is unwilling to go along with it. at the moment they are creating more and more space for this kind of extremism with the risk of further alienating the suburban white collar voters who have moved away. >> this is a pivotal point and where it goes from here remains to be seen. we'll be watching it closely. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >>> as the house works on a covid relief pack and, the senate is about to focus on donald trump. one of the men assigned to decide his fate joins me ahead. >>> new insight into how many americans are getting the coronavirus vaccine shot and how effective are the vaccines to the different mutations of the virus? dr. peter hotez will answer our questions up next. n nicer knowi that if this happens... ...or this... ...or even this... ...we've seen and covered it. so, call 1-800-farmers and get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-

1950s, the current republicans stood up less to donald trump's lies than republicans stood up to joe mccarthy'slicans in the 1960s, today's gop is standing up less to the infiltration of extremists into the party than people did in the '60s in the john birch society. they are losing ground to extremism and this was their opportunity to really make a stand and the vast majority of them chose to send precisely the opposite signal. >> anne, i think there's still a question of whether democrats should just move on, or there was a suggestion about, you know, forpursuing a essecensure resolution. what do you think about that avenue? >> i don't think any of us are quite sure of the 14th amendment and whether or not, i mean, the reporting has been this the constitutional scholar that it could be just a majority vote. but it does feel sort of as though we would want to be careful just have a majority to be able to say to a president, you can no longer run for office. and so, it does feel to me like it made sense to have it be part of the impeachment drive, which it was included in that article of impeac

i seen where webster sat and clay sat, the broom that joe mccarthy had his hearings in and kids comern about democracy. now to have it invaded by a mob and not have questions answered, not know really how much was planned ahead of time. did they -- was it spontaneous? we don't know any of that yet. a 9/11 style of investigation is the only way, i think, to do it and ensure that you will get a bipartisan fair hearing that you can take to the american people and that the american people will support. >> talk about this kind of a commission. what would it be comprised of? what kind of people would serve on it? how long do you think it would take? run us through some of the nuts and bolts. >> well, most important thing is who sits on it because you have got to have it bipartisan. you have to have people that don't serve in office now, maybe a higher office, nobody to make a reputation for themselves out of the hearings. you want men and women, and not necessarily from washington. you can have former governors, former attorney generals, people who served in the state department, former ju

we all talked about joe mccarthy and those guys in the 1940's, 19 50's, and 1960's. but the first red scare we only touched on lightly. it was not really driven home to me. i did not develop an interest in it until i was a young tank officer at beautiful fort lewis washington. my wife and i, we were out on a day trip and we came across a town called centrale you. in the center of the town was this very nice monument to world war i soldiers. as a world war i guy i made a beeline for it. what shocked and surprised me was not how beautiful the statue was, but the fact that on the side of the memorial were these plaques to four dead american soldiers. what shocked me was the fact that all four had died on the 11th of november, 1919. exactly a year after the end of the great war. this puzzled me. how could this possibly have been the case? on -- fortunately there was an information kiosk nearby and i had to ask about the statue. they gave me a pamphlet. from that pamphlet and what i subsequently learned, this is the monument commemorating the centrillion massacre. on that

gained a big footing in this country, blaming things on jewish people and black people. 1950, joe mccarthy blamed whatever was wrong with society on hidden communists in the government. this is a strain in america, but it's even worse now because these people are now elected to congress and maybe to the senate. we have had one of the biggest conspiracy theorists in american society donald trump as president for last four years giving credence to all of this. >> yeah, as you say, that long history, and we've discussed this before, but it's history. we'll keep discussing it, now that it's living history from the birchers to conspiracy theories to the elders of zion to where the pockets have been found on the internet, to the way donald trump main lined it and tweeted it. all of this has led up tonight to tonight where post violence as our own garrett haake was reporting post the violence of the 6th, the congress wanting to take this harder line. i also want to draw attention to something that you can educate us on, which is how important is it as we go through this as a society? everything g

but what joe mccarthy did pales in comparison to the big lie and incenting folks towards violence.that he was willing so have these folks go after and threaten the life of his vice president, mike pence, that in and of itself is such a damning comment. and people -- those who are defending that, those who are defending, how will they ever look at mike pence in the face again? >> mark, adding on to the but for argument which is so strong here, the democrats and the republicans yesterday in the chamber hearing this, listening to this, they're not hearing and listening to a story that happened in the oval office or somewhere else, this is a story out what happened to right where they were sitting, to who they are. you all, democrats and republicans, were the victims to what happened on january 6th. you were the witnesses to a riot that led to death and maiming of many people. so i guess with that in mind what do you say to your republican counterparts who still aren't moved? >> i think there may be some revisionist history, i won't speak to any individual member, but if you were on th

it's joe mccarthy's old home state. and what a disgrace to the united states senate that he just keeps lying. this would be -- this is kind of like i won't mention any names, but there were some people on tv shows that were 9/11 truthers. this is what ron johnson is doing. actually it's probably even more devastating because again liars like ron johnson have undermined american's faith in democracy. in our most precious democratic institutions. and he keeps doing it. >> he did it yesterday. the clips we played coming in were from a radio interview where he denied it was an armed insurrection despite everything we know and have learned from what happened that day. yesterday, though, he sat in that room with the former chief of capitol police and the former sergeant at arms of the house and the senate, and was lecturing them about provocateurs, people not trump supporters who infiltrated an otherwise peaceful demonstration. he said it with a straight face. does he believe it? is he that corrupt that he believes it? or is

joe mccarthy fell from power. richard nixon fell from power.hat there have been moments where various institutions and various people have finally said that's enough, is i think the way to go. >> i agree. and there are people like jared ford there to pick up the phone, and both of us are optimistic people. i think they are definitely out, there is no question about it. >> absolutely. so we will read books and we will look at photographs. >> you should try the andrew jackson biography, for which he won a pulitzer prize. >> absolutely. >> we have learned so much tonight, david, john. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thanks. that was good. >> nice job. , thank you very much. >> thank, you everybody. good night.

republicans, even kevin mccarthy want to know why it happened, why their lives were at risk, why he had to call and beg donald trump to call off his terrorists? >> it was right after it happened, joe, for kevin mccarthy, mitch mcconnell. even lindsey gram went down to the floor and said, i've had enough. then the politics changed. the republican base didn't seem to turn on donald trump the way some people thought it was. now here we are -- and i thought it was pretty significant, as david suggested, that mitch mcconnell went out yesterday and publicly said he doesn't know if this commission can be successful. in terms of the big picture, david's column stood out to me at the time. and i remember driving into work that day. and, you know, we deal with a lot of protests all the time. there's often police presence. there's often, you know, barricades and other things you have to navigate. and we typically don't worry that much about it because it is usually always under control. i remember feeling that day, as i looked around, that there wasn't enough security for what we knew was going to happen. if you were looking at any of these forms, reading the reporting, seeing people were sa

. >> sean: all rights, minority leader kevin mccarthy thank you also because joe biden has very few seemingly original thoughts, totally controlled by the radical socialist and his party. his cabinet nomination has been pretty extreme and biden picked for is so disreputable that some top democrats, they are now coming out against the nomination. a long time where you are on twitter is now recently deleted over 1,000 tweets and lead up to a confirmation hearing prior to that nomination. she frequently used twitter to smear republicans and also used it to spread and sang conspiracy theories about russia hacking, the 2016 election and changing votes. and how with the mob in the media react to that? and even climb the steel phony dossier was mostly proven true. no, it was all debunked. and that is not all. serving as president for the center for american progress, remembered tom podesta's group and also publicly outed an anonymous sexual harassment victim. now susan collins, joe manchin failing to vote against nomination which means it is likely dead in the water and meanwhile biden picked ag mer

with peter navarro, tomi lahren and leo terrell, how will the gop fight joe biden's radical agenda, house majority leader kevin mccarthy is a perfect person to answer that. and he joins me next, don't go away. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. john: judge jeanine: welcome back president biden has moved to sacrifice our jobs for empty gesture politics, open our borders to crowds in the legal raimmigrants and brainwash our children with garbage it's only been a month. it's never been more important for republicans to organize and push back against theub democras attempt to forever change our country. joining me now house majority leader kevin mccarthy. good evening congressman. >> good evening

mccarthy and liz cheney. we focus on kyrsten sinema and joe manchin among the democrats. but these are remarkably cohesive parties. and the test is going to be, can with majorities this narrow, can joe biden pass this plan through the house and through the senate? it looks like he can. and we can sometimes forget the historical context about how unified these parties are. the voting rights act in the mid-1960s when lyndon johnson was president, was very hard to pass. democrats had 66 votes in the senate. why was it hard to pass? because many of those democrats in the senate were segregationists, ideologically remarkably different from democrats in the northern and west coast states who were proponents of this. that doesn't exist anymore. we have parties that ideologically are quite close to one another and so joe manchin gets attention because he's such an outlier. nevertheless, i think the white house continues to think that both cinema and manchin will vote for this package. we're about to find out. >> dafrvid, here's where the country is in terms of the covid relief. t

joe biden. he has jenny mccarthy, all these people he is putting >> >> register of the train.gressman-ites, -- heights, 30 seconds. who is in charge? what we do about it? >> zero question, the left wing is in charge. china as influences whether they want to admit it or not. big tech, obama himself. there are multiple influencers. let me just say with the word of encouragement, at the end of the day, we the people are in charge of this country and we the people are the ones who have to rise up and get rid of this current group in the next election and we need to take our country back and we will do it in the next election. >> thank you all for being here. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> we know who is not the boss, and that is joe biden. we know who is, the leftists, and we know who will take this country back. it is you folks. i would like to thank my fellow panelists, the brilliant sarah connor. >> thank you, you will. >> congressman greene, and judy heights. >> thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [indiscernible chatter] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, from the american conservative u

kevin mccarthy calls this unity. "morning joe greene's rhetoric has been characterized as loony, crazy, wacky, dangerous by senate republicans, not house democrats. by senate republicans. why would kevin mccarthy continue to associate himself and the republican conference with someone who leader mitch mcconnell characterized as a cancer? the last time i checked, cancers need to be cut out. they cannot be allowed to metastasize. kevin mccarthy has the ability to do the right thing. he should. he should. ...and they found themselves in a magical land. and then what happened? where's our family from? was he my age? so nana and pops eloped? ...and then what happened, daddy? well, before us, there were your great, great, great grandparents. turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. keeping your oysters business growing turn questions you've always has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates f