the maga rally journey is over.eer of cold command looking across this vast emptiness that was once his empire. ♪ "look on his works, ye might, and despair!" (clears throat) anyway, i'm just gonna stay here so i can be first in line when the rallies start up again in 2023. or when don jr. runs in '28. i'll always be here, i guess. this is my life now! ha ha ha! (chuckles anxiously) thanks, joe biden. - ♪ mtv ♪ can you confirm that the straps are tight? [groaning] yes. but this one's a little... and now the chains! a lot of people think that magic camp is just for kids. and that's why so many other people in my class were kids. self-fulfilling prophecy. it's, um, really for anybody with a dream, and a belief in magic, and a little extra time after school. [whispering, echoing himself] magic, magic, magic, magic... [loudly] and now, michael the magic will attempt to escape from extreme bondage. [snorts] can he do it? i don't see how he can. he'd dislocate his shoulder and slip his arm out. no! no. everyone now count d

because you wrote in our newsletter that week, the critical race theory is an obsession of maga media and obsession of fox, it is talked about constantly in right wing tv. so that is an example of moving on to a new target. >> i think that is right. if you do watch fox and pay attention to the right wing media landscape, you see more looking at other targets. it is not biden, it is going after critical race and fauci and like amanda said, it should be debated in good faith. in critical race theory could be one of those aspects. but the problem is that you

that is the view of a maga-controlled party.ould be welcomed with open arms. >> yeah. i have to say that i still find it stunning. i was there on january 6 that day. it was an attack on the country. it was a literal attack on the seat of government. i reported on the up rising. people can read it that police records show how many people had guns that day and yet on capitol hill we have seen these people repeating these lies. it was an unarmed protest. that they were like tourists. it is wild to me how much the republican party has embraced the violent attack on the country. how much the general public has moved on from this. you know, what was the ribbon color. what was the slogan. the stunning attack that could have been so much deadlier happened on the country, and we are not talking about it. the plotters and the people enabling them are moving out in the open. i don't plan to let go of this story at all. >> hunter walker, uprising.info, take a look. an interview i have been looking forward to for a long time. the director of

now we have even more evidence that they were maga from the court filings.it wasn't a presidentially organized plot by misfits. >> so was january 6th in the direction of a mob of misfits -- [ screaming ] >> the feds view that as way more than misfits. and our finalists, and it does get worse. during this actual attack, there were members of congress who tried to help police barricade the doors to the house. on your screen, you see republican congressman andrew clyde going shoulder to shoulder with armed officers. he was hailed by some at the time. but tonight, how does it look when you see that same person who faced that danger, likening it to an orderly tourist visit. what runs through his head given what he lived through, what he did that day, what he's saying now as he spews this garbage. >> there was no insurrection and to call it an insurrection in my opinion is a bold-faced lie. if you didn't know the tv footage was a video from january 6th, you would think it's a normal tourist visit. >> tourists don't take the capitol by first. and congressman gohmer

that is essentially a few of a maga control party.n like jeffrey brain would be welcomed with open arms. >> yeah. i mean, i have to say i find it is stunning. i was there on general six that day. it was an attack on this country. it was a literal attack on the seat of government. i've reported on the uprising. people raising read this on the appraising dot info. people police records show how many people had guns that. day a yet, on capitol hill, we see seen people like paul gosar down louis gohmert repeat these lies that this was an unarmed protest. they were quote unquote like tourists. it's wild to me how much the republican party has embraced this violent attack on the country. and also, how much the general public frankly, has done from. this fall what was the slogan for january six. this stunning attack that could've been so much deadlier, happen on the country. i were just not talking about it. and the plotters and people who are enabling them are just going about in the open. i tell you, i'm not going to let go of the story. >

i'm sorry, the maga. that is so corrosive in this, you know, political moment.esent as an intellectual and as a black person in america that we have taken the brunt of anti-intellectualism, we have borne the brunt of being disloyal to this nation, and we have stood by to see mediocre, [indiscernible] mouth, snowflake white men who are incapable of taking critiques, more willing to dole out instruments, repudiation's of the humanity of the other and yet they call us snowflakes and they are the biggest flakes of snow to hit the earth. >> greg: i get it, maga sounds kind of like maggot. [scattered laughter" that's comedy, professor. this guy who keeps calling himself an intellectual thinks that racist ad hominem attacks against white people constitute an actual argument. he hates whites more than my wife holding a pair of my boxers on laundry day. as the media mocks critics of the theory that even the media doesn't and stand, who is left to defend america? the parents. unlike the media, parents have something of value to lose, something called children. now, i'm no

a bipartisan senate report lays out stunning fail urz surrounding the january 6th maga terror attack on the capitol, but in order to get senate republicans on board the report leaves out the president's role in inciting the event and trump is not the only thing that's missing. >>> roadblocks. critical talks happening again today as president biden trois to cut a deal on infrastructure. could his whole agenda vanish into the abyss of the 50-50 senate? plus, crumbling schools built back when abraham lincoln was a congressman. embarrassing details behind some of this nation's infrastructure needs. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we start today with the politics lead and a harsh reality check for a party that thought controlling the white house and senate and house of representatives might actually translate to power. today nearly every single democratic priority seems stalled on capitol hill. on infrastructure president biden just wrapped up a call with the lead republican negotiator, but were both sides hundreds of billions apart, the white house is already starting to look

say it louder for the maga people in the back. there is no fraud. that's not stopping republicans from rewriting the rules. the question is what can democrats do about it? in the courts a slew of voting rights groups with help from an election superlaunched an all-out legal war. in the streets civil rights groups like the poor peoples campaign are hosting events. today they held a moral march on west virginia senator joe manchin and on senator minority leader mitch mcconnell calling on them to kill the filibuster and pass the for the people act. dr. william barber and reverend jesse jackson were under field arrest for, quote, illegal demonstration activity after leading nearly a dozen buses of activists from ohio, pennsylvania and new york. down south black voters matter launched their freedom rights for voting rights this week. today they were in north carolina and south carolina engaging and more importantly mobilizing voters. fair fight action launched their hot call summer campaign to help educate and mobilize young voters of color and young pro

they took turns taking on the maga culture wars at a faith and freedom event, including supergenius inruz. >> you know, i had just this week on capitol hill, i had a reporter run up to me, thought he had a gotcha. what's critical race theory. apparently, he thought i would turn to him and say, gause, i have no idea. i think it's really bad because i don't know what it is, because conservatives are morons and we don't know what it's about. karl marx views the entire world as a conflict between the working man and the proletariat. critical race theory takes the same marxist concept except it replaces class with race. and let me tell you right now, critical race theory is bigoted. it is a lie, and it is every bit as racist as the klansmen in white sheets. >> no, no, no, ted. that's not what critical race theory is. you know when you feel embarrassed for someone when they don't have the good sense to feel embarrassed for themselves? the most infamous and orangest party wasn't there, but parties continue to bend the knee, as nbc's first read noted, call it maga bingo. when a party no longer

this stemming from a phone call that a witness had with the maga favorite and republican congressman matt gaetz's ex-girlfriend who patched gaetz into the call. this is a story broken by "politico." it has been confirmed by nbc news. we can see how the investigation is moving with this key witness spilling everything to the feds, including what, by definition, sounds like things that some people might not want to get out. meanwhile, gaetz's guilty and convicted association cooperating, talking to the feds under a legal obligation to share anything and everything, whether he wants to or not, whether he thinks it is relevant or not saying, quote, congressman gaetz pursues justice. he does not obstruct it. let me be clear. that is a specific new charge that tells you on the one hand that this is a big and significant thing they want to address. as with all of these cases, we want to report everything for you. the feds don't just look at a felony out of the blue. they have some sort of reason. but the subjects of these probes, the people caught up in them have their right to make a denia

we are talking about those who want to democracy versus some sort of maga faction.ple off the rolls all across the country. the for the people act addresses these types of mass challenges. and so when you look at bill after bill after bill in states and then the intention of these bills to disrupt elections and disenfranchise voters and then question the results after, the for the people act doesn't fix all of this but it goes a long way towards protecting the freedom of all americans to vote. so it is absolutely crucial. and to what the congressman said, we have two weeks until leader schumer said it is coming to the floor. that's why we have launched a huge effort. i am hoping i will get to talk about to encourage folks to call all of their senators because we have two weeks and a lot could happen in two weeks here. we didn't fight so hard in georgia with raphael warnock and johns on off and stacey abrams and every single activist here, we did that fight so hard and deal with the threats, the meanness, the voter suppression, giving up our holidays, working around

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>> it says maga in the title and he's speaking at it.uppressed. >> unproven election fraud claims have caused real problems in our country. just last week, we learned election officials were receiving death threats from angry trump voters. have you learned about the death threats to the sos from georgia. the conversations that are happening, the elongation of this process, they're being threatened. >> are you talking about brad raff stenberger. they were in on this. they're as compromised as they come. >> why are these republicans compromised? >> i don't know, ask them. >> i'm asked you, because apparently you-- >> you need to understand. that's a deviation, why wouldn't you guys-- >> you either want to be the guy everybody comes to or the nothe guy everybody comes to. you have answers for being the guy cyber-punks to come to but no other answers. if august doesn't happen, what will happen? >> they're doing audits in every state. everywhere they've done an audit, like in new hampshire, every place we've done audits, the machines, it's th

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what it would not help is maga republicans. that's where the country and d.c.much divided. should we take the steps necessary to keep another trump from rising. all the things brought trump to power is still very much in place and in some cases they are stronger than ever. >> yes, at times low-key depressing. >> thank you for coming back, sir. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> we have a lot more in the hour including former president obama taking on the maga riders. jennifer weisselberg is here tonight. but, first a special guest on where the trump's org. is headed. that's next. org. is headed that's next. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred as have certain cancers,

maga so i won't discount his transitory intranet -- tantrum if you heard on air this morning, echoing some things from morgan stanley at least three and half weeks ago >> i like what dan said, what do you think the feds are do, move early, of course not isn't that the consensus you should be afraid of? brian kelly, is that the consensus thought that you are worried about at this point, that, yes, nobody thinks that the fed is going to do anything early >> what i'm worried about is when the fed does do something that you actually don't have the demand that you think you have they don't have the control over the inflation that we're concerned about. that's the part i'm worried about. to dan's point if we just look at the market today you have this fight between whether or not inflation is transitory, temporary or permanent i tend to believe on what i'm looking at on the more permanent side, if so, then you should see rates go up as people expect pricing inflation expectations is not going to be good for the high-valuation stocks which i think tech is lagging at this point in time. so i

the ex-president's favorite rapper famously said i love you like kanye loves kanye and from one magato another maga narcissist, they say wiseleberg loves trump like trump loves trump. >> allen weisselberg is defined by what donald thinks about him. >> wiseleberg is -- >> alan would not take an hour or day off if donald was in the office. >> that doesn't breathe without trump's permission or knowledge. >> his office is right next door. he discusses everything with him. >> wiseleberg works directly with all the family. there he is, right behind donald and the kids who credit him publicly as fiercely loyal and from growing up in brooklyn to studying accounting, driving a cab, wiseleberg's big break first came in 1973 with the trump family. when donald trump's father fred, a real estate developer, hired him after he applied for a job listed in a new hampshire ad. donald trump would put the former cab driver in charge of the big money decisions following a pattern where trump has promoted people far beyond the kind of job they might otherwise get in the open fair market which makes them e

this maga faction wants to be able to throw people off the rails, all across the country.llenges. when you look at bill after bill after bill in the states and the intention of these bills to disrupt elections, disenfranchise voters, and question the results after, the for the people act doesn't fix all of this, but goes a long way for protecting the freedom of all americans to vote. it's absolutely crucial, and what the congressman said, we have two weeks until leader schumer has people coming to the floor. that's why we've launched a huge effort to talk about encouraging folks to call their senators. we have two weeks, a lot can happen in two weeks. we didn't fight so hard in georgia and every activist here. we do not fight so hard and deal with the threats, the meanness, the ugliness of voter suppression, giving up our holidays, working around the clock, we did not give that up for america with the expectations our senate was going to deliver for voters, and we are going to push, and we are going to make millions of calls this june, and we are going around the country f

what do you make of putin weighing in on the maga insurrection on the side of the insurrectionists? doesn't seem surprising, but what do you make of him going out of his way to do that? >> well, i don't think there's anything surprising in that at all. there's been a putin that's always been something of a troll that likes to insert himself in american politics. let's not forget if you look at the russian disinformation campaigns and interventions in our politics, it's often to fuel the kind of conspiracy theories that led to that insurrection. they've been a party to this kind of information ecosystem that has propulgated conspiracy theory. on the other hand of the equation, joe biden very deliberately wanting to moot with our allies before he sits down with vladimir putin. just as he's working to fortify american democracy where there's a lot more work to do, there's work to be done to try to unify our g7 partners, part of the core of that democratic world that has been the subject of vladimir putin's efforts to sew division within our democracies and between us. his hope and obje

this strikes me that this is exactly what the maga crowd always said they wanted, no outsourcing, no college degree needed. that's -- those are the kinds of things that they were clamoring for, and yet the tv station that they watch, fox, was not carrying this. they will not be able to get information about the president's plan. >> well, and if they do it will be probably not straight-up facts. it will be, you know, different. but, you know, it is interesting. you mentioned that this is what, you know, the maga crowd wanted in listening to some of the former president's arguments way back when. it is also what progressives want. i mean it is one of those situations where if you look at the political spectrum it kind of meets in the middle. the way one progressive described it to me recently, that maybe we are looking at it wrong when we look at it this way. we need to look at it this way, meaning the wealthy and the people who are working class are just trying to make ends meet. that is clearly what president biden ran on when he talked about building back better and blue collar joe

you're trying to negotiate with people who are still beholden to their maga leader, the maga king, and going to negotiate in good faith. they would rather win favor with donald trump than protect the american people. it's a disappointing deal to be honest. but i get their effort in trying to tell a good story. look, before twitter goes crazy and says, look, we could have had trump in office. but i can't be satisfied with crumbs when i see people eating a full, extravagant meal across the table from me. >> this is my challenge, jonathan. you've been a d.c. guy and you get it. the challenge i have is that this sent me back to sort of the pre-1960 senate even though there were some women there. of course you can make deals when you all have the same basic interests. and nobody there is threatened by the loss of their voting rights. so of course they can get together and they can look past the fact that those very same republicans don't want any of the three of us to have equal access to the ballot. they can get over that and do a deal with them. i have trouble doing almost any deal with r

maga cheerleaders taking turns questioning fbi director chris wray today in a house judiciary committee hears and while democrats pressed wray on the january 6th insurrection, a blatant attempt at destroying our democracy, the top rb, jim jordan used his time to whine about cancel culture and disgrace the ex-president's disgraced tv lawyer rudy guiliani while matt gaetz, remains on the judiciary committee, despite being investigated for alleged sex trafficking of a teenager by the fbi ho should probably be answering questions what role he played in whipping up the insurrection. instead got to question the fbi director, too. of course, it's hardly surprising that the republicans on the committee would avoid questions about the insurrection, given that another member, arizona republican andy biggs was named by the organizer of the rally that preceded the siege. alexander, one of the people who helped plan it. remains on the run gommar. >> january 5th talking to capitol police officers and said, you know, let's face it. most of the conservatives that come, they don't have any intention of

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the maga true believers showed they think so on january 6th. and with disgraced michael flynn, an ex-general calling for a coup before he said that he didn't, you have every right to be alarmed. as representative jason crow and chrissie hoolihan write, let's be clear. this attack on democracy is as intentional as it is insidious. michael flynn's comments about a myanmar-style coup are shocking only to those who haven't been paying attention. with me now is congressman jason crow of colorado. congressman, you know, adam serwer has this brilliant piece that i recommend everyone read but makes the point i think has been lost in the outrage and fear that we're feeling over what happened on january 6th. that the actual norm core republican reaction to elections is always that they are illegitimate because republican voters are real americans and democratic voters who are black and brown and younger and unmarried women are basically just a bunch of fraudsters. so i wonder how we push back against what's really a dangerous movement when regular republ

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what hurts me about the maga su pporters, the republican party represents the church. they have allowed donald trump to corrupt them which corrupts the church. host: thank you for the call. guest: there is a lot there. i am 75. i have a last act somewhere in the end i am devoting myself as a professor. talking about changes and ironies in history, we are at a horrible war with vietnam and now i am a professor over there. i like doing that. i like teaching about american culture and politics to people who are going to be our allies against china. one of the strange redefining of the sides. like choosing sides in sandlot, different team every once in a while. we are on the same team as vietnam. i am a writer and director of washington monthly. i write books. i hear and appreciate that. i am a conservative compared to other anchors on msnbc. i am a progressive on a number of issues like war and voting rights, not so much others. i see the other side on other issues. we might be getting somewhere with the middle-of-the-road on voting rights to budding on how far manchin co

this one's an award winning hero . maga has detected over 100 land mines and bombs. now he's retreated to a road into retirement. home. life is not much difference. leaving the operation area. so the only difference is that a lot even off the job might go. i still keeps busy using his nose and infringe open kenneth stuff. i was that paper i saw off a fight back by germany's alexander farrah to reach his 1st ever made your final greek player. you can see him here at the bottom of your screen. he won the 1st queue, but spare, i've proved a more stubborn opponent. after that, saving for match points couldn't manage a fit so steep as wrapped up the 5 victory with an 8th rough eye on the dog or no backstroke events in the final and just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story. world leaders have kicked off the g 7 summit in cornwall, england's fighting the pandemic and climate change are expected to be the main topic of the 3 day meeting. g 7 has already pledged to provide 1000000000, joseph cobra, 1900 vaccines to poor countries. the move aims to address crit

and all of this, they claim they're accepting, you know, the former maga president with his one, two,court. they were all about turning the court into conservatives and that brings us to the next subject. there were two big rulings in the supreme court this week while the nation's highest court upheld obamacare for the third time, give it a rest, already. the court ruled unanimously that it was legal, legal for a catholic charity in philadelphia to refuse to work with same-sex foster parents. elie, i'll come back to you as our resident lawyer here. one, should the catholic charity church be involved in anything about the well-being of kids and two, i can't believe this is something that we're still debating. it feels very outdated to say that same-sex parents cannot raise children in a loving, safe environment. >> people have to understand is that the conservatives at the legal level have changed their tactics to attack gay rights over the past 20 years. they're no longer making a frontal attack on gay rights, what they're saying is they're making a defense of christians to be bigoted

i agree with brother tim in speaking about the maggots -- i'm sorry, the maga. black person, as a black intellectual, as a black person with a ph.d. from princeton university who's taught at several ivy league schools, isn't it interesting before black and brown and minoritized and racialized and women could get in, those were the gold standards, harvard, princeton, vanderbilt, university of north carolina, on and on. when we get in, all of a sudden it becomes a benchmark of your being a sellout. so you tell us we're too dumb to get in. then when we get in, you tell us we're too much of an egghead to identify with the common people. i'm confused. which one is it? when they talked about intellectualism in america, he was talking about the fact that they chose eisenhower over, you know, a more well-heeled and thoughtful democrat who was thinking seriously about this nation and yet they called him an egghead. a pointed head intellectual. now, i'm critical of certain distancing rhetorics that intellectuals can carry out. i'm certainly critical of the obscurist langu

this one's an award winning hero. maga has detected over 100 land mines and bombs. now he's retreated to a road into retirement. home. life is not much difference from the living area. so the only difference is that a lot even off the job might go. i still keeps busy using his nose. i say that right deserve that trait for a job. very well done, but before we go, let's get a quick reminder of our top story. world leaders have kicked off the g 7 summit in cornwall, england's finding the pandemic and climate change are the main topic of the 3 day meeting. the g 7 has already pledged to provide 1000000000 joseph cove in 1900 vaccines to poor countries. the move aim to address criticisms that wealthy nations have secured the vast majority of doses for their own population. the for watching and d. w. news live a from berlin, coming up after a short break. i will take you through the day and for that. and i'll also be back with more headlines at the top of the hour. if that's not enough, you can also check out our website, p w dot com, or our social media. and clare richar

this young woman became a crowd favorite this week. 17 year old maga dna is a junior in high school. she finished the tournament three over par after shooting a 67 in the first round in a the low amateur, she'll be headed to stanford after you finished his high school in another year, regulation ended in a tie, but between nasa how to okha and mucus. aso started as a two hole aggregate playoff on the second playoff hole. that's number 18 that was saw so saving par with the but to extend the playoff sudden death after that, and the tournament was decided on the next hole. that was the part for ninth sausage for birdie and the tournament saw so a 19 year old from the philippines becomes the first person from her country to win a major and matches envy park to the day as the youngest player to win. and open johnny cueto on the mound for the giants today, as they were trying to finish off a four game sweep of the cubs. john's took a 31 lead after three but the cubs tied in the fourth. then here in the fifth, take the lead javi by his ground ball with the bases loaded turns into our run w

you come out and say a few where a maga have on campus what happens?n't know what happens but i will say i love unc and i am so grateful for my education there and that is why i wrote what i wrote. when you love something you wanted to get better. we are going to -- laura: we are going to get you a better internet connection as well because it is like snowing there. don't know what is going on but this is live tv, thank you for speaking out and what happened with the frequent guest of the show, chris rufo went on joy read's show last night, the last bite explains. lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international f

this is going out to the american people and specific groups and in this case they're going after magaarch. people say legitimate questions. we have to find out. when you see these types of things on facebook and you do these searches, this should scare the hell out of people. i think it will be used for 2022 and for fund-raising. >> and it's not just the fbi. it actually goes beyond the fbi? >> it does. that's why i was sort of shocked this morning. i thought, i'll do some searches on social media. fbi is in cahoots with dhs. this is going to be an entire law enforcement false flag. you saw in the beginning where they were talking about the questions in the march hearing. we knew three to four days after afterward there were seven or eight white nationalist groups. this was far right activists like the proud boys and oath keepers and qanon believers. that's who sieged the capitol. >> what do fox entertainers, some members of congress, what do they get out of spreading this crap? >> you win your primary. when you look at fund-raising and poll raising, you look across the speck truck, y

more recently maga and qanon have gravitated towards in as a platform and moving towards it as they move away from facebook and other fplatforms like twitter. >> telegram is built around trying to resist monitoring and censorships. >> reporter: there are groups of tens of thousands of members dedicated to the conspiracy theory. three congressional sources tell cnn -- >> a lot of the success of the country is really going to have to do with immediacy. by the time we get to 2022, they'll have everything done the way they put things in congress. mcconnell can't stop anybody. if something does not happen fast, this is before '22. >> reporter: the reaction on telegram. he does not have to wait until 2024, people. he's coming back this year, everything is going to be reversed. it is a great day when we see everything of the plans coming together. he just told us it won't belong. last week when trump's adviser, michael flynn, appeared to suggest there should be a coup in the u.s. flynn later denied he suggested a coup. >> it is concerning for people who track isis to watch the growth and excite

forget murder and mayhem, somebody may be wearing a maga hat.t is happening now, except in this case the media is aching o citizens to hunt down other citizens. do you find this weird? if you don't, you might be omar bradley thought though totalitarian thinking we come from the government, but it's coming from corporations like google and the people who live across the street with the bide harris bumper stickers for a tech giants are the police coming in neighbors are the police, and the only people tha can't be the police according t the media are the police. let's welcome tonight's guest, she is the best thing in the afternoons and stay drinking, "america reports" coanchor sandra smith. when he goes hunting for deer turned themselves in, retired u.s. marine corps and fox news contributor jones. you have seen him working the road, comedian joe mackie. she is lucky her husband is a good catch because she's always falling down the stairs, fox news contributor kat sims. >> sandra, any regrets yet? >> it is cold in here. can we first turned the tem

. >> speaking about the, i'm sorry, the maga.stood by to see snowflake white men who were incapable of taking critiques, who are willing to -- yet they call it snowflakes and they are the biggest flakes of snow to hit the earth? they are incapable of criticism, they are incapable of tolerating different spread they are scared of all, oh, my god, critical race there is going to kill your mother. they don't understand theory. >> tucker: white man, they are the problem. you hear that so often, that you don't pause to consider what a change this is. he used to be only a few years ago that the one thing you couldn't do in america was attacked people in public on the basis of their race. i don't like that group because of their skin color, let's hurt them. you couldn't say that, it's the one unacceptable thing and for very good reason you cannot maintain a multiracial democracy and less people of every color have exactly the same rights and responsibilities under the wall and are considered the precisely same moral value under god. you

it's maga bingo. they are trying to distinguish themselves. allie is there for us live in orlando.goes through donald trump country. >> at this conservative gathering and others that i have been to they have all focused not necessarily on a depth of policy, but on stoking culture wars, taking through those issues, that the president made the centerpiece of his last few months in office. things like that audit in arizona. i saw buttons that said "stop the steal." all of those are the hallmarks here. and while it does have the hallmarks of an evangelical conservative gathering, things like reproductive rights, but the through line for all of the speeches are the culture wars you mentioned there. the other piece of this, though, and i was talking about this with senator rick scott who is on stage behind me now, the road to the majority is the midterms. they are referendums on the person in office. that makes sense that we're hering a lot of talk about socialism and joe biden. at the same time, they said republicans need to make the case of what they're for. as i have spent time here,

the very crowd, the maga crowd that wants to hear about no more outsourcing.ee to have a well paying job and they are not getting that information. >> they are so much more pessimistic about the economy. they may not be hearing the same information. >> it's so frustrating. >>> now we want to bring in one of the lead democrats fighting for reconciliation bill to go along with that bipartisan infrastructure deal that president biden was talking about today. congresswoman, great to see you. we covered president biden's job plan today. he sounds very enthusiastic about it. is it accurate to say that you will not support it unless it's in tandem with that bigger reconciliation package of trillions more in other social programs? >> it's correct to say we will not support only the bipartisan package but we're looking forward to supporting both the bipartisan package and the reconciliation package together. we have been clear about that for weeks now. around full climate action. these are all cry priorities for us. we need to make sure the reconciliation package has 5

you'd need some sort of thoughtful response to that, instead of the nonsense that we're getting in magald. >> bob costas, i've been a student of yours, for many years. and it goes well beyond sports. i appreciate your perspective. and be well. we'll be right back. >> thanks very much, chris. it would be cool to ride a horse on the moon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't always set out to be a rock star. but when the spotlight finds you. you become one anyway. this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ you already pay for car insurance, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call to bundle today. >>> this is kind of a bolo but it's certainly something that you should keep an eye on. benjamin netanyahu. he may be on his last leg as israel

more recently, maga, qanon and others have gravitated toward this as a platform moving toward this as they move away from facebook and other major platforms like twitter. >> and there is very little rules telegram, right? >> telegram is built around trying to resist monitoring it and censorship. which means many groups gravitate toward it for those very reasons. >> there are groups on telegram with tens of thousands of members dedicated to the quoounl conspiracy theory and it is a source of concern among law enforcement to fear in the wake of january 6th, it could incite further violence. three congressional sources tell cnn. >> a lot of the success of the country is going to have to, is really going to have to do with immediacy. by the time we get to 2022, they're going to have everything done. the way they're putting things through congress. mcconnell can't stop anybody. he can't stop anybody. if something doesn't happen fast. the reaction on telegram. he doesn't have to wait until 2024. he's coming back this year. everything will be reversed. it's a great day when we start seeing e

debunked by the sea of maga hats and trump flagging photographed in the mob. and of course, this infamous declaration from one rioter. >> we were invited here! we were invited! hey, we were invited here! >> they swore an oath. >> meeting to you can -- >> they're meeting so you can -- >> we were invited by the president of the united states! >> the lies are so obvious that they're almost laughable. but bump describes them as the very underpinnings of a gop's opposition to a 9/11-style commission writing more than anything, a formal, bipartisan investigation of the capitol attack risks cementing as fact what we saw that day as how we understood it. and if that is cemented as fact it will be much harder to convince people that the reality was something different. the collapse of the gop's alternate reality on january 6 is where we start today. here at the table, my friend reverend al sharpton host of "politics nation." also with us, phillip bump issue national correspondent with "the washington post" and legal analyst andrew weissman. a former senior doj official

if you focus on the guy in the m maga hat you're less likely to attack joe biden for his nepotism. to save his son he will throw a nation under the bus. we're between a whacked out and that blacked out president. you see this was corporations, the new woke extremism keeps everybody busy. it less likely to point out tha corporations do business with that try 12 euros to workbenche when you're getting paid by the corporation to teach antiracism to the workforce. places like north face can continue to make stuff out of petroleum per the cia can operate undercover ops, but as long as you buy that flag, smok was likely made in china by the way, your good. corporate virtue signaling. will you look at the trailing. i wonder what the angry white male has to say? >> art is a mystery to me. i got to respect its power. when that guy jack asked rose t take her clothes off so he can skitter, she just does it. i saw that and i thought to myself i should have taken art instead of shop class. you know how many i have to mak to get a woman to take her clothes off? can get the answer is 37, by th wa

fake news media refused to talk about it because they will say and do everything to destroy our great magaovement, which is a movement based on strength and peace and law and order, and above all else, is a movement based on common sense. there has never been a movement like it. there has never been. over the years i have seen people that did fairly well in the primaries, 30 years ago -- we won the election twice, and it is possible we will have to win it a third time. it is possible. [applause] [chanting "u.s.a.!"] essington reporter said to me, not on our side, this is a very liberal person but sort of an honest person, he said to me, i have been covering elections for a long, long time, i have never seen anything like the election of 2020. you had 58 rallies. the average crowd had to be 25, 30,000 -- i mean, look at tonight. this isn't even election territory. you have to get mike and max in there. mike, don't forget, august 3. think of it. he said, i have never seen anything like it. one day notice and you would have 30,000, 40 thousand, 50,000. pennsylvania, 58,000 in a couple of days

and if the maga republicans get their way, we'll be coming to a swing state near you.ill barr is a bad figure in this administration. i mean his first act as attorney general was to mischaracterize the findings of the mueller report. he fully defended the clearing of the protesters in lafayette square, and he helped stoke these mail-in conspiracies last fall and even on the way out the door with his resignation letter, he promised donald trump that your election integrity concerns would be fully addressed. i mean he is a very bad actor, and i do hope -- you know, i understand that the doj under merrick garland is reluctant to get into politics. but there does need to be a house cleaning, and it can be done in a dignified way because what happened here was clearly, clearly not on the up and up. >> let me ask you this, amanda. the central -- what i really want to know is how much more can people take? how much more will they continue to support because the conversation that chris and i were having at the top of the 10:00 show. chris said they wanted a change agent. i dis

quote, mark sanford has been very unhelpful to me in my campaign to maga, to make america great again. he is mia. subtly referencing his previous scandal. he is mia and nothing but trouble. i endorse katie arrington. and in fact, katie arrington on the strength of that endorsement and her own criticism that mark sanford was not pro-trump enough to remain in congress, ousted a sitting member of the house of representatives. ousted mark san tord by beating him in the republican primary. the headlines were brutal. sanford loses in stunner. mac sanford survived the appalachian trail. couldn't survive trump. all of which trump was -- until the general election was held in november, and even though this was a seat in south carolina, trump's endorsed candidate lost. katie arrington had beaten mark sanford in the primary to become the republican nominee for the state, but then it was a democrat named joe cunningham who actually won in november. so mark sanford was ousted from congress, but the republicans lost the seat. and what came of katie arrington? interesting. the post and courier in so