the full counsel did. >> whenever lauren boebert opens her mouth it should count as public your nationactly she's getting at but it's an interesting line of question from someone whose husband did jail time for exposing himself to a teen-ager at a bowling alley. but with children being shot at the schools i thank god every day that we have people like lauren boebert representing the p people of colorado. >> mr. speaker, instead of screaming orange man bad on tik tok, maybe they should come up with some real solutions. >> jimmy: she's right. those orange tik toks, they're the worst ones. particular tack. mike pence haven't announced he's running for president but he was chatting it up with people in iowa tonight pay more attention to the guy in the background to his right who seemed more interested in his breakfast than the former vice-president. >> thank you for coming out looking forward to what's on lour mound. president biden has weakened america at home and abroad. one of my unworthy son-in-laws is a lieutenant in the united states navy and my life changed a lot since the last time

. >> some on the far right like colorado congresswoman lauren boebert took to twitter condemning thel, writing our base didn't volunteer door, knock and fight so hard to get us the majority for this kind of compromise with joe biden. are voters deserve better than this? we work for them. you can count me as a no on this deal. we can do better. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us tonight. >> in national news, there's a more troubling reports of senator dianne feinstein's memory issues. according to the new york times, she expressed confusion last year when vice president harris was presiding over the senate to cast the tie breaking vote according to the report, feinstein asked, what is she doing here? the report cites a person who witnessed the scene reports of feinstein's memory issues stem back more than a year. and it does illustrate the difficulty. feinstein has had recalling at times the basics of how the senate operates. feinstein announced in february that she would not run for re-election in 2024 but said that she would continue serving the remainder of her term. some de

texas congressman chip roy and colorado congresswoman lauren boebert argue the compromise between housein mccarthy and president joe biden does not cut future government spending enough. >> this is an unlimited debt increase. allowing him to spend as much money as he wants through the end of his term. over time, the white house estimates the deal would reduce government spending by at least 1 trillion dollars while still fully funding medical care for veterans. it would also claw back unspent covid relief money and we're send some irs funding. i knew he concerned. >> about needing that needs. this is keeps people democrats like illinois congressman danny davis oppose changes to work requirements for some government aid recipients. >> this deal does temporarily phase in higher age limits for food stamps. but overall, the biden administration feels good about the legislation. this was no easy task to get here. >> but what was on the line for the american people was real. >> and the bill would also streamline environmental reviews for controversial pipelines abd other energy projects in th

first to placate lauren boebert, he agreed to change his name to kevin mcfarty.ne dentist and congressman from arizona, paul gosar, he promised to hold the queen in his mouth until he's covered with an entire hive of bees. to appease florida

texas congressman chip roy and colorado congresswoman lauren boebert argue the compromise between house speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden does not cut future government spending enough. this is an unlimited debt increase. >> allowing him to spend as much money as he wants through the end of his term. over time, the white house estimates the deal would reduce government spending by at least 1 trillion dollars. >> while still fully funding medical care for veterans. it would also claw back unspent covid relief money and we're send some irs funding. i he concerned. >> about needing that needs. this and keeps people democrats like illinois congressman danny davis oppose changes to work requirements for some government aid recipients. >> this deal does temporarily phase in higher age limits for food stamps. but overall, the biden administration feels good about the legislation. this was no easy task to get here. >> but what was on the line for the american people was real. >> and the bill would also streamline environmental reviews for controversial pipelines and other energy pr

. >> some on the far right like colorado congresswoman lauren boebert took to twitter condemning the deal, writing our base didn't volunteer door, knock and fight so hard to get us the majority for this kind of compromise with joe biden. are voters deserve better than this? we work for them. you can count me as a no on this deal. we can do better. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us tonight. several republican congressmen including colorado zorn boebert and texas's chip roy say they will vote no on the bill. it's now the job of party leaders to convince members of the house and the senate to pass agreement. washington leadership has again until june 5th to get this done. >> california senator dianne feinstein is once again making headlines for reported memory issues. according to the new york times, the 89 year-old senator from california was reportedly confused during a tie breaking vote asking why kamala harris, the vice president, was in the senate chamber. this incident allegedly happened last year before the senator was hospitalized a couple of months ago was shingles and

texas congressman chip roy and colorado congresswoman lauren boebert argue the compromise between houseer kevin mccarthy and president joe biden does not cut future government spending enough. this is an unlimited debt increase. >> allowing him to spend as much money as he wants through the end of his term. over time, the white house estimates the deal would reduce government spending by at least 1 trillion dollars. >> while still fully funding medical care for veterans. it would also claw back unspent covid relief money and we're send some irs funding. i he concerned. >> about meeting that needs. this is keeps people democrats like illinois congressman danny davis oppose changes to work requirements for some government aid recipients. this deal does temporarily phase in higher age limits for food stamps. but overall, the biden administration feels good about the legislation. this was no easy task to get here. >> but what was on the line for the american people was real in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> the shack on a 4 zone forecast. a live look outside tonight. san francisco's quite

congresswoman lauren boebert saying there's no excuse for it. has been dressing down during his official duties following a six-week stay at a home where he was treated for clinical -- yeah, please. rachel: clinical depression. sean duffy used to wear a suit and jeans and when paul ryan was speaker, he cracked down saying you've got to stop wearing jeans on the house floor and he did. he was the john fetterman of his days. pete: touche. wow. to the usfl, check out michigan panther's star. receiving defensive player of the week award last week. last week the defensive end wracked up six tackles and two and a half sacks popping bottles and taking on aaroning champions for this afternoon on -- the reigning champion and this week the pittsburgh maulers taking on the memorabilia fio show boats -- memphis show boats at 12:30 eastern and those are your headlines. will: now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> what was that a bot olekowski of? champagne? looks really small like a mini bottle. look at this. will: that's live? >> live. that's pretty

first to placate lauren boebert, he agreed to change his name to kevin mcfarty. to win over insane dentist and congressman from arizona, paul gosar, he promised to hold the queen in his mouth until he's covered with an entire hive of bees. to appease florida congressman matt gaetz, he promised to wrestle an alligator while dressed as an alligator. but none of these concessions were enough to sway the far right holdouts. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> so in an act of spineless desperation, he has agreed to strap meat on his head and face off against a komodo dragon. in: the g.o.p. holdouts have switched their votes from jim jordan to the komodo dragon. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... house of the drag on. first, stephen welcomes shania twain and ayo edebiri. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [applause] >> stephen: there you go. ♪ ♪ happy, happy, happy. hey, everybody! thank you very much. thank you. up there, down there

elizabeth holmes, the person who destroyed the theranos, the wokester jokester, george santos or lauren boebertple aren't unifying better. these leaders and celebrities are more out of touch. >> some might say you're older, maybe you need more rest, maybe you take longer to make a decision. are those things negatives? >> no. some people talk about biden's schedule. it's intense enough. not everybody in my line of work is on the job much before 9:00 in the morning. donald trump, 60% of his time munching on burgers. it was four times more upstairs in the residence than he spent -- he didn't come downstairs until 11:00 ever. 307 days spent golfing. biden is working harder than that. >> thank you very much, jeff. you make the case and make the argument. read jeff's op-ed. >>> next, it's a silent crisis in the united states. loneliness and isolation. it's something the u.s. surgeon general says he struggles with. he's here to talk about it. >>> we'll take you to a small island part of taiwan, but only four miles away from china. it's a story you'll see first on "out front." whoo! we gotta go again.

here's lauren boebert complaining about big government in the dumbest way possible. >> the federal governmentbig. the only three letters our founding fathers ever thought were necessary are "usa." >> stephen: that's a hell of an excuse for not learning the rest of the alphabet. "the founding fathers wanted us to be number one! socialists want you to believe there are bigger numbers like... five-teen and thruple." no gathering of republicans would be complete without some good old down home red-meat pandering. take it away, john-not-that-john kennedy-kennedy. >> what else is the truth? the truth is that god is great, beer is good, and the united states of america is star spangled awesome. >> stephen: did he write his speech with magnetic poetry? "eagles are patriots! guns are men. trucks are dad. jesus is football. amen, hike!" one g.o.p. contender notably absent from cpac was florida governor desantis. desantis recently took over the board that controls disney world's development district. and one of desantis' new appointees is former pastor and middle school health teacher pronouncing every

on january six lower law lauren boebert the congresswoman tweeted today is 1776.lex jones said the same thing. timothy mcvay, that was his justification in 1995. he said he had the declaration of independence memorized and he told his lawyer that we are like the founding fathers and we are dumb rebelling against a corrupt regime. >> it's interesting because i think in the 1990s when timothy mcveigh orchestrated this mass murder and i want to be clear that what he did is unfathomably worse than what rhodes did in terms of the sheer human toll, bought this idea of the founders and might makes right and today's revolution, it feels much closer in some ways to the cortissoz of the republican party in 2023 than it did to the republican party and that -- >> yes, absolutely, but the motivation is even more similar today than in 1995. talk about guns. the obsession with the second amendment and the idea, incorrect, but the idea that democrats are always going to take your guns away. >> and this is -- erodes >> central to the oath keepers. mcveigh, oh a lot of people remem

congressman undone activists who was heckling maga congresswoman, lauren boebert at a public event outside the u. s. capitol. >> you're out, you're out, you're out. you are out. >> someone get this on video. get this on video. this is a salt. this is a salt. >> you are a u. s. congressman -- you need to calm down. >> the guy doing that, the man-handling, that was congressman shoving a person who was heckling speakers but appeared to pose no threat. the activists was apparently questioned by the police. the guy who is getting manhandled before he said he was let go but nothing happened to clay akins who bragged about it in a statement. the court activist was threatening. and case you are wondering, it is apparently police code for disturbance by a mental person which fits coming from him because he is a former local cop in louisiana who quit in 2007 just as he was about to be disciplined for a violent attack on a bystander. keep that in mind. that is a natural member of congress man-handling someone. keep that incident in mind as you watch his fellow maga caucus member, marjorie taylor gree

. >> some on the far right like colorado congresswoman lauren boebert took to twitter condemning the deal, writing our base didn't volunteer door, knock and fight so hard to get us the majority for this kind of compromise with joe biden. are voters deserve better than this? we work for them. you can count me as a no on this deal. we can do better. >> again, that was pedro rivera reporting for us tonight. >> in other national news this evening, there is more troubling reporting on senator dianne feinstein's memory issues. according to the new york times, she expressed confusion last year when vice president harris was presiding over the senate chamber to cast the tie breaking vote. according to the report, feinstein asked, what is she doing here? the report cites, quote, a person who witnessed the scene reports of feinstein's memory issues actually stand back more than a year and they illustrate the difficulty that feinstein had its head recalling at times the basics of how the senate operates. 5 side announced february that she would not run for reelection in 2024 but said that she w

away the keys to leadership to folks like marjorie taylor greene or george santos, to folks like lauren boeberte's needs george santos. it is very clear, if george santos had anytime gritty he would've resigned and mccarthy and he was a -- he would've called for his resignation. so speaker mccarthy is not doing anything to actually move this forward. he actually got his entire caucus to vote against removing santos. that is not leadership. that is not what this country needs. we demanded to speak to mccarthy, give us a public updated timeline around the other committee. -- it has gotten nowhere, -- we expect him to do more and we will push every day and push on mccarthy and keep all of those republicans accountable, especially his colleagues in new york who quote on quote say they want him gone. they are just showing that they have no spine. >> listen, as you just mentioned, no republicans voted against the gop, that included, as you said, all 12 republicans who voted for him to resign, including six new york republicans. if they think that he should be held accountable, why don't you think tha

you can hear my colleagues matt gates, lauren boebert, marjorie taylor greene, chip roy, talk about howthe second amendment is to allow the people to overthrow the government. which means, by definition, to attack the police and to overthrow anybody who's defending our government. this is despite the fact that there are half a dozen different places in the constitution that specifically condemn insurrection. article one, section eight, clause 15, for example, says congress has the power to call forth the state militias, in order to suppress insurrections. the republican guarantee clause says, we, in congress, have got to guarantee to the people of the united states a republican form of government and put down domestic violence against the states. on and on. it's even, you know, in the 14th amendment, of course, which says that if you swore an oath to the constitution, then you violated by participating in insurrection, you can ever hold federal or state office again. >> congressman, i just want to say, you came on this program i think shortly after you were diagnosed with cancer and hav

to children and so target was the latest in the battlefield in the fight over gay rights with lauren boebertorie taylor greene calling for boycotts. target did remove some items after receiving threats and those jepparized worker safety. but it now joins bud light and north face and the l.a. dodgers trapped in this new culture war cross fire over the lgbtq marketing campaigns. and all of this speaks to something that is maybe not happening in the country, but happening on right. where on the right, there is an effort to ind coo of push back on, as some people have pretty explicitly put it, cultural acceptance of lgbtq people and issues. >> which is a change when you think about just a few years ago, you had bathroom bills being passed in states and people pulling out. like they are pulling out of the states really punishing them through moving headquarters and what not. and it just really culturally, you have seen that shift on the right where they felt like they're being punished and now they feel like they're striking back. but also, this is also not new. the boycotts and what not. we've s

we are hearing from lauren boebert of the great state of colorado she says the usual establishment peopleng champagne over this debt ceiling deal. it's more worthy of a bud light. some west virginia lawmakers may be celebrating today. the debt ceiling deal includes a provision permit to finish the mountain valley pipeline. it nat natural gas to other sta. some fear it could cause environmental damage but this deal is going to move forward. >> kayleigh: launch, mark. quite a list of everybody cans who i respect who close that not only those mentioned but chip roy, mike lee, senator ted cruz. what i think what mccarthy's office would tell you we were up against a hard deadline. they don't get back from memorial day until tuesday. then there will be 72 hours that he has vowed to give people to read this piece of legislation and he got what he could. up against a democrat senate, a democrat presidency, you don't always get what you want when you don't roll government. >> joey: this is one of these things i fear they are speaking to each other rather than the american people they come out. the

texas congressman chip roy and colorado congresswoman lauren boebert argue the compromise between house speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden does not cut future government spending enough. >> this is an unlimited debt increase. allowing him to spend as much money as he wants through the end of his term. over time, the white house estimates the deal would reduce government spending by at least 1 trillion dollars while still fully funding medical care for veterans. it would also claw back unspent covid relief money and we're send some irs funding. i knew he concerned. >> about needing that needs. this is keeps people. democrats like illinois congressman danny davis oppose changes to work requirements for some government aid recipients. >> this deal does temporarily phase in higher age limits for food stamps. but overall, the biden administration feels good about the legislation. this was no easy task to get here. >> but what was on the line for the american people was real. >> bill would also streamline environmental reviews for controversial pipelines and other energy projects.

marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert, as as closely tied to reality as george santos is and that could result in the end of his speakership. it is difficult to negotiate with those type of legislative terrorists on their team and the 14th amendment is an ace in the hole. >> is it too polianish to think that the speaker might get to a point where he'll have to work with democrats and bring some moderate republicans along with him to get out of this debt crisis. or is it your sense that is not in the cards, that won't happen, not realistic. >> that is not realistic with this speaker or with this house of representatives. if that would happen, they would certainly recall him and elect a new speaker and mccarthy does not want to be the shortest serving speaker in history. >> let me ask you about this remark tra janet yellen made when she was asked if the president could invoke the 14th amendment. this is what she said. >> all i want to say is that it is congress's job to do this. if they failed to do it, we will have an economic and financial catastrophe that will be of our own makin

now you have republicans like marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and people who really are trumpistson desantis who are even to the right of trump. and i think that's quite scary, but it's because no one in the republican party ever said, this is not okay. they just went along wit and kept going on with it even after because they assumed democrats would win and things would work out. >> let me tell you something, i think there's a lot of complicit enablers in the gopping, but to your point, molly and michael, people can't be asleep at the switch. >> we all have to fight. >> we saw it coming. yep. democracy remains in peril. thank you for being here this evening. appreciate it. >>> and ahead, the texas gop is clashing with a major trump ally as the state's attorney general is impeached by his fellow republicans. but first, ron desantis' opening pitch to america's voters is to, quote, destroy leftism. a prosecutor suing him for abuse of power is fighting back hmm a joins me next. ins me next. but i don't just look back on them, i look forward to the chance to make new ones every day wi

. >> some on the far right like colorado congresswoman lauren boebert took to twitter condemning theeal, writing our base didn't volunteer door, knock and fight so hard to get us the majority for this kind of compromise with joe biden. are voters deserve better than this? we work for them. you can count me as a no on this deal. we can do better. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us this afternoon. it is important to note this deal is far from over. it's now the job of party leaders to convince members of the house and senate to pass it. president biden that then has until june 5th to sign it. in walnut creek. the focus this memorial day was on the 70th anniversary of the end of the korean war. and those who served civic park in the city's downtown area was filled with american flags today, along with the millions of others that lost their lives in service. walnut creek residents that were killed in the korean war were honored in today's ceremony, walnut creek police performs taps with words from retired army and national guard helicopter pilot patrick leary and walnut creek mayo

matt gaetz is saying she doesn't like it, lauren boebert is saying she doesn't like it.rvatives agree to the fake spending cuts. is this a fake spending cut? >> well, it's actually a 1% growth in the non-defense spending. 1% growth because inflationary growth is higher than that. under congressional measuring a tables, that is a cut. now, i think it's, it should be more. and, you know, rand paul and these others have a point. we needed to do more. sure we need to do more. but we don't have leverage to get it done right now. we need to get more representatives, more leaders in there that wants to cut spending. liz: well, biden came in, the president came in, worked with mccarthy, and they got this deal. but now we don't know what's really going to happen. there will be a lot of drama, kabooky dancing, i've heard that reference a lot. but the markets are what we often the here on this show. we remember back during the financial crisis when t.a.r.p. was not passed, and the markets went haywire. dropped dramatically. right now we have the s&p 500 crossing the unchanged line

you have lauren boebert, at a time when mass shooters are happening twice a day, going out and wearinghere are people mourning their children dying. you've the louisiana legislature refusing to fund school lunches. at the same time raising their own salaries. it's almost like they are, sorry, rejecting the minimum wage, that's a newest one, rejecting the minimum wage and raising their own pay. it's like republicans are daring people to vote them out because they know they have gerrymandered themselves in. is that what it is? they know they can be voted out because they've gerrymandered incels in? >> in a lot of these places, and there's no political repercussions, part of it is gerrymandering and part of it is just part of the, times it's not like you have bulldog democrats in these red states anymore, where there's enough power to push back against the republican majority. so i think both those things are happening but again you have to just look at where the incentives are coming from, oh to get a lot to flux, forget the media, to get the small dollar donors, you have to push the anv

yesterday, he grabbed an activist who was attempting to act lauren boebert some questions. higgins proceeded to shove the man back several yards nearly lifting him off the ground. higgins claimed the activist was a threat. now, back in 2004, when higgins was a patrol officer, the chief of police was prepared to take disciplinary action against him for unnecessary force on a subject. then, there's arizona congressman paul gosar, who has had an alleged white supremacist on staff for two years, according to talking points memo, his digital director has pledged his loyalty to nick fuentes, who spes slurs like they're pronouns. gosar has amplified social media posts from white supremacists and neonazis and delivered a keynote address at a conference hosted by fuentes. take a look at some of the other elected members of the republican party. congressman george santos who was arrested and indicted on 13 charges accused of duping donors, stealing from his campaign and lying to congress. yesterday, after his party moved to block an expulsion vote, he defended himself. >> i think tha

catastrophic default that is being pushed by the most extreme right parts of the freedom caucus like lauren boebert. that's step one. and step two, try to lessen the harm to working families because we know that mccarthy's bottom line, what it was in this deal at the end of the day, it wasn't about the deficit. what he pushed for at the end of the day was cutting irs programs that go after billionaire tax cheats and his big corporate contributors. the congressional budget office just said that increases the deficit. but at the end of the day, that's what's part of this deal. that's part of what he was able to extract. i appreciate that the president reduced the ransom payments as much as possible, but let's not kid ourselves. it's a ransom payment. >> you say that there's unity on the democratic side. however, you are not united with the president, the leader of your party wants to go with this particular bill, and you bring up the impact on working americans, many in your caucus have expressed concern about changes for the work requirements for people to get assistance like food stamps. you also m

republicans wanted to do worse, for that some of the most right-wing republicans in congress like lauren boebert are mad about this deal cannot be the benchmark for success. and while some may say, that is simply the reality of a budget deal in the days of divided government. i have to remind you, this is not just any budget deal. as i mentioned, this agreement includes a two-year extension of the debt limit, effectively kicking the can down the road again. and what is so frustrating about this outcome is the fact that democrats had not won, but two chances to take the debt limit of the table. they could've done it in 2022 when they controlled the house and senate. back then even treasury secretary janet yellen urged democrats to act while they still have control of both chambers. but the democrats he dealings advice? did they try and get manchin on board? nope. and since then, even some moderate, you know, some moderate democrats have expressed regret over not acting in the 2022, not just folks like me. but despite that regret it appears the party did not learn a lesson. democrats had another c

uncivilized, isn't it uncivilized for members of congress, like tennessee's andy boggles, or colorado's lauren boebertthem in their kids brandishing guns? how about virginia lieutenant governor, a shall not be infringed post featuring mass shooter's favorite weapons, the ar-15. is that civilized? was it civilized when boebert ended a video ad directed at then speaker nancy pelosi with a gunshot? like a cause place asked nation. or when marjorie taylor greene vowed to blow away socialist democrats agenda with a high powered rifle. the basketball player is bad, but all that is fine? make that make sense. this perverse warship of guns for politicians or anyone would be condemned in a normal, healthy society. what about when that is saturated with guns and gun massacres? so many massacres that many americans are left feeling numb, just wondering if they are next. over the weekend, citizens in buffalo, new york, remember the victims of the racist attack at a supermarket one year ago, when a white supremacist gunned down ten shoppers. in a new interview, former president barack obama, as he so often does, s

lauren boebert with all of the conspiracy theories? lindsay lohan, kanye west? people are connecting better and unifying better than these leaders and celebrities are certainly more out of touch that many of the wise elder statesman. >> some might say you are older, maybe you need more rest, maybe you take longer to make a decision. are those things negatives? >> no, some people talk about biden's schedule. it is an intense enough schedule. not everybody in my line of work is on the job much before nine in the morning. donald trump, 60% of his time was classified as executive time, which was basically in his p.j.'s watching tv and munching on burgers. it was four times more upstairs in the residence, he didn't come downstairs until 11:00 ever. 307 days golfing. that is one quarter of the trump presidency. biden is working a lot out of that. >> thank you very much, jeff, you make the case, you make the argument and everybody feel free to read jeff's op-ed and see what you think. next, it is a silent crisis in the united states. loneliness and isolation and it is

republican to call for a vote to remove him as speaker at any time one member that means anytime lauren boebertshe can take it out on kevin mccarthy, which is a problem because she only has bad days [ laughter ] don't get me wrong she loves bad days she's built for bad days she's the only person who wears a t-shirt that said "thank god it's monday. [ laughter ] anyway, the point is mccarthy had to beg and plead to get his job, and for help with that, he turned to donald trump now, as we've explained before, trump is actually a big reason mccarthy has such a small majority in the first place. instead of staying out of the primary process and letting more conventional gop candidates win their races, trump kept endorsing his collection of maga goons. mccarthy would say, "here's a good choice. he's pro-military and anti-taxes," and then trump would say, "i also have a guy. he's for sure a pyromaniac." [ laughter ] "and he once punched a horse at a county fair, but he also has my name tattooed on his forehead, so he's a sharp guy. [ laughter ] if it wasn't for trump-endorsed candidates failing in th

congress must pass my bill that i introduced alongside congresswoman lauren boebert, the trust the science act. it would delist gray wolves in the lower 48 united states and would preclude any future relisting mischief by activist judges. when a species is removed from the e.s.a. list, it's something we should celebrate. it is a success story. when a species has recovered, it enables us to use our limited time and resources to concentrate our efforts to protect and recover other species that truly are under threat or at risk of extinction. over the last 50 years, the endangered species act has failed to be a celebration of recovery and instead, a political weapon. it's past time we changed that and turned the endangered species act into something all americans can celebrate. endangered species success stories. thank you, sir. i yield. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. tiffany. thank you for that. you're absolutely right. in the e.s.a. they have been success -- there have been some stockerrys and -- success stories and we need to learn to celebrate them. more importantly than, that the resources