marge marge came to washington calling for executions and a few weeks later she's already settling forngress will turn anyone into moortd. you know what? i have a conspiracy theory of my own. i think marjorie taylor greene is secretly a democrat. yeah, no, think about it -- she's making republicans look unhinged, she's from georgia, which we all know is a blue state, and she's a member of congress, which she herself believes is a satanic, demonic cult. now, if i'm correct, and marjorie taylor greene is a democrat, well that's great news for everyone, because that would be the only way that republicans would actually want to hold her accountable for anything she's done. all right, when we come back, playwright jeremy o. harris will talk to us about his groundbreaking play "slave play." you don't want to miss it. ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in finally moved in. it's a great old house. good bones, wraparound porch. the pipes are... making strange noises. ♪bagpipes♪ ♪bagpipes♪ ♪bagpipes♪ even the plumbers couldn't help us. nope. at least gei

how we're going to take you to speak at one of these events to run on these events to be a father marge's and just showing them that they are capable of. starting their own movement. how. come. they investigation. their patients are taken saying. they're definitely connected it's the size of the same coin i think in order for you to see real change there it takes building their relationship there are different levels of relationship that they have to occur where you're trying to make make real change so it's one thing for us. to be on the ground be grassroots be on the field but there's no mandate that's helping us to do those things so i think having the right people who have those connections you need that you need that's also getting the folks who actually in the end of the field who are living this on every day this is trying to make a difference and the folks who are able to reach those in the power that have the power to write laws to give resources to send funds to these committees that. good afternoon everybody so before we get started on the run though to see how the young people

. >> i can do that for marge. thank you. >> okay. thank you commissioner tuk. so we look forward to seeing that letter from you in march then. okay. next item, madam secretary. unless there are anymore inquiries to staff. >> i do. >> yes. please go ahead, commissioner jacobo? >> did somebody else jump in? >> i did. but you can go first. >> okay. great. this is just -- i think this is even on the thread of public comment. so, of course, there was a couple of articles that came out this week shedding light into some of the searches for the deputy director role. i just will point out that i know there is a lot of focus on g.e.d., or not a master's. for me, personally having a lot of family that are blue-collar and are incredibly brilliant, and able to do the work and some, i don't think that a master's degree denotes anymore worth than an incredible amount of experience does. i just want to put that there because i think it is important to highlight. i do not want to disparage folks who may not have gotten the formal education but have an abundance of knowledge th

that why he prevented his conference from expressing any view on the record on marge rooe taylor green until today? >> i asked kevin mccarthy that last night. i said why are you punting on marjorie taylor greene and he got quite defensive and said i wasn't punting at all. what they're doing is trying to equivocate what she said as a member of congress and what she did before she was elected. they're making that the threshold, saying she has not said these things while she's serving as a member. looking at her twitter feed she's not necessarily backing down, just two hours ago, she's like many republicans who come under fire, are talking about cancel culture, saying they are trying to cancel her and trying to cancel republicans. but, you know, mccarthy has proven that he is going to give in and needs that wing of the republican party, at least for the time being. >> right. leigh ann, i want to switch gears to nancy pelosi now. we know speaker pelosi addressed the press. i want to play her response first about fear of setting this precedent, where the majority can essentially strip the o

he called out the beliefs marge retailor green has become the avatar for, denouncing them as loony lies conspiracy theories. he defended the number three house republican leadership liz cheney who has come under fire from her caucus for voting to impeach donald trump. mcconnell called cheney a leader with convictions and the durj courage. here's the problem. ask yourself, how many republicans right now elected would be willing to publicly sign on to those kinds of statements? especially after trump has signalled his embrace of greene and his rejection of cheney. right now rank and file republicans with their words, deeds and actions have made it clear that it is donald trump that is the closest thing they have to a leader in this party, despite his incitement of a siege on the capitol that threatened their lives and attempted to upend this constitutional democracy. so what does that mean for the actual leaders of the republican party right now? the ones who hold those titles, like mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy. we don't know for sure and they don't seem to know either. both of them

world have watched with horror photos and videos of brutality emerging from the streets of near the marge homes of security forces in full riot gear surrounding peaceful protesters and water cannons being fired into crowds of protesters being shot including a young woman shot in the head as she stood alone and posing no threat with other peaceful protesters in the. iraq war a move ports and photographic evidence mean more security forces used live ammunition lethal force against protesters well you know the news a british human rights lawyer has been elected as the international criminal court's new chief will crimes prosecutor after weeks of debate member states voted for karim khan one of 4 candidates will begin the next 9 years in the summer of placing the 2 bensouda has been in the post since 2012 a legal battle to force royal dutch shell to pay for decades of oil spills in the niger delta is gaining momentum the u.k. supreme court says nigerian farmers and fishermen can sue the oil giant in english courts tens of thousands of nigerians want compensation for years of oil spills which

operation vaccine our national soul and 1st initiating the global fight against her own environment marge industrialized countries have secured the vaccine for themselves while poor countries are being left empty handed how can the vaccine be feeling distributed to the whole world the hard road out of the damage comes up. next on t.w. . indiana. kim in established 3 stories though it's been somewhat discredited. but today kemp is on to new highs in the himalayas for example in the early game fallon the tourists are gone which means. for him all the things that are made from. him 16 years on d w. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how is the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the covert special monday to friday on t.w. . operation vaccination a huge task unparalleled in history and the challenges involved a massive. many just chill nations have lucic you and me vaccine doses to be to live in peace here but what about the poor countries. i think this idea that you know

marg and they're already rich and i'm trying to change the game they're doing this and so many critics big big giant portfolio go to new york meetings with the top 3 guys and i'm going to choke point to. illicit i know there are a lot of this is. i'm not even saying show biz we're chatting this conversation is not going to run all that deep one thing you just said though is the very bottom of it the single mother i would assume you know obviously what a sacred trust that is what a young man's watched his mother give up maybe her dreams her hopes her aspirations to do the mother thing that makes it deep deep deep imprint on a young man and i was wondering if you ever got to the point where you felt somebody else a single mother was pushing chips said that she didn't necessarily have the you step up there and say this isn't for you i'm intrigued by that that that's such a sacred trust. it what it what is it for you. i'm just saying i think of single mothers i think of them having not everybody's a 10 x. person as i said not everybody is a take on more debt person is there somebody out th

more anger on the streets of me and marg and the military coup despite fears of a violent crackdown. i'm convinced this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. their way and it and they will damage its reputation straightly as government blasts facebook for blocking new sites response to plans to make tecpatl platforms pay for content. fears grow in nigeria about the fate of dozens of students 24 hours after they were kidnapped by gunmen. an arctic blast leaves millions without power in the u.s. state of texas with warnings that freezing temperatures will last for decades. and me and mass thousands of demonstrators are back on the streets a day after some of the biggest rallies yes they've been protesting for a 13th straight day calling for the release of deposed leader and sounds of cheap military to has issued arrest warrants for 6 said liberties for encouraging people to join anti coup protests close to $500.00 people have been detained the united nations special reparatory human rights in myanmar is warning of a violent crackdown that's after reports of soldiers being moved

other scholars who were correcting the erasure of black women's stories and was really inspired by marge holiday hidden figures "that went on to become an incredible film, and the showcase of the importance of understanding black experiences in order to understand the united states of america and where we are today, and so i had a lot of choices to make there. so many of the stories have been erased. forgotten, and i decided i needed to kind of narrow down my search and i became really interested in starting with somebody famous, and think but the ways in which that fame was elacing anymore their lives and more often that nonerasing the women in their lives, and as having been the first partner -- having been the partner or somen who is a public figure since i was 19 heard this motion of you're the woman behind the great man, and as -- i never think of it as a compliment because if a been there right beside him and if you were not seeing me it was because you were choosing nothing seeing me so i wants the change he narrative, the women behind the man and talk about the woman before the m

: the constitution allows the house to make its own, they plan to meet with georgia representative marge retailer green who faces scrutiny after using -- about killing nancy pelosi. greene suggested the sandy hook department school shootings were staged in the california wildfire started thanks to a jewish laser beam from outer space. house democrats are giving mccarthy an ultimatum. on the education committee democrats will vote. >> the republican leadership in the house of representatives who was willing to overlook, ignore those statements, assigning her to the education committee when she has marked the killing of little children at sandy hook elementary school, what could they be thinking? >> reporter: the house could consider a measure to expel green after a month in office. the house has only kicked out 5 members in us history, a 2 thirds vote is required for expulsion. house republicans will debate behind closed doors the future liz cheney, the third-highest ranking republican in the house, one of 10 republicans who voted to impeach donald trump. republicans want her ousted from

that involved michael majia who allegedly opened fire on the officers after killing his cousin this margingts of that day. now the son of officer bowyer is responding. jonathan hunt with the back story. hey, jonathan. >> martha, hey. the faithful few minutes began with a gang member crashing a stolen car and ending with one police officer killed, another wounded. the man accused of shooting them saying during the police interview "they just got a taste of an l.a. gang member, a real l.a. gang member. you know what i mean. nope, i don't feel sorry." 53-year-old keith bowyer was the officer killed in february 2017. a year later, prosecutors would seek the death penalty for michael christopher mejia who shot and killed his over cousin, roy torrez. but l.a.'s district attorney campaigned on the promise of not seeking the death penalty and following through. >> because while you may have sort of that -- the first impulse to having an eye for an eye doesn't relieve you. so when dealing with survivors and victims. >> so officer bowyer's family strongly disagrees. >> people don't realize how hard i

escalating series of violent conspiracy-layden and anti-semitic social media posts that congresswoman margelyde. we have a good idea how democrats will vote on that measure as to whether or not she should be on house committees. consider this, multiple news outlets reported that during the republicans' closed-door caucus meeting to discuss the issue, marjorie taylor greene got a standing ovation from as much as half of the republican caucus in the room. kevin mccarthy had the opportunity to remove the congresswoman from her committee assignments on the say-so of the republicans saying so themselves and chose not to do that. even though he knows full well if he didn't take the action democrats were go to have the votes to do it anyway. so at the end of the day she will not end up with committee assignments. she will end up a member of congress with no work to do and isn't invited to any of the rooms in which actual work happens. republicans chose not to do it themselves and the democrats will. tomorrow we will see every republican member of the house go on the record about where they stand on

you also said on twitter yesterday, marge, you're not the victim here.'s trying to paint herself? >> i think so. i think they are trying to paint themselves as the victim to play like they are the little guy. so they can raise millions of dollars as they have talked about or thousands of dollars as they've talked about wanting to raise. and it's just pathetic because they are not the victim here. as i said, the victims are the families of children that have died in sandy hook and parkland and, you know, the people that died -- as well, adults that died in those places. and at las vegas, of course. they are the ones that need to be talked about. and that's why we're continuing to call for her resignation and asking people to text resign to 954954. they can text resign to 954954 to sign our petition calling for her resignation because we believe just stripping her of her committee assignments, after she has threatened to kill the speaker of the house, mind you, that's a felony with a five to ten-year prison sentence. i don't know what's going on there, but

it's hard to unify -- how do you reconcile liz cheney with margely taylor green right now?h them both. we have to figure out, i want to unify the party, but unifying the party is going to be very difficult to do until we deal with those radical elements, just as they did with steve king when they pushed him out. i think the same kind of work has to occur again with those extreme elements. >> do you agree in that regard, congressman turner? has it been too focused on cult of personality, rather than policies and principles? >> you know, i think we are coming to a period that's right after the inauguration where the democrats chose that we were going to throw the country and the senate into a very divisive impeachment. we now have to turn both the republican party, but also america away from that and start talking about the issues to us. get thing economy going, making certain we have a appropriate covid response, decide what we'll do and have the debate over the border. because i think the president's views are very, very different as to the rest of america. turning america

i don't want to talk too muching a marge, because i think her rhetoric is extremely harmful, to the peoplelgbtq communitypecially to our children seeing this. >> i wonder as you are looking here to get into the race, what has the impetus been for you? >> ah -- really, i looked around, and it is my kids. it's that we see what kind of examples are being set for them. it's certainly not empathy. it's not caring about other people. and other americans. i just decided i can't -- i can't sit around and wait for somebody else to fix it. so -- i -- i've made the decision and i spoke to the kids and my husband, and said, okay. this isn't going to be easy but it's worth standing up and doing what's right. >> and i hear you, that you don't want to talk about her too much. of course, your race is going to be you as the alternative to her. and, you know, so i wonder what you think. cnn's k file, we just covered in our last segment, a connection of greene to someone who is part of the capitol riot. actually someone who was an ally of hers. is that something that surprised you? and what do you have to sa

marg oary taylor greene, there is concern that maybe she would run against david perdue who said thatis running. that could take georgia off the board. and the list goes on and on. so, look, senator graham has had mixed results in his courtship of the former president and his friendship with the former president in his political alliance with the former president. but this is one area where the hope is that he can try to at least steer him in the right way to make it about his legacy and how much his legacy is tied into the future of the republican party. because he changed it dramatically. >> he certainly did. john, we learned that trump rejected a request from nikki haley for a meeting at mar-a-lago. is this the new test for republican candidates, being granted an audience with trump? >> it is the current test. let's remember, this president has lost friends over the years, the former president, has lost friends over the years and sometimes when his circle gets smaller, he goes back to people he sent into exile. brad parscale was meeting with him recent live. so trump is transaction

book one and forget chocolates or flowers for this south bay couple married for 67 years. 89 year old marge and 93 year old fritz buell celebrated valentine's day today by getting their second coronavirus vaccinations at their senior living community. oakmont of san jose. a couple haven't been able to hug their kids or grandkids in a year. mrs bill says that she was looking forward to holding her family once again. oh all right. we have some kind of just drizzly weather out there started this afternoon. it's going to keep going all night into the morning hours. it never really gets heavy. it just sort of stays is persistent kind of mush, uh, in the marine watershed. that's where we've seen the most rain and they'd come in and about 1507 inch. that's for the last few hours. san francisco has point oh, to berkeley hills has 0.0.13. but most of us most various cities are around 0.2 point. oh 33 hundreds 270 so very barely noticeable. but just seeing that picture enough that you're gonna have struggles with wet roadways tonight and tomorrow morning and that you know, with just the light rain li

marge, the secretary, whenever harold needed me, she would say a few words. dimas, he wants you now. i would take off running up to the fourth floor. every member i came up one day and said, margie called me. he's busy right now. this is typical so i sat 15, 20 minutes go by and i could hear laughter in the office. the door opens and simone, the janitor, comes out. harold had just run into him in the men's room and asked him to come in and that was harold. they just to chit about this and that. his wife, beverly, was a lovely lady. used to hold all the staff member get-togethers and so forth. he would greet all the newcomers. harold used to share with us, he said, the only reason he ever got a job at los alamos was because oppenheimer had the hots for beverly. [laughs] harold was a handsome man and still is. i still stand touch with him. we interact periodically on email or telephone. there were other scientific families that i got to know throughout the years. some that i stayed in contact, others i have not. sad stories like john woodward who was in my clas

investing in black girls is the deep investment in the wisdom that comes from uplifting those most margeas black women and they show up even as black girls, they engage with a rigor that is often missing when they're absent. our investment in black girls is about exploring all the deep, rich ways that we can benefit collectively from the wisdom of black girls but not to do so in an exploitive way, to do so in a way that promises within them this opportunity for them to be part of the freedom narrative. probably the most important narrative for us to disrupt is the one that marginalizes black girls and doesn't include them. >> i'm struck by the fact that most often when i get a chance to speak with dr. morris it is because something has happened in our culture, in the news that has articulated this criminalization of black girls. so it is so refreshing to sit here and talk about freedom and talk about a celebration of black girls. what do those stories look like, right? what would happen if you began to center those narratives? >> well, gosh, i feel like we have started to see it. we're s

, if you could talk to kevin mccarthy and the other reps who will decide what punishment, if any, margelynk you for having me on. i would ask both republican and democrats to not make it a partisan issue. this is -- and you know, i would ask the members of the house, whether democrat or republican, whether on the right or the left, to come together and just not trivialize the murder of scott, or demean their memory by allowing congresswoman greene to remain on the education committee. you know, she has, to this moment, denied the substance of the conversation she had with me she knows the parkland shooting did take place. she knows it wasn't a staged event. all of can ask you of her, just put the notoriety aside. obviously at this moment, that's really what it's all about it's really like a child who's getting young reinforced , and be a mom with a conscience and tell the public the truth. tell the public what she told me. she's only making it worse for herself by refusing to make a public statement. you know what? because of that, i really do think that the democrats and republicans need

plenty of blue sky out there and it'll be a probably this way until we h to marge.gns things might change in march, but rest of february looks like very mild, very warm and maybe some more wind events. we are looking at a few high clouds, but and no big deal. there's a lot of sunshine out there. so your thursday thoughts. well, we had a cold morning but now we're looking for mostly sunny and breezy conditions that cole would be back tomorrow morning once the wind tails off that's a pretty dry air mass over us. so mount saint lina came in with the most 78 mount diablo was 73 last night overnight into early this morning. nah, nah, man, i'm tvi blackhawk, oakland hills. mount tam in half moon bay, 32 2 58 mph. but things are a lot quieter right now, and they're also warming up. i'll say fairfield 71 nevado, 70 67 san carlos, mid sixties mountain views in their oakland 63, berkeley 62. there's a little bit of an onshore breeze that has kicked in instead of offshore for san francisco and also hello. me to get in the oakland, berkeley hills and in marin county hills. it's

a warning, you might want to take like maybe a marge arita wh a grain or two of salt. >> it was a mistake. at the same time, look, i mean, i started having second thoughts really as i sat down on the plane, as i started leaving. school had been cancelled. it was something that we could do and we were trying to -- trying to take care of our families, which is what millions of texans are doing. but at the same time, you're right. as a leader, you need to be here. and you need to be here when texans were hurting and that's why i didn't feel good about it even as we were heading out. i knew why we said yes but i was thinking it was a mistake almost from the outset. >> by the way, the look down and make it look like you're actually thinking about what you're about to say, even though you've prepared in advance is a classic cruz move. keeping them honest, there is a lot to unpack in what the senator said, almost enough to fill the suitcase for a trip he said to drop off the kids and head home. that wasn't true or nor was it true claiming it was his daughters wanting to go on a trip with friends

but cruz tried to be helpful in other ways later, he showed texans how to make frozen margs with thew in their living rooms. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs seriously, you know cruz is having a rough 2021 when fueling a riot at the capitol is nowhere near his biggest problem. [ laughter ] things are so bad for cruz, he spent today thinking about the good ol' days, when people just thought he was the zodiac killer [ laughter and applause also, we're in a pandemic, shaking hands, handing out water, serving food, right now a carnival cruise is safer than a ted cruz [ laughter ] yeah, cruz is trying to redeem himself after his mexico trip, but i don't think it's working check out what fellow texans sent to his house yesterday. this is real ♪ ♪ yeah [ applause ] that's real. in honor of ted cruz, they played that mariachi classic, "el baggo de douche. [ laughter ] meanwhile, cruz was like, "play as loud as you want, i'm in tijuana. some entertainment news. i saw that disney plus has added a warning to a show you might not expect watch this >> the return of the iconic "muppet show," now comin

and because that wasn't enough scumbaggery for one day, qanon marge had the audacity to say this on thehe house. >> i'd like to point out to my democrat colleagues that there is no republican member of congress that condones the attack on the capitol on january 6th. i was also a victim in this chamber when it happened. and we are very offended at your constant attacks on us for claiming we had anything to do with it. so that needs to stop. >> jimmy: oh my god. we've got a karen in congress now. [ laughter ] she's so awful. just terrible. and by the way, what she said is interesting because yesterday we learned that one of her closest allies and friends, a guy named anthony aguero, was in the capitol during the attack on january 6th. this is a guy who, when she was banned from facebook, she appeared on his facebook account. they're very good friends. she's "offended" because she had nothing to do with what happened. [ laughter ] and not only that, one of her other close friends is the guy who actually planned and incited the riot. at the capitol. this guy. there they are. standing right

the marge rooe taylor green issue, i was surprised we were all expected to defend her. she was somewhat contrite but personally i never heard an apology. it will be interesting today to see what she says publicly. all i've seen on her twitter is doubling down on the real losers in the republican party aren't qanon it's people that lose gracefully is what she tweeted a day or two ago. >> somewhat contrite. kevin mccarthy would have us believe she gave a serious apology. what did you hear? >> yeah, i don't like to go into a ton of detail about conference. >> how about some? >> i didn't hear an apology. i didn't hear, you know, i'm going to say this publicly. and quite honestly, again, this is -- the issue isn't apologizing to us. we're just other members of congress. it's, i think, going out into the public and saying that in the public sphere. that's a whole thing about what the idea of country first gop is by the way is giving people the courage to stand up and tell the truth in public, even if it feels uncomfortable. telling the truth shouldn't be hard and unfortunatel

before we do that though, marge radford said, she knew something was going on and was not at the trinity site, she was far away and she said the spectacle was tremendous, beautiful, magnificent, terrifying, exciting, humbling, and scary. this person did not witness the trinity test. he chose to stay behind. it was apparently very quiet and very somber. going back to weisskopf's quote, why would you be worried, victor? because he recognizes america's nuclear monopoly would not last long. he recognized other countries would eventually have nuclear weapons. and he imagined world war iii, another global war in which nations chose to use this invention from los alamos against each other in combat. they were worried. and after the long ride back to los alamos, they didn't stay too long. he said you could see it on the faces. i saw something very grave happen. to introduce levity, and other quote comes from george, who bet on this being a success against oppenheimer. he simply said [indiscernible] and i believe he had oppenheimer signed that $10 bill. if somebody knows where that $10 is, you co

because in today's republican party, marge gee taylor greene's world views are -- marjorie taylor greene world views are racist, anti-semitic, and they're condoned. every single day that goes without outright condemnation from her republican colleagues, without consequences of her extremist views, is an endorsement to white supremacy. we need to take action. when members like marjorie taylor greene proudly claim that muslims shouldn't be allowed in this congress or that 9/11 attacks were fake or that speaker of the house should be executed, there must be consequences. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentlewoman from indiana is recognized. mrs. walorski: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for two minutes. mr. biggs: thank you, sir. thank you, mr. chairman. it's good to be here today. but what i feel and what i believe, as i'm listening and i'm hearing the debate is this is not really about words said by mrs. green

unfortunately the republican party is no longer the party of lincoln or reagan, but margely taylor greenece of the republican party. the republican party is donald trump's party. kevin mccarthy made that clear when he 2r568d down to mar-a-lago to kiss the ring. this is not how they would behave if it was the party of lincoln and reagan. bass in the '60s, with 9 crackpots of the john bench party, they were cast out. they recognize -- that's not happening this time around. they're acquiescing to the crazies, so the republican party needs to decide are they -- or are they going to side with the kooks, the crackpots and conspiracy theorists. liz cheney, unfortunately, is a minor voice. her and adam kinzinger are about the only ones who have stepped up. it's clear she's swimming against the grain and the party is no longer the way she describes it. >> i feel like kooks lets them off scot-free. they're aligned with the groups pa participated in donald trump's call to storm the capitol are white supremacists, racists. >> indeed. >> they're throwing down with racists. >> well, some of them are ko

meanwhile, over in the other chamber, democrats stripping margely taylor green on her assignments on education budget committees in past let his embracing conspiracy theories over 9/11 and school shootings and endorsing violence against members of congress. 11 republicans supported the democrats. before the rare vote was taken though, greene had this to say. listen. >> i never said any of these things since i have been elected for congress. these were words of the past. and these things do not represent me. none of us are perfect. griff: steve, ainsley, and brian this move was unprecedented and angered republicans because the majority party has never taken action to dictate a minority party's committee assignments. we may hear more later today marjorie taylor greene holding a press conference. brian: quick question, when are they going to vote on the actual legislation? griff: so now this resolution goes back to the house. steve: right. griff: where they will vote on it. then it should be pretty much a done deal at this point. the only thing the senate is going to do on monday they w

i can't marge when you take away half of your channel in terms of bars and pubs, but pretty good numbershank you have a nice day. >> okay. you, too andrew. >>> when we come back on the other side of this break, two big hours ahead. a new strain of the coronavirus spreading throughout new york city dr. scott gottleib is going to weigh in straight ahead. no d. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> stocks back at record highs. it's not just the blue chips reddit's favorite stocks are on the up swing details ahead. >>> berkshire's chairman charlie munger with the stark warning with his comments coming up. >>> the fight against covid. new reassuring headlines today giving investors more reason for hope dr. scott got

because in today's republican party, marge gee taylor greene's world views are -- marjorie taylor greene world views are racist, anti-semitic, and they're condoned. every single day that goes without outright condemnation from her republican colleagues, without consequences of her extremist views, is an endorsement to white supremacy. we need to take action. when members like marjorie taylor greene proudly claim that muslims shouldn't be allowed in this congress or that 9/11 attacks were fake or that speaker of the house should be executed, there must be consequences. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentlewoman from indiana is recognized. mrs. walorski: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for two minutes. mr. biggs: thank you, sir. thank you, mr. chairman. it's good to be here today. but what i feel and what i believe, as i'm listening and i'm hearing the debate is this is not really about words said by mrs. green