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jeffries: so many things i could say about marjorie taylor greene playing in this game. but i think we're going to keep the focus on the reason why the game takes place, which is to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for at-risk young people in the washington, d.c. area, along with being able to, you know, participate in america's pastime. hopefully people will leave the politics, you know, under the capitol dome. not bring them onto the baseball field. which has traditionally been the case. and i think we're all hopeful that that will remain the case in terms of the game tomorrow. reporter: if thursday comes around and the senate doesn't have the agreement on principle or number do you expect the bipartisan infrastructure bill to pass that day? mr. jeffries: let's take it day by day. we've got a few days between now and then. we remain hopeful that the many different conversations that have been taking place, particularly with the senator from west virginia and the senator from arizona, will yield some greater clarity sooner rather than later into what is possible i

. >>> plus -- >>> democratic congresswoman debbie dingell lighting into marjorie taylor greene after the republican extremist berated democrats for advancing an abortion rights bill. dingle is here with us to talk about that moment and what it says about the current state of american politics. >>> plus, as police ramp up their search for gabby petito's killer, families of color with missing children say they feel forgotten. we're going to talk to the father of a missing black man who says he had to hire his own private investigator to get answers. >>> and -- >> i need the two of you to step off for a second. >> okay. they have to leave, and we'll tell you why. >> more information later. it's a tease. >> we'll tell you why in a couple of minutes. >> the bizarre moment playing out on live tv. two hosts of "the view" had to leave the set as they were about to introduce vice president kamala harris. we'll tell you what's raising those questions. >>> good morning. it's saturday, september 25th. i'm lindsey reiser. >> and i'm kendis gibson. sunny mould have thought, this is what we're doin

marjorie was a teacher, a principal, a personnel director and assistant superintendent. she was loved by her students and peers to her dedication for educating our future generations. don was a retired st. simons real estate agent and school board member for four years. during his term, don focused on improving the school system so that all students in glenn county could have a positive learning experience. both cared immensely for their community and i'm thankful for don and marjorie's impact on georgia's first congressional district it. their irreplaceable presence will be missed by all. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recollect ok i sees the gentleman from tennessee for five minutes. >> thank you, madam speaker, i seek unanimous consent to speak for five minutes and revise and extend. joe biden preached messages like healing our country and focusing on bipartisanship in his campaign for president. his victory speech he ripped off a line from barack obama and said, quote, i pledge to an president who

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i can see a doctor setting up vaccine clinic at a marjorie taylor greene rally. tsa, i know people travele than last year, but i don't know how it compares to two years ago. our viewers are all over the place. dr. patel, you made this one really challenging. dr. patel: that makes it memorable. kristen: i'm just going to say a, because i want to say it was more than five years. but, i'm wrong. dr. patel: final answer? kristen: final answer. but, i feel about as certain as throwing a cart -- dart. dr. patel: a is actually true. i brought that up is when people come around and say we have a radical government, we have a very split population right now. president biden actually, i am borrowing this, president biden was speaking to a country we all hope is in line for vaccines. imagine if we had some of the penalties other countries did which have better case rates than we did. c is true, which is concerning because of how many people are not vaccinated. they are flying in huge numbers. 2 million reported last friday. b is false. zero people got vaccinated at the rall

marjorie was born on may 29th, 1923, and to lula, louisiana, and on september 14th, 1946. she married her life-long companion, sammy young, and they made their home and started their family in san francisco. they had three children, lois, tony and sammy jr. marjorie was a healer and graduated in the first class of nurse education at the marina adult school in 1951. she later became a licensed viewcasional nurse in 1953, with san francisco general hospital, where she eventually became the assistant director of nurses with a career spanning 31 years marjorie is survived by her three children, five grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. next on introduction says supervisor chan. >> thank you, madam clerk, and i too want to -- in agreement with my fellow women colleagues, thank you, supervisor melgar, for your leadership on the resolution. and thank you so much to supervisor stefani for your just passionate speech. and actually i have no more to add to that, but still nonetheless i think that it is a moment that i believe that both --

marjorie taylor greene has done this over and over.d other folks. it's something we're going to continue to see in the republican party because what we haven't seen in the represent tan party, a need and interest in legislation, right? when was the last time we really talked about policy? and that is what -- that is what lauren boebert and her imeach joe biden and marjorie taylor greene yelling at members of congress, that's what that represents is a lack of interest in legislating. >> right. right. i see you chomping at the bit there, connie, to jump in. we've got to go to a break but i also want to say, i know i was laughing but i take your admonition very seriously that this is -- i take this very seriously and we should take these folks very seriously. we're going to come back because we have the senate soundoff where we talk about the other shoes. we'll do that next. do that next are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fields. and the future she pro

marjorie taylor greene was on tucker carlson last night and goes even further.ou know, mccarthy, carlson and marjorie taylor greene is the same on all of this. it's indistinguishable. she's going to shut them down. these are her words. take a listen. >> these telecommunications companies, if they go along with this, they will be shut down and that's a promise. >> good, i hope they're afraid of you. they should be. they're very short-sighted. they think democrats are going to rule forever but they should be afraid to weigh in to partisan politics like this. >> those two are two sides of the same coin there, but the explicitness here and the way people feel comfortable to me is unnerving. >> it actually may send a different message that they tend to american companies, because they can have a choice. they can have a future in which they take direction from donald trump and marjorie taylor greene and kevin mccarthy, or they can have a future where they listen to markets and customers and their bottom line. for a long time, the ceos have tried to stay on the sidelin

and now we are going to hear from rebecca from marjorie stone in douglass, florida. [applause] >> hi, my name is rebecca schneid and i am the editor and chief of the newspaper at marjory stoneman douglas high school. as many of you know, it was the site of a shooting which killed 17 people. but i don't feel that that is what marjory stoneman douglas high school is known for now. we are not known as a school of victims, we were school of fighters. fighters who understand our first amendment rights, and not only that, but we were determined to persevere for the rights that we believe we deserve. the right to live. i think if you will take anything from today, i think that it doesn't matter your age. we were 14, 15, 16. if you are old enough to be affected by society, you are old enough to stand up for what you believe in and speak up for it. i have not just seen them as the survivor as the school shooting, i have seen that as a student journalist. i wrote about stories before and after february 14th, about issues that were important, lgbt issues, gun violence on the st

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congresswoman deb by denningle had quite a day including a run in with marjorie taylor green. as well as the state of play of what you were describing. she is telling us what's exactly going to happen on monday take out all the spuns tell us exactly what's going to happen. >> lawrence, you're a keen observer of these things. do you think we're heading towards the bill not passing on monday unless something crazy happens and comes back in conjunction with the big bill later? >> i can't use the word definitely with anything we're watching on capitol hill now. this has never been done before which is the thing i've been saying from the start about it. it was remarkable to me how smoothly it went at the early stages. especially, for example, the budget resolution. every democrat voted for the $$3.5 trillion budget resolution in the house and in the senate. any already voted for that number. they're now -- they're now some of them are saying well maybe not that number. and -- well the time to raise that was back when you cast your first vote on the number. so, you know, they're jum

including a run in of sorts with marjorie taylor greene. she's got that to talk about, as well as the state of play of what you were just describing. she's going to tell us exactly what's going to happen on monday. she's going to take all the suspense out of it. way to tell us exactly what's going to happen. lawrence do you think you are a keen observer of the, things do you think that we are headed toward that bill definitely not passing on monday unless something crazy happens and then it comes back again in conjunction with the big bill later? >> i cannot use the word definitely with anything that we are watching on capitol hill right now. this has never been done before which is the thing i have been saying from the start about it. it is remarkable to me how smoothly it went at the early stages. especially for, example, the budget resolution. every democrat voted for the 3.5 trillion-dollar budget resolution in the house and in the senate. they already voted for that number they are now saying maybe not that number the time to raise tha

but i don't think that that's what marjory stoneman douglass high school is all it's known for now.not known as a school of victims, we are known as a school of fighters. fighters who understood our rights, our first amendment rights to speak up for what we believe in and not only that, but we were determined and percent convenient to advocate for the rights we believe we deserved, a right to live. and i think that if you're going to take anything from today it should be that it doesn't matter your age, we were 14, 15, 16, 17, if you are old enough to be affected by the ills of society you are old enough to have a stay in it and you're old enough to speak up for it and stand up for what you believe in and i have not just seen that as the survivor of a school shooting, i have seen that as a student journalist. before february 14th and after february 14th i wrote about stories that were important to me and my class mites, whether they be lgbtq plus issues, whether they be gun violence in our school or the inner cities and the streets or rape culture, diversity and all of these are as

. >> that's representative debbie dingell throwing down with controversial republican colleague, marjorie taylor greene. my conversation with congresswoman dingell about that is coming up. >>> plus, new reporting this hour that suggests potential concerns about the political standing of vice president kamala harris. >>> and facebook under the microscope for the role it plays in misinformation to its millions of users. we'll look at the impact on just one issue later this hour. >>> but we begin with former president trump and his first public appearance since the results of the messy, partisan republican-backed election recount in arizona. trump will take the stage in perry, georgia, later tonight. after trying to spin arizona's review that reaffirmed biden's win in maricopa county, by the way, as a further example of fraud. his claims were cherry-picked from the cyber ninjas report, which the county itself decided to snarkly fact check on twitter. on the claim that more than 23,000 mail-in ballots voted from a prior address, the county said, quote, cyber ninjas still don't understand this

marjorie was born on may 29th, 1923, and to lula, louisiana, and on september 14th, 1946. she married her life-long companion, sammy young, and they made their home and started their family in san francisco. they had three children, lois, tony and sammy jr. marjorie was a healer and graduated in the first class of nurse education at the marina adult school in 1951. she later became a licensed viewcasional nurse in 1953, with san francisco general hospital, where she eventually became the assistant director of nurses with a career spanning 31 years marjorie is survived by her three children, five grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. next on introduction says supervisor chan. >> thank you, madam clerk, and i too want to -- in agreement with my fellow women colleagues, thank you, supervisor melgar, for your leadership on the resolution. and thank you so much to supervisor stefani for your just passionate speech. and actually i have no more to add to that, but still nonetheless i think that it is a moment that i believe that both --

congress congresswoman debbie ding gle said moments of marjorie taylor greene this friday was not a proudent. >> respect your neighbor. >> try being a christian and supporting life. >> so this all went down after the house passed abortion rights legislation and after an abortion rights event where an activist yelled at marjorie taylor greene. congress dingell talked about that exchange. >> i asked her to be civil. i am tired of being bullied and i have been bullied in my life. you have to show the bullies. i don't want to scream at each other but at some point you have to stand up to bullies. there is so much bullying and so much hate. she was just spewing hate. look, i am not proud that i don't think we should yell at each other, i think we should respect each other and we should civil. i did not think she was right. >> joining us tomorrow evening and beginning at 6:00 eastern when congresswoman dingell will be our guest. she's share her insights about the division of capitol hill and the race to avoid the government shutdown. >>> the boost or not to boost. that's the question on a lot o

that's what tucker admires and the marjorie taylor greenes of the world want. they want donald trump to come back in and start instituting a punish your enemies type government here in america. i think along the more, if you will, mainstream or corporate republicans, the ken mccarthys of the world, i think that is less of a strategy and more of what all president's men. they're not very bright when things got out of hand. i think kevin mccarthy thought he was doing wrestling and he was play acting and it wasn't a big deal. trump would leave on january 20th and i would pretend to go pretending to go along with it and the capitol gets stormed. he's scrambling. how do i protect myself? i have real exposure here. i thought i was playing pretend and resulted in people's deaths, in a legitimate insurrection attempt in the storming of the capitol. what you're seeing from mccarthy is throwing anything at the wall to protect himself effort and what you're seeing from the other -- from the old sort of pre-trump era republicans. i think that it is worth noting there's def

not only is mccarthy flat outlying, he's proving him to be just as extreme as marjorie taylor greeneations companies, if they go along with this, they will be shut down and that's a promise. >> good. i hope they're afraid of you. they should be. >> remember, these are the same people who claimed to be small conservatives in a free market enterprise. yet they're more than willing to use the power of government to support corporate behavior if it suits their interest, especially if their interest is their own self-preservation. mccarthy is part of the investigation he's trying to derail. marjorie taylor greene's phone records might be subject to a subpoena because of her involvement in the, quote, stop the steal rally. they're trying to save their own skins. they're the ones who may have run afoul of the law, not the telecom companies they're threatening to destroy. whoever corruptly endeavors to influence, obstruct or impede could face up to five years in prison. defying a congressional probe could fit that description. apparently what's in those phone records is so damaging they're w

let me press you on the one part that does not totally align which is why would marjorie taylor greeneto this thing? they seem to be keeping some kind of distance. >> marjorie taylor greene is not going because mccarthy told her she can't go. i doubt if it was not for kevin mccarthy or mitch mcconnell -- >> they have an idea of how january 6th is going to go. it would simply fade away and not to trap any interests. most swing voters do not like partisanship. they thought they can simply -- what they did not realize that they under estimated for us by putting kinssinger on the mission and liz cheney. he belongs to a republican family that's so iconic. by putting them on the commission, she blew up that talking point. >> i am running out of time and my last question is the shortest and a little more baroque which is we also don't know whether pepa, the frog will show up. i don't know if you heard one way or another? >> i am sure you are going to see carricuture of pepa the frog. to see it become a white national symbol. >> shout-out to your pet frog -- there is this trump maga pepa frog

he is rolling around -- lie down with dogs, get up with marjorie taylor greene and jim jordan and the rest of the crazies. >> in all seriousness, the committee on responsibility and ethics are looking into this. this is serious. making threats against private companies, which is -- not only is it not a conservative move, it's actually a dangerous move. as much as we laugh, they still have governmental power. the idea that they are using that to try to threaten private companies to tell them, you are to not comply with legal subpoenas, is quite dangerous. i wonder how seriously it should be taken. >> i think it should be taken seriously. where you can stop the seriousness is in the fact that as deen said, there is no legal authority that mccarthy has to issue such threats. as rick said, this is thug-like behavior. it's being delivered in a way he thinks is elevated. what is frustrating about this is where was the same energy when it was found out trump used the doj when he got records? no one was saying americans all across the country are having their cellphone data threatened but now

marjorie taylor greene was on another network saying if phone companies did they they'd shut them downeatening woke companies there would be consequences if they oppose the voting rights. this is a trend within the republican party i'm concerned about as a rule of law republican that doesn't believe in retaliation policies being enacted on political enemies. >> scott, she mentioned marjorie taylor greene doubling down on the threat to shut these companies down. let's listen in and i'll get your response. >> these telecommunications companies if they go along with this will be shut down. that's a promise. >> so scott, the select committee releasing a statement tonight saying they won't be deterred but those who want to whitewash or cover up the events of january 6th or obstruct our investigation and between greene and mccarthy, it seems like some protest too much going on. >> i mean, my view is they're trying to virtue signal and throw lines in the water to make the conservatives believe they will fieg ght this. these things get fought all the time. but we do it not courts. we don't do

it is easy to blame facebook for marjorie taylor greene. about the masses of people who want to be susceptible to her? >> you're absolutely right. it's not just social media. it is institutional factors like how you win an election in america. because of gerrymandering or because of primaries that amplify the voices of extremists, the people who vote like clockwork in primaries, the reward structure is to become more extreme. the only way to lose a lot of these competitive districts is to compromise with democrats, embrace democracy. so you have a perfect storm effectively. you have the institutional incentives, in other words the way you win an election, combined with social media stardom means that that is the right strategy if you want to get re-elected. so until the party is either dealt a crushing defeat or until democrats reform the system to insulate the institutions from authoritarian attacks, i think united states democracy is in grave, grave danger for the short to medium term. >> you just touched on where i want to go next. my in

marjorie taylor greene represents georgia's u.s.d it one of the members whose private can vacations are being demanded. thank you so much for coming unclick you just -- did you know that a few voted in a way that nancy pelosi did not like, sheet would strong on eight company to turn over in your text messages. is that part of the deal? >> absolute not. as a matter fact, i think it is outrageous. after what america has been through, especially this past week, and what the joe biden administration has done leaving americans behind in afghanistan, service dogs, fully arming the taliban, now they want to drag americans and american taxpayers to another witchhunt just like we sought with russian inclusion conspiracy lies and what they did to president trump, extending over -- spending over $30 million on what turned out to be nothing more than absolute democratic political were. this is what they are turn to do to all of us. but this is leading us into waters we have never been in an america. but. you see america was never meant to be a

mitch mcconnell, the denver aligned with the republican party in many respects, they -- here is, marjorieaylor greene who was on tucker carlson last night and goes even further, i mean mccarthy carlson and taylor greene are the same on this, they're indistinguishable, here she is saying that she will shut them down, this is her. take a listen. >> these telecommunication companies, if they go along with this they will be shut down, and that is a promise. >> good, i hope they're afraid of you, they should be. there are very shortsighted, they think democrats will rule forever, but they should be afraid to rule into partisan politics like this. >> again, those two, two sides of the same coin there. but the explicitness here in the comfort in which people feel comfortable in offering it to me is unnerving. >> yeah, and i think it actually sends a different message than they intend, because ceos are faced with the choice, they can have a future in which they take direction from donald trump and marjorie taylor greene and kevin mccarthy, or they can have a future in which they take direction fr

let's talk about marjorie taylor greene.ryone. she's screaming at not only debbie dingle, but anyone else who walked out of the captain today just screaming at them. your thoughts, dean? >> she should scream please pay attention to me. she put honey dressing in my food. she literally just wants attention. she's on no committees, nothing else to do but scream at other members of congress for attention. here's the worst part. in the first quarter she raised $3 million in campaign contributions, so we look at her and go, wow, that's almost unstable, there's something scary. republican base looks at her and goes, i love that, i'm going to send that person money. that's scarier than yelling at people on the hill. i couldn't believe she was yelling at debbie dingle who is a nice person. >> these republicans are going to run on race baiting haitian migrants and claiming that they are part of great replacement theory, on critical race theory, which is taught in law school supposedly infecting the minds of white children and anthony

. >> no matter how much newsom tried to nullify eller, marjorie's mind is made up. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> governor's newsom main rival is larry elder. he brings in big name to help him campaign. elder tweeted this today. "if gavin newsom thinks that flying in joe biden and kamala harris, not exactly the most admired government officials at this present time." elder spent part of his day voting down in l.a. before and after casting his ballots, he made various campaign stops in southern california. >> it's interesting they are so afraid, they want to federalize this election. this is about california, it's about crimes and the rise of homelessness, it's about the way this man shut down this state and going silent and about a third of small businesses are going away forever. >> elder was asked about what he thought about this election's integrity. he believes there may be shenanigans and he's prepared to file lawsuits if need be. >> another republican contender, john cox made campaign stops in san francisco. cox calls himself a political outsider. he says governor newsom is tr

it >> this is interesting, i would've figured we've seen marjorie taylor greene and matt gates, doingp the department of justice demanding to see the political prisoners. i would've guess they would go to this. it strikes me that there was some back and forth in that caucus, about this. as maybe not a great look to attend. >> i don't know if there have been any kind of formal issuance about don't intend for mccarthy, there haven't been as far as i've heard. but the i had contacted matt gates repeatedly, there's some who are not telling me that they're not going to attend. but marjorie taylor greene, he has both been on the forefront and are claiming that their political prisoners, do not attend to go. i think there's always a risk politically if this does turn violent. lawmakers will be very careful about not having their names attached to it especially after we saw on january six. despite the organizer promising that they're working very closely with law enforcement, to make sure there is not violence. one thing that i do think is an underlying problem for republicans, that this rall

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and then there was a little bit of a dust-up that took place with your colleague marjorie taylor greenebbie dingell's reaction to it this morning. >> respect your neighbor. >> i asked her to be civil. why couldn't she -- not my proudest moment, but i'm tired of being bullied. and i've been bullied at different points in my life and you have to show a bully you're not afraid of them. >> i do know this summer you signed a letter to leader mccarthy calling marjorie taylor greene's actions dangerous, concerning, unacceptable behavior. have things gone downhill since that? >> i want to tell you, this is not about her. you know, this is what she wants. she wants the media coverage. the majority of americans, we are a pro-choice nation now. and, you know, she inserted herself and, you know, everybody loves a little fight, especially if it's a cat fight, right -- >> but legitimate question here, congresswoman, because you and plenty of of your colleagues wrote this letter to leader mccarthy in july of this year. where you're already concerned by her actions. are you increasingly concerned by th

. >> reporter: with dozens injured, three lost their lives don and marjorie were celebrating their 50thnniversary, telling friends this would be a trip of a lifetime >> they're still together, living the rest of their lives so it's a trip of a lifetime >> reporter: tonight the tragedy and the mystery but no answers that will ease the heartbreak miguel almaguer, nbc news, joplin, montana. >>> in 60 seconds, the nba's biggest star gets the vaccine but not all players are on board. the controversy just before the season starts. >>> and gymnast simone biles, her revealing new comments about the recent tokyo games. >>> back now with a growing firestorm over vaccines in the nba and what the sport's biggest star lebron james revealed today after staying quiet on the issue for months we get more from sam brock. >> reporter: the nba's efforts to vaccinate all of its players just got a massive jolt from none other than lebron james who had been silent for months. >> after doing m research and things of that nature, i felt like it was best suited for my family and my friends >> what does lebron ja

and now we're going to hear from rebecca schneid from marjorie douglas stoneman high school in parklandorida. thank you. >> my name is rebecca schneid and i am the editor-in-chief of the eagle eye, which is the newspaper at marjorie douglas stoneman high school. last year it was the site of a shooting which killed 17 people. but i don't think that's what our high school is known for now. we're not known as a school of victims, we're known as a school of fighters who understood our first amendment rights to speak up for what we believe in. not only that, we were determined to advocate for the rights we believed we deserved, our right to life. and i think if you're going to take anything from today, it should be that it doesn't matter your age. we were 14, 15, 16, 17. if you are old enough to be affected by the ills of society, you're old enough to have a say in it and you're old enough to speak up for what you believe in. and i have not just seen that as a survivor of a school journalist. i wrote about stories that were important to me or my classmates, whether they be lgbtq issues or be

but i'm struck again the language mccarthy and marjorie taylor greene and jordan and the rest of themsed threatening these private companies. the government is going to come after you. man, this is not the republican party i belonged to. this is trump's party, right? using the power of government to go after and punish private companies. but to your point, kaitlan, they have no interest in wanting the public to know the truth about january 6th because they're part of that truth. and mccarthy knows that and he's nervous about it. and he should be. >> is there any kind of statutory conflict of interest there that might keep kevin mccarthy from keeping action? on the ethics committee, i don't know what it would be but it seems there's a clear conflict of interest. >> john, there's a clear conflict of interest. possibly something, you know, the ethics committee needs to look into. but again, john, he's going to do -- mccarthy is going to do and jordan is going to do all of them, jim banks and marjorie taylor greene, they're all going to do what trump has told and shown them to do and that

. >> dale: -- tuckums and marjory, using her vaccine misinformation to try to back up their own phony base to reject the vaccine while they are probably fully vaccinated themselves. these are the same republicans and republican talkers who have been working overtime to try to put vaccine refusal on black people's shoulders, to try to morph mandates into some airborne virus version of 1950s segregation as if they would have opposed segregation. it's not only disingenuous, it's anti-facts. it's republicans who listen to fox news and people like tuckums and marjory and candice who refuse to be vaccinated. black americans are democrats and we poll like democrats when it comes to getting the vaccine. there's still a lot of vaccine hesitancy among black folks. everything from just being reluctant or fear of potential side effects, all the way up to conspiracy theories about the vaccines that are causing people to refuse to take them or just delay. that needs to be addressed. let's be clear, there are good, solid reasons for black people to have doubts. our history in this country when it co

so we have seen marjorie taylor greene, i think paul gosar, i think matt gaetz doing things like showinge the political -- the quote/unquote political prisoners. i would have guessed they would go to this. it strikes me that there was some back and forth in that caucus about this as maybe not a great look to attend. >> well, you know, i -- i don't know if there have been any kind of formal issuings of don't attend for mccarthy. there haven't been, as far as i've heard. but matt gaetz. we mentioned him. i have contacted his office repeatedly. there are some who are not telling me that they are not going to attend. but marjorie taylor greene and madison cawthorn, who have both been sort of on the forefront of claiming that there are political prisoners, do not intend to go. i think that there is always a risk, politically, if this does turn violent. lawmakers want to be very careful about not having their names attached to it, especially after what we saw with january 6th. despite the organizer promising that they are working very closely with -- with law enforcement to ensure that there i

marjorie taylor greene, yesterday they passed a bill guaranteeing a woman's right to abortion. after that vote she got in a shouting match with democrat debbie dingell before a news conference. she told democrats they should be ashamed for passing the bill. dingell replied greene should try to be a christian. greene's chief of staff also resigned yesterday. >>> and they are off. still ahead, the bay area tradition returns after nearly 30 years. one community decided to bring it back. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. the golden anniversary by bringing back the rubber ducky race. you see people paddling their inflatable rafts as fast as they can acr

reporter: what position will marjorie taylor greene play? gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio and mr. graves have 10 minutes remaining, the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: i yield one minute to the speaker of the house, the gentlelady from california, ms. nancy pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. the speaker: i thank the gentleman for yielding and more

our station in jacksonville, florida, says don and marjorie varnadoe were on a cross-country trip celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. an illinois man was also killed. investigators say the train was traveling just below the speed limit. they're studying the black box and camera footage in hopes of learning why it derailed. >> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. storms have been rolling through the northwest. this downpour was in tacoma, washington. a possible tornado was reported north of portland, oregon. now, that weather system has been no help to fire crews battling this wildfire near sequoia national park in california. more than 130 square miles have burned. and looking at the radar, rain is also expected today in the rockies and the southwest and heavy rain is possible from san antonio to houston. checking today's high temperatures, hot in the plains, 70s near the great lakes and in the northeast. >>> coming up, the new step being taken to address a major gas shortage overseas. >>> also ahead, the urgent search for a missing college student from florida. the man police

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about values and belief in democracy and the fact that some people in your party in congress alike marjoriey supported the the conspiracy theories, they are extremists. they are not the leaders of this party. i won't through this with cnn last night. that's the liberal narrative. nikki haley, mike pompeo. we have a lot of younger people that are coming out. people like liz cheney, respected conservatives for years, now excluded from your party full she has decided there is no place in the party for donald trump. that is the litmus test right now, is it? in my view there is a place in the republican party for donald trump. we will have this interview next year when we win. and how do you explain the fact... crosstalk. if the republican party does take over the house and we take over the senate is that a damning indictment of the american people? you would have it believe that... it may be that... ..you're voting for extremism, authoritarianism. that is a bunch of garbage. why has your party seemingly decided to fight a culture war against science? i'm thinking particularly of the handled cov

today the dead were identified as 74-year-old donald varnadoe and his wife 72-year-old marjorie.rgia couple was celebrating their 50t 50th anniversary. and zach schneider, 28, of illinois, a green bay packers fan, he was traveling with his 26-year-old wife rebecca, who was unhurt. today, ntsb investigators combed the scene in search of clues to the cause of the crash. the train had been moving below the 79-mile-per-hour limit at the time of the accident. the tracks went through a regular inspection just two days earlier. >> we are not ruling anything out at this point. we have ruled everything in. >> reporter: late this afternoon, those cars that remained upright were rolled away. >> oh, my god it's on its side. >> reporter: social media captured the scope of the damage. railcars tossed on their side, passengers stranded, luggage scattered. >> i was laying down in my compartment on a bed, so, luckily, i just tumbled. >> reporter: andrew sivula was bound for portland. >> i heard a loud bang and then the cars tipped snood wayne freed was switching carbs when he held on for dear lif