most of colorado does not agree with someone like lauren boebert.ckenlooper. >> i find it shocking she got elected in a usually fairly sensible state like colorado. she put out a statement lying about president biden's press conference today, saying clearly he's coming for our guns. it's just mater of time. he was asked about going after ghost guns and going to cities and states battling gun reform. he said it's a matter of timing, all of the above. but people like her who do the gun fetishism -- they treat guns as awe fetish, as something you need to display, something you need to show everybody you've got them and put them behind you so you can be like i got guns and i'm going to talk about guns. that culturally was a fake wild west. the wild west was very regulated in terms of guns. do you worry that theater acts like lauren boebert are making matters worse for people with mental health issues like this person is going to apparently claim in his defense, this shooter? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, guns is a fashion accessory of just stupid. there'

>> let me talk about colorado congressman lauren boebert who said it wouldn't stop the shooting and big gun grab laws. >> in america we see more deaths by hand by hands, feet, even hammers. are we going to start legislating that away? are we going to be like these other countries who even ban knifes? if hammers are the cause of more deaths than firearms maybe we need to start having background checks on hammers. look out black & decker. >> there was something missing, she is typically seen with guns in her background and how pervasive is her mentality across her state of colorado and how does it ensure safety for all? >> the congresswoman's

. >> lauren boebert is from colorado. >> everything that i've heard of q, i hope that this is real. >> both women are now serving in congress. boebert has since said she's not a follower of greene and has tried to distance herself from the group. >> we've had conspiracy theorists in government before, but i think qanon is different in that it's a movement that has now become violent and insurrectionist, and that has

colorado congresswoman lauren boebert joins me now to react. : good evening judge and thank you so much for having me. jeanine: thank you sically taking down prices twitter, but he thing is behind that. lauren: i knew that congress was broken before i started to run for office. these people have lost her mind for unit the democrats want open borders because schools and they want to jell you for not wearing a mask. they want to keep illegal aliens to our drunk driving's, i don't know you're in our country. they wanted border wall to protect themselves in the dc offices that will protect americans with a southern border. dingus priorities obviously out of touch with the american people. they're allowing this nonsense to run rapid some want you to allow me to have a moment with your listeners if your representatives have these idiotic and radical priorities of a fire them. fire them immediately. these folks need to be sent on packing. we are tired of this culture. i refuse to bow down. jeanine: one of the things that you have done congresswoman lau

lauren boebert, representative lauren boebert, a lot of people noticed her guns prominently displayednd her. this was last month. but during an interview on tuesday after the georgia and colorado shootings the guns were no longer on display. she said she moved the guns upstairs so biden can't get them. what do you think about the optics of this issue? quickly if you can for me please, sir. >> people have used guns as these, you know, tokens, these emblems to kind of prove their credentials. and that is such a far cry from the kind of gun culture where i grew up with where, you know, guns were for plinking, shooting squirrels, but they weren't for trying to prove your authenticity as a conservative. i think it's a really sad direction we're going to. >> thank you, nicholas. good to see you. it's been a while. hope to see new person when we can get back to normal. >> i look forward to that. congrats on the book. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. ahead an update on our top story tonight. a georgia state lawmaker now released from jail after being arrested for protesting a voting r

. >> shannon: colorado representative lauren boebert getting a lot of attention and pushback.too easy to trigger these liberals. if something as simple as saying that man is a gender neutral term has ignited. i am starting to enjoy this in d.c. because it's just so easy. >> shannon: i get the feeling that you are. to those who love or do not love your positions, they are getting front row seats to your opinions. that's what you're here to do. i want to play something from your democratic counterparts. he says they are very important protections and there are rights that need to be balanced. congressman davidson cellini. >> we were careful in the equality act to ensure that the religious exemptions that exist remain undisturbed. the right to religious expression of the deeply held commitment to ending discrimination. the equality act achieves both. >> shannon: he says protections are there for those who need protection from determination, lgbtq interests and i think people who are of deep religious faith would agree that there needs to be no discrimination against those people

that's why he's called for congresswoman lauren boebert to be put on a no-fly list, double to donaldested, josh hawley to be on a no-fly list, the expected recommendations will include permanence to the military occupation, permanent strike force, potentially permanent fencing. this is someone who needs to be removed, he should have no role in the security review. he has already casted judgment and has no contribution to make. >> tucker: the u.s. military is being used as a political weapon by the democratic party occupying washington come almost no republicans have said anything about it, you are a rare exception to that. how long will we wait until someone wakes up to the fact that our capital city is occupied for no justifiable reason tonight? >> there is a reason it's to get some people rich, we spent nearly half a billion dollars and i'm going to be asking what defense contractors maybe profiting off of the continued desecration of a capital -- the national guard members who are there know what, they know this is a joke and they resent the fact they are being used as political p

they try to separate themselves from louie gohmert, paul gosar, marjorie taylor greene, and lauren boebertsey still validated that ridiculous claim of a stolen election. so i think it's important that they face liability, legal responsibility for what they did. but let's not forget, those wringing their hands, trying to separate themselves from the weird and bizarre members of congress, they have responsibility as well. they confirmed that lie in much softer terms. >> i have to say, you've spoken to me very candidly about how you're going to carry the trauma of january 6th with you for the rest of your life. and folks will remember, video that you recorded during the riot was used as evidence. i want to show folks. >> take your pins off. >> yeah. what the [ bleep ]. >> take your pins off. >> pins off. >> it hits me every time. because you can hear it in your voice. and you have said that you have struggle since then, interacting with the members who voted to overturn the election results even after all that you lived through. if there is communication between any members and anyone who stor

there is congresswoman lauren boebert who the day after she tweeted prayers for the victims attacked president biden for calling for an assault weapons ban. her restaurant is called shooter's grill. she ran a campaign ad vowing to carry her glock around capitol hill. >> even though i now work in one of the most liberal cities in america, i refuse to give up my rights, especially my second amendment rights. ♪ i will carry my firearm in d.c. and in congress. >> hmm. she knows that works. not that it's right, but she knows that it works. there is congressman madison cawthorne who put out this video just last week . >> now i love skeet shooting. it's the second amendment protected activity. but remember, shotguns are not what the second amendment is all about. these weapons are much more about what the second amendment is for. just remember, the second amendment is not for hunting or sporting. it's is for stopping tyranny. >> tyranny. what is the point of that? think about that. just be honest with yourself. what is the point of putting out an ad like that? what is the point of promoting

congresswoman lauren boebert. the day before the riot. remember, that these next 48 hours, okay.he most important days in american history, she writes. remember these 48 hours. the most important days in american history. they promised the big lie for months. the question is will they be held accountable? while americans are desperate to get vaccinated and desperate for covid relief, here's what kevin mccarthy is doing right now. >> green eggs and ham, by dr. seuss. i am sam. i am sam. sam, i am. that sam i am, that sam i am, i do not like that sam i am. do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam, i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> that really happened. that -- that -- those are your republican leaders. he is the top republican in the house of representatives. the minority leader. and apparently, has nothing better to do, than to read dr. seuss, and stoke this fake outrage. because he's reading it because he's like, you know, it's cancel culture, right? and it's blaming it on democrats, whatever, has nothing to do with democrats. nothing, at all. as a matter

supervisor for john wick, lauren boebert. last night, boebert tweeted, "while we are still awaiting important information and details in this case, random public shootings and senseless acts of violence are never okay." where does she find the courage? "senseless acts of violence are never okay," implying, of course, that intentional violence is fine. you know, the kind her buddies plan on parler. oh, speaking of capitol hill, there was a senate hearing on gun violence already scheduled for today, and republicans know the majority of voters want some form of gun control. so they immediately tried to change the subject. case in point, louisiana senator john kennedy, who offered this dollop of distraction: >> i do think we ought to keep this in perspective. what has happened in the last few days, in the last years is, of course, tragic. and i'm not-- i'm not trying to perfectly equate these two, but we have a lot of drunk drivers in america that kill a lot of people. we ought to try to combat that too. >> stephen: i'll take tha

they are congressmembers lauren boebert of colorado, mo brooks of alabama, and paul gosar of arizona. jayapal was one of about a dozen lawmakers trapped in the house gallery that afternoon as violent pro-trump insurrectionists pounded at the doors. she tweeted thursday -- "i didn't know if i would make it out alive. gop members who aided insurrectionists or stoked the flames that day must be held fully accountable." the british royal family is facing increasing criticism after meghan markle and prince harry's bombshell interview with oprah winfrey. the cupping revealed -- the couple revealed shocking details about life as royals, including the racism suffered by markle, who is biracial. on thursday, prince william was approached by reporters. >> sir, have you spoken to her brother since the interview? clots i haven't yet i will. >> that the racist family? >> very much not racist. amy: prince william said a book a we are very much not a racist family." the new york assembly has opened an impeachment inquiry into sexual misconduct allegations against governor andrew cuomo, as well as hi

amy: hours after the shooting in boulder, republican congresswoman lauren boebert of colorado sent outaising emailed to supporters, urging them to say "hell no: to gun control. she was known for owning a restaurant and a, colorado, called shooters real were she encouraged her status openly carry their guns all working. for many residents of colorado, the massacre in boulder brought back painful memories. in 1999, 2 high school students shot dead 12 students and a teacher at columbine high school. in 2012, a gunman shot dead 12 people and injured 70 others when he opened fire at a movie theater in aurora colorado. in 2015, a gunman attacked a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs, killing three people. we go to colorado, where we are joined by state representative tom sullivan. he entered politics after his son alex was killed in the aurora movie theater shooting on july 20, 2012. alex had gone to the movies to celebrate his 27th birthday. tom sullivan joins us from his home in centennial, colorado. representative sullivan, welcome to democracy now! condolences on what happened

. >>> republican congressman lauren boebert seems open to the qanon-conspiracy theory that donald trump was recruited as president to take on a cabal of satan-worshipping democrats who molest children and all of whom are going to be rounded up and either sent to gitmo or executed. a few days ago when asked about accountability for lawless government officials boebert casually talked about going after, quote, a target while name dropping a far right newspaper that has helped spread qanon conspiracy theories in the past telling the crowd, "i heard someone who was in very close contact with president trump talked to the owner of the epoch times and they said don't change anything, you're right over the target." well, boebert seems to sympathize at least with the thrust of the qanon conspiracy theory. she has stopped short of calling herself an actual follower of q. unlike many of the people who forced their way into the capitol on january 6th, believing they would receive further instructions from trump. qanon as we've covered on the show has become some kind of superconspiracy theory that

. >>> republican congressman lauren boebert seems open to the qanon-conspiracy theory that donald trump was recruited as president to take on a cabal of satan-worshipping democrats. a few days ago when asked about accountability, while name dropping a far-right newspaper that has helped spread qanon-conspiracy theories in the past. telling the crowd i heard someone who is in very close contact with president trump talk to the owner of the epoch times. well, boebert seems to sympathize, at least with the thrust of the qanon-conspiracy theory. she's stopped short of calling herself an actual follower of q. unlike many of the people who forced their way into the capitol, on january 6th. believing they would receive further instructions from trump. as we have covered on the show has become some kind of super-conspiracy theory. with millions of followers on facebook. and this sunday, the hbo documentary series, "q into the storm" takes an extended look at what it's all about. >> q proofs. evidence that q is close to trump, or close to somebody who is close to trump. photos, random codes, and

thought that on my inaugural edition of this episode -- this segment i would be talking about lauren boebertertainly can, but ron johnson used to be a mainstream republican. >> there are two things to say about that. one is that the modern gop has abdicated its responsibility to govern. it doesn't give pretense of governing anymore, and it has said very explicitly that its role is for the protection and maintenance of white power. you have gop lawmakers coming out voting for the stimulus while not voting for it in congress. they're willing to let the democrats govern while using all of the political energy around trump and around him raising money and around folks angered about him losing the election to set up white power struck urs. the second thing to say is one of the things we're learning is racism is not passive. yes, it's a system we're all born into, but white people actively participate in upholding white supremacy. they pass voter suppression laws in ways that uphold white supremacy. and so ron johnson is part of a group of an increasing group of gop lawmakers who are trying to nor

. >>> new controversy regarding the colorado shooting after what congresswoman lauren boebert said about guns and hammers. >>> and why a trump donor holdover is still in charge of the u.s. postal service. >>> but now let's check in with nbc's monica alba at the white house and amanda golden on capitol hill. ladies, good day to you both. the president is expected to unveil his infrastructure plan. where does that fall on the priority list now that there are calls for gun control laws and election reform? >> the white house has made clear they're going forward with unveiling the infrastructure plan in pittsburgh on wednesday. we learned today from the white house press secretary that this will be two proposals. first he's going to roll out what he envisions for this infrastructure package. and then later in april, perhaps in that joint session to congress which hasn't taken place yet, then the president will talk about some other priorities as it relates to health care and childcare. but of course this is just a very long list. and this infrastructure plan is one of many that the administr

the extremist qanon cult has enablers in congress like republicans marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert how all like the scary internet conspiracy theorist radical qanon people, and you actually see them on camera or in jail cells as a lot of them now are? maybe they're kind of confused. maybe they've got the wrong ideas, but they're all kind of gentle people and they're all kind of waving american flags. they like the country. >> so when extremists attacked the u.s. capitol including qanon supporters, were they being gentle and confused, as you see in this video when they chanted "hang mike pence"? they were being gentle when they call for the execution of democratic leaders the way that congresswoman marjorie taylor greene did before being elected. are they just being gentle? for the record, that is the basic tenet of qanon, the democrats and the deep state agents should be mass executed. that is the movement that tucker carlson says is just a bunch of gentle people. to be clear, last night i spoke to a reformed neo-nazi about radicalization. i asked him if he agrees that qanon is a d

. >> let me talk about colorado congressman lauren boebert who said it wouldn't stop the shooting and gun grab laws. >> in america we see more deaths by hand by hands, feet, even hammers. are we going to start legislating that away? are we going to be like these other countries who even ban knifes? if hammers are the cause of more deaths than firearms maybe we need to start having background checks on hammers. look out black & decker. >> there was something missing, she is typically seen with guns in her background and how pervasive is her mentality across her state of colorado and how does it ensure safety for all? >> the congresswoman's statements are incredibly insensitive and i do not think that they are widely shared by many coloradoans and the statement is just wrong. letty think about, for example, driving. coloradoans support the idea that you have to have a driver's test, and a driver's license and insurance and to say that owning an assault weapon is the same thing as buying tools for household repair is just so insensitive in the light of what we are facing in colorado, wha

folks, like marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert, as well as people who have aligned themselvesganizations that led the january-6th insurrection. folks, like ted cruz, josh hawley, and matt gaetz. these connections are increasing. last week, at the america-first political action committee meeting, a sitting member of congress, representative paul gosar, of arizona, actually, was the keynote speaker at that -- at that extremist-group convening. so, those kinds of ties indicate that there will likely be some connections uncovered as we look at the january-6th events. >> well, dhs secretary, alejandro mayorkas said in an exclusive interview with nbc news that domestic terrorism is one of our biggest threats. let's listen. >> one of the greatest threats that we face, in the homeland, is the rise of domestic-violent extremism. and one of our responsibilities, in the department, is to ensure that we're disseminating intelligence information to our state-and-local law-enforcement partners and to the communities, so that we can equip the communities to guard against this growing threat.

. >> lauren boebert is from colorado. >> everything that i've heard of q, i hope that this is real. >e said she's not a follower of greene and has tried to distance herself from the group. >> we've had conspiracy theorists in government before, but i think qanon is different in that it's a movement that has now become violent and insurrectionist, and that has shown it can cause real offline damage. we know that many of them don't accept that joe biden is the legitimate president. we know many of them may never accept that. and so to have millions of people out there following an ideology like that, including elected officials who are taking their cues not from their constituents or the general public, but from random people posting conspiracy theories on internet message boards is pretty worrisome. >> and q still is, at this point, an anonymous message board poster. it is not known who he or she is or even if it's a single person or foreign government attempting to sow division. >> it's everybody. q is a movement, okay? it says speak for yourself. it doesn't tell you to follow one lea

that is intensely troubling when you look at the next crop of republican lawmakers, jonathan, lauren boeberte not the people who are trying to retether us to the truth and find some way to be a more peaceable united states of america. the brawling is the point, is it not? >> it is. and one of the other sort of challenges here is, you know, we are now in a situation where lives will be at stake, because we're talking about vaccine uptake and we're seeing really substantial differences between democrats and republicans in their willingness to take these vaccines, and so the question then becomes, who are the messengers who can actually get through to people who are vaccine hesitant, who are republicans? and it's not dr. fauci, because he's become a -- on the right, anyway, a villain, and you know, so, there's so much distrust that has been sown with all institutions, the scientific establishment, you know, the bureaucratic establishment, the mainstream media, so if you're in a large cohort of republican-based voters, you don't trust all the normal sources of information, and it just creates th

i've had friends across the aisle say lauren boebert talked about wanting to bring a gun on the floor and that's scary. well, that's also a testimony that guns -- firearms can be the great equalizer. lauren tells me she's five foot exactly. so that should reaffirm if she's got people in this body that are concerned about her, it's not because of her five-foot status. it's because sometimes she has a firearm with her and it truly is the great equalizer. and i don't hear a lot of people talking about the number of lives that are saved by law-abiding citizens that have firearms and prevent crimes. . i see my time is expiring so at this time i yield back. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 4, 2021, the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin mr. grothman, for 30 minutes. mr. grothman: thank you. i rise today to speak one more time about the current issue at the border. we have gone from a situation in which one year ago at this time, there were 36,000 confrontations at the border, to in last f

. >> i'm lauren boebert, imam, small business owner, defender of freedom.ou protect what you love. president trump built a big, beautiful wall because he loved america. he wanted to secure our country and protect us from drugs, illegal aliens pouring into our communities, and sex traffickers. democrats fought him every step of the way. now, welcome to fort pelosi. democrats have their own heavily guarded razor wire wall. they don't want to protect you because they don't care about you. they will spare no expense protecting themselves. >> we will not build a wall. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. >> it is time to cut the crap and remember, this is the people's house. madame speaker, tear down this wall. host: congressman ryan, your thoughts on that video? guest: what do you say about that? that is somebody putting a video together that is trying to raise money from her base. blame nancy pelosi, talk about the wall, scare people. the american people want us to act on their behalf. they want us to make sure they are t