>> marjorie's back. when her name came up as related to the death of james roden, there was not a surprised person in town. >> reporter: roden, her third dead partner, was the one shot and frozen. but once again marjorie was institutionalized because of her mental illness. and agent clark was prohibited from talking with her. but that was about to change. >> coming up -- marjorie points the finger at someone new. >> i've never killed a person in my life, and i never would. hell, i hate to kill bugs. >> and a dangerous close encounter. >> i pulled my gun out and i was very close to squeezing out a round. instantly clear every day congestion with vicks sinex saline nasal mist. for drug free relief that works fast. vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. i'm craving something we're! missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. >> she pleaded gui

se queda callada cuando le preguntaron sobre excesos de maradona y detalles muy duros de.... >>> marjoriee electo joe biden y por primera vez desde las elecciones y que cometerán un grave error y siga el triunfo del demócrata >>> (hablan en inglés) >>> (subtítulos en pantalla) >>> (subtítulos en pantalla) >>> hay que destacar que aún no han presentado evidencias contundentes además aprovecharon el momento para dar a conocer que visitaría georgia dónde realizaría una especie de mitin el esperado día de ventas es inesperado como lo conocíamos hasta ahora vamos hasta miami florida con karla que nos tiene más información y algo referente a las filas virtuales >>> es un tema muy interesante le y poco a poco ha venido llegando la gente sorpresivamente pero estamos en medio de la pandemia este día es muy importante para negocios que han contratado a millones se espera que ganen ganancias de tres-5% o muy por encima de lo que se registró el año pasado y si decide venir a comprar salir de su casa hay algunas restricciones que debes saber el viernes negro se ha reinventado con una especie de líneas

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you're going to work with marjorie taylor greene sitting right next to you in committees and whatnot? someone who ascribes to all these conspiracy theories? tell me the republican party is not a clown show now. i don't get it. what planet are you people from? host: wister carter, your response -- mr. carter, your response? guest: i could not disagree with the call any more than i do. what this administration has achieved is simply phenomenal. i say that as a member of congress, as an american citizen, and i say that as a health care professional, a pharmacist who has worked in the system for more than 30 years who understands the process by approved,e things are by which they are researched and developed. that is nothing short of phenomenal. for us to be able to come up with a vaccine like this in this frame of time is phenomenal. there are a lot of questions, a lot of people who are criticizing this. unfortunately the cloud -- you want to talk about clowns? look at the new york governor if you want to talk about a clown. there is someone who is criticizing people's health, who is end

congresswoman marjorie green is bringing the qanon cult into the party.on the trump campaign and downplayed the he haefficacy of masks. and madison hawthorne and whose buzz is called the aoc of the gop. a weird lease urally visit to a hitler chateau. joining me now is david corn of mother jones and michael. i feel like we're torturing him. michael steel, what is going on with these people. marjorie taylor green. she tweeted herself out with a police escort in riot gear. antifa streets were war zones. she has a qanon thing. she is holding an image in front of a squad. what the in the hell, michael? >> oh, i don't know, joy. i've run out of pills to take. yeah, you know, look, this is -- this is -- well, put it this way, this could be the future of this iteration of the republican party. jennifer rubin wrote a very prescient piece in the post which she talks about the reality caucus in the house, in the senate. those members who actually say they give a damn about republicanism and small d democratic norms and freedom and all of that stuff, right? all of th

fog,... looking marjorie dreyfus up early missing hillfog,... —— looking marjorie dreyfus up early missingn still mild between about 12—15 degrees butjust down a notch to recent days. it's a 17 celsius for insta nce recent days. it's a 17 celsius for instance on monday. it will be all... and active weather front with deepening low pressure squeezing isobars and windy are woelfel —— whether developing with particular wind around the south west coast. rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotland later in the day western fringes and further east most day western fringes and further east m ost pla ces day western fringes and further east most places are looking marjorie dry through the day. still mild around 11-14 through the day. still mild around 11—14 degrees cooler in recent days and you will notice the strength of that wind in the west where there could be gales at times. still some wet and windy weather lingering in the south on thursday, then more rain heading towards the north—west of the uk on friday so turning fairly unsettled to the second half of this week. bye—bye. hell

taylor green and marjorie bogaerts who supported creating controversy for your conference? margey taylor walks around -- kevin: did the president hand you this question? reporter: margely taylor looked for people to lead and omar said they needed to swear on a bible and not the koran. how are you dealing with it? kevin: our party is very diverse and you mentioned two people who will join our party. and the only thing i would ask of you in a press, these are new members, give them an opportunity before you claim what you believe they have done and what they will do. i think it's fair for all. yeah? reporter: do you feel any of the legal efforts or the recounts will change the results in any single state or overturn anything related to the overall election? kevin: the folks heavily on the house races. i follow data numbers and i thought early on arizona based on the number of votes left out could switch back to president trump. don't know if that's going to be the case. i see things narrow. let me give you an example more on a microlevel because it's very difficult. i have in

marjorie cullum barney can't open her physical shop. coronavirus restrictions don't allow it, but trying to compete with global retailers online is a near impossible task where you don't need new people end up thinking of us as thieves because we're trying to sell for the normal prices. but we bought them at a certain cost, and in addition, there are fees and taxes, or sometimes we find the same product online, cheaper than the price. the supply gave us something wrong with that. the on happy times for france, a small shop owners are pushing some french shoppers to boycott. the big online sellers. tens of thousands of people are signed a petition calling for an amazon free christmas. others say using click can collect to support smaller businesses. things didn't. i deliberately avoid amazon, especially now it would be irresponsible in that i'm rejecting amazon. amazon has responded to the criticism, which has come from as high as the mare of paris by promising to delay its black friday specials. it says it wants to give small businesses

rodriguez, just go. >> marjorie needs to get a reality check, seriously.ut her freedom. her freedom ends where everybody else's begin, and if this were a personal choice that didn't affect anybody else, i would say go for it. but, you know, this is a contagious virus that in her state is actually surging at this point. so the fact that she as a representative should be setting an example is asinine that she is not. again, it goes to the unthinkable way that this virus, especially masks, have been republ weaponized. it's a shame, and i'm afraid her actions may end up costing people lives. it's that simple. it's ridiculous. >> thank you for saying that. dr. anthony fauci, the nation's top infectious disease doctor, is advising people to not only wear masks but keep your masks on as much as possible during thanksgiving gatherings indoors. dr. rodriguez, do you think wearing a mask indoors during a thanksgiving meal will make a significant difference? other than, obviously, eating your food. >> right, you should definitely remove it when you eat your turkey. b

marjorie madfis, then 57, was a digital marketing strategist at ibm. >> we brought them into the worldt, and kept sort of pushing forward ibm. paul: so you'ren the right place at the right time with the right skills? >> yes, i was. yes. the st of my team was. paul: but in 2013, most of madfis's team was shown the door, as were 6000 others at ibm. >> the majority of people who were let go were peoplover 50. paul 61-year-old ed miyoshi had joined ibm rht out of college. >> i was always the young guy and then suddenly i was not anymore. paul: in 2016 miyhi worked in a unit that ran computer systems for other firms. >> i had been a high performer for many m years sosalary was at the top of the grid. my benefits were higher than to still qualify for the old ibm pension plan. how n you be a young hip company working on all these new fangled things and having a lotp ple with gray hair running around doing it? paul: first, the other members of his team, all older, were ousted. >> i aon my 35th service anniversary and i get a call from my manager. he said, i hate to tell you this, but you're be

elect marjorie taylor greene. >> i am so proud to be here with all of you. god bless america, god bless every single one of you for coming out today, standing up for president trump, standing up for america, and fighting for our freedom. my name is marjorie taylor greene, i am congresswoman elect from georgia's 14th district. [applause] i am here to represent my district but i am here to represent every single one of you because this is only beginning. you see, i am not a politician. .'m a proud american woman and i am here because this is what we have, ladies and gentlemen. the democrat party is no longer an american party. no. they are a party of socialism, ts, burningf rioy businesses, aoc's green new deal. they are the party that wants to murder babies up until birth and make taxpayers pay for it. [booing] and they are the party that wants to take away your guns. party that is working very hard to steal this election and stop donald j. trump from being our president for four more years. see, i have lived the american dream. i'm a business phone -- busine

marjorie's question as well.hat does it mean for democrats come two years from now and especially four years from now? >> well here is the thing. aoc has never needed a single republican vote to get elected. that's a fact. so she doesn't know how to run and win in a district that isn't 80% democratic. that i think influences how she thinks about this. but to your point, stepping back here, it is so crucial why republicans needed to do well in the senate on election night and hopefully keep it through the georgia runoffs because we've talked endlessly about the green new deal, medicare for all, bernie sanders as labor secretary. there is zero chance that happens if mitch mcconnell is the majority leader. aoc can say whatever she wants, she can keep tweeting, she is not in touch with the current political reality. >> sandra: final from you, marjorie? >> i would say aoc is not representative of the entire democratic party and would say she is one faction like we see factions with ted cruz and others within the repub

when we think of marjory stoneman douglas we think of the everglades. but i think her book on hurricanes is right up there wh the rest of them. certainly about that needed to be updated which you have clearly done. what are some of the surprises that stand it in your mind you might share that kept you glued to the desk writing? >> one of the big surprises is how hurricanes have affected the course of american history. in your state alone and i was fascinated to read about in the 15 '50s and the 1560s when the spanish were trying to settle florida and now the first settlement in pensacola was basically wiped out by hurricane. hurricane. just think about our history might've changed if the settlement survived. also years later on these coast of florida that was a battle royale between the frank and the spanish for both interested in colonizing florida. the french would add a very formidable fleet was about ready to attack the spanish who lets settle a little further to the south in what is now st. augustine. but right at the moment when the french were ge

watch tv all day for the rest of my life. >> reporter: marjorie madfis just gave up looking after herlayoff. >> and i remember having an interview with a young man whoje came in his, put his feet up on the chair and was texting during the interview. and that was kind of the ahai moment thaally don't want to be somebody's mother in a job. >>seporter: instead, madfis doing something less rewarding financially, but far more emotionay: running a non- profit to teach jobs skills to wome american girl-loving daughter, izzie. >> i'm learning how to accept feedback. emotional regulation. with customers i've learned how to control my tempercu omers can be overwhelming at times. >> reporte pre-pandemic izzy learned on the job at a now, she and her peet on zoom. kathy docter? she has been jobless for seven months. >> i am running out of money. i had money saved. i mean, i'm running out of money now. and now i have to pay for cobra, which costs an additional five hundred fifty dollars a moh because i can't get coverage anywhere else because i have preexisting conditions. unless i go to what's lef

if you take that logic further and you look at some of these , etc.,tates, michigan bidens marjorie victory -- margin of victory was largely determined by the libertarian party. , is my my question is assumption correct that this election in georgia will be swung by libertarians who either arede not to vote for unlikely to vote on the republican line? what givesepends kelly loeffler an upper hand. took away mostho of her votes was republican. his name is doug collins of georgia and he has dropped out now. he is a house member and had been a house member and ran against her and really wanted that c. he was defeated. he has gotten behind her and his votes will matter. i think it's an interesting point you make about the libertarian candidate. it depends on the state and the race. there can be a green party candidate who takes away votes from democrats. that certainly can be the case. in maine, for example, susan collins pulled out a win over sarah gideon who is a democrat but there were other ballot candidates who drew away from that and they were opposed to each other. they were not similar

republican or marjorie taylor green who previously expressed support for the cure known conspiracy theory has come to be one house seat in georgia presenter trumpeted her candidacy calling her a future republican she would own supporters that the president is secretly waging a battle against paedophiles in the u.s. bureaucracy and the democratic party. voters in mississippi of approved a new state flag featuring a magnolia flower words in god we trust it replaces the old confederate themed flag the symbol of the confederacy which secede from the us in 860 over. was widely viewed by black americans as racist. so let's take a look at the german perspective regarding this election our president trump an anchor and chancellor angela merkel have had a rocky relationship over the last 4 years as well as it left the ties between the u.s. and germany here's more from julia sowed delhi. even before donald trump became u.s. president it was clear the relationship wouldn't be easy. now merkel what did she do she's destroyed i mean she's in the process of destroying germany with a migration time maga

like minded congresswoman known as the squad for challenging the washington status quo republican marjorie taylor green who previously expressed support for the she would non conspiracy theory has comfortably won a house seat in the state of georgia president donald trump boosted her candidacy calling her a future republican star she went on supporters assert that trump is secretly waging a battle against pedophiles and u.s. bureaucracy and the democratic party. voters in mississippi have approved a new state flag featuring a magnolia flower and the words in god we trust it replaces the old confederate themed swear the symbol of the confederacy which the ceded from the u.s. an 860 over slavery was widely viewed by black americans as racist. as governments around the world wait for the results of this whites in the us here in germany people and policymakers have been giving their views on events unfolding across the atlantic. all these u.s. citizens sent in their ballots by mail ballots that donald trump alleges were fraudulent in many cases to democrats abroad gathered in front of the u.s.

republican marjorie taylor green who previously expressed support for the q a non conspiracy theory comfortably want to house seat in georgia president donald trump gave her candidacy a boost calling her quote a future republican star doing on supporters assert that trump is secretly waging a battle against pedophiles across the u.s. government and the democratic party which is of course a slice. and a republican senator susan collins has claimed victory in the race for her. senate seat in maine democrats identified column c. as one of their key targets and what looks like a failed attempt to take back control of the senate from republicans. voters in mississippi have approved a new state flag featuring a magnolia flower and the words in god we trust it replaces the old confederate themed flag it was the symbol of the confederacy which seceded from the u.s. an 860 over slavery and widely viewed by many americans as races. watching t w news more headlines at the top of the hour always keep it to day w. dot com instagram and twitter at e.w. news and link lou croft thanks for watching. what secret

and republican marjorie taylor green who previously expressed support for the q a non conspiracy theory has comfortably want a house seat in georgia president donald trump boosted her candidacy calling her a quote future republican star to announce supporters assert that trump is secretly waging a battle against pedophiles in the us government and the democratic party for which there is of course no evidence. as governments around the world wait for the results of this election here in germany people and policymakers have been giving their views on events unfolding across the atlantic. all these u.s. citizens sent in their ballots by mail ballots that donald trump alleges were fraudulent in many cases to democrats abroad gathered in front of the u.s. embassy in berlin to protest against the latest from the u.s. president today we are here because we believe that the votes must be counted the votes to come in and many were postmarked and it is not illegal to count them after the election i find it absolutely abhorrent what he's saying this got a language as large to be tolerated thing cr

the protesters have started their marjorie which you see there these mock post boxes back here what's inside of those are letters open letters from some of the protesters to the king himself now what they do is they started for democracy monument they're marching down toward the grand palace and they say they're going to deliver these letters to the king himself and obviously that's going to be a big challenge but this is a symbolic move because one of the 3 big things these protesters are asking for in the monarchy they're also asking for the prime minister to resign and for the constitution to be written so this is one thing they're focusing on this is the largest protest we've seen in about 2 weeks this comes after a week of the beginning of the political process for these protesters but again the protesters are saying they're not going to be part of this reconciliation committee it's now in parliament. if you prime minister i.b.m. it has replaced the sri top government officials 5 days after the army launched an offensive in the northern grave region no official reason has yet bee

this was the first time simon saw his 98—year—old mum marjorie after lockdown mk i. in the garden. today, that all changes. i think the advantage, if it all comes off, is it opens up all possibilities. when i see mum, i can talk with her, i can hug her, i can hold her. it'sjust going to be great. but all of this will have to be in full ppe. masks and gloves are still essential, and will still be a barrier to communication. it's very hard for these new tests to perform very well. they're very simple technologies. they're not going to be able to detect virus like the pcr test does. they give you a very immediate assessment of whether you have a lot of virus right now, but it doesn't mean you're going to be clear of the virus and safe. for those homes not included, the wait has been unbearable. for those lucky few, it is the first tentative step towards the normality they have been longing for. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt is here. visits by christmas, that is the promise, how likely is it? that is the big question, certainly th

democracy and democratic ideals and then you kind of create this conspiracy theory that these others marjorieafrican-americans but i exclusively in the sense of trump immigrants are coming to take your land or your nation and you need to get behind the leader so i mean you know the act of race and racism in united states has not only made it so that large amount of people cannot participate in democracy but also have been a very big tool for moving us towards authoritarian rhetoric if not regimes and that that race i would i would go ahead. yeah i want to jump in and say this is backed up by history over and over around the world. strongmen appeal when the country is had they often side favor when a country has just had significant progress toward racial gender class equity and that's exactly when these individual finds favor as a way of kind of turning back the clock and they promise national greatness but it's at the price of of taming the others who shouldn't who should learn their place and go back to where they were before but it is dynamic that is now let me ask you about that because y

interesting to know that a woman named marjorie taylor greene was elected to congress yesterday, they understanding, representative who openly supports qanon. movementsrious, these in conspiracy theories can morph very quickly, but this one now coming into the halls of congress, what is your facebook and twitter feed doing about that? yael: this is where we just have to be frank. they really did too little, too late. years, it has been a free-for-all conspiracy theory among all these groups that are not just free to operate on these platforms, but being amp -- but being amplified by algorithms. people are connected to groups with each other, and there is no responsibility for how this is all spread. and now, qanon has become such a widespread phenomenon that i am not certain that the platforms -- yes, now they are saying they will ban q and on. they have the hash tag safe for children, are not letting people spread anything with that hash tag. but at this point, it becomes a where, what dome we take down, who do we take down? what do we say about these platforms that makes conspiracy

you're going to work with marjorie taylor greene sitting right next to you in committees and whatnot?omeone who ascribes to all these conspiracy theories? tell me the republican party is not a clown show now. i don't get it. what planet are you people from? host: wister carter, your response -- mr. carter, your response? guest: i could not disagree with the call any more than i do. what this administration has achieved is simply phenomenal. i say that as a member of congress, as an american citizen, and i say that as a health care professional, a pharmacist who has worked in the system for more than 30 years who understands the process by approved,e things are by which they are researched and developed. that is nothing short of phenomenal. for us to be able to come up with a vaccine like this in this frame of time is phenomenal. there are a lot of questions, a lot of people who are criticizing this. unfortunately the cloud -- you want to talk about clowns? look at the new york governor if you want to talk about a clown. there is someone who is criticizing people's health, who is endan

they point out that george's marjorie taylor green made headlines for support of the conspiracy theory while colorado's lauren owned a gun themed restaurant that divide pandemic shutdown orders and where servers openly carried firearms. in florida, salazar is a longtime journalist who worked for the spanish-language network telemundo. she flipped her district, as did stephanie bice of oklahoma, michelle fischbach of minnesota, and nancy mase of south carolina, all of whom had served before in their state house, with mice by bush, former lieutenant governor. meanwhile, cynthia louis will be the first woman to represent wyoming in the u.s. senate. she is an attorney and former state lawmaker. these conservative women are coming from all different types of experiences but they will be presenting their district in their states in congress. how are you all getting this diverse group of women into these races and into these primaries and having them win? >> i'm glad you mentioned that many of them have a lot of state legislator experience because i often think when there's conversations or w

'd us marjorie, deal me. you can have them and have the most of the digits of my will be enough. she jeeps only are not off so you have to put it to us. i mean, if you have people talking on that subsea upper body and heck machine, i'm not totally out of an aisle your philosophy. oh. and i'm going to pay and i can't invest it. i made it to me and i had it disarm saddam out kenneth powell and watched it. and i can't understand how they let me die, how i missed something. so let's not matamata how washington like and say it's a little big not only did mbeki and one did now i had my son half inside and says, there are people at b.c. don't go on. i hold of you so much. i love the new do genre i deserve. this is all new pretty. you better go, mr. quark. you know, you have said i've been sitting on cutting us off here. i'll be able to do a new dinner on the reappear. could be minuit of all of you have a reason why this prosecution verno can't have you. you didn't build for thought it was we are, they could share the 2 journalists completed their call and bade each other farewell. it wa

keep control of the house but she saw her democratic majority shrinking one of those losses west to marjorie taylor green a republican who expressed racist spews and support for cuban on conspiracy theories. she won a seat representing georgia in the house, those results almost ensures partisan gridlock regardless of who wins the presidency and now for the latest out president trump's camp we now head to washington dc outside the white house that is where we find our dc correspondent jessi to nor jesse thanks for being with us tonight last night we heard president trump declare victory. that was not the case today. he's claimed victory in pennsylvania. >>where there are still 800,000 votes or so to be counted in joe biden is surging. where's the president's head tonight and how does he see this. these next couple days playing out. >>yeah good evening grandin vickie's so we can get kind of into the mind of the trump campaign by watching what happened today, even though we didn't hear from president trump sense that speech that he gave so the campaign did start filing lawsuits in key battlegro

marjorie column bonnie can't open her physical shop. coronavirus restrictions don't allow it. but trying to compete with global retailers online is a near impossible task that is often used by our new people end up thinking of us as the us because we're trying to sell for normal prices. but we bought them at a certain cost. and in addition, there are fees and taxes, or sometimes we find the same product online, cheaper than the price. the supply gave us some things wrong with that. the on happy times for france, a small shop owners are pushing some french shoppers to boycott. the big online sellers, tens of thousands of people are signed a petition calling for an amazon free christmas. others say using click can collect to support smaller businesses, big spending, but i deliberately avoid amazon, especially now it would be irresponsible in it. i'm rejecting amazon. i was and has responded to the criticism, which is come from as high as the mayor of paris by promising to delay its black friday specials. his says he wants to give small businesses time to reopen, before the shopp

. >>> new jersey a big promotion for a hero cop who saved an officer during a shootout this is marjorieing toward gunfire and pulling a wounded officer to safety. happened in jersey city last year and sergeant jordan is now a lieutenant that makes her the highest ranking black woman ever on jersey city's police force >>> oklahoma the town of chickashay known for itsfest cal of lights, and now this. >> do you know what this is? this is a lamp. >> a leg lamp. think major award from "a christmas story" only this one is 40 feet tall, inflatable and sits at the end of main street mega major whatever it takes to kick off the holiday season on this cnbc trip, coast to coast >>> the orchestra was on strike. i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news local leaders issuing more covid restrictions ahead of the holiday. in el paso, the county judge imposed a curfew 10:00 at night until 5:00 in the morning. starts tonight, lasts till monday >>> in newark, new jersey, a 10-day stay-at-home advisory begins today the mayor says streets will be closed from 8:00

in georgia, marjorie taylor greene has won the 14th congressional district. her opponent, democrat kevin van ausdal, withdrew from the race in september for personal reasons. greene ran on a pro-gun, anti-immigrant, antichoice platform, and has embraced the qanon conspiracy theory, which claims that president trump is secretly at war with a deep state cabal of satan-worshiping elites who run a child sex trafficking operation. in puerto rico's gubernatorial race, pedro pierluisi has a thin lead over carlos delgado. the candidates are separated by less than 10,000 ves. pierluisi is a membemoof the new progressive party, which supports statehood for puerto rico. delgado of the popular party wants to keep puerto rico's status as a u.s. colony. pierluisi briefly served as governor in 2019 after former governor ricardo rossellÓ was forced to resign amid mass protests. puerto ricans also took to the polls to decide on a referendum that would determine if the island is granted statehood. "the new york times" reports pport fothe refendum led thbout 52%f the vos. hover

. >> dana: first of all i want to say hey marjorie thanks for being a big fan of "the five."word to all of our viewers, don't call your parents during the five. i want to tell you about this family. they have broken a seemingly impossible sweep after having 14 boys in a row a one in 16384 chance, are jay and piter. i finally had their first girl, maggie jane, they're calling her the greatest gift. they were so surprised she was a boy again that they made her middle name she boy again. that's amazing. >> >> dagan: check out this ar bees deep fried turkey pillow you can wear on your head. it's sold-out but you can enter to win one. wear it when you're listening to greg's podcast. >> juan: that's it for us, folks, are special report up >> welcome to washington. presidents president strums efforts to challenge the election results a number of different places is the focus tonight on maricopa county, arizona,. the trump team is arguing pull workers in the country's second-largest voting jurisdiction wrongly rejected boats read the local jurisdiction pushing back the president stil

. >> and what do you make of somebody like marjorie taylor green winning kocher congressio seat, a big supporter. it seems to have sunk its laws into some. >> and it took a couple election cycles after the 2008 victory for barack obama, it took a couple election cycles for the republicans to try to get some of this fringe craziness out of their system for lack of a better way of putting it. so 2010, the big tea party wave, you had 2012 where more tea parties came, but a little more subdued. and 2014, mcconnell and boehner and the chamber really purged the republican party of a lot of those more extreme elements at least as far as they could in primary elections. so i think whether you are talking about green, whether you are talking about colorado, a few of these sort of fringe characters, again, to put it generously, i think that it will be interesting to see what the resi resistance looks like within the republican party heading into the 2022 primaries. >> and so just a quick question, does donald trump now if he loses this election still hold the banner for the republican party? jus

. >> i'm a little concerned about this whole marjorie taylor greene thing. this is qanon. me qanon garbage. it's the stuff they heard that is now main streamed and the leaders of the republicans in the house will not distance himself from that stuff. qanon has made it to the congress of the united states of america. >> not just the congress but frankly president donald trump also refuses to disavow qanon. he's said things like i know they think i'm very good, stuff like that. i was just doing a hearing in the house intel committee a couple of weeks ago with a few other experts on conspiracy theories and disinformation and not a single republican member showed up to that hearing to conduct their oversight as they are required by the constitution to understand these issues for the american people and legislate about them. not a single republican member was there. i think we really need to call this stuff out. we should not be normalizing the use of conspiracy theories and disinformation in our politics. we need to disincentivize it. if there's one thing i'm optimistic about,

marjorie taylor green. facebook had to take down a picture of her with a begun nex threatening them. it's openly authoritarian and violate. >> thank you both. that is "all in" this thursday morning. "the rachel maddow show" with ali velshi in for rachel starts now. good evening, ali. >> chris, good evening. thank you for that and thank you at home for joining us this hour. rachel remains quarantined after a close contact tested covid positive, but rachel is still doing just fine. hou however, we just got word that 157,000 americans were diagnosed with covid today. this is a brand-new record, which comes a day after we broke the previous record. more than 157,000 people tested positive for covid in the united states today. we'll be talking in just a few minutes with a member

was a virtual video not long ago of the surviving family members of the coach that was killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. the little boy, the son of the coach who had been killed has suffered some disability and just -- he's so good in that t setting. the american people haven't seen it because he's been denied that kind of campaigning. i don't know how good a speech he'll give tonight. i assume it will be perfectly lovely but his real strength as a politician is in the one-on-one personal relationships. >> i think the realty of the new world we're living in is not something we're not going to see for a while. i think especially for joe biden and their campaign that they've been so -- trying to be very dill gent about the precautions they take around the coronavirus, but i do think the other thing about joe biden is that he is in a lot of ways a student of history, and i think he appreciates the importance of his trade. i imagine that we will hear a little bit of that today as biden tries to reach back into the foundations of the country that we were jus

president trump and some of the speakers, conservative names that you would recognize congresswoman marjorie taylor green who is a qanon supporter and there will be a letter red from general flynn too. >> hallie jackson at the white house. thanks. >>> as the trump administration leaves the biden transition mostly in the dark, doctors close to that transition are developing their own plans to mass distribute a covid vaccine. nbc news reports biden's advisers are worried that the outgoing administration's planning will leave them unprepared when they take over the fight against covid. cnbc's kayla tausche covering the biden transition kayla, the president-elect received a briefing from his coronavirus task force today and said it was alarming do we know any details >> reporter: well, shep, the doctors advising the president-elect shared good news and bad news today the good news was on vaccines and therapeutics the bad news was on the sheer statistics of the virus. the record daily case count. the rising deaths. the hospitals at surge capacity and the protective gear in short supply despite th

marjory taylor green,qanon in congress. these are the people entering office elected by the gop. it's openly violent. >> thank you both. that's "all in". the rachel maddow show with ari velshi in for rachel begins now. >> thank you for that. thank you at home for joining us at this hour. the rachel remains quarantine after a close contact tested covid positive, but rachel still is doing just fine. we just got word moment ago more than 157,000 americans were diagnosed with covid today. this is a brand-new record, which comes a day after we broke the previous record. more than 157,000 people tested positive for covid in the united states today. we'll be talking in just a few minutes with a member of president-elect joe biden's advisory board. we'll be looking at numbers in maricopa county. before we talk about the current president, today we heard from our last president. not in a speech or an interview, but in an audiobook. the atlantic magazine published an excerpt from president obama's new memoir, including an excerpt of the former president reading a preface. he said one reaso

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