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josh softy. good afternoon to all of you. let me start with you with the landscape on capitol hill. we have now heard from committee chair bennie thompson is is next week's hearing will be, quote, the last one at this point.". okay, so the last one for the summer? last one until the final report comes out? what do we know, what are we hearing? >> there may be more to come after the final currently scheduled hearing next week , halle, and the possible future hearings fall into two broad categories. the first is when that report by the committee comes out regarding their finding that could be in september, it could even be in october. the committee leading the door wide open to holding another hearing to disclose some of the findings. the second is the category of what you might call the known unknown there is no information coming to the attention on a regular basis. they say their witnesses are coming forward as these hearings move forward. some people like steve hannon who didn't want to cooperate in the past suddenly say now they want to talk to the committee. they are subpoenaed,

watching these hearings in the average person thinks of josh hawley and they remember him for standing or walking by the people who became the capitol hill, tom cotton, they are all fake. populist fake. they all go to ivy league schools, they are fancier than i am for everybody who likes to make fun of me for my irish background. >> jesse: they are fancier than you are? >> jessica: they are fancier than i am. let me read this. this is in "the washington post." if you know you're talking about a pregnant woman, by all means call her that. if you know you are talking about someone who is pregnant and not a woman, dressed somehow they want to be addressed. you are going to -- you are gaining seven extra syllables and i promise you are losing nothing. and there is something to treating people with dignity. i don't care if you think that trans people are ridiculous in that it is made up, if there is a trans man who is living his life like this, he identifies that way, he works his job and has a family and wants to go and have children, the greatest gift that he can and he has not had gender reassignment surgery, then call him -- >> jesse: are

but on capitol hill today, republican lawmakers appeared unmoved. missouri senator josh hawley blaming those that stormed the capitol, not trump. >> well, i think the people who are responsible for the riot itself are the rioters. >> could you support him again, if he runs? >> if he's the nominee, i will -- i will support him. >> reporter: republican congressman troy nehls of texas helped barricade the house chamber on january 6th -- that's him in the blue shirt. there was evidence that was presented, testimony from one of the witnesses who said that trump knew that some of his supporters had weapons, that they were arm and still called on them to march to the capitol. do you believe that was the wrong decision? >> weapons! they're going to try and paint donald trump as some kind of a terrorist. >> i am standing behind him totally. totally 100%. >> and rachel scott with us live up on the hill tonight. and rachel, among the key moments from 24 hours ago in stechbt hearing before the american people on this, congresswoman liz cheney, of course, saying the former president

if you don't investigate, if you don't expose, and if you don't bring to account the josh hawleys on the hillon and the president himself, if you've got the evidence that shows that they did something illegal, damn it, prove it. and the only way you can prove it is to investigate it. >> yeah, i mean, neal, right now, i don't have any innate sense that everything was corrupted, but i must be shown the evidence that it was not, because trump tried to. and you go back to -- there's such a body of evidence of him sitting with, you name the agency, actually, i think it was dhs, i'll pardon you, just do it. wanting, you know, people trying to come to this country shot. oh, i'll pardon you. wanting, you know -- he sought to corrupt everything. so, why don't we turn everything upside down, shake everything out, and say, that one's okay, yeah, these really were an incompetent reason that these were -- because if you investigate it and you come out and you can prove that it was incompetence, fine, then we can move on. but until we know it was incompetence is not corruption and criminality, how do we fu

nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali is with us, josh dawsey for the "washington post," a part of that extraordinary by line on the bombshell report that we just mentioned and paul butler, former federal prosecutor, professor at georgetown law school, also for our sake an msnbc legal analyst. josh, let me get to you, as we noted, you are part of the team that helped report this at the "washington post." walk through what you have unearthed and why it is so significant. obviously the process as it relates to any justice department investigation certainly this one is broadly opaque, but it does pull back the curtain a bit on what they are doing behind closed doors. >> sure. i mean, i think it's important to note, as you said, peter that is correct we don't know how this will end, it's no sign that it will actually lead to any sort of charges or anything against the former president. we just don't know that yet, it's too early, but what we do know is that there's been some significant investigative steps scrutinizing former president trump's actions. one, back in april they looked

. >> sean: we'll become back senator josh harley, had a tens exchange with the berkeley bloo professor on the hill today ove the definition of what a woman is and whether or not men can deliver babies. that actually happen. we will show you the highlights straight ahead. before creditrepair.com, i knew i didn't have credit. i knew it was an issue that i had to tackle if i wanted to start a family. they told me what i needed to do to get my credit to where i wanted it to be. these people are legit. they changed my life. ♪ >> sean: today during the hearing, senator josh harley engaged in a tent back and fort with the berkeley law professor over her commentary over whethe or not men can get pregnant. who would've thought it. take a look. >> you said several times used phrase i want to make sure i understand you mean by it, you referred to people with a capacity for pregnancy. with that be women? >> many women, since women have the capacity for women, many since women do not have to ther are also non- binary people tha are capable of pregnancy. >> so this isn't really a women rights issue pair of. >>

. >> bret: you know, josh, some people, senator cotton and other people up on the hill say that the white fact this is playing out publicly is really quite something. >> it's really terrible. yeah, no. i think the imprecision of the president's language has got him in a problem. back in may he talked about how he would respond militarily with taiwan. the state department had to walk all of that back. and then earlier this week when talking about the pelosi trip. he said it the defense department suggest that the defense department had a different view than the administration about whether that trip was appropriate, which, of course, invites the chinese to have this sort of rhetoric about the trip in general. so, yeah, look. auto lot of this is self-made to be honest with you. >> bret: this call, their, u.s. china policy seems like it is a vulnerability for the biden administration and this president are. you have china reportedly infiltrating the preserve federal reserve. you have what they are doing with their currency. have you this saber ratling with taiwan and all the things china is

hill writes the following, jessica. presidential hopefuls like ted cruz, tom cotton and josh hawley have cleared clear of defending trump instead positioning themselves to capitalize if trump is too compromised to run in 2024. ron desantis on the other hand, jessica, has said, look, these january 6 trials are show trials. your thoughts on what is happening behind the scenes. >> behind the scenes, i thing that josh hawley and tom cotton are nonstarters in terms of becoming a presidential nominee. ted cruz has been rejected by the republicans in 2016 and looked pathetic crawling back to donald trump. ron desantis, looking at this from a democratic percentage is king of the heap right now as people that could take the nomination away from donald trump. you see that in his response to the january 6th trials or hearings, whatever we're doing to call them. you can see it's in line with how he's managing florida and how far he's been going in terms of positioning himself as a real option in 2024. i think the january 6th hearings are doing a great job to damage the former president. 48% of americans think he should be criminall

let's get to this, but david, i want to get your reaction to josh hawley and his brief conversation that he had with -- with manu on the hillo surprise that he says he doesn't regret any of his actions, but just his tone, his approach, and his admitting that it's all helping his fund-raising now. >> well, i think it's embarrassing, frankly, that we have members of the senate like josh hawley who, by the way, is a highly intelligent, highly educated person. and who has weaponized his education and intelligence in furthering demonstrably false claims about a fake election, making himself an ally of a scheme to perpetuate a plan to steal an election. and is so impressed with himself that that's the path he's following politically in missouri and is raising money off of it. you know, it's just the state of republican politics at least in missouri that gives him the backing from at least some quarter of the electorate for that. there's no factual basis for it. there's fno defense of it. if people like it despite his willful ignorance of what the facts are. >> yeah. and evan, to this new reporting that adds more to all of this, t

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josh brown and stephanie link with me on set let's check the markets. we have a good day going on wall street dow is good for 500 points over 31.5. 3900, a hill above for the s&p nasdaq tack, 2.6%. russell, better than 3% gain today. small caps are above the 50-day moving average which it has not crossed above since june 7th they, josh brown, are on pace for the best month mid caps are rallying. transports are rallying. tech is rallying are your sentiments rallying from where they have been? >> i think we really want to take a little bit of a pause before about we look at the bigger story the rubber is going to meet the road for the s&p 500 beginning next week. this is when you are going to hear from a lot of market cap and tech and consumer discretionary. i think it's not going to be the reports themselves but the reaction to those reports that will be most important a lot of bad news is priced into large cap growth companies that are down 20%, 25% in some cases, 30%. so it may be suffer. we may have got to negative. maybe the pendulum has swung too far. too soon to definitively declare that until we see the post market moves when those companies repor

hill right now. so we can fact check them all night long, and alex said earlier, josh hawley is all the internet, there'se see the impact? because i can tell you tomorrow, fox news watching parents are gonna say to me, you know that girl who works for pelosi, she did a good job last night. and i'm gonna go, she doesn't work for nancy pelosi. >> it's information warfare, right. like, if they're gonna decide, doesn't matter, we are in the counter program against it, they have that right to do that. and all, anybody who once the truth told about this can do in response it's tell the truth, do the right thing, and have faith in the american people we, enough of them, not all of them, enough of them will believe. and you can't really do more than that. you can't undo with the right is trying to do about that. >> this changes overtime. because we listened tonight to ivanka trump saying to her father, okay, this is done. he refused to do that. fast forward to now, and what do you have? election deniers, running this november, in michigan, in pennsylvania, in maryland, all over this country. so, even the truth t

ball in congress's court, pointing the finger at capitol hill, saying that congress needs to step up and do more on this issue. let me bring in josh lederman, who is traveling with the president in somerset. josh, is this the speech that climate activists wanted to hear? >> well, not quite. but it is closer than the president was before to what those climate activists have wanted to here because for days now, the question the white house has been getting over and over ad nauseum, will president biden declare a national climate emergency. today he didn't quite declare it, but he went right up to the brink, describing climate change repeatedly as an emergency and also saying that he will take steps in the coming weeks to align the federal government's policies with that reality, to take the procedural steps to recognize that. so, he would very strongly suggest it that he will ultimately take that step, which would free up federal resources to be able to help address the climate change issues. but the president also today had a big focus -- he was really trying to use the bully pulpit to put pressure on private industries, saying the

josh scott hour hugh hewitt and ari fleischer. big picture, the importance of doing something like this. there are skeptics up on capitol hillna on it it's a great way to pick up support from both parties. we should be anti-china. i would prefer us to be anti-china by getting china to back down on intellectual property theft and other actions that china takes that makes them a rogue nation that steals from the west. i'm not sure that providing corporate subsidies which is really what this is the solution. i always worried washington solution is to spend billions and just give it to corporations because it's the chosen industry of the weak week or the month or the year. it's what's gotten us into trouble before and wasteful and the markets correct and we already spent the billions. i understand the impetus. i'm not sure about the substance. >> bret: fair enough. hugh, thought about that and the proponents obviously of this bill say something is needed to jump start this industry to bring it back to the u.s. >> where is the day, bret, that i disagree with ari. today is one of those days. we need four things in the united state

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hill correspondent ali vitali is with us. justice reporter ryan riley joins us along with "washington post" political investigative reporter josh dausee and former republican congresswoman from virginia barbara comstock. vaughn, i'll give you the floor first with the expectations for donald trump coming now as we said really in the shadow of the capitol, of the attack on the capitol, of the investigation into the attack on the capitol. we saw him lash out against that a little bit over the weekend as president biden is basically calling out donald trump's hypocrisy, essentially, with the former president expected to give a kind of law and order speech and president biden in just the last 24 hours saying hey, you can't be pro cop and pro insurrection, as he put it. >> right. and hallie, we're actually just getting the first images of the former president, who has arrived by plane in here to washington, d.c. this is his first trip back to washington, d.c. since leaving 552 days ago, since leaving the south lawn via marine one on january 20th, 2021, just hours before joe biden was sworn into office. in this gathering here in the h

hill should be most concerned about? >> we should be most concerned about people like josh hawley, ted cruz.t trump's grip on the gop and it is softening. who cares? who cares? these people who are waiting in the wings, the josh hawley's, the ted cruz is, they are like trump two point oh. updated, bogs fixed. they are the same proto-fascists. they are a little bit cooler. they are a little bit more under the radar about it. >> that is the scary thing, right? even their slate of candidates, how are people like this running? i want to talk about herschel walker. this guy is the clown show. he made some really wild accusations this week. i want to play that sound for you. i want to get your reaction. this man could make his way to the senate. take a listen. >> we don't control the air. all the good air decided to float over to china. when china gets our good air, their battery got moved. it moves over to our good airspace. now we have to clean that backup. >> this man, after making those comments, he had his best fundraising quarter yet. he raised nearly six point $2 million over the last three

josh brown and stephanie link with me on set let's check the markets. we have a good day going on wall street dow is good for 500 points over 31.5. 3900, a hill above for nasdaq tack,

hill tuesday during a senate judiciary committee hearing on abortion. the legal consequences of the supreme court's recent decision to send this decision back to the states. g.o.p. senator josh holly being called transphobic because of these questions to a college professor on who exactly can get pregnant. >> you refer to people with a capacity for pregnancy. would that be women? >> many women since women have the capacity for pregnancy. many sis-women don't have the capacity for reg pregnancy. transmen and nonbinary people are capable of pregnancy. >> your view is the core of this right then is about what? >> so, um, i want to recognize your line of questioning is transphobic and it opens up trans people to violence. >> shannon: fox news. [indiscernible] the senate judiciary committee is likely to hold more hearings on this subject. overland park, kansas, over the weekend, there was red spray paint reading my body, my choice. archbishop of kansas city calling it an effort of intimidation to try to silence the church follows acts of vandalism at many other churches across the country and at pregnancy crisis centers following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wad