because of pro putin maga extremists like marjorie taylor greene. it's time to support our allies in theaters of conflict like gaza, haiti, and the sudan. house democrats once again have cleared the way for legislation that is important to the american people to be processed and considered on the house floor for an up or down vote. from the very beginning of this congress we've made clear we will put people over politics. it's not a slogan, it's a way of life. and we have demonstrated it repeatedly. we'll continue to do just that because we believe in achieving real results for the american people. questions? reporter: can you talk to us a little bit about, a how your conversations with the speaker may have happened to get democrats to vote in a larger majority than republicans on this rule? and secondly, the idea because of that you could be losing that speaker from within his own conference? mr. jeffries: what's important at the moment is making sure we finish the job, which is to make sure we take up the national security bills tomorrow and that

the extreme maga republicans have been very clear. they do not believe in a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions. the only reason the former president is claiming to be for states' rights, is because he knows he's not for women's rights when it comes to reproductive freedom. and he recognizes that he's in a politically vulnerable position. but there is absolutely zero reason to believe that the extreme maga republicans, the first chance that they had with a congress controlled by right-wing conservatives, and god help us all, a republican president, would not impose a nationwide ban on abortion. it's what drives a significant number of the republicans who are part of their base. if roe v. wade can fall, after nearly 50 years, everything is on the table. and it's not just reproductive freedom. it's social security. it's medicare. and many of us believe it's democracy itself. reporter: do you think that expand your map? mr. jeffries: that's a question we have to address on the nongovernmental side. what is

we'll discuss maga diaries. my surreal inside the right and how i got out, which came in 2024 from one signal publishers. our final author, patrick ruffini, is a leading republic and pollster and expert on political and demography. he co-founded echelon inside sites, which is one of the highest ranks private, highest ranked private polling firms in the nation. ruffini has written for the new york times, the washington post, 538 the atlantic politico and time and has been on media outlets from npr to fox news and entertainment. patrick began his career working for george w bush's 2004 reelection campaign. patrick examines how the republic party has been transformed by the make america great movement. in the book we will discuss today the party of the people inside the multiracial populist coalition remaking the gop came out in 2023 from simon and schuster schuster. so let's start out by having frank, tina and patrick talk about their books and the ways they can help us understand our times and the upcoming electi

puck calls her their maga expert an insider. previously tina has served as a white house reporter for politico, a staff reporter for vanity fair. and before that, she was a journalist for a number of right wing publications like the daily caller, where she her start in journalism and in her earlier was mentored by tucker carlson. so it's it's okay. she's survived. wow. all right. she is a graduate of claremont college and her book, the maga diaries chronicles her personal experiences within the right wing movement and media media enterprises. we welcome tina is the author maga diaries. my surreal inside the right wing and how i got out out. is that except for getting out or right. we'll get to that. we'll get that. so our third panelist this morning is stephen vladeck who is the charles allen wright chair in federal courts at the university of texas law school, a nationally that i know. that's okay. okay. texas longhorn. well, this is going to take long time. so he's nationally recognized expert on federal courts, constitutional

because of pro putin maga extremists like marjorie taylor greene. leader jeffries: good afternoon. for months, the american people have had their national security interests placed on hold recklessly because of pro-putin maga extremists like marjorie taylor greene. it's long past time that we support our democratic allies in israel, ukraine and the indo-pacific and provide humanitarian assistance to civilians who are in harm's way in theaters of conflict like gaza, haiti and the sudan. house democrats have once again cleared the way for legislation that is important to the american people to be processed and considered on the house floor for an up or down vote. from the very beginning of this congress, we have made clear that we will put people over politics. it's not a slogan, it's a way of life. and we have demonstrated it repeatedly, and we will continue to do just that because we believe in achieving real results for the american people. questions? reporter: can you talk to us a little bit about, a how your conversations with the speaker may have happened to get democrats to vo

or maga-like.there's the senators like i don't want to name names because it will probably hurt them politically, but there's a bunch of senators that aren't in that camp that are still more thought. and, frankly, don't think that donald trump has been good for their party. they don't say it out loud, but they certainly say it privately, and so i think that's probably the schism you're saying, those who want to play in politics and throw a fit, and others who are trying to be pragmatic. if the votes aren't here, let's highlight a political issue and move on. >> i want to bring in "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker. i can't imagine democrats aren't watching this with at least some degree of appreciation for yet again another show of the divisions within the republican party as claire mccaskill puts it between the maga wing of the party, which exists very strongly in the house but also obviously in the senate, and other members. let me just say the person who is in the middl

and when you do that, we will teach donald trump and the extreme maga republicans lesson. don't mess with the women of america. [cheers and applause] folks, let's get this done. go to joebiden.com, sign up, get involved. i know you all in this room are involved. talk to your family and friends. organize your community. register voters, get them out to both the old-fashioned way. say, do you need a ride to the polls? let's remember who we are. we are the united states of america and there is nothing beyond our capacity if we work together. may god bless you all, may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. we're gonna get this done! love you. let's get it done. thank you, thank you, thank you. get it done. ♪

. >>> then, inside maga's plans for a second trump residency. a warning about the movement's new strategy to remake america as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. great to be back with you and we are now 190 days away from the election and week two of testimony in donald trump's new york terminal case begins tomorrow morning, which is just hours from now. when the trial resumes in the morning, we expect to hear more from michael collins former banker . then when trump gets a day off from court on wednesday, he is headed to the key swing states of michigan and wisconsin for campaign events before returning to new york city for two more days of court. president biden is also hitting the campaign trail after he rested from pat the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend. he is set to hold an event in delaware tomorrow. according to three people familiar, president biden has started to feel more and more confident in the last few weeks that he'll beat trump come november. let's

the maga method is clear. first it whips up its people into a religious frenzy. it lies to convince them that the democrats are an existential threat to the country and the church. it tells worried christians that the fate of the nation is at stake. then as it builds up the nature from the democrats it constructs an idol of trump, declaring his divine purpose and spreading his prophecies on his coming return. let me play trump supporters in iowa who are victims of that idolatry. here they are saying trump is the savior. >> i say when jesus died, he died for us. so he did it for us. so when trump is facing all these things he's doing it for us. in our place. when they are indicting him, we are being indicted. when they talk negative about him, they're talking negative about us. >> i'm being indicted for you. my first thought went to, well, jesus christ died for my sins. jesus died for me. and so it connects in my brain that way, like okay, he's doing this for us as a country, to make the changes we need to make, and he's the target. where we don't have to be. >> j

is anyone screaming maga? is anyone wearing a maga hat?k city? haven't seen a maga a new york city. they want to blame donald trump. they want to blame donald trump for men punching women but it is about women kicking women, women punching women, people stealing from a woman at a catholic church, and the irony is that the people who are pushing -- who are writing this stuff, are the people who are pushing the agenda itself. and so what i say to myself is where other people on the disinformation board? >> dana: whatever happened to them? >> judge jeanine: this is the same group that wants to make sure we don't say anything that is disinformation but even there premise doesn't connect with the facts. >> dana: jessica, punching -- >> dana: aoc's district, she said nothing. jesse, it's like -- trump's fault and you have your attack. >> jesse: i would make so much money as a liberal. here is how i would do it. in the media industry if you write about transgender or if you blame trump for a problem, promotion, promotion, promotion. also, to greg

right on cue the maga republicans in congress released their budget. which hasn't gotten nearly enough attention. the budget they proposed for next year. would raise the retirement age of social security, would slash medicare. think about that for a second. maga republicans want billionaires to pay less in taxes, want seniors to work longer before they can retire on social security benefits. and they wan to cut medicare. i got a better idea. let's protect social security and medicare and make the very wealthy begin to pay their fair share. [cheers and applause] by the way. whether you're liberal, conservative, republican, democrat, whatever you are, think about it. we're not asking much. just asking for just basic fairness. you know, i've already been delivering real results in a fiscally responsible way. but i know not everyone is feeling it. just the other day, a defeated looking guy came up to me and asked if i could help. he was drowning in debt. i said i'm sorry, donald, but i can't help you. [laughter] [cheers and applause] look. on a serious not

rove calls maga thugs, not hostages.nd try to get sourcing and information from a lot of people, especially those who served in government when we do interviews. this one was pretty striking. i'm going to share mr. rove's new remarks at some length for you here, airing on "the beat" for the first time. >> if they were smart, they'd take the january 6th and go hard at it, and they would say he wants to pardon these people who attacked our capitol. i worked in that building as a young man. to me the congress of the united states is one of the great examples of the strength of our democracy and a jewel of the constitution. what those people did when they violently attacked the capitol, in order to stop a constitutionally mandated meeting of the congress to accept the results of the electoral college is a stain on our history, and ever reone of those sons of [ bleep ] that n did that, we ought to find them, try them and send them to jail. one of the critical mistakes made in this campaign is that donald trump has now said i'

more and more people are leaving the maga cult. >> the maga programming begins today night. elephants on the moon. >> plus is joe biden steering this country in the right direction? >> joe biden is driving us offt a clifin?f. in 1992, james carville hung a sign in bill clinton's campaign headquarters spellingn out three messages. >> one change versus more of the same. two, it's the economy, stupiit' >> and three, don't forget health care. and carville had a favorite. stay focused. talk about things that matter to people. >> you know, it's the economy, stupid. >> the clinton campaign was going up against bush 41 and1 and incumbent with a 90% approval a rating who'd just won desert storm. carvillercen understood to win, democrats had to stay on message. >> that was easy for a robott le like al gore. >> unemployment is up. barsonal income is down. >> bankruptcies are up. real wages are down. the budget deficit is up. housing starts are down. fear is off. isw is down? everything that should be down is up. everything that should be up is down. they've got it upside down. >> and w

look, folks, my predecessor and his maga allies have a very different view. he promised infrastructure week every week for four years and never built a damn thing. in fact, he's now saying republicans -- this is not your father's republican party, this is a different breed of cat, these maga republicans. now they want to repeal the common law. we've got all those new jobs that were created here in america. my predecessor rolled back protection for american workers and proposed increase in federal minimum wage and was very proud of his $2 trillion tax cut when he was president that overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy and created the biggest corporation and exploded, exploded the federal deficit. i cut the federal deficit. he exploded it. by the way, there's no exaggeration here, it's going to expired. and if i'm re-elected it's going to stay expired. look, let me close with this. there are two different ways of looking at our economy. some folks learned very different lessons than you and i did. they learned and my opponent learned the best way to get rich is

and check out his work at elijah maga, dot com. thank you so much, elijah, this is my 3rd at any time. all right, that is going to do it for today's episode or modus operandi the show that takes deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your house, manila chan. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o the, what is part of the, the employee would post that isn't the deepest you of us and bidding the word part, is it something deep but more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases desktop part of the or hello and welcome to cross the full doors. here we discussed some real in the are top stories on our tea ukrainian troops to continue their retreats, while washington's fresh aid package. the cab is far from the reality of what the billions of dollars are intended for the law says it has no major issues after considering israel's most recent proposal for a long awaited piece bill and hostage release agreements and gaza. as the groups delegation arrived in egypt also

and check out his work at elijah maga, dot com. thank you so much, elijah, it is mike big at any time. all right, that is going to do it for today's episode. or modus operandi the show that they've deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chance. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m o the the i'm action or can see welcome back to going undergrad, broadcasting all around the world from you a. i had them in november's election so called mainstream corporate propaganda me during the united states will center analysis on personality and identity instead of clause. it wasn't always so once it was the working classes and organized labor that terrified us. it leads and threatened that controlled. but as new liberal inequality is risen over the decades, the worker is back last year as well. over half a 1000000 work is across industries, from automotive to aviation, to entertainment, using the picket lines in nearly 400 strikes in the us.

joining us to explain is elijah maga. he is a veteran war correspondent and political analysts. now, based in brussels, you can see more of his work at e. j magnate dot com and follow him on twitter at e j mall ry. that's m a l r a. i thank you so much for being with us, elijah. thank you so much for having me. so the e u presidency is currently held by belgium, where you live. recently, there was a massive demonstration by farmers and their supporters, which saw roughly a 1000 tractors, blocking that whole area around the european council building. they sprayed police with liquid min, newer they unleashed bales of hay all over the street. i mean, the, the scene was really chaotic. can you tell us what that was all about? any yes. so the 27 european nation has agree on a specific green, the environment policy that was not compatible with the demand of the fall. so although they have weaken some of these re policy as to fit with the farming emission of its 2040 climate road, the u. m is still struggling with meeting the family's health way. so what it's all about is the fall is o

>>> plus, maga mike johnson heads to mar-a-lago to share conspiracy theories with trump about america's election integrity, as the rnc now officially perpetrates or officially perwech waits the big lie about the 2020 election. >> but we begin tonight with the end of a chapter in american history that foreshadowed and in some ways launched an era. >> nobody has more of what it takes to get you to a car faster. >> that is how i experienced orenthal james, o.j. simpson, as an elementary school kid in the late 1970s, as the famous guy running through the airport to the hertz counter. simpson who died today at the age of 76 from cancer was one of the most famous black americans in history, and depending on your age, there's a lot of different ways you might remember him. there's o.j. the superstar running back at the university of southern california who won the heisman trophy in 1968. or o.j. simpson the nfl star who played for 11 seasons and is in the pro football hall of fame. maybe it's from his time in the booth as a sports broadcaster for abc and nbc. or the o.j. from the movies, his m

>> well, traditionally we've said that maga republicans have to solve the problems that maga republicans but if he does the right thing in getting aid to ukraine, i think he's going to find a lot of sympathetic democrats out there. >> congressman jamie raskin, always a pleasure. thank you very much. >>> up next on "the reidout" -- one individual or individual ones crash course in the criminal justice system. no donald, you cannot reject every juror you don't like. yes, the court is moving full steam ahead with opening statements, potentially starting as soon as monday. "the reidout" continues after this. he reidout" continues afte this let's get the rest of these plants in. organic soil from miracle-gro has grown me the best garden i have ever had. good soil, and you get good results. this soil will blow you away. it's the martha stewart of soil. are you still struggling with your bra? it's time for you to try knix. makers of the world's comfiest wireless bras. for revolutionary support without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com my name is o

can either confront russian aggression in defense of democracy or we can allow the pro-putin extreme maga republicans to appease him. as events have shown in modern world history, appeasement of aggression gets you nowhere. when this was tried at the beginning of the events that reciprocated world war ii, it led to nothing but more than 100 million people losing their lives, or being seriously injured, as a result of the events of the second world war. we cannot repeat that mistake. we have to make sure we stand with our democratic allies in ukraine, israel, the indo-pacific and serve humanitarian assistance to palestinian civilians who are in harm's way through no fault of their own and civilians in war zones all across the world. that is our intention to get that done over the next few days. i yield to democratic whip katherine clark. >> thank you mr. leader and for putting this moment in the historical contest that it deserves. we are in a make or break moment for ukraine, but also for the standing of the united states. are we an ally that will come to defense of another sovereign demo

right on cue the maga republicans in congress released their budget. which hasn't gotten nearly enough attention. the budget they proposed for next year. would raise the retirement age of social security, would slash medicare. think about that for a second. maga republicans want billionaires to pay less in taxes, want seniors to work longer before they can retire on social security benefits. and they wan to cut medicare. i got a better idea. let's protect social security and medicare and make the very wealthy begin to pay their fair share. [cheers and applause] by the way. whether you're liberal, conservative, republican, democrat, whatever you are, think about it. we're not asking much. just asking for just basic fairness. you know, i've already been delivering real results in a fiscally responsible way. but i know not everyone is feeling it. just the other day, a defeated looking guy came up to me and asked if i could help. he was drowning in debt. i said i'm sorry, donald, but i can't help you. [laughter] [cheers and applause] look. on a serious not

maga has already tampered with this tree.ere but it would've been a good juror and took everything set three sleep. if they are doing this in front of us, what is maga doing behind the scene to temper the jury and witness? they will do it for money to witness intimidation, just like john gotti did. same things. >> renato, let us talk about this upcoming gag order. prosecutors urging the judge in the case, judge merchan, to hold trump in contempt every violet summer times. the judge said he would wait until after today's hearing. what do you make of the move? >> it is part two hangover trump's head pretty wants to wait and see how trump behaves. he is this sword that is hanging over trump's head it is giving the judge more leverage, more ways to try to inspire trump to potentially follow the rules in the courtroom. the statutory capital for a fine is $1000. he good go to contempt of court. this did not occur within the four walls of his courtroom. might be a little bit outside his authority. he wants to hold trump accountable

they're doing fan service, and within this maga group, within the radical segment, of the maga part ofu have people that are happy with january 6th, and thought that it was a good thing, that they were great patriots and doing what was necessary, and then there's another group that looks at it, and they're still a little squeamish about the storming of the capital. they thought the election was stolen, they're just a little squeamish. so this excuse that it wasn't your colleague's fault, it wasn't your fellow patriots faults, it was the fbi's faults, is a comforting landing space for those people. that can broaden the radical part of the maga wing of the party, and that's why they continue to do it, even though there have been real consequences, this case the most prominent of them. >> how do you make sense of this entrapment argument that the fbi tricked them into attacking the? by their logic, shouldn't they blame trump to encourage them to walk to the? he's actually on tape saying walk to the capital but somehow they still want to believe that there was an fbi agent who provoked the

maga, it’s me, everything is fine, we worked as our guy asked.doing, you just came to your senses today, just from intensive care, i want it myself. i, how will i feed my family, or maybe take up knitting, but you can earn money not only by boxing, i box. natasha, my place is in the ring, and i will return to it, the doctor told you it’s impossible, but i’ll take a risk, what will happen, and i’ll tell you what will happen, your child will be left without a father, what? “i’m pregnant, well, alexander petrovich, while we ’re saying goodbye, we’ll check your alebi, all the testimony you gave, well, check this work of yours, i’m repeating the mistake, i didn’t sell my share to tengiz, we didn’t have any serious conflicts with him, only . workers disagreement? we’ll check, we’ll definitely check, when we can find out the circumstances of the case, after all, he was a company, this is not provided for by law, unless, of course, you won’t be accused in the case, then i ’ll prefer to remain in the dark, goodbye. kolya, great, brother. listen, i need to

but more and more people are leaving the maga cult.t's important that people not just yell at people who are still trapped in this delusion or block their family and friends who they have loved. but open doors and just say, no matter what, i love you. you're my aunt, my uncle, my sister, my brother. and ask questions in a respectful, curious way that gets them to start realizing they have been conned and that their minds have been hijacked. >> right, and i think that people don't want to believe they have been -- look, my mother came from guyana. she used to have to correct people that jonestown was made up by americans in a cult. it was not a real city in guyana. whether it's jim jones or david koresh or charles manson, intelligent people joined them believing they were going to be led to jesus or to christ, only for these men to say, oh, no, by the way, i am the lord and savior. trump has reached that point where he's done that pivot from saying that he's leading a movement of believers to saying that the belief should be in him, he'

trump says his maga friends want to, quote, terminate, i love his terminology, terminate the affordable care act. that would mean over 100 million americans with pre-existing conditions who now have health care because of the affordable care act would lose their coverage. 100 million. it means millions of young people would be kicked off their parent's health care policy once

is anyone screaming maga or wearing a maga hat or saying we are maga, new york city.ldut trump, they want to blame donald trump for men punching women bue the article is about womeno ca kicking women, women punching women, someone stealing from ath woman at a catholic church.i the irondoy is that the people o were writing this stuff are thea people who were pushing thee sc agenda itself. and so what arini say to myselfs where are the people on the d disinformation boardon? this is the same group who wants to make sure we don't sayme anything that's disinformationn but even there premise doesn't connect with the facts. >> jessica, do you denounced tha writer? >> i don't know her as intimately as greg does, or work, not her personally, but this seems pretty interesting. there's plenty that you canis blame donald trump on. whatever side of the aisle you are on, you have plenty of legitimate fodder to go after the other candidate without doing this and it did remind me during the summer of 2020, remember a lot of asian peoplese were being targeted and abused and no one ta