of ten ways to be a marge. that she wrote and gave gave for the book. but what it really marge is sarah it is a person and. it could be a female or male. marge but or but she is a person who knows. she wants to do something and to to be part of of creating change, positive change, but isn't sure how to go about it. so one of her margins in book is a woman named laura marston, who was starting refill store in portland, maine, and. she was a real advocate. why businesses should embrace over dispose ability and she sarah how can i, uh how can i sort of take part in the political process? so actually walked her through or here's how you comment on legislation and this is the website you go to put yourself out as a witness and and to submit testimony. and pretty soon she was actually testifying before the main and she said i didn't know i could do this and i didn't know it was so easy to do this to actually part of the solution. that's not just your own individual action, but acting as part of the political process

's marge moore the foyer lady you are referring to? >> she was of the time. i. he has retired since then. >> did the nih foyer office instruct you on how to delete e-mails or avoid foyer? >> no. >> october 25th, 2020, one another scientist wrote david is concerned about the privacy of text and other messages from his cell phone to you and me because he has been using a government phone. this came. did you ever have any conversations with doctor fauci regarding using personal phone or email to communicate? >> i don't remember. it is possible. i probably wouldn't have remembered if i don't remember it. >> we usually don't talk about that kind of stuff it would be very unusual if it happened. >> on january 18th you testified that you did not have any conversations with doctor fauci regarding eco-health. on october 25, 2021, you wrote, quote, peter, from tony's numerous comments to me they are trying to protect you. you, meaning eco-health and did you ever have any conversations with doctor fauci regarding eco-health? >> the ones you just mentioned i don't have any

we could see marge very soon on the hill.e also just sent the nih director a letter demanding a briefing by judge -- june 4th. >> what we have asked in this letter right now taking the next step is that we want a staff brief, at least, on the policies at nih on retention of documents, on transparency. >> this all comes because last week dr. fauci's former top advisor, offered some apologies, excuses, after a trove of his emails showed him trying to evade the foia requests, freedom of information act requests to hide conversations about covid and eco health alliance in the bombshell email that you remember he wrote i learned from our foia lady here how to make these emails disappear after i'm foiaed but before the search starts. the committee is flagging more dramatic emails. o o one that peter saying it is drumming up lab leak. all eyes on margaret moore and when we might see her. >> dana: we wait for the trump trial to get underway again other news is happening and big news. >> bill: while the former president waits to go do

. >>> plus congresswoman jasmine crockett joins me following her epic take down of marg greene and which shaz sparked in amazing music which she is now trademarking. >>> and stick around for our second hour and my full interview with brittney griner an how she survived in a russian gulag. her home coming and much more, including bonus content that has never aired before. you do not want to miss it. >>> but we begin tonight with donald trump's preoccupation with crowd size. which continued in an unhinged bronx rally where he boasted of huge crowds of 25,000 plus. is that what you see here? 25,000 people. well based on the police department and the maps and the existence of eyeballs, you could see that trump once again is lying. it is a lie that launched a thousand memes with folks comparing this paltry scene with what constitutes a crowd of 20,000. like the crowd andrea bocelli drew at the barkley center but this rally for barack obama in iowa, ouch, that has got to hurt. because if anything triggered donald trump, it is the obama factor. remember back there 2017 on that awful day for ame

>>> i'm marg read brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation," from the courtroom to the campaign trail, election 2024 is in full swing. crisscrossing key states, former president trump and president biden spent the week rallying crucial groups just about one month before they've agreed to face off in the first presidential debate of 2024, but will it be enough to turn out voters? we'll talk to ohio senator j.d. vance, a possible running mate for president trump, and one of the people who showed up to support president trump in new york where he faces charges. and we'll hear from michigan senator gary peters who's in charge of defending democrat's slim majority. >>> plus, new threats to our elections. what do we need to know about foreign interference and the dangers of ai? we'll get the latest from cybersecurity expert and analyst chris krebs. >>> then russia's advance on the second largest city of kharkiv marks one of moscow's biggest territorial advances to date. we'll have the latest. >>> finally, robert gates

. >> i'm just going to pop in for a quick marg. you want one? >> confronting truckers take balls.s. >> i'm going to tell him that you are breaking the law. >> george, i just want you to know, i'm right here with you. i'm right behind you. i got your back. >> thank you. >> do you know why? >> because we are partners for life. >> love it. >> right behind you. >> can you shut the engine off so you are compliant with the law? >> i'm not with him. what a great team. >> do you think you've learned enough to go out on your own? >> totally. >> i'm going to welcome you to the idle warriors. >> george, you can count on me. ♪ ♪ >> after a full day of saving the earth, it was time to celebrate with my fellow warriors. this round is on me. >> cheers! to the real superheroes protecting the planet. >> yeah! >> so when do we get paid? >> it takes about two years. >> okay. i am out. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: thank you, desi. when we come back, novelist lexi freiman will be joining me on the show. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] my schedule is pretty jammed packed these days. i'v

well, marg here with many, many of people who will, uh, within the past few days. and since the, and since the bombing campaign is started to uh, discourage here in the central. 2 area there is no space left in the hospital and the fear now with more. 1 more people pouring into the hospital more injuries, the hospital is at risk of completely shut down as there is a risk of not being able to be operational as there is no fuel. as we heard of from a press conference earlier today, and we spoke with the health officials here who described the situation is quite difficult. with the tsunami of injuries that keep coming into the hospital, it's a 24 hours away from completely shutting down. it's important to point out the hospital as of yesterday we receive the close do 8 a 1000 leaders of a fuel. but those $8000.00 leaders, if you are only enough for the 24 hours that they were referring to. the guys and breaking news, coming out of russian, where a cabinet re shuffle is taking place. president, bloody mit posting is removing. so guy showing gu from his position as defe

this event and this intention of marge telorblein can be called an attempt at a far-right coup, at least this is the second attempt to free the leader of the majority of the house of representatives, not by opponents, but by members of the leader and speaker of the house of representatives' own party. what is marjorie taylor grint's goal, at least to reporters on tuesday, she told reporters tuesday, that she wants the speaker to follow the dennis hastert rule, which ... is trying to bring up only those bills that have the support of the majority of his party. in fact, according to marzhura telor green, a majority of republicans voted against aid to ukraine, and that's actually true, 112 republicans in the house voted against and 101 republicans voted for, and one of the main demands of the march was to stop any future aid to ukraine because it does not correspond to the position of the majority of the republican party. the same submission for consideration. the dismissal of the speaker was enough of a surprise for both republicans and democrats, because no one could predict marjury's nex

i guarantee that somebody out there, there are nonvoters out there who are saying, marge, iam not watchingne more question — the residential commission. one more question with _ the residential commission. one more question with 20 seconds. who do you think will in the and come out on top on 27june? it's all upside forjoe biden. he is down in the race and down because he is perceived as weak, will show great come, confident that he agreed to debate and if he shows up and has a great performance, it will exceed expectations which are lower than the first place, he has got to do this so he has no choice. he has got to do this so he has no choice-— no choice. good to get your analysis- — no choice. good to get your analysis. thanks _ no choice. good to get your analysis. thanks for - no choice. good to get your analysis. thanks forjoining| analysis. thanks for joining us. analysis. thanks forjoining us. that's our show. thanks for watching. we are back at the top of the next hour. hello, there. looking at thursday's weather, we've got some, i think wet weather on the way to parts of england a

adrienne: we finished the retail quarter similar to marge/april.n the promotions immediately kicked up in the month of april. what we saw in january through march was the cleanliness of the u.s. distribution network being clean. there wasn't much promotional activity and they were trying to hold on to this promotional discipline. the weather for apparel and people getting out and getting to the mall has been atrocious in the northeast area. there are three things that work to tamp down the demand one is selective inventory for promotions to drive those and two has been this weather pattern. and there is the calendar shift with all of these holidays moved around. distorting march and april. katie: who is best positioned you talked about promotions across the board and a lot of retailers employ that strategy. he was the most likely to be successful? adrienne: in apparel we are in an air pocket. we love clothing retailers if you're starting to see goods and the apparel midstream if you want to play defense. knowing there has been a consumer malaise. i

marge says next week, she will introduce a motion to vacate speaker johnson.ut she won't get far because democrats have promised to step across the aisle and vote to save johnson, for the good of the house. >> now we have hakeem jeffreys and the democrats coming out, embracing mike johnson with a warm hug and a big, wet, sloppy kiss. >> jimmy: oh, man, i would hate to be marijuana's kettle bells on a day like this. [ laughter ] wait till she finds out hakeem jeffries has also agreed to be mike's new porn accountability partner. [ laughter ] >> people fed up with the drama on television and fed up with the fighting and fed up with the bull [ bleep ] from washington, d.c. -- >> jimmy: want you to go away forever? >> are ready for a republican majority that's ready to support president trump and his agenda in january of 2025. >> jimmy: oh, i thought it was going to be something different. this woman is in congress, by the way. this is not one of the random crazy people standing outside the house, screaming. this crazy person came from inside the house! [ laughter

. >>> and crockett has an epic takedown of marge greene. be sure to stick around for our second hour and my full interview with wnba star brittney griner on how she surviveed in a russian gulag. and bonus content that has never aired before. you do not want to miss it. >>> we begin with donald trump's preoccupation with crowd size which continued in an unhinged bronx rally where he boasted huge crowds of 25,000 plus. take a look. do you see 25,000 people? based on the police department as well as math, the laws of physics and the existence of eyeballs, you can see that trump once again is lying. it is the lie that launched a thousand memes. with folks comparing this paltry with what actually constitutes a touchdown of 25,000. like the crowd andrea bocelli drew. or this rally for obama. if anything triggers donald trump, it's the obama factor. remember back in 2017 on that awful day for american history when trump was inaugurated president, he predicted huge crowds for his ceremony. bigger than obama's. but then, these photos famously showed

her name is margaret moore, better known as marge.nt the nih director demanding that he -- a letter demanding that he wants a briefing by july 4th, and he is promising serious consequences. >> is there any criminal liability, which i think there should be. what we have asked in this letter right now taking the next accept is that we want a brief at least on the policies at nih on retention of documents, on transparency. >> reporter: so last week dr. fauci's former top adviser, dr. david moreens, offered apologies and excuses after a trove of his e-mails showed him trying to evade those foia requests to hide conversations about covid and ecohealth alliance. and in that one bombshell e-mail you'll remember, stuart, morins wrote: i learned that from our foia lady here, how to make these e-mails disappear after i am foia'd but before the search starts. the committee is flagging more dramatic e-mails to fox, one in which peter das act calls a group seeking public records out do cause trouble and drum up lab leak controversies. so again, al

marge rated his l.a. miami ho homes.going sex trafficking investigation by federal authorities and now you've got disturbing march 2016 video bringing even more attention to the abuse claims made against combs bite multiple people. >> what should happen here as should have happened with the epson situation, all involves subpoenaed them but called him in front of counsel. examine them. if you are exonerated you are exonerated. >> wheat reached out to combs' legal team for a response the surveillance video we have not heard back also he is not been formally charged with any crimes. >> christina coleman a in l.a., thank you. >> whistle blower is raising questions about epa response to the east palace in ohio train derailment. that was a bl the blessed eventd vern sent a heavy plume of smoke over the town may have been unnecessary said epa could have surveyed the area for toxic chemicals with a high tech complaint but the agency does not flight until after the burn. that was a lawyer told the associated press we could tell t

nancy did not have that great of a marg■j t named as speaker and people like josh and others said weld our vote for you until you agree to some of these changes. we changed the rule on if you got so many cosponsors, that the bill would have to come up. it has not been used but it is similar to a discharge petition. >> and if you remember, to empower -- we did not know who the speaker wa be -- to empower josh to go into the office and say he had the votes, i gave my word to him, he gave it to nancy pelosi and said i got republicans who will vote for this rules package. i voted for that rule package but to other members of congress on the republican side. i did eyes wide open. immediately afterwards after i cast my vote, i was kicked off the team by steve scalise. that was the penalty i paid, but it was worth it because we were making the institution better. and in powered josh to stand with nancy and say we are going to do this. >> and that election by the way, if kevin had been made speaker two years before some of us had that same discussion with kevin that we were going to be stick

what's the most importans,n marg in march? in march? asking which push button thing?ou know what they said? whator?tant the palestiniayou coneli fighnt was 15th out of 16. >> what happened between march and the end of april? this is total manipulation and this is 34% of college students even knew about the conflictf coll. what changed in a month and a half? and the big question half? is, back to what you were saying, charlie. the old college kids we used to worryre not about, they're nt concentrating enough where they waste them when they drink and partying too much. >> those were the old days whenh parents had to crack down on their kids. alu're wastingnts had our monew all of a sudden. no, i want to hang out. i't i wanti want to have a prot. but i'm lactose intolerant. therefore i'm riskinm therefog. just don't bring us into this. i mean, i as. >> a lactose intolerant person, i and to begin. yes, said me you guys got. sickle cell, two brothers. e on.ight, we got to mov been yelled at. up next, joe, jeff goldblum forbids leaving money to his kids. you've got to start

marge simpson stunning black ensemble. the dress by designer giambattista valli consumed the entire bottom part of the green carpet as she arrived on those steps. the annual event raises money for the metropolitan museum of art. i was waiting for somebody to pop out from under maybe one of her kids or something like, hey, mom, i'm. that would have been more dramatic in a different color, you know, just so much black. she looked like kind of like ursula from the little mermaid. and then, you know, i don't know, i don't know, i just some of these are so wild and that they're meant to be art, not fashion. right? i always just wonder how they got there. like, i picture them getting out of a rideshare. it's like, oh, the dress. i know. even like when, you know, when you get married, you're getting out of the limo. you're like, i can't even that. yeah. all right. well, you don't need that many layers. not all of that ruffle and all of that stuff. today we're going to have some slightly warmer temperatures for the afternoon, but

well, marg here with many, many people who will, uh, within the past few days and since the, and since the bombing campaign is started to, uh, discourage here in the central area. there is no space left in the hospital and the fear now with more. 1 more people pouring into the hospital more injuries, the hospital is at risk of completely shut down as there is a risk of not being able to be operational as there is no fuel. as we heard from a press conference earlier today, and we spoke with the health officials here who described the situation as quite difficult with the tsunami of injuries that keep coming into the hospital. it's a 24 hours away from completely shutting down. it's important to point out the hospital as of yesterday receive the close do a, a 1000 leaders of a fuel. but those $8000.00 leaders, if you're only enough for these 24 hours that they were referring to, but also in the him until he is an orthopedic surgeon, volunteering in gaza with frontier scientific goes to the child to organization. he spoke to us on the phone, how do you rough or described what he's witness

. >> you know, we thought it would be a lot more expensive, and i would say it was margely more expensiveit is worth it. they say too many mass timber projects today are a form of green washing, often relying on irresponsible harvesting methods. >> every time i see a clear-cut site, it looks apocalyptic. >> and they take a while to grow back to any semblance of a forest. >> reporter: sean stephens is the executive director of oregon wild. he took us to a forest 90 minutes outside portland. the timber from this site was used for a project in washington state that was billed as climate-friendly. >> was it climate-friendly? >> you really can't call clear-cutting, especially at this scale, climate-friendly. >> do you think skyscrapers made of mass timber are a good idea? >> can a big mass timber building be built and have it be green? yes. but right now, mostly mass timber is being used as a way to green wash existing bad practices. >> critics of mass timber say it's green washing >> i wouldn't say it's green washing at all. american forests are producing more timber than we're consuming. you

as trump said last night, now is not the time, marg. basically there is this feeling that this destruction within the party is not good for keeping the republican re- election chances hens trump's statement. i think we will see this play out until november then after that we will get back to the republican civil war that we are so used to seeing play out. >> we had fellow republicans calling marjorie taylor greene moscow marjorie. what does this moment tell us and maybe the ukraine aid vote tell us about the power of maga extremists. is it waning, is it there? to some attempt she doesn't care. she will raise money and get reelected. >> she doesn't care about governing. for her she gets headlines, failed headlines but she gets to show it to trump and since she doesn't care about the outcome it doesn't matter to her. as the months go by, how much is the foreign policy and the supporting votes of these house lawmakers, how much will that be an election issue in this contentious election year, especially in the swing districts where people

i made a few tweaks to it, i capers in mine so it's not traditional-traditional, but i call it marge'skle-buster, it could happen. and the dressing is simple, as well. i'll let you guys mix that together while we at everything. >> we've got to try this, because we are almost to our break here, tyler. as we put this together, i just want everyone to know, again, tyler's new cookbook, "american grill," is out tomorrow. you can get these recipes at goodmorningamerica.com. we're gonna eat, tyler. >> and "the great food truck race," as well. >> "the great food truck race," season 17, it's 15 years. that show is gonna drop on june 30th at 8:00. we are so excited for that whole show. it's the adventure of a lifetime. we drove 1500 miles from houston, texas, all the way to miami, around the gulf of mexico, if you love outdoor adventure and travel. we also just got nominated for a critic's choice award. you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash rewar

. >> and still on the general election, marge says neither sunak or starmer have a plan .lan. certainly don't trust either party and won't vote for either, which i do think is actually how a lot of people are feeling in my job. i go out and about speaking to people on the streets, and there's a lot of apathy at the moment . apathy at the moment. >> you'd know, yeah, you are out and about. >> i am out and about, right. >> i am out and about, right. >> your pictures of the northern lights are coming in as well. let's take a look at this one. this is lee from saint austell in cornwall , lovely. in cornwall, lovely. >> wow. >> wow. >> all the way down in cornwall. >> all the way down in cornwall. >> looks like a field of lavender in the sky. >> oh, we're so poetic, aren't we? angels fields of lavender. >> that's what you get from an educated man. i'm just joking. i didn't actually go to university, what's this next one? olivia and alex from winchester sent this one. >> oh. beautiful colours there. that's fantastic. >> we keep seeing that green, don't we? i wonder how that work

this week i was grateful to achieve a phone call with the dynamic and dedicated daughters of the late marge -- who was identified as having been murdered by the asad regime. the american psychologist was kidnapped by asad dictatorship in 2017 while visiting a family member. he was a devoted person to counseling people from extreme danger. he was a father of four children. he was a syrian american. can you explain the refusal of the administration to say his name or condemn his murder at the hands of the asad regime? will there be a criminal investigation into the murder? >> i am happy to pursue that with you. i need to make sure i know the full fact is. >> we will get them to you. he was a great american who was flat out murdered. additionally as so accurately exposed by chairman mike mccall, putin is attacking ukrainian citizens from russian territory just 30 miles to the second largest city of car keep with a population of 1.4 million. i am grateful that our concern is bipartisan. we want you to do good. we want to succeed. war criminal putin is murdering civilians as we, sacrificing live

marge in ohio, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm going to be 81 on june 5.obviously normandy was important in our family. my dad was in the new york national guard and really wanted to fly because he used to go to the airfield in brooklyn as a kid and he grew up in the 20's. the seventh regiment new york national guard was going into the army. so he tried to get into the navy , but the upper age limit was 28 and he was turning 28 so they wouldn't let him in. so he enlisted in the marine corps. he went to quantico -- he was a di for a while because he -- of his age and he could deal with young men. that's not what he wanted to do, he graduated from a really good high school in brooklyn so they tried to have him straighten the books at the px out. he didn't want to do that. he said what i want to do is go into battle and bring young men home. so he went to pendleton. my mother put me in the car with ration, gas and tires. driving from new york to california to be with him because they knew he was going to be shipping out probably to the pacific. host: do you h

this week i was grateful to achieve a phone call with the dynamic and dedicated daughters of the late marge -- who was identified as having been murdered by the asad regime. the american psychologist was kidnapped by asad dictatorship in 2017 while visiting a family member. he was a devoted person to counseling people from extreme danger. he was a father of four children. he was a syrian american. can you explain the refusal of the administration to say his name or condemn his murder at the hands of the asad regime? will there be a criminal investigation into the murder? >> i am happy to pursue that with you. i need to make sure i know the full fact is. >> we will get them to you. he was a great american who was flat out murdered. additionally as so accurately exposed by chairman mike mccall, putin is attacking ukrainian citizens from russian territory just 30 miles to the second largest city of car keep with a population of 1.4 million. i am grateful that our concern is bipartisan. we want you to do good. we want to succeed. war criminal putin is murdering civilians as we, sacrificing live

that vote that a majority, a solid majority, of my republican friends took right along with moscow marge and the rest of the pro-putin caucus. i'm going to keep bringing this up each time i hear one of these anti-ukraine voters pretend to care about ukraine or pretend to oppose vladimir putin and russia. because last week they had a chance to actually show their colors and we saw their colors. there's another way. in which they are really doing a great favor to vladimir putin and russia. it is by opposing the clean energy transition at every turn and never possible way. vladimir putin's worst nightmare is to break the fossil fuel paradigm that made him rich and powerful that enabled him to have all of this influence and leverage over europe because a clean energy economy would make him irrelevant. it would make him a lot less powerful. so go ahead and keep helping vladimir putin with your votes, with your energy policy, but we're going to stand for a clean energy transition. we're going to support ukraine. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ark