we know karen bass, assembly speaker. she's a very good politician no doubt would have been fine.re was a perception that kamala harris was overly ambitious. i think that's an odd attribute to give to a politician. i think all politicians, anyone who is ambitious, at any rate, whatever was happening in wilmington, what was happening here was a group of friends and allies led by california lieutenant governor. president obama organized, former governor recalled in 2003, the mayor of long beach, mayor garcia was on that call. a bunch of democrats who were significant people and the.was to give each one of them 90 seconds to talk about kamala harris support in california. perception i have in the perception we have in california is that the call was important to the extent that people thought that kamala harris was losing her support in california. it was to make clear that she did have support out here so i believe that has an impact. they may. >> the one thing that was her relationship establishes california attorney general with joe biden the relationship they had and worked on nu

we know karen bass out here, assembly speaker. she is a very good politician and no doubt would have been fine on the ticket. there was a perception that kamala harris was overly ambitious. i think that's an odd attribute to give to a politician. all politicians, anyone who rowses is ambitious. at any rate, whatever was happening in wilmington, what was happening out here was that a group of her friends and allies, led by california lieutenant governor, who was as an inside ambassador to hungary under president obama, organized a phone call with influential democrat. gray davis, former governor, recalled in 2003 was on the call. the mayor of long beach was on the call, garcia, the then maybe of stockton michael tub was on the call. a bunch of democrats who were significant people, and the point of the call was to give each one of them 90 seconds to sort of say -- to talk but kamala harris, he depth of her support in california, and the perception i have certainly the perception we have out here in california i think is that call w

karen bass did a beautiful job putting it together, working with cory booker and kamala harris in theere. so we think it's the appropriate calibration and has to happen. when the bill was brought up on the judiciary committee, the family came. george floyd's family came. and they asked me -- i greeted them, and they said, madam speaker, will you name the bill for our brother because his daughter needs to know. and i said, i will only name it for george floyd if you think it is worthy of his name. and they did. and we're proud of it. and we hope that it will go. george floyd, breonna taylor, say her name. we carry these people in our hearts. it's so heartbreaking. again, there are many police officers -- people in blue who do their jobs very well, but they have to recognize that the status quo cannot continue in this way. it's a double whammy. they're saying, look, look, millions of people turned out peacefully week-in and week-out around the country, around the world, and republicans ignored it, wouldn't pass the bill. little children were killed in kindergarten and first grade. repub

representatives on that committee lofgren eric swalwell ted lieu and karen bass of southern californiand they've been discussing that the cabinet members happen meeting about the 25th amendment invoking all during the day so. >>a lot going on tonight and as we see a joint session of congress in full swing as debating the gop a challenge to biden's election. just hours after a pro trump mob forced its way into the u.s. capitol building still working to certify the electoral college count. as we speak, thank you so much for joining us tonight, everybody kron 4 news at 8 we'll resume our coverage with pam moore and jonathan mccall we're always on kron 4 dot com. >>night everybody. ♪ >> mega maga invasion, storming of the capital as trump fires up the crowd. >> we will never give up, we will never concede. >> and mitt romney under siege. then, don't call 911. >> hospitals reach their breaking point. >> the colleagues of the nurse who wore the inflatable christmas tree costume that spread the virus come to her defense. and hanging on for dear life. she won't let the dog never get away with

eastern, jonathan capehart digs into it with karen bass and eric swalwell. joe scarborough will talk about the final days of the trump presidency. the week with joshua johnson will air a special report with new insights about wednesday's attack at the capitol. we've got a lot of great content for you today so keep it locked right here on msnbc. after a quick break, i'm going to speak to democratic congress bank jaypal to how close the house is to impeachment. we're back in a moment. >> you have to get your people to fight. and if they don't fight, we have to primary the hell out of the ones that don't fight. republicans are constantly fighting like a boxer with his hands tied behind his back. we are going to have to fight much harder. our fight against the big donors, big media, big tech and others is just getting started, and we fight. we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. ll, you're not a country anymore. gud, your clothes can repel pet hair. look how the shirt on the left attracts pet hair like a

joining me is karen bass, welcome to "the sunday show." i'm glad you're safe.re were you when the insurrectionist burst their way into the capitol? >> thank you for having me on, jonathan. i was very lucky because i had just stepped away. i had just finished talking to a capitol police officer who told me the crowd was beginning to dismantle the stage but they had not come forward to the steps. so, i was very fortunate to have just missed it. >> as i said in your introduction, you support the president's removal. you're supporting the -- what's presumed to be an impeachment effort that will start tomorrow. why do you think it's important, dare say, imperative, that steps be taken to remove the president as soon as possible? >> first of all, i absolutely do support it. if he had any dignity at all, he would resign for inciting such a catastrophic event, but i think that every day that he is in the white house, every day that he has presidential powers, he is a clear and present danger to this country. he has been for a very long time, but he is also decompensati

american caucus and with leadership, also former congressional black caucus chair representative karen bass hate crimes as well as covid-19 language access. these are things that have been addressed on a congressional level through a resolution. so having this white house amplify that is incredible because of all of the work that the congressional leaders have done to recognize the challenges that the api you c has been having since the start of the pandemic. you're looking at constituencies in the community who are feeling higher infection and mortality rates, specifically the pacific islander community. you're looking at women who have been unemployed more than six months. there are a myriad of issues that are covid-19 related not just due to racism and xenophobia but also to the ravages of the covid-19 disease itself. so there are different ways that this executive order is looking to address those issues but i think we need more data desegregation, and we also need an opportunity for the biden administration to talk to the asian-pacific american caucus as well as community leader advoca

vice president harris and i got together with some amazing leaders in the house, chairman nadler, karen bass, and put together a bill that we thought could make real change. and it has a number of different sort of trenches. it's banning behaviors that just should not go on, no-knock warrants for nonviolent drug offenses, chokeholds. another one was let's get complete transparency into policeman's conduct, so that whether it's activistss or state legislators, you can see more clearly the reporting -- recording of problems. and the other one is something we should all believe in, that no one is above the law and police officers who do horrible, horrible things shouldn't be banned from account ability in the civil side -- right now blocked by something by qualified immunity -- or the criminal side, right now blocked by unreachable willful standards when those things happen. so this is not a comprehensive bill. there's a lot more that needs to be done. but it's a bill that we believe could have saved breonna taylor's life, and if it didn't save the lives, at least the police officers involved i

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. >> representative karen bass tod abc news she believesneeded. outside the capitol several trump supporters blamed the violence on antifa movements. >>> there is strong reaction coming from the south bay about this. sam liccardo is calling for president trump to be held responsible for the siege at the capitol. he said democracy is doomed when the congress can't do its lawful work. >> this is certainly despiriting and sickening to see our institutions under siege. i believe the united states attorney general should bring charges against this president and everyone who acted with him to undermine our most sacred of democratic institutions, that is elections. >> former congressman mike honda is also calling for more urgent action to remove the president from office in his final days. >>> some local republicans are condemning what happened at the capitol but are still supporting president trump. >> there are people there that made the choice to go act this way. it's really, really disgusting. again, this is not the american way. >> a lot of people a

. >> reporter: congress woman karen bass talked with abc. >> this is one of the saddest days in u.s. history that i can remember in my lifetime. >> reporter: former congressman pe pete mcelder pete. >> you've got to clear the chambers and you've got to kill people if necessary to allow the house and senate to meet it constitutional obligation. it a coup attempt. it something must have happened on the inside to allow the people to get into the chambers. >> reporter: others tweeted sentiments including representative barbara lee who said quote i'm in a safe location with my colleagues and praying for the safety of everyone in the area. donald trump is the only one responsible for this attempted coup. our democracy will prevail. congresswoman speir says she's confident they will return to the chamber to do their work tonight. >> melanie, thank you. >>> strong reaction from the south bay today. both the mayor of san jose and former 16-year congressman are calling for president trump to be held responsible. here is david louie. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam lacardo doesn't mince words.

. >> representative karen bass told abc news she believes an investigation is needed. outside the capitol several trump supporters blamed the violence on antifa movements. abc news reports there's no evidence to back up those claims. >>> here in the bay area, strong reaction to that riot and what should happen next. in the south bay the mayor of san jose and a former 16-year congressman want president trump to be held responsible. amy hollyfield is live with more on this. good morning. >> good morning, kumasi. we are hearing strong reaction from all over the bay area. here in the east bay and out of the south bay where we talked to san jose mayor sam liccardo. he's calling for president trump to be held responsible for the seenl siege at the capitol. he says democracy is doomed when congress cannot do its lawful work. >> this is certainly dispiriting and sickening to see our institutions under siege. i believe the united states attorney general should bring charges for sedicious conspiracy against this president and everyone who acted with him to undermine our most sac

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whether that's karen bass, the chair now, or incoming chair, joyce beatty, to possibly join the c.b.cwhich is all democrats at this time? >> byron, i'm going to say it again. what he asked you is, i'm going to yell, i yell louder than he does. you expressed interest in joining the congressional black caucus. have you made any progress on hat? >> i got nothing, guys. i'm sorry. can't hear you. i want to make ure -- [indiscernible] >> representative elect byron donalds, it's loud there. we look forward to having you back with the hill many times when we can get back in the post covid world, we throw some very, very good and very smart policy sessions. you got to come back for those. thank you so much for joining us. our next guest is congresswoman elect theresa legger fernandez, she'll be the first latina woman to represent her district in new mexico. truth in advise tising, i used to work many years ago for senator jeff bingaman of new mexico in the senate. i consider myself an honorary new mexican. she spent the past 30 years as an attorney in advancing voting rights, providing afford

. >> joining us now, democratic congresswoman karen bass of california and a former chair of the congressionalcus and jason johnson still with us. congresswoman, your thoughts to joe biden saying what everyone that was on our air yesterday noticed and said and what jason and i have been talking about since the top of the hour. >> what an incredible breath of fresh air. it just gives me hope that the next 13 days go by as fast as possible. imagine a president acknowledging the differences in terms of treatment. it was shocking yesterday. and to have that acknowledged by the incoming president, it just feels -- fills me up with incredible hope. and then today the appointments that he made, long-standing civil rights activists who are going to be a part of the department of justice was very exciting. with vanita gupta and kristen clark. >> eric swalwell said in the last hour that what he wanted to get to the bottom of and any investigation of what happened yesterday on the capitol was whether or not there was help from the inside. and i don't know exactly what he meant, members or perhaps the pol

reverend sharpton then wrote a letter to congressional black caucus chairwoman, karen bass, asking herritize black health equity in 2021. in no work, new jersey, nan's tech center, with reverend bartley, blossomed into a staple in the community. the center provided laptops to student and played a critical role in helping them get up to speed, as the country moved to virtual learning. in a challenging year, reverend sharpton also released his long-awaited book, rise up: confronting a country at the crossroads. a rousing call to action, the book draws on his decades of experience fighting the good fight. across its various chapters, nan 's youth members have been recognized for their immense contributions and received various awards for their work. in 2020, nan formalized its you think college division to continue to empower the visionary voices of young activists. nan's youth hudl made the pivot to a virtual format and have been conducting an operation save ourselves series in its weekly forum. we will remember baltimore youth leader david carter who died earlier this year. may he rest

also from karen bass.i want to show you a couple of photos of the congresswoman from los angeles who is considered a vice presidential candidate tweeted a series of quotes of people in the house and senate chamber. arrest this man in here at the footages. a man dangling from what appears to be the visitor section of the u.s. senate and all of them she said her arrest this man. greta. >> we are a few minutes away from a 6:00 p.m. curfew in the nations capitol put in place by the d.c. mayor. as you can see on enforcement has pushed the protesters back from the buildings. they have put up more fencing around the complex and we have learned from reports that the complex is clear. whether or not the senate and the house reconvene to continue on with the electoral college process is still uncertain. we will wait to see if that happens and we will continue here with your thoughts about what is happening in washington d.c.. danny in ohio, go ahead. >> i think this has been building for four years with the impeachm

from karen bass. i want to show you a couple of photos the congresswoman from los angeles, was considered a vice-presidential candidate she tweeted a series of photos of people in the house and senate chamber with the caption, arrest this man and here are those photos. a man dangling there from what appear to be the visitors' section of the u.s. senate. also this one and this one on all of them she said arrest this man. greta? host: we are a few minutes away from a 6:00 p.m. curfew here in the nation's capital put in place by the d.c. mayor. as you can see, law enforcement has pushed the protesters back from the building. they've put up more fencing around the complex and we we learned from reports that the complex is clear. now whether or not the senate and house reconvene to continue on with the electoral college process is still uncertain. we'll wait and see if that happens and continue here with your thoughts about what is happening in washington, d.c. danny in ohio. go ahead. caller: yeah. i thin