our children being shot at their schools, i thank god every day that we have people like lauren boebertr, instead of screaming orange man bad on tiktok, maybe they should come up with some real solutions. >> jimmy: she is right. those orange tic tacs are the worst ones. mike pence has not announced that he is running for president but it was chatted up where i would like you to pay special attention to the man in the background to his right who seemed more interested in his breakfast than in the former vice president. >> wonderful to be with you. i appreciate you coming out. i'm looking forward to what is on your mind. >> you could trace back -- >> my unworthy son-in-law's in the united states navy, and my life has changed a lot since the last time most of us were together. the young pastor said, what do you think we ought to do? the farmer said, wherever. the first time she stretched her arms out. a church in rural indiana. and ran away. the bible got out his notes. the strongest military in the history of the world. i have told him things he did not want to hear. [laughter] [applause]

that includes scott perry in pennsylvania, and of course lauren boebert in colorado who won her election it's early and a lot of factors are going to come into play, of course the state of the economy, of course presidential approval, and you know, the question of who is at the top of the ticket. let's put the statement up from the executive director, julie mers about former president trump getting indicted facing criminal charges she tells me, quote, if house republicans want to spend their time in battle ground districts, defending nominees on top of their failure to govern and deliver anything helpful for working families, that is up to them how are republicans responding to this? let's put their statements on the screen from the republican communications director, he says democrats are the ones who are extreme. they're going to try to tie democratic candidates to crime, chipotle i don't say and skyrocketing costs who are voters going to believe here of course these 31 districts represent the outer limits of what democrats request achieve there are a host of splat democratic incumbent

lauren boebert tweeting, get angry and start fighting t save america and matt gates calling it witchci johnson, political strategist, and senior adviser for president biden's 2020 campaign, and chief impact officer of te 63 west broad, and kur bardella, democratic strategis and former gop spokesperson fo the house oversight committee. welcome to you both. so alencia, you have marjori taylor greene coming into ne york, the same day that trum is scheduled to be arraigned given her message asking mag faithful to protest, and a that boebert asking people t get angry and start fighting what art do you expect to se on tuesday >> oh my goodness. i am hoping that we don't se something that we saw on january 6th at the capitol obviously, we've seen marjorie taylor greene say that she wanted it to be even mor violent. and so she is going to drum up her base but i think what we have see this week, as you will have ha people in manhattan, there hav been several news cameras in manhattan, and they're a lot o people who are actually anti trump votes, who believe tha he is not against the law an he

there's gun toting lauren boebert, who this week signed on to a brief asking the supreme court to banbortion medication mifepristone, and paul gosar, who shared cartoons of himself killing democrats to linking himself to holocaust denial just this week. a newly formed pack is taking them on along with some of the other worst of the worst maga republicans, the bipartisan commission democracy pac aims to stop the far right maga members of congress back in their home districts, making clear in their first new ad that margie is just the avatar of the extremists >> roe v. wade has been overturned and our government is held hostage by a band of politicians so extreme, only the word fascist describes them extremists are taking over america. it's not just marjorie taylor greene it's the entire greene team. we all thought they were just a bunch of crazies they are here, they are elected, they wield power >> joining me now for their first tv interview are three founders of mission democracy pac, chairman marcus flowers, who ran against marjorie taylor greene last year, olivia troye, chief opera

younger lawmakers, who are more about live-streaming -- there was one time we were trying to change lauren boebert in the hallway and she said, watch my livestream. this is what we are seeing from the lawmakers. and we will continue to see more of that. host: let's focus on dianne feinstein. a lot of attention paid to her and her health, and what is happening as far as work being done in the senate. can you give an update on where she is? guest: my colleagues actually broke the news that there was talk she was not doing well, and as of now she does not have a return date to washington. that's huge considering she sits on one of the most powerful committees. she sits on the senate judiciary committee. they pass judge nominations, but because it is 51-49 in the senate, they need her vote to get things over the finish line and her absence is being felt. i found it interesting, they chairman of the judiciary committee, dick durbin, was aske d yesterday by meet the press, where -- if he had spoken to her, how she was doing. he said he had not spoken to her. it's only been chuck schumer that has spoken

lauren boebert also tweeted, quote, i stayed with tucker carlson! neither fox or tucker has said why he was let go exactly, but new york times reports the to tucker carlson was fired in large part due to private messages that showed him making kylee offensive in crude remarks that went beyond the inflammatory, often racist comments on his primetime show. joining us now, a reporter that broke the story, michael schmidt, washington correspondent for the new york times. i have to say, and i don't think you meant to commit a, but i chuckled that that paragraph because you have to stipulate that the level of what he was putting on the show, again the advertisers had fled, he said the immigrants were making the country dirty. he called baltimore haiti, it's already a high bar in terms of what's going into the camera. >> and that is, i think, one of the problems that fox has with its credibility. looking at it, saying that, well, why is that this is the straw that broke the camel's back. why is it that this message took on such an importance, whatever. loo

, lauren boebert.terday, during a house oversight committee hearing on crime in d.c., boebert questioned a local council member on a proposed revision to the district's criminal code that was later withdrawn. and it got weird. >> in november of 2 2022 you led the charge to reform d.c.'s crime laws, is that correct? >> i chaired the committee -- >> you led the charge? yes, sir. these changes are now law here in d.c., correct? >> do you mean the revised criminal code? >> yes. >> no, those are not the law. >> stephen: always a good sign when lawmakers don't know what the law is. that's like your cardiologist saying, "well, looks like you've got blockage in your, uh... doris, what's this one here? the little pumpy squishy? you know what i'm talking about! pumpy pump squish-squish makes tomato juice move around." bit of a rocky start, but boebert pulled it together and went on to address the number one crime priority for the nation. >> mr. allen, did you or did you not decriminalize public urination? in d.c

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made to the most extreme members of the republican caucus, the likes o marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebertes, and others, they leverage the situation to secure mark committe assignments and increase their influence in the caucus. and that is where the real chaos began. it's one of mccarthy's first actions as speaker was to stri representatives eric swalwell, adam schiff, ilhan omar of certain community assignments. and that has been the 12 punch of kevin mccarthy's tenure empowering the far-right allies, subverting the democrati process. consider jim jordan' weaponization subcommittee which was allegedly supposed t produce evidence that american conservatives are victims of a vast federal plot to suppres their freedoms instead, the panels hearings have devolved into conspirac elated therapy sessions for grieved right wingers. and then, there is the highest oversight committee chaired by a friend of this show, at leas one of our favorites, jame comer, a republican who ha been quite vocal about his desire to investigate and take down the bidens, while als shutting down vali investigations in

february, a group of house republicans led by the likes of marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz and lauren boebertkraine, claiming support for ukraine's defense is inadvertently contributing to civilian casualties, with some of the documents leaked providing a grim assessment for the outcome of ukrainians, might some of those members try to use them and continue to say and try to rally support on the right for not supporting the war joining us now, democratic congressman jim himes of connecticut. thank you for being here >> thanks for having me. >> have you had a briefing separate from what you read in the papers about the leak? >> yeah. we had a briefing this afternoon. it was a telephone briefing. it was unclassified. i will tell you that we learned very little, because, of course, the dod and others are continuing with their investigation. it's also really hard to talk about this stuff in an unclassified environment i must tell you, i left the briefing a little more upset than when i started. you heard the secretary of state just now, for whom i have infinite respect, speaking in soothing tones

lauren boebert saying and all caps, "i stand with tucker carlson."hat is followed by marjorie taylor greene saying, "cable news is about to be taught a powerful lesson after they fired tucker carlson. americans no longer blindly watch the news. they watch the ones with the courage to tell the truth." more reaction throughout the course of the time together from members of congress on this topic. mike from north carolina, a fox news viewer. caller: good morning. i have been a long time watcher of fox. a lot of people said their biggest start in years ago -- star 10 years ago because he never let guests finish. that was sean hannity and laura ingraham. the main reason the lady a couple of calls ago said the main reason tucker carlson spoke the truth that always offended everybody, all the way from the manifesto of the lgbtq shooter that shot up the church, the daycare thing, school. the immigration thing coming out. the january 6 stuff. he rubbed everybody the wrong way. the rino republicans like mitt romney and mccaskey, and the democrats, he called t

younger lawmakers, who are more about live-streaming -- there was one time we were trying to change lauren boeberte hallway and she said, watch my livestream. this is what we are seeing from the lawmakers. and we will continue to see more of that. host: let's focus on dianne feinstein. a lot of attention paid to her and her health, and what is happening as far as work being done in the senate. can you give an update on where she is? guest: my colleagues actually broke the news that there was talk she was not doing well, and as of now she does not have a return date to washington. that's huge considering she sits on one of the most powerful committees. she sits on the senate judiciary committee. they pass judge nominations, but because it is 51-49 in the senate, they need her vote to get things over the finish line and her absence is being felt. i found it interesting, they chairman of the judiciary committee, dick durbin, was aske d yesterday by meet the press, where -- if he had spoken to her, how she was doing. he said he had not spoken to her. it's only been chuck schumer that has spoken to her