the other men named by mace forcefully denied the allegations and called them untrue. mace also attacked south carolina attorney general wilson. >> there were deliberate delays in an investigation in what i turned over. >> reporter: wilson, who could be a political rival of mace, said the congresswoman has her facts wrong. >> she never voiced any concern about her case. had she raised any concerns, i would have been shocked. i was unaware that she had a case being investigated. >> reporter: by giving her speech on the house floor, mace has latitude under the constitution's speech and debate clause. which protects member's comments from lawsuits. those comments need to be part of legitimate legislative activity. mace argued the allegations were part of her rationale for bills related to the protection of women. a source with direct knowledge says she consulted with a lawyer to make sure it was constitutionally protected. of the four men she made accusations about, only one is under active criminal investigation, her ex-fiance. the south carolina law enforcement division

the bridges i burn this evening light our way forward. >> reporter: mace, without specific evidence, to an hour detailing allegations including rape and filming women and young girls without their consent. she accused her ex-fiancee of being at the center of the scheme which she says she uncovered on his phone. >> i found myself face to face with the darkest corners of humanity. >> reporter: bryant, who mace was engaged to until 2023, vehemently denied her claims. i categorically deny these allegations, take this matter seriously and will cooperate fully with any necessary legal processes to clear my name. the other men named forcefully denied the allegations and called them untrue. mace also attacked south carolina attorney general alan wilson. >> there were deliberate delays in an investigation in what i turned over. >> reporter: wilson, who could be a political rival of mace's in the south carolina governor's race says the congresswoman has her facts wrong. >> she never voiced any concerns about her case and had she raised any concerns i would have been shocked because i was unawa

mace: mr. chairman, i will not be counseled by a man over men and women spaces or men who have mental health issues dressing as women. i am not being counseled by someone -- >> i agree as to the chairman. chair comer: order. the inquiry is about the quorum -- about decorum. rep. mace: let's explain -- chair comer: i will be honest with the ranking member, i am not up-to-date on my politically correct lgbtq term, terminology. we will look into that and get back with you on that. i do not know what is offensive and what is not. i do not know much about pronouns or -- >> i appreciate that. nancy mace mr. chairman, we do not have to anymore. >> i think the chair for his willingness to further engage in this. chair comer: recognize ms. norton from washington, d.c., for five minutes. ms. norton: this is only the second oversight hearing of this congress. the first one was about denigrating federal employees. this one is about denigrating federal employees, too. the trump administration, including the

mace: mr. speaker, i rise today to call up the cowards who think they can prey on women and get away with it. today i'm going scorched earth. so let the bridges i burn this evening light our way forward. as in many areas, god's word has given me wisdom. god's love has shown me the light. and god's grace has given me the strength to be here today. god placed this burden on my path not to crush me but to ignite something within me, a calling, a purpose, a responsibility. and courage, which i'm using in spades today. the purpose of my speech tonight is to make sure these women will never be forgotten, and the men who hurt them will never be allowed to get away with it or hide again. god uses imperfect people to carry out his perfect plans. . . i ask god to fill me up and be i ask for his rockies as i expose the devil's hand today. in jeremiah 6::16 we are at a cross roads. look for the right way and walk on it. when i was in church in may of 2019, saturday night, and i was there at a crossroads in

christopher mace, bbc news in bristol. in the uk, little was known about the group's founding member,manjim. hi, i'm lorna almonds windmill. he was a founder of the sas. and corin silva, who was chosen to portray my something quite significant. and of course all the filming was very well done. in fact, my father escaped from two prisoner of war camps. from red cross parcels. he secretly plaited them, knotted them, lengthened them then, with three others, they overpowered a guard who was tempted by some coffee, and my father overpowered him, bound him, gagged him. when he went to the middle east, when i was interviewing, i said to him, why was he called gentleman jim? plenty of evidence of that. of any man i've killed. so i know that he did kill, but he did it for his country. beneath your feet or the way ahead of you? in paris 202a. her biggest hurdle was finding a guide runner to run divya arya tracks her journey to find out how simran did it. coach and her guide runner. championship. translation: so i learned that i don't have to pull her. - line first before i do. but let her get a

mace: mr. chairman, i will not be counseled by a man over men and women spaces or men who have mental health issues dressing as women. i am not being counseled by someone -- >> i agree as to the chairman. chair comer: order. the inquiry is about the quorum -- about decorum. rep. mace: let's explain -- chair comer: i will be honest with the ranking member, i am not up-to-date on my politically correct lgbtq term, terminology. we will look into that and get back with you on that. i do not know what is offensive and what is not. i do not know much about pronouns or -- >> i appreciate that. nancy mace mr. chairman, we do not have to anymore. >> i think the chair for his willingness to further engage in this. chair comer: recognize ms. norton from washington, d.c., for five minutes. ms. norton: this is only the second oversight hearing of this congress. the first one was about denigrating federal employees. this one is about denigrating federal employees, too. the trump administration, including the

stunning words on the house floor from republican congresswoman nancy mace.l businessman, including her ex-fiance, of being sexual predators. >> this monster stole my body. >> firebrand congresswoman nancy mace is accusing her ex-fiance drugging and raping here. in a stunning speech on the floor of the house. >> i was raped that night. >> the 47-year-old republican and her ex-fiance, south carolina tech entrepreneur patrick bryant, were engaged for a year. his proposal in 2022 went viral. >> oh, my god! >> will you spend the rest of your life with me? >> are you serious? oh, my god. in july, 2022, mace raised eyebrows by telling a playful ory about bryant at of all places, a prayer breakfast. >> patrick, my fiancee, tried to pull me by my waist over this morning in bed and i was like, , baby, we don't got time for that this morning. i got to get to the prayer breakfast and i got to be on time. speak about the lovers broke up december 2023 after she says she discovered his profile on a ting app. i am going to take this bible a friend gave to me. and her fiery

mace: mr.eaker, i rise today to call up the cowards who think they can prey on women and get away with it. today i'm going scorched earth. so let the bridges i burn this evening light our way forward. as in many areas, god's word has given me wisdom. god's love has shown me the light. and god's grace has given me the strength to be here today. god placed this burden on my path not to crush me but to ignite something within me, a calling, a purpose, a responsibility. and courage, which i'm using in spades today. the purpose of my speech tonight is to make sure these women will never be forgotten, and the men who hurt them will never be allowed to get away with it or hide again. god uses imperfect people to carry out his perfect plans. . . i ask god to fill me up and be i ask for his rockies as i expose the devil's hand today. in jeremiah 6::16 we are at a cross roads. look for the right way and walk on it. when i was in church in may of 2019, saturday night, and i was there at a crossroads in li

mace: mr.eaker, i rise today to call up the cowards who think they can prey on women and get away with it. today i'm going scorched earth. so let the b

joining us now nancy mace, south carolina congresswoman and house oversight committee member.ongresswoman, president trump weighed in on what he saw and we all saw today. watch. >> >> peter: democratic lawmakers trying to get into the department of education earlier today? >> oh, i see the same ones, i see maxine waters a low life. i see all these people. they don't love our country. they don't love our country. >> laura: congresswoman, if this was reversed and a male conservative congressman was yelling in the face female security guard during a democrat administration what do you think the reaction would be. >> outrage by everyone in the evidentist legacy media. would be all over the internet that kind of propaganda. it's not because they hate donald trump so much. they hate what he is doing. they hate our country. and we are seeing this in real time right before our eyes to how disloyal they are to the american people. they are literally losing it, melting down, tears every day on tiktok and all these different apps and x and twitter and all the social media and i can't tel

our reporter christopher mace was there. a familiar sight on ashley road. to the dentist for five years, so hopefully they're going you know, decay or tooth loss. this area, there's lots of lots of communities and individuals who desperately need to get their teeth done and they can't afford it. are closing, or they've closed. year when the practice opened. with some of them waiting more than five years for a check up. and you're talking young children — in total agony to do anything. opened, couldn't have been a day too soon. it is not the dentist. it is the people who makes the regulation. from the conservatives. but the british dental association, local green mp carla denyer, and campaigners claim the government is being far too slow. we all can't afford to go private anyway. we don't have that choice — we don't have the money. in st paul's, the wait is now over for another 100 patients. justin welby�*s resignation. into a prolific child abuser associated with the church. people can submit their suggestions for the new archbishop until the 28th of march.

nancy mace last night took to the floor, took an hour and half aforetime to basically air out allegations of rape and sexual abuse by her ex-fiancÉ and a number of his friends. i spoke to a number of democratic colleagues who say it just wasn't the right time, the right place, and why. just want to get leaderships reaction to that. >> very serious allegations that she's made. i'll leave it, that's between her and our constituents on the timing. i just read report, i have not seen any of the over hour-long discussion on her floor speech,, very serious allegations and i would hope that law enforcement will take a look if there's something there. i'm not minimizing the importance of what she said or the allegations that she's made, or the protected manner in which she's doing it from the house floor. >> thanks, mr. chairman. you've been very clear thus s not insubstantial outreach yet on keeping the government open from the other side, and you say republicans know how to get votes from y'all that they need to. wondering what your expectation is as we get closer. do you expect if they do come

let's bring in south carolina congresswoman nancy mace.its on the house oversight and armed services committees. congresswoman, first, in this trade war -- in this trade war that has erupted involving the u.s., mexico, china and canada. will it drive up consumer prices? >> there is a potential risk, as donald trump mentioned, but qanta and mexico, let's face if it, these are the facts, they made their bed, and now they can lie on it. i just participated in a raid on friday with i.c.e. and hsi, homeland security investigations, and they were there to deport an individual, a young man, 18-year-old from south america, who a week ago had 3.5 grams of fentanyl, of must have to kill 100, maybe 1,000 people or more. these cartels, tren de aragua, tda a, and the sinaloa cartel, ms-13 gangs, they're everywhere across my home state of south carolina. they're everywhere across every community across the country, and we have to play hardball with these countries who know where the meth labs are, they know where fentanyl is coming in, they know where i

this is what nancy mace tweeted about this. tomorrow will be at the white house as the president signs an executive order to protect women's sports, a ban transgender women from playing in on women's sports teams. maga is the new feminist, she says. we hold the line because women are counting on it. obviously, she has made this something that she has used to gain a lot of media attention. but bottom line, what do we expect from the president today on this and what real world impact is it going to have on the, we should say, very few number of people that this would apply to? >> yeah, that's absolutely true. remember in utah, a state with a republican governor, we know that governor spencer cox vetoed legislation at one point that would have banned transgender women in sports in that state, saying that there was only evidence of what? for trans people playing on women's sports teams. so there's a real question of what kind of impact it has. but look for the president, for his team. they say this is promises made, promises kept.

nancy mace, where is nancy? there's something. are you a believer in what we are doing.ancy takes it on right from the start. would you like to say something? would you like to say we are doing the right thing? good. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: stephanie bice, oklahoma. thank you stephanie. diana harshbarger. thank you diana. good job. tim burchett and i watched you on television the other day, you are unbelievable per you ripped that guy apart. that poor guy he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim ripped him apart. i left a message. that is good. great job tim. monica delacruz. ronny jackson. ronnie, dr. ronnie. he is a doctor, a great doctor and great admiral and a great congressman. he has his choice. what do you like doing best ronnie? [laughter] pres. trump: who is the healthiest patient you ever had? [laughter] >> donald trump. pres. trump: you know why i liked him? the fact he was asked, he had obama, bush and trump in the white house, the white house doctor and they asked him who is the healthiest of the three and he said it is not clo

mace: mr. speaker, i rise today to call up the cowards who think

nancy mace. where is nancy? she's something. oh, are you a believer in what we're doing, nancy?cy takes it on right from the start, right? would you like to say something? would you like to say we're doing the right thing? [inaudible] president trump: thank you very much. thank you, nancy. stephanie bice, thanks, stephanie. diana harsh barger. thanks, diana. good job. tim burchett. tim. i watched you on television the other day. you were unbelievable. you ripped that guy apart. man, that poor guy. he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim just ripped him apart. that was beautiful. i actually left a message. [inaudible] president trump: great job, tim. that was great. monica de la cruz. ronnie jackson. ronnie, dr. ronnie. he's a doctor, a great doctor, a great admiral and great congressman, right? pretty good. he has his choice. what do you like doing best, ronnie? [inaudible] president trump: who is the healthiest patient you ever had? >> donald trump. president trump: you know why i like him? the fake news asked -- he had obama, bush, and trump and was the white house

genocide case against a 0 i c i c j and a is part of the so called hey flu form just personally my 9 maces and so full. so alice, time taking lessons ceasefire doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pot type still. how can we sit too low on a pod, tighten nation to exist? what right does a nation that is a general side of an apartheid mission? or is she that regime has no right to exist as such? and we have to talk that into our vines and stop this nonsense about the right to defend and so on, which is what, right? ok, that's not the defect. i'm the there is much talk about the grow the solution to the crisis that he has to be this. * know all i saw on the see far deal just in the middle of the initial phase of the agreement that is supposed to involve 3 painters, the 1st 2 washing food to 2 days. age 7 truly is really supposed to go completely from the gathers to the end, the hostilities in the palestinian slave. and after that, what will happen to thousands and thousands of thousands display

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it maced once and once again in the mozambique of channel. whether it does or not, it's going to bring some very wet weather to mozambique on thursday. the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is, is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships and we'll fight more than we'll say it has devastating effect on people. and the department of defense's emissions is as large as many countries. and every time ministry spent and increasing military emissions increased. and this war and this find this christ, all hail the planet on it does the to the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching. i'll just say a reminder about top stories. the salad us president donald trump says america will take over at garza and take responsibility for rebuilding as the re is right to the palestinians in the strip should be permanently relocated to the neighboring countries. a mouse is it rejects any plan to upward. tell us the news from the homeland or us president trump uh has files to roll out. total is riley control of the occupied west

genocide case again, stays ro i, c i, c j and a is part of the so called, hey, just for something my 9 maces and supposed to take from the ceasefire doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pa type still. how can we sit too low on a pod, tied to the ocean to exist? what right does a nation that is a general side of an apartheid mission or a scene that regime has no right to exist as such. we have to suck that into our minds and stop this nonsense about the right to defend them to one which is what, right? ok, that's not the defect. i'm the, there is much talk about the grow the solution to the crisis that has yet to be this house with no, all i saw on the see far deal just in the middle of the initial phase of the agreement. that is the paste, involve threes. painter is the 1st 2 washing food to 2 days. age eventually is really supposed to result completely from the gathers to one of the end of the hostilities in the south. assuming flavin off to that, what will happen to thousands and thousands o

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. >> these folks are junkies, not nancy mace. without taxpayer money to waste, sputtering fools and they can't heal their own party but they claim to be able to heal the world? >> the republicans, they are losing when they attack our healers. our healers surrounded all over the globe! usaid has kept the peace in the globe! we are not colonizers, we are supposed to be a democracy. we honestly must ask this party to reevaluate its own relationship with god! >> laura: her party which fights for partial birth abortion and trans surgery for minors is going to accuse others of being godless for not blowing billions on climate and gender boondoggles? nice try! the definition of incoherent, a political movement that obsessed on this... >> we have to calm the rhetoric down. we have to make sure that we treat each other with respect and condemn the violence whenever it occurs. >> he has increased his violent rhetoric, donald trump has about politico opponents. >> laura: but now the party sounded like this... >> let me tell you something, m

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. >> laura: nancy mace was exposing brilliantly the millions spent on creating transgender animal experiments. $10 million! i mean, it seems like a joke. it can't be really true, but i guess it is true. >> well, what is really interesting, you hear democrats when you challenge them on this go to that is not that much money and it's a drop of money in the bucket. tell that to the truck driver or that waitress picking up a shift or the family that saves up for a vacation to come to the nation's capital to show their kids but this place is all about. it is insulting to taxpayers. like i said, this is just the beginning. this is one agency right now and that is the benefit of doge, which is to dig into all of the staff. >> laura: it is like every day is christmas morning. it is just you can't -- you can't get over how much good stuff we are learning, good about the bad stuff. senator, wonderful to see you and thank you so much. all right code to the party that forced lockdowns on us and fax mandates that canceled student loans and targeted christians for political persecution is now supposedly wo

colleges the movie campaign promise is titled keeping men out of women's sports, congresswoman nancy mace ceremony for the signing biological males competed against women and girls a hot button issue during the 2024 election, the cia is offering the entire workforce buyout and a statement of facts given to us a few minutes ago as spokesperson saying director ratcliffe is moving swiftie to ensure the cia workforce is responsive to the administration national security priorities, these are part of a holistic strategy to infuse the agency with energy and provide opportunities for rising leaders to emerge in better position of the cia to deliver on its mission employees can quicker jobs and receive eight months of pay in the agency freezing hiring meaning anybody with an offer on the table but they have a been brought on board those will be rescinded or for now frozen the white house is expecting a spike in federal resignation ahead of tomorrow's deadline for the buyout offer all federal employees were offered a buyout as part of the president's overall plan for all government pleas to return

is was a very dangerous individual and we were all required to wear the vest, nancy mace fired back atup. okay if you okay. rise and shine, cupcakes. >> deborah: we'll be back with more "inside edition" after this. >> announcer: next... chamber of horror. >> a hyperbaric chamber that blew up with a child inside and that is on fire. the 5-year-old boy killed in a deadly explosion as his mother watched in horror in horror. >> announcer: and super bowl week on "inside edition" with sa guerrero and maggie zajac. >> i am back with "inside edition" special super bowl correspondent. >> announcer: "inside edition" with deborah norville will be right back. >> deborah: officials at a michigan hospital still do not know what caused a hyperbaric chamber to explode, killing this little boy inside who was there for medical treatment. more on the tragedy. >> it is freak accident. 5-year-old thomas cooper was inside a hyperbaric chamber when it suddenly exploded. >> a hyperbaric changer that blew up with a child inside and it is on fire. >> a hyperbaric changer is a pressurized cubicle that delivers 1

to hair ideas about a how they can take more control other education and, again, put parents in a macesions for their children's education. joey: you talk about governors, and it's been my understanding that school choice is a relatively local and state-level issue, most of funding comes from there. and there still is control, local school boards. how does this, how does the federal government push this along? what is -- what levers are to be pulled at the federal level that pushes states into this? >> well, congress can get the ecca passed, president trump will sign it into law, and we'll be able to help all those moms and dads in blue states who have crummy democrat governors, moms and dads, again, are really worried. their children are trapped in failing schools, so i think it's important for president trump to use, again as i said, all of tools in the toolbox. he's so willing another that, we're incredibly thankful for that, and i lead a parental rights coalition. we founded moms for liberty because we care so much about education and kids, and now we're going to take that fight al

jamie lissow, joey mace, tyrus, kat timpf, you can't miss that, 10:00 p.m. let's do this.s actress steve buscemi taking in extremely rare deep sea dive on a rare trip. [laughter] >> greg: usually swimming without a shirt on. but mr. buoy s buoy shem my, kus to you steve buoy shemy. mash continue county had to do a double take paddle boring toward shore. arms strong enough to get him to the dock where he was able to be a land creature once again and questioned why don't you ever fight a dinosaur because you will get jur-ass-kicked. thank you, dana and jesse. >> richard: washington twice two days by a seal, todd was a single rower racing out on the bay when his boat bumped into this cute little seal. he has been doing this for 30 years. this is the first time he has ever encountered a seal and happened twice in two days. isn't that a cute seal. >> jesse: did you see the commercial seal's face. >> judge jeanine: what was that about? >> jesse: that's where we peaked with our ratings. have great night. >> bret: my favo

. >> what he just said was this would be primarily, when rebuilt, the mace where palestinians would loved be, finally, safe and not a launching pad for more terror attacks. >> we're not talking about genocide is, we're talking about getting them to safety and getting them back to a place where they could actually live in peace. howard: jim geraghty, what gives president trump the right to take over gaza, displace nearly 2 million palestinians to give them a nicer home? wildly unworkable or ethnic cleansing? >> when matthews said it's the craziest thing he's ever seen, come on -- [laughter] notice during that press conference he gets asked by a reporter about security, and implied in that is are you going to send troops, and he gives this answer, we're going to do what's necessary, if it's necessary, we'll do that. so people imply, holy crap, we're sending troops over there. the next day on truth social, no u.s. troops will be necessary. it's not surprising there's confusionment there's a never mind tone to this. this giant proposal if comes out, and netanyahu's response with -- is, sure,

. >> laura: well, nancy mace was exposing brilliantly the millions spent on creating transgender animalxperiments. $10 million. i mean, it seems like a joke. it can't be really true but, i guess it is true. >> well, and what's really interesting is you hear democrats basically when you challenge them on this they say that's not that much money. that's a drop of the money in budget. tell that to the truck driver working tail off. tell that to the waitress working another shift. tell that to a family saves up for vacation to come to the nation's capitol to show our kids what this is all about. insulting to taxpayers. like i said, this is just the beginning. this is one agency right now. and i think that's going to be the benefit of doge, which is to dig in to all this stuff. lawrence. >> laura: no, this is just -- it it is like every day is christmas morning. it's just you can't -- you can't get over how much good stuff we're learning. good stuff about the bad stuff. but it's good -- knowledge is a good thing for the american public here. senator, wonderful to see you. thank you so much.

i literally had to do a video teaching n nancy mace what usaid does prevents terrorism. let's be clear. this is bad for people. this is going to hurt people all over the world but this is going to hurt national security. probably most importantly, this is illegal. what elon musk is doing, is illegal. only an act of congress can eliminate usaid because congress is who created usaid. that is white this week i'll be introducing legislation to push back on elon musk illegalsl takeover of usaid. and when i do, i need every single one of you on the phones to all these republicans who, for years that they care about this and put them on the record. let's be clear for this is illegal and it is a coup. it is a power grab meant to silence critics but let's be clear what usaid might be first, it's not going to be the last. but the joke is on them because who knows better how to work an inauthoritarian country than all of you? so, we are not going to sit back and take this, are we? we are not going to allow elon to sentence millions of kids to poverty andnd or death, are we? we are

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then from johnson, we saw a tweet from republican congresswoman nancy mace posting, let's turn gaza intof these same members were against aid for ukraine, but they're willing to go along with this. >> look. >> it becomes clear that some of these members, they really don't have any responsibility for themselves and the responsibility for which they took their oath of office. so whatever donald trump says, no matter how foolish it may be, no matter how silly it may be, they will agree to it. that's clear. they don't want to do take care of their legislative responsibilities. because if you did, many of the things that donald trump currently is doing is against the law. it's against bills that we passed in the united states congress. and now, without even coming back to congress, without even talking to us at all, you're going to have an individual who says that no matter what we did, no matter what laws were passed, he is now the king. and so therefore he is going to determine what is. and as opposed to us doing our legislative responsibility, because who needs someone to be in a legislati