it's crazy. >> marjorie. marjorie. white people aren't in gangs? white people aren't in gangs? okay. i want you to tell that to the police officers and lawmakers menaced by rioters including proud boys and oathkeepers at the capitol. what would you call them? huh? okay. think about that. and there's more. more vile garbage from a woman who -- and i remind you again -- is now a u.s. congresswoman. here it is. >> if you want islam and sharia law, you stay over there. -- you can have a whole bunch of wives or goats or sheep or whatever you want. you stay over there. but in america, see, we made it this great, great country. we don't want it messed up. >> we sure don't. can you play that for yourself? everything that you said about say that about you, we don't want it messed up so stop messing it up, marjorie. you know these people love to talk about making america great again. immigrants made and make america great. religious tolerants made and make america great. free speech makes america great. but ignorance, bigotry, hateful comments, bigots, hateful comments, cloaked in false

what happens to marjorie taylor-greene? >> she would be brought before the united states house of representatives on the floor and members would rebuke her and condemn her remark, condemn her actions and she would have to stand there, and listen to this. now do i think she would actually show up? that's on her. i'm doing my part. i wrote the resolution and my colleague and i sarah jacobs out of california we are moving forward to make sure we're doing our part. it only takes a simple majority to pass and i also support an expulsion and i've signed on for her to be removed from the united states congress and that takes a two-thirds majority. i don't know where we would end up on that, but as a simple majority we should be able to move forward to hold her accountable for her actions because enough is enough and we've come way to far. her party has dna nothing. a talking to is nothing. we have to move forward with taking action. >> congresswoman williams, thank you for joining me again. nakima williams representing georgia's 5

marjorie taylor greene takes it to be a grient q in the sky. a lengthy thread of language sprinkled with conspiracy theories, george soros, marjorie taylor greene. yes, a nazi himself trying to continue what was not finished. february 201. that was verified by cnn as well. it is still up on twitter right now if you want to take a look. and just so that you can see what she is engaging calling soros a nazi. this portrays him as a vampire going up in flames. this is outrageous. this stuff ain't normal. this is not normal. this is some racist b.s. that is what it is. you are bigots. listen, i shouldn't have to explain it. george soros is jewish, the root of endless anti-semitic tropps about him. he is not a nazi. but he is the subject of countless ugly conspiracy theories embraced by marjorie taylor greene and her cronies. there is more, sadly. boy. this same source shared screen shots of two now removed facebook posts of marjorie taylor greene's page which cnn hasn't independently confirmed. one, a fake promo for the funeral of the late senator j

marjorie, come on now. but are these posts consistent with her views? well, let's look at what she said about the two muslim congresswomen, rashida tlaib and ilhan omar when she filmed herself -- trying to get them to swear on the christian bible. >> they swore in on the koran. >> oh, we have the bible, we're going to talking about how to swear in on the bible with them and let them know what our law says, that you can't swear in on the koran. we're going to explain about how you can't swear in on the koran, and we're going to have the bible and ask them if they would swear in on the bible that we really need them -- >> we have the oath. >> yeah, we have the oath, yup. so i think that's important. >> god, as i said, educate yourself because she is so ignorant. marjorie, what happened to religious freedom? does that only apply to christians? because there are other religions besides christianity. you know, america, religious freedom. and all that stuff. family values. pathetic. you're pathetic. let me go on before i lose my job. let's look at what she sa

marjorie taylor greene has always been marjorie taylor greene. it's everyone around her now that's the problem. >> that's correct, john. but remember, too, steve king was elected multiple times, but not until the leadership of the party stood up and kevin mccarthy, to his credit, stood up and condemned him skpad, no more. you're off the committees. you know what, after leadership took their foot down on his neck, so to speak, they said, it's done. he was defeated in his primary. the same thing has to happen to marjorie taylor greene. the leadership needs to speak clearly, that she is not welcome in the party, he is not welcome in the conference, and that she and her ilk, these conspiracy theorists and all of these whacky things that she supports, there is no room for them. make it crystal cloear. and they will defeat her in the next primary. her opponent in the primary last time said he had a dumpster full of opposition research on this woman that was just devastating. now we're learning more and more about it. so, i think he said, no shirt, no s

it's not that marjorie taylor greene is an aberration.s that maybe, maybe she's not and it's telling us something much more than that. greg bleustein, you have been working on this from the beginning. you have been telling people, telling the world if they're willing to listen about this from the beginning. we thank you for your reporting and thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> all right, a blistering report accusing new york's governor of undercounting coronavirus deaths and nursing homes by a lot. we have new reaction to this, next. >>> developing this morning, new york's attorney general is accusing the state's health department of undercounting coronavirus deaths at nursing homes, by the thousands. the state health commissioner disputes this report. alexandra field joins us now with more. what have we learned? >> we're talking about a huge disparity between the number of deaths of residents in nursing homes related to covid that were reported by the state's department of health and the number being reported by

so there would be no marjorie green and there would be no blockbuster story about marjorie green if theher to begin with because she was a back bench candidate and she should be a back bench member of the united states congress but today she is all over the media because the media began to cover her initially because of her crazy conspiracy theories and her views. .>> well, i don't know. i got to tell you, the people of georgia, you're assuming a lot about them. they meet the candidates, they go through these issues. what i think she said about violence is absolutely, totally wrong. but the disrespect for the people of georgia or any congressional district that makes these decisions, i don't know about that. howie: jason, let me jump in. hold on. i want to finish a question to jason and you go next, richard. you said republicans are calling out some of this rhetoric. kevin mccarthy, the house minority lead e all he said was that he's going to talk to green next week. by the way, she said she had to call president trump. does that allow the media to make this story into a story about the

right now, the face of the republican party, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, at the center of a fire storm and refusing to back down. facing calls from democrats to have her punished and even removed from the house for a litany of incendiary comments and endorsement of conspiracy theories, greene today calling donald trump for back-up and firing back at her critics, and there are a lot of them. >> what i cannot do is continue to look over my shoulder, wondering if a white supremacist in congress by the name of marjorie taylor greene or anyone else, because there are others, that they are doing something or conspiring against us. >> and so, when i hear that representative mccarthy is going to pull a member aside who has made white supremacist sympathizing comments, the thing that i think is, what is he going to tell them? keep it up? >> i'm horrified that she's on the education committee when she made fun of a student who was in the midst of a shooting at the florida high school. >> my blood is boiling, absolutely not. she has no place on this committee. we deal with school clima

and marjorie taylor greene is the republican party.st four years. and apparently, donald trump inciting a deadly insurrection, the attack of january 6th on the capitol and the people within it, apparently that didn't change much. and even since january 6th, as some -- some folks said earlier on your show. we've seen representative mccarthy and other members walk back closer towards donald trump. they are a party that is based on lies and conspiracy theories. all, in the name of -- of grabbing power. and really, we don't have a marjorie taylor greene problem, per se. this country has a republican-party problem. >> but, there is, also, a voter-registration problem, olivia, for the republican party. they have lost about -- some -- at least 30,000 people, who were registered republicans, at the start of january 6. and now, aren't. will that be the thing that will trigger change? >> it could, possibly. i mean, right? let's -- let's face it. the average american, i just do not believe subscribes -- the average, american, republican i would s

we don't stand -- marjorie taylor greene does not represent us either.re going to get back to the basics of what the republican party stands for and you see a lot of people -- you see the governor of arkansas saying, i couldn't support someone like marjorie taylor greene. that's not the republican party that i know. so we need more profiles in courage in republican leadership to say, enough is enough. joe biden won the election fair and square. full stop. but when you have this -- you know, this -- the republican party which is now casting its lot with qanon and all of the misinformation and disinformation you see on these social media platforms, i don't know what the republican party -- how it can survive. i just -- i don't see their path forward. but those are decisions they're making. i wish that they could go the root of a john katko, republican from new york, mr. kinzinger from illinois, ms. cheney from wyoming. those are true profiles from courage. they stand up and tell the public what they need to hear, the truth, whether they like it or not. and

president trump won by a landslide. >> marjorie taylor green, marjorie taylor greene, executing democratic -- before being elected to congress. is marjorie taylor greene the kind of republican that we are supposed to unify with? come on now. let's be truthful about this. because imagine if marjorie taylor greene or folks like her or any of them. kevin mccarthy, average if they were democrats, what republicans would be saying right now. most house republicans are keeping quiet about marjorie taylor greene but minority leader kevin mccarthy exp spokesperson says he plans to have a conversation with her. wow. a conversation. let me just remind you that steve king lost his committee assignment in 2019 over his repeated racist comment but marjorie taylor greene gets a conversation? that's almost -- i mean that's like being very concerned like susan collins, i am very concerned strongly. what's next? are they going to write her as a strongly written note? this is a u.s. congresswoman who got campaign money from qanon believer. romney mcdaniels tells the ap, qanon is quote, "dangerous." it is pre

what we do know from marjorie taylor greene is she said it was a great call. she was grateful to have what she called the former president's support, and she also said that democrats are now attacking her in the same way that they used to attack donald trump. so, assuming that call happened, it is significant just because it shows how the former president remains in the background pulling strings, despite the fact that he does not is a twitter megaphone even as his own party up here on capitol hill continues the identity crisis, the blood letting, if you will. there's another example of that, as you mentioned, that is the back and forth between marjorie taylor greene and senator mitt romney of utah. romney tweeted out talking about the lies marjorie taylor greene has told and her claims that the election was stolen. she essentially shot back that romney cares nothing about what she called the people's number one concern, and then, there was this, please grow a pair or get a spine, she tweeted. so, that is the state of play. no remorse, no apologies, no backing

lawrence, here's why marjorie taylor greene is dangerous. the fbi, for the first time in may of 2019, warned that it was not just the white nationalists, not just the white supremacists that were creating a domestic terrorism danger. it was the conspiracy theory groups that were fueling that con sketch when si. when christopher wray, t testif december, he said it was the conspiracy theory groups that are fueling the anger of the white nationalist groups. it's the conspiracy theory groups that are creating the threat to our government. and marjorie taylor greene, one of the members of these conspiracy theory groups, has now been elevated to the united states congress. what fed the lies of the january 6th event was not just the president of the united states, but this dangerous conspiracy ridden online community of which marjorie taylor greene has shown herself to be a champion. kevin mccarthy may not listen to me and my advice to eject marjorie taylor greene from the house republican congress, but he should listen to the fbi director. she is

you have marjorie taylor greene and alisyn getting a plum committee assignment.man mike rogers was on last hour, i'll have adam kinzinger on next hour. they both say they're engaged in a war for the soul of the republican party. my question to you is, what war at this point? >> i think that's right. there doesn't seem to be much of a war at all. the republican party, from the average republican voter to leaders all across the country, if governor's mansions and then on the hill have made their choice. they are the party of donald trump. they are advancing the trumpist agenda, fine with the trumpist agenda. we always speculate, maybe they're just doing it for political expediency. who knows? they act like they're just full-on trumpists, in the mold of somebody like jim jordan. we saw very clearly how small the sort of romney contingent of the republican party is with that vote a few days ago around impeachment. the vast majority of republicans voted with this president, voted to say that this was an unconstitutional impeachment trial. and we of course, saw what ha

the trump, marjorie taylor greene and qanon faction have won.ublicans level. maybe mitt romney hand that's it. >> a couple days later after marjorie taylor greene, i talked with donald trump so when you connect the dots here, where does the gop stand relative to donald trump, is it side by side, perhaps? >> it's still the trump party. he's not going to get convicted clearly. the republican senators made that clear. he'll dangle out this idea he'll run again in 2024 which means he remains the de facto leader of the party and look at the local party. look at the state parties, alex. not just congress. sometimes we get distracted what's happening in this town and capitol hill. look at the gop in south carolina krens you'ring members and look at what it is happening to liz cheney and look at those who are saying is the attack on the capitol is a false flag and the hawaii gop which tweeted praise of the qanon and the texas gop which has a qanon mantra in its slogans and online motifs. this is a top from top to bottom which has been taken over by cons

marjorie greene sees a q in the sky for an eric trump golf course tweet. marjorie taylor greene replies to a commenter on one of her twitter threads and calls george soros a nazi. that one is still up on twitter right now. and just so you can see what she is engaging with when she calls soros a nazi, here's a larger version of that graphic portraying him as a vampire going up in flames. both of those tweets are verified by cnn's k-file. two screen shots of two now removed facebook posts of greene's facebook page which cnn has not independently confirmed. one, a fake promo for the funeral of the late senator john mccain, a war hero who served his country in the senate for more than 30 years. and then there's this bigoted anti-muslim meme that shows graphic images of the 9/11 terror attack side by side with the image of congresswoman rashida tlaib being sworn into congress, and it says, thanks, michigan. we blurred the faces of the children in that photo to protect them from this kind of ugly bigotry. marjorie taylor greene's office did not respond to our re

this isn't just about marjorie taylor greene. this is about the republican party.he republican leadership and marjorie taylor greene has come to represent what i have come to believe are three fundamental truths about where the republican party is today. number one, she epitomizes radicalization in clear broad daylight. that is the conspiracy theories, the violent extremist groups she is associated with. she is the epitome of all that but proudly and in open daylight. second, she epitomizes the discarding of democracy for the big lie. the big lie of course being the election, being thrown or fraudulent. that she and other republicans have ascribed to. and also the big lie about exactly what is happening in this country. whatever issue you look at. there is a lie being told about what is actually happening in this country. and third, she represents what the republican party has become, a one-man cult. this is not a party of principles anymore. this is a party of one person. if you look at what the arizona republican party did, they censured jeff lake, cindy mccain a

let's stick with marjorie taylor greene in this moment. i want to remind our viewers about what trump said about marjorie taylor greene before she was elected. >> somebody that gets a little more publicity than i do, marjorie taylor green, right here from northwest georgia. oh, boy, i don't want to mess with her. nah, she's great. every one of them has my full and complete endorsement. go out and vote for them and let them all come into congress. >> he got what he wished for and now congresswoman greene talks to trump. she says she has his support today. i don't think you can call this the fringe of the republican party anymore, i mamanda. >> no, but i think it's important to take a trip to realville where people who support trump could not live anymore. donald trump not only lost the white house, he is responsible for losing the senate and the house of representatives. trumpism is a political loser, okay? marjorie taylor greene and her qanon-style politics are responsible for republicans losing the senate because kelly loeffler and david

will the republicans reprimand congresswoman marjorie taylor greene? kevin mccarthy will meet with her this week. >>> and homeland security is warning that the assault on the capitol may not be an isolated incident. if only they had listened back in 2009 when their own analyst warned about domestic extremist violence. remember this? his report was retracted. and darrel johnson is here to discuss. plus during covid, in one nevada school district, there have been 19 suicides. more than doubling the previous year. with anxiety and depression also skyrocketing, is reopening schools not happening fast enough? new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. you know, malcolm, audible's got more than audiobooks. of course, podcasts. originals. bestsellers. future bestsellers. sleep stories. mal- hey, no! roxy! audiobooks, podc

marjorie taylor greene? the qanon supporter who was named to the house education and labor committee today. who supported the big lie. >> we aren't going to let this election be stolen by joe biden and the democrats. president trump won by a landslide. >> marjorie taylor greene, who our k file investigation finds repeatedly indicated support for executing prominent democratic politicians before being elected to congress. is marjorie taylor greene the kind of republican that we're supposed to unify with? come on now. let's be truthful about this. because imagine if marjorie taylor greene or the folks like her, any of them, kevin mccarthy, imagine if they were democrats. what republicans would be saying right now. most house republicans are keeping quiet about marjorie taylor greene. but the minority leader kevin mccarthy's spokesman says he plans to have a conversation with her. wow. have a conversation. a conversation. let me just remind you that steve king lost miz committee assignments in 2019 over his rep

marjorie taylor green, a history of homephobic comments. we want no more part of amplifying this person. you need to hear it for yourself. just buckle up and take a listen to this. >> q is a patriot. we know that for sure. there is an islamic inversion into our government offices right now. they are -- you saw after midterm elections, we saw so many muslims elected. there were quite a few. the generations of black and hispanic men. you want to know what holds them down? gangs. being in gangs and dealing drugs is what holds them down. the gangs are holding them back. it's not white people. how do you get avid gun owners and people who support the second amendment to give up their guns and go with the constitution? maybe you perform a mass shooting into a crowd that is very likely to be conservative. is that what happened in las vegas? >> okay. okay. now, keep in mind, that this person is not just some lady selling qanon tracks on the side of the ride. she is a member of congress. green's prolific internet trail has come under increased scrut

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cnn reported this week that republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of georgia liked a social media comment in 2019 about shooting, shooting, speaker pelosi. this afternoon, a prime example of the fears many are feeling, police arrested a west virginia man near the u.s. capitol yesterday armed with a handgun and 20 rounds of ammo. list also say the man, dennis westover, had "stop the steal" paperwork with him, "stop the steal" a reference to the big lie that joe biden didn't actually win the election. he also had a list of senators and representatives along with their contact information, police say. social media posts indicate that westover attended the rally in washington on january 6th. it is unclear if he was part of the attack on the capitol. in light of that attack that killed five people, injuring more than 100 law enforcement officers and, frankly, tore at the fabric of the united states, these concerns from lawmakers and law enforcement cannot be dismissed and the insanity and mo m mondacity that led to the attack is tearing the republican party apart, blame and conse

let mee s start with congresswo marjorie taylor greene.ve had statements out in the last 24 hours from the republican jewish coalition, christians s united for israel calling for her to be pulled from committees. what do you believe should be the next step as we know that the minority leader kevin mccarthy will be meeting with her next week? >> well, clearly she should be removed from her committees. that is the first thing. second thing kevin mccarthy should do is throw her out of the house republican conference. tell her she is not welcome. the third thing he should do tell her that congressional republicans are going to work with the georgia state gop to get her in the primary. and that she should enjoy the rest of her time in congress. that is how they should deal with her. i suggested it back when she won the primary, that was the riggh ta tact then because this radical element has no place in the party. >> and she won her district, so if she is removed from all of these sectors, what does that tell the voters about d.c. and congress?

. >> house republican leader kevin mccarthy has promised to have a word with marjorie taylor greene about the racist, antisemitic, homicidal thoughts she has publicly expressed. but more important mri for kevin mccarthy, he had to go to florida today to talk to the man who is facing trial for incitement of insurrection at the u.s. capitol. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action by president trump. accept his share of responsibility, quell the bruling unrest and ensure president-elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. >> the cowardly kevin did not say a word of that to donald trump today. kevin mccarthy released a statement saying, today president trump committed to helping elect republicans in the house and senate in 2022. that commitment is of course worth absolutely nothing because it's from donald trump. kevin mccarthy still hasn't released a statement saying that marjorie taylor greene has promised not to encour

we've seen the video of marjory stoneman -- of marjorie taylor greene before she became a member of congresslking you as you were making your way around the capitol hill complex. two questions. one, was that the one and only time you had encountered her before she became a member of congress? >> i'm not sure. i believe there may have been other times, for example, a time in georgia. i don't know if it was her or possibly rebecca -- or lauren -- basically marjorie -- marge's evil twin as i'll call them. the other person that's been elected to congress that threw a hissy fit about us being able to bring a gun into the capitol. but, you know, i think that was really the main interaction, although i will say there was the other video taking before the one being shown currently where she followed us for about 15 to 10 minutes inside the capitol yelling at us, screaming at us and actually at that time, we started chanting "enough is enough" and the capitol police showed up in about 30 seconds. that's how i knew when i saw the insurrection happening that the police were not responding as timely as

and now both of them have nothing to say, nothing to say publicly about marjorie taylor greene. axios is reporting that kevin mccarthy plans to talk privately with marjorie taylor greene about her homicidal thoughts. tonight congressman alexander ocasio-cortez said this in an interview with chris hayes here on msnbc. >> when i hear that representative mccarthy is going to pull a member aside who has made white supremacist sympathizing comments, the thing that i think is, what is he going to tell them? keep it up? because there are no consequences in the republican caucus for violence. there's no consequences for racism, no consequences for misogyny, no consequences for insurrection and no consequences means that they condone it. it means that that silence is acceptance and they want it because they know that it is a core animating political energy for them. and this is extremely dangerous an extremely dangerous threshold that we have crossed because we are now away from acting out of fealty to their president that they had in the oval office. and now we are talking about fealty

marjorie taylor-greene is a member of congress. josh hawley and ted cruz are united states senators. donald trump was the president. at some point how and when does the republican party or something that used to be the republican party that you were once a member of cleave itself in which jews in space sent a laser to florida to make way for high-speed rail? >> let's play it out. kevin mccarthy who is every bit as responsin as hawley are for the incitements to violence for the telling of the big lie. where is the minority leader of the house? he is in mar-a-lago with his leader donald trump pledging his loyalty? they put a woman, marjorie taylor-greene who is utterly insane. they put her on the education committee. she denies the parkland and the newtown shootings. a member of congress denies the

there's something terribly wrong that, you know, that marjorie taylor greene for some reason is not -xcoriated and ex-communicated while liz cheney is under tremendous pressure from some of her colleagues who are showboating going into her district and trying to suggest somehow she's disloimp the fight is going to be engaged. people like bill kristol and i and others are going to stand up for the folks who have a lot of integrity and did the right thing and they should not be called on the carpet, and the leadership of the republican party should be standing up and defending liz cheney and the others for doing what they did. >> but so far they vice president, you know, and so far they are allowing marjorie taylor greene to continue to, you know, be a functioning member of congress on -- on this committee. we -- we went to one of her town halls, and this is what -- what one of her constituents had to say about marjorie taylor greene. >> my 23 years in georgia and years prior to that, she's the most serious candidate and would i follow her more than any other congressman or senator i've

and you know, marjorie taylor greene is not backing down.saw that statement that she released yesterday and a tweet this morning saying she spoke to former president trump and thangd him for his support, reiterating that she is 100% loyal to him as her favorite president. >> you mean the person about whom you're speaking is the one who used the noah and the ark analogy as her reasoning for supporting marjorie taylor greene? okay, good. thank you so much, amanda golden for that one. >>> let's be joined right now by california congresswoman sarah jacobs, a democratic member of the house foreign affairs and armed services committee. congresswoman, welcome. good to see you. i know that you were planning a resolution, you're going to introduce it next week, to censure the congresswoman and call for her resignation, so first of all, what compelled you to put this bill forward, and does that mean that you don't support the resolution that's been drafted by congressman jimmy gomez to get her expelled from congress? >> well, alex, it's great to be he

we keep pretending like marjorie taylor greene san outlier. i would add an addendum. i don't think it began with trump. i think trump is the hot house flower that bloomed in the feted environment of conspiracy, of lies, of racism, of violence. i mean this -- we remember the things that were said about president obama when he was -- when he was in office. trump is an expression. he is the harvest of those seeds that were sewn nearly a decade ago. and now this -- i mean, 85 to 91% of the republican party would pull the lever again for donald trump. and the outliers are the mitt romneys. i am not sure they have a place in the republican party anymore. the takeover, if you look at this moment, is complete. >> senator mccaskill, to that point of the marjorie taylor greene phenomenon is not an outlier, it is an integral part of what makes up the republican representation in congress. and it's an integral part of the voter base for republicans nationwide. >> it is. it is the majority of the republican party, and it is a huge problem they have. and i agree with alex. it was a

yes, ma'am. >> i wanted to ask about marjorie taylor greene. how concerned are you about her post -- past remarks and rhetoric? rep. pelosi: i'm concerned about the republican leadership in the house of representatives, who is willing to overlook, ignore those statements, assigning her to the education committee when she has mocked the killing of little children at sandy hook elementary school. she has mocked the killing of teenagers in high school at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. what could they be thinking? or is thinking too generous a word? it is appalling and i think the focus has to be on the republican leadership of this house of representatives for the disregard they have for the death of those children. not only are they not interested in gun safety and gun violence prevention for passing legislation for background checks, which is overwhelmingly supporting in a bipartisan way in the country, but they have someone who would mock and call it fake events is just beyond any understanding of any regard that the house republicans w

but we'll see what happens with marjorie taylor greene. but it is clear and startling and shocking to hear the speaker of the house say that the enemy is from within the house of representatives. and, of course, they're speaking in part about marjorie taylor greene who has said or liked some terrible things about the people who are her colleagues now. so, i mean, that kind of stopped me cold when she said that. because you have these folks who are going to their jobs and they're fearing their colleagues. it is not even necessarily people outside of the building but i'm sure there are some threats there as well. but people that they go to work with every day and serve with. so this is a real dangerous and terrible time for this country when you think about, for years, the threat was overseas right. and that is why dhs was formed. and now this sense that there is some domestic terror threat that is here, that we saw on january 6th and that some are fearing work in the hallowed halls in congress. >> yeah. the house speaker saying it is absolu

. >>> the growing calls to oust republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. the controversies piling up, the party silent, deafening. but she's firing back. >> what i cannot do is continue to look over my shoulder wondering if a white supremacist in congress by the name of marjorie taylor greene or anyone else, because there are others, that they are doing something or conspiring against us. >> democratic congresswoman cori bush there on why she's moving her office away from greene. her account of their tense run-in at the capitol building. >>> disturbing, new video from the capitol hill riot. body camera footage showing how a rioter died in the crush of a pro-trump mob as it surged against the police. >>> and prosecutors announce the first federal conspiracy charges against members of the proud boys in connection with the capitol riot. good morning, everybody. it is saturday, january 30th. so happy you are waking up with us. i'm lindsey reiser. >> and i'm kendis gibson, live here at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we have a team of correspondents and a

front and center in the chaos, marjorie taylor green, a qanon supporter, has spoken against house speaker nancy pelosi and president obama. she's facing threats of expulsion. >> what i'm concerned about is the republican leadership in the house of representatives, who is willing to overlook, ignore those statements assigning her to the education committee when she has mocked the killing of little children at sandy hook elementary school, when she has mocked the killing of teenagers in high school at the marjorie stone douglass high school. what could they be thinking? >> joining me now nbc chief white house correspondent and "weekend today" co-host kristen welker, garrett haake on capitol hill, and julia ainsley who covers homeland security. kristen, president trump is in mar-a-lago, but the political wreckage in his wake, especially for the republicans, is a major problem for the party and for the lawmakers who are still here. >> reporter: it really is, andrea. and they are trying to determine what the party will look like in the wake of former president donald trump. and you have as you

marjorie taylor greene — an ardent supporter of president trump.r state of georgia. we can speak to rina shah — a republican strategist. she's in washington. thanks very much. a very good sunday evening to you there in dc. one side might say this is an infringement of her free rights. another might say this is an important step in tackling disinformation. was twitter right in suspending her account? , ., account? twitter is doing exactly what _ account? twitter is doing exactly what people - account? twitter is doing exactly what people like | account? twitter is doing - exactly what people like ben sass have called for them to do. that is to call these conspiracy theorists to account. i am completely in support of this. i'm a big pro speech first amendment advocate that this isn't about that. this is about something far different. marjorie taylor greene of georgia is making perhaps the most nonsensical argument i've heard in all of my years of working in republican politics and that is arguing for conservativism by demanding, railing, that governm

says he loves marjory. and trump and green are in lock step when it comes to the lie trump told the war, the lie that inspired his followers to attack the u.s. capitol. >> make no mistake this election was stolen from you, from me and from the country. we won in a landslide. this was a landslide. >> we aren't going to let this election be stolen by joe biden and the democrats. president trump won by a landslide. >> the republican party right now is the party of trump, and trump's big lie about the election being stolen is a core tenant of qanon. and for those republicans who want to still hope that this is just going to go away, it isn't. qanon is not going anywhere. it's coast to coast. and arizona the republican party voted saturday to sensor cindy mccain and two other prominent republican officials because they crossed trump. in oregon the state republican party is fwooiing into the conspiracy theory the capitol riot was a false flag. in this case false flag meaning an attempt engineered by trump's oppon

how representative is marjorie taylor greene's district now of the broader republican party?ready to say that it represents the broader republican party. but it's a pretty scary fringe that i think is seeping into the rest of the party. and there's great concern for the kind of poison that, you know, can leach out into the party from there if it's not stopped. and there's no clear evidence so far that folks are really willing to come in and stop it. you know, you have her being appointed to the education committee. you have folks sort of watching as she ties to impeach joe biden. a lot of these are, certainly, flatly absurd and kind of crazy things. that they're being just sort of watched, instead of spoken out against. so, you know, i think there's a grave danger that -- yeah, go ahead. >> i'm sorry, the pauses sometimes get me with these delays and setups. denver, quickly, before we have to go, is this a play for the primaries? or is this a play for general elections going forward? does this get more republicans elected? >> i think they'll do fine in the 2022 elections. i t

but here's the thing, maybe, just maybe marjorie q. greene isn't the republican outlier that some imagine that she is. maybe she's more representative of the republican caucus than anyone in the party would like for you to think. remember, a majority of house republicans, a majority, as well as six senators voted to try to overturn president biden's victory, and that's after the mob stormed the capitol. again, imagine if this was your workplace. would the hiring of a known racist anti-semitic islam mow phone be permitted? would your can be's antiharassment policy stand for any employee berating another employee while not wearing a mask? would any of this be okay where you work? so why is it okay for congress? joining me now is congresswoman cory bush of missouri. congresswoman, thank you for being here. you have been all the talk today because of this confrontation between yourself and marjorie greene. you're now moving your office away from hers. please explain why. >> yeah. so, first of all, thank you for what you just said. you know

marjorie taylor's greene's non-sen abthe big lie of a stolen election.t came after greene tweeted about a phone call with former president trump claiming the people of in country are absolutely 100% loyal to him. and again quoting her, you can never beat him because we have the people -- we the people have his back. our senior political analyst david gergen served for presidents, three republicans, including ronald reagan. david, always an honor to have you on. if you would, give us a sense of what is going on in the republican party in your view. >> well, i'm afraid, pamela, the republican party that was the grand old party has lost a lot of its grandness. this started way back, actually, in the 1990s when the republican party moved right sharply under the leadership of newt ginrich taking over the house. and ginrich's time as speaker. really the party swung far to the right. and it just continued to do that. and now it's become taken over by radicals on the far, far right. radicals who like miss greene just when you get into what they have done and sai

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marjorie taylor greene's office did not respond to a request for comment. in a previous statement about other removed posts, taylor claimed that many people have run her facebook page, saying, quote, over the years i've had many teams manage my facebook pages, many posts were liked, many posts were shared, some of them don't share my views. cnn's john harward and cnn's christine powers. the republican party is co-signing it and therefore it is now them. john, president biden is trying to get republicans on board with the covid relief deal but how is he supposed to work with a party standing by the likes of marjorie taylor greene? >> he probably can't. and that's for reasons that but beyond the fact that there is some share of the republican caucus that is literally crazy. for a number of years, the republican party has positioned itself in opposition to the ways in which america is evolving in the 21st century, hence donald trump's throwback mantra was "make america great again," go back to the way it used to be. so they've driven themselves into this cul-d

marjorie taylor greene has responded with a video that she claims is of the incident. a selfie style video in which she can be heard yelling back and forthwith someone who we don't see on camera. so it's not entirely clear what's going on here. the lack of response from republican leadership is the thing to watch. the resolutions about censure or expulsion. other things that have been raised in discussions of miss greene are not going to go anywhere unless republican leadership decide that they in fact think her behavior is under acceptable and they want to address it. in the personal of kevin mccarthy would have the authority to revoke her committee memberships and it is unclear whether there is appetite to take her on directly or perhaps just see where this goes. there is no discussion. no leaks. no indication that they're intending to move quickly to do anything about what has become sort of a controversy a today from this freshman lawmaker. >> yet while republicans are still dealing with this, i have to ask but another aspect of it. what do we know about the future

and i'm not talking about marjorie taylor greene there. i'm talking about kevin mccarthy and matt gaetz and so many others in congress who voted to object to a free and fair election, who told voters that it was stolen from them, who followed donald trump, and it led to a violent attack on the capitol. so republicans -- mitch mcconnell should be whipping his senate caucus and telling them, this is our chance. it it is our chance to be done with donald trump and put him in the rearview. but i am worried. i am worried that is not the direction they're going to go. >> you know, sarah, you've been on the show before to talk about your focus groups of republican voters. what are you hearing from gop voters now? is this what they want? >> you know, it's interesting. i actually did just do a group of 2016 trump voters, but who rated him as doing a very bad job the whole time but ultimately did vote for him again in 2020. and they were split. now, this was shortly after the attack on the capitol, but about half of them did think that he should be

so in less than 24 hours, president trump is undermining the efforts with marjorie taylor greene. it really is undermining what he's trying to accomplish even in his political afterlife. >> what would that conversation have been between mccarthy and greene even if her phone call didn't happen with trump? >> i think it's going to be along the lines of, if you don't stop with some of this crazy talk and sort of, you know, rein it in, then you're going to face some consequences. when steve king said offensive things, he was stripped of his committee assignment. so to me that's probably the first step that mccarthy would turn to as far as recourse with greene. >> and then kevin mccarthy said his party needs to step up against people like marjorie taylor greene. and yet he's not going to run for another term. but isn't this the time for veterans like him to stay in and fight for righting the ship? >> that's a great plan, and part of the challenge republicans are going to have is a lot of their long-serving incumbents are basically voting their fate in leaving, and there have been dozen

these people have shown no come pungs no regret and then marjorie taylor green the focus of much more sustained attention on the record endorsing violence against speaker nancy pelosi. this is a facebook comment green liked from a january 2019 suggesting quote a bullet to the head would be quicker to remove pelosi. thumbs up. but that's just one of a long list of violent, racist and crazy things she has said including suggesting muslims should not be able to serve in public office, a contradiction of the plain text of the constitution she so claims to love and that black people are held slaves to the drtic party. she is on video harassing david hog, a survivor of the parkland school shooting climbing that the tragedy was a false flag. i didn't really happen. it was a fake or planted? this was a big conspiracy theory on the right for a while and trafficked in several other insane far right conspiracy theories like this one which i had to study about. i hadn't really encountered it but how hillary clinton murders babies and then there's another about a california wild fire being started

>> well, there's kearocity and condemnation surrounding marjorie taylor greene. the office of the former president donald trump is not commenting on the phone call that she talked about having with the former president, but we have certainly seen donald trump comment about marjorie taylor greene in the past and the two adhered themselves to each other politically. they're in very much the same lane. as you saw, democrats in particular are concerned enough that they want to bring action to censure, even expel taylor greene from congress. that is a rare kind of move but it's drawing some support from democrats, even an outside republican group that expressed concern about some of her past statements, calling them appalling. she's become a provocateur of the republican party. a one-woman flashpoint. >> we have nothing to say. >> reporter: from taunting a school member survivor to trash-talking in the halls of congress. >> democrats impeaching trump for nothing is crazy. that's what we're dealing with here in the house of hypocrites >> reporter: 46-year-old marjorie