marjorie taylor greene. house republicans have increasingly become the party of donald trump, marjorie taylor greene, and george santos. that is a very sad state of affairs. reporter: you met yesterday with the governor who is navigating for assistance for new york. how realistic is it to expect for congress to step forward with that. and if you'll allow me a question about the man on the billboard beside you, what is the path forward now that this has been sent to the ethics committee? mr. jeffries: it was a very positive conversation with governor hoe tell -- governor hochul. many of us are concerned about the situation we confront in new york. i've heard from people all across the spectrum back at home in new york that we really need to increase the amount of federal resources provided to new york so that new york city and our state can continue to provide for individuals who are seeking asylum or who have fled potential persecution in other countries with the humanity consistent with who we are as a coun

it works out well for marjorie taylor greene. she gets the attention she wants, she raises all the money she wants and the rest of the party suffers the damage. >> and they pay the price along the way, and to the point that brendan raised, congresswoman, about representative jamaal bowman sort of coaxing this and sort of pushing the marjorie taylor greene crazy a little bit, i want you to take a listen to his response to her saying that she was threatened and afraid of him. >> unfortunately, this country has a history of characterizing black men who are outspoken, who stand their ground, and who push back as being threatening or intimidating. so she's not even using a dog whistle. she's using a bullhorn to put a target on my back to the people that she refers to as maga people out there. >> and that's really kind -- we have seen this play itself out in so many ways before. and that's always sort of an underlying element when congresswoman like marjorie taylor greene going after the big bruising black man who she's afraid of. what

do they want to stand with the american public or do they went to stand with marjorie taylor greene, and extreme maga republicans as they hold the united states government hostage. at some point those members from california and new york and around the country are going to have to answer the question, why they continue to stand with george santos and marjorie taylor greene as we get closer. >> [indiscernible] >> again, his part of the challenge that it is not a democratic thing or a republican thing to avoid a catastrophic default. it is the american thing to do. america always pays its bills. a default would be catastrophic. part of the challenge we are confronting in terms of this discussion that is underway is republicans are asking for extreme right wing policy changes as it relates to the environment, as it relates to the wall, as it relates to so-called work requirements, as it relates to dramatic -- and in many other areas shared in exchange they are saying what the american people will receive in return is us doing our responsibility to protect the full faith and credit of th

marjorie taylor greene needs to take [bleep] back to washington.k city stood up to marjorie taylor greene today to let her know get the hell out of here. don't open one word in our freakin' city. >> jesse: congresswoman bowman is a perfect gentleman and if you say otherwise you are a racist. >> he started believing it. >> well, there is clear evidence on the issue of collusion and this ads to that body of evidence. there is ample evidence of collusion in plain sight and that is true. >> have democrats found any evidence of collusion? >> yes, we have. >> can you see evidence in plain sight on the issue of collusion pretty compelling evidence. >> there is significant evidence of collusion between the campaign and russia. >> jesse: mueller horowitz and durham two nap inspector general found no collusion. adam schiff was booted from the house intelligence committee so the guy's career is over, right? no, a democrat who lies that well deserves a promotion. and that's why adam schiff is the frontrunner for dianne feinstein's senate seat. if schiff change

do they want to stand with the american public or do they went to stand with marjorie taylor greene, and extreme maga republicans as they hold the united states government hostage. at some point those members from california and new york and around the country are going to have to answer the question, why they continue to stand with george santos and marjorie taylor greene as we get closer. >> [indiscernible] >> again, his part of the challenge that it is not a democratic thing or a republican thing to avoid a catastrophic default. it is the american thing to do. america always pays its bills. a default would be catastrophic. part of the challenge we are confronting in terms of this discussion that is underway is republicans are asking for extreme right wing policy changes as it relates to the environment, as it relates to the wall, as it relates to so-called work requirements, as it relates to dramatic -- and in many other areas shared in exchange they are saying what the american people will receive in return is us doing our responsibility to protect the full faith and credit of th

i'm joined by marjorie david. marjorie. please come over here . a marjorie is a member of the writers guild of america and a member of the union's board of directors. so why are people out here picketing? like yourself, but we're out here. the simplest way to talk about it is by saying that production budgets of shows have gone up. well, reiter pay has gone down, and that's in spite of the fact that $8.00 executives in the large cinema companies have made something like 800000000 dollars last year. and writers are not able to pay their student loans or make the rent. and part of the reason is because silicon valley likes to make you somebody who shows up does the work and then goes home and whatever. and that's a gig worker. we're not gig workers were freelance workers in the union and the union guarantees us both quality work and decent pay and pension and health. well, they don't really like that. they want to get the maximum profit and the best number on wall street that they can possibly get. there is another problem though, that i wanted to a

i'm joined by marjorie david. marjorie. please come over here . a marjorie is a member of the writers guild of america and a member of the union's board of directors. so why are people out.

. >> but -- >> this time -- >> this time is marjorie taylor greene -- that she doesn't care if charlie breaks his neck -- >> i'll be more serious about at this time. but i have to think, in the end, they do not allow the american government and its finances to default. so, where we now? today, the republicans walked out. it could be just more high jinx. they need to get their act together to bring this -- i know the way wall street is kind of betting the sting. and they are betting this thing the way i am, which is, they refused to be charlie brown and step up and do another without the football while lucy is going to pull away at the final minute. that's where they are out right now. you can see it's right. it could be right that marjorie taylor greene comes along and makes this into a serious, or more serious thing. neither has the votes. i want to make one point about this -- >> you've already made four points. >> i'm sorry about that. the reason where we are where we are these the people who are trying to enforce their budgetary ideas cannot get it done through a majority democrati

let's hear from marjorie now. marjorie in silver spring, maryland, on the biden line. >> caller: yes, i would definitely vote for president biden. he's had the experience. he's had the talent with foreign countries, with leaders. and he's honest. he doesn't tell lies like president trump. so my vote would definitely go for president biden. >> host: appreciate that call, marjorie.. next up we have wrought in kentucky. you say you are voting for trump. two that's correct. i will gladly vote for president trump again and just had to ask marjorie, i mean, if she doesn't think resident biden lies, i can't get that but hey everyone is entitled to their opinion. but i just think president trump he was the best president that we had in my lifetime. i am 52 and you think he's the best president we've had. look at our economy. i just don't feel that other foreign governments respect president biden, and bless his soul i think it's just a little too old and has some cognitive decline. the man has through government. i think

i'm joined by marjorie david. marjorie. please come over here . a marjorie is a member of the writers guild of america and a member of the union's board of directors. so why are people out here picketing? like yourself? well, we're out here. the simplest way to talk about it is by saying that production budgets of shows have gone up well, right, or pay has gone down. and that's in spite of the fact that 8 executives in the large cinema companies have made something like 800000000 dollars last year. and writers are not able to pay their student loans or make the rent. and part of the reason is because silicon valley likes to make you somebody who shows up does the work and then goes home and what and that's a gig worker. we're not gig workers, were freelance workers in the union. and the union guarantees us both quality work and decent pay and pension and health. well, they don't really like that. they want to get the maximum profit and the best number on wall street that they can possibly get. there is another problem though that i wanted to addre

so this goes down because matt gaetz, and marjorie taylor greene, or warren broke, art or any of thosezy, cuckoo maga people decide to take the u.s. economy, is because it is one hunted percent going to be at the feet of the republican party, and not the president. >> david, we are beginning to see some of the pieces of the steel coming into focus for us. the two-year spending cap. aspects of it. the changes to the work requirements. yes but those seemingly phasing out by 2030. no impact on medicaid, medicare, social security. so what is your take in terms of the framing that you are hearing so far, the american people should feel pretty good about this deal as well in the final analysis, don't you think? >> i, mean that's my sense. biden's, tweet he talked about both sides not getting what they wanted, and this is governing. so, if mike lee is talked about the senate, doing everything he can to derail whatever deal exists, you know, and there could be progressives who don't want to support this and house republicans, as kurt was saying. but a default would mean no social security chec

marjorie taylor greene, needs to take her ass back to washington! >> this was congressman bowman's response back to what greene has said. >> unfortunately, this country has a history of characterizing black men, who are outspoken, who stand their ground, push back, as being threatening, or intimidating. she's not even using a dog whistle. she's using a bullhorn to put the target on my back. i never invaded her personal space. i was laughing, and gregarious the entire time, how is that intimidating? unfortunately, white supremacists historically, this is what they do. >> here's why he's saying that. this is some important context that you should know. greene is the same person the chased down a teenage survivor of florida's deadliest school shooting, who was on the hill advocating for gun control. watch. >> you don't have of anything to say for yourself? you can't defend your stance? how did you get over 30 appointments with senators? >> this february, greene spoke at a white nationalist conference, organized by well-known white supremacist nick fuen

so if this goes down because matt gaetz or marjorie taylor greene and her -- any of those crazy cuckooo tank the u.s. economy, it's 100% going to be at the feet of the republican party and not the president. >> david, we are beginning to see some of the pieces of this deal coming into focus for us. the two you're spending cap aspects of it. the changes to the work requirements that -- but those seemingly facing out by 2030. no impact on medicaid. medicare. social security. what is your take, in terms of the framing that we are hearing so far, the american people should feel pretty good about this deal as well, in the final analysis, don't you think? >> that's my sense. biden's tweet, he talked about both sides didn't get what they wanted. this is governing. as my colleague talked about in the senate doing everything you can to derail whatever exists, there could be progressives who don't want to support this and house republicans, as kurt was saying. but a default would mean no social security checks going out. it's not just older voters that it would upset. i would be upset about my m

it involves marjorie taylor greene and all of her notary. what concerns me about jamal bowman is that he has a history of aggression, not just towards others, but towards me and particular. i am very concerned about it. he has aggressive, his physical mannerisms are aggressive. i think there's a lot of concern about jamal bowman. i am concerned about it. i feel threatened by. have i am very concerned about jamal bowman. he's someone that people should watch. >> okay. aggression, aggressive, his physical mannerisms are aggressive. i feel threatened by him. i am very concerned about jamal bowman. gee, basil, what you're trying to say? >> yeah, this is a story that's important before a lot of. recent jamal bowman represents the district that's been -- my family is still there. i am very keen on what he does and does not do in the district, in nbc. this is an extraordinary story because it brings up all those racial tropes. marjorie taylor greene is the same person who before she was a member of congress make sickly ambushed david hogg and portl

modern-day republican party is the party of marjorie taylor greenee, george santos and donald trump. you can't make this stuff up. and later on today, house republicans are going to try and pass legislation that will restrict if not end the ability of the federal government to confront unemployment insurance fraud. at the same time that one of the leaders of the house republican conference here in washington ddz, george santos, has been charged with unemployment insurance fraud. why do i say he is one of the leaders? because the default in america act would not have passed the house of representatives without the support of george santos, who was the deciding vote and perhaps that explains why my republican colleagues have failed to take any action to remove someone who is clearly unfit to serve in the people's house. reporter: you said before you and kevin mccarthy are friends and text a lot. have you had any conversations with george santos and to expel one of their own? any sort of discussion with the speaker about any support you would give regarding george santos? mr. jeffries:

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. >> marjorie taylor greene's concern that he is a threat and a very important community for the ceo of twitter. >> -- if it is false. >> the reporter who debunked elon musk joins me live. >> we do know that he had a ideation and he had patches and tattoos. >> when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. it is official, florida governor, ron desantis, is running for the republican nomination for president. nbc news confirms he will fire the paperwork and make a formal announcement next week. this is not a surprise, it has been widely anticipated because for months, desantis has been hitting the donor circuit and the early camping trail mikey up here insist in iowa and new hampshire. in fact he has turned his entire governing agenda in florida into a kind of set piece for his presidential campaign. he has been waging a kosher wore on his own constituents for the purpose of elevating himself. it is very clear and coherent. rhonda scent is towards around the country promoting himself and his new memoir titled the courage to be free, at home he runs a gover

enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway. >>> tonight democrats accusing congresswoman marjorief being racist to say she feels threatened by congressman jamal bowman, who is black, corey bush tweeted that she doesn't feel safe around a black man is what a racist would say, madeleine dean, saying that the representative is using a racist trope to discredit black men. and call out for what it is, blatant racism. referring to these remarks by congresswoman greene. >> on the capitol steps yesterday he was the one that approached me, even cnn reported that, yelling and shouting and raising his voice, his physical mannerisms are aggressive, i think there's a lot of concern about jamal bowman, and i'm concerned about it, feeling threatened about it, i feel very concerned about but jamal bowman and somebody should watch. >> talking about the heated back and forth on the capitol steps with harassment bowman after he shouted at george santos to resign while he was speaking to reporters. here is the moment. >> the party has to kick him out.>> he is embarrassing you all. >> he's embarrassin

the the seniors from marjorie coleman, douglas high school in florida. welcome much while live active as handled. gonzales and math dice. are amazing. you guys are great. you guys are more than students. you become active and they are angry and they're doing something about it. this is a real the can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the, the, something that needs to be held, the perspective responsibility to more people in here than leukemia. it's an epidemic that we need to face the so people don't like the war gone control, guess what? i do. and i don't understand why i could still go into store and buy. what was the kids as well? right. i know you want us to be kids, but we have one part of things to do the noon. oh, it's a beautiful place with a beautiful community. it's very friendly. it's very like, nonchalant. like it's a small town, each beautiful united cured homes. and yo for shops, people move to parkland because the schools are set in which was i am one time. i remember looking at that building like that's

marjorie taylor greene is not a fraud. she's exactly who she pretends to be, and she's scary. she's a christian nationalist, about 10% of americans according to prri believe america should be a christian nation only. and she said january 6 would be our 1776 moment. so, somebody who before we had the violence of january 6th saw that as a moment for a new kind of america to be founded, i think she's a scary one out of the exchange that we saw today. >> i want to ask you, rena, what you made of that. and you can all jump in. this is a conversation. i want you to feel comfortable. but, you know, we know from reporting, from cnn and everyone else's reporting, that greene repeatedly indicated support for executing prominent democratic politicians in 2016 -- sorry, 2018, 2019, before she was elected to congress. and now she's making this accusation that just didn't seem credible. >> yeah, there's a lot to unpack here for someone who's sitting in a member of congress' post. it's almost shocking to me. i'm a two-time senior congressional staffer over a decade ago. but i'll tell you, th

pretty ugly stuff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by the 20th insult, marjorie taylor greene was like, "pointlie! [ laughter ] and this is real, marjorie taylor greene's interview on "60 minutes" was watched by 6.66 million people [ light laughter ] >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: then the devil was like, "don't associate me with this i -- hey." switching gears, i saw that netflix announced that they're going to start releasing fewer but better movies. [ light laughter ] and every actor who's ever done a netflix movie was like, "um, rude!" [ laughter ] well, this is wild, i read that 50 years ago today, the first cell phone call was made [ audience ohs ] it was exciting at first, and then two minutes in, they were like, "well, i should let you go." [ laughter ] finally, guys, you ever see a photo in the news and think that headline should be better well, we're going to take care of that right now. it's time for "news and improved." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ news and improved ♪ >> jimmy: for example, check out this first photo here. the original headline was, "boris johnson appears before pa

we gave you a little taste of it yesterday-- some santos, some marjorie taylor greene.hat the trump faithful have to say. [audio logo] jordan klepper (voiceover): tuesday's arraignment of former president donald trump in new york was a first for the nation and brought out the passionate, the sensibly dressed, and the kind of men who really disappoint their mothers. two genders. two genders. two genders. roy wood jr: while i had fun getting into the scrum, i was surprised to find there were people who wanted to have meaningful conversations about the justice system. i don't believe what we're-- what you're seeing is justice. you don't believe in the grand jury process? i don't believe if this was a civilian, it would-- i mean, he is a civilian. he is a person who had a new york address. so he shouldn't go through the grand jury process? i believe it should be dismissed. because? because i-- i'm going by a general gut feeling. the way i see it is the government is stepping over their bounds in doing what they're doing here, indicting donald trump. this stuff happens all t

disney mull pulls the plug on a $1 billion proonl >>> a bold move against the commander in chief marjorie taylor green introducing impeachment articles against president biden. >>> dozens of firefighters scramble to save employees >>> and meet the globetrotter who embarked on a world trip in just six days. we'll tell you how he did it it's friday, may 19. "early today" starts right now >> good morning and welcome to friday, i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. the united states is less than two week's way from possibly defaulting on its dedebt some democrats are pushing president biden to go around congress and use the 14th amendment. >> reporter: in japan, president biden ignored questions over the problem at home, the debt limit. but house speaker kevin mccarthy is now striking his most optimistic tone yet that a deal will get done before a looming deadline two weeks away. >> we're not there we haven't agreed to anything yet, but i can see the path that we can come to agreement >> reporter: the white house has vice president harris making its pitch to the american people >> congress

marjorie taylor greene is a reptile and kevin mccarthy cozying up to marjorie taylor greene is the definition of an invertebrate. and. you. the lion, of course is, is is made in the form, a conversation. and so it's little sharper than it ought to be because there are, in fact, a lot of terrific republicans who stand up for a set of principles which i broadly share. and those are the republicans who actually won their elections in november or or outperformed in in their elections. but i worry about a republican party that has, i think, been taken by some of its worst instincts and poor characters. i mean, i remember how good i felt about voting for george w bush. in 2000, a man who said that family values don't end at the real ground someone who understood that conservatives them all to stand for a set of american traditions which include respect for the immigrant, which include the value of which seek bipartisan compromises where they are available, and even when they're not refuses to treat democrats as the enemy. and i think that was a form of conservatism that. both president bushes stood

marjory st douglas high school.d killed 14 students and three staff members. he faces several charges, including felony child neglect. >>> and the louisville bank where a gunman opened fire is moving to a different location out of respect for those killed. the ceo says they are continue to support and care for the victims. among those injured, a young officer who had just graduated from the police academy. the louisville police department says the officer is now out of the hospital and, quote, making remarkable progress in rehab. >>> and firefighters from new york and new hampshire are traveling to canada to help fight those wildfires in nova scotia. the smoke and the haze is continuing to impact air quality, even in parts of the u.s., prompting air quality alerts for new jersey and even southeastern pennsylvania. that also includes the philadelphia area. jim? >>> well, a major ruling in the legal battle over the opioid crisis. an appeals court in new york has granted the sackler family immunity from any current or

we have not had a marjorie taylor greene having the power that she does. we can't forget that it was one week ago where former president donald trump looked right at the tv camera and said, maybe we should default. that is different. >> we didn't have a clown car in the house. >> a powerful one! >> a powerful clown car, kind of a clown cart in the making, but by the way, it pushed paul ryan out, it pushed boehner out. we are still on the outside. now it's in the fast lane. the issue is, will mccarthy push this if the conservative crazies will not go along with him? that means the marjorie taylor greene has to break up with kevin mccarthy. >> and he has said that he's just standing by that woman for life. >> serious romance. of, course he's looking, taking out a speaker if he pushes against this group of people? the big, the marjorie taylor greene, and those things, and so he doesn't need them to pass this. there are plenty of votes to pass this without the clown car. the question is, can he remain speaker if he actually defines the clowns car on a final vo

we see marjorie swans or us psycho causes monster waves. how powerful are your thoughts? we can control our thoughts, which makes us very powerful. questions about the universe and the rest were series 40 to be answers almost every thing this week on t w the a chinese company at the hearts of one of germany's most important logistics hubs. costco gets the green light, so choir, almost a quarter of stake and one of the terminals at the course of hamburg. we look at why the deal is so controversial. also coming off and us lawmakers are ad lager has over plans to raise the government's debt limits. if no deal is done in the country risks a default business dw business, i'm paid for. excellent. thanks for joining me. chinese state owned company costco has got the green light to acquire just under a quarter of a steak and a container terminal at germany's biggest port of hamburg. the decision comes after months of arguments within germany's coalition government. costco had originally for a 35 percent stake, a prospect that caused an outcry over fears. it would give china too m

benjamin sister marjorie spock was an organic farmer. she had advice part of suffolk county, new york, an organic farm head of her time. today, there's whole foods. every corner of any place you go. but she was mark wanted to market her only organic because she thought all these chemicals we putting in our foodstuffs wasn't good fair problem was they were blanket spraying ddt over her property are and so she claimed my right as organic farmers just been taken away from me constitution all right leave me alone. it's my land i want to grow organic produce. if any of you went to wall school or have a grandkid in law school, her think it's a great idea. i had never i thought like, what is what do i own up above me? how many feet do i have to go when i am not in control? i mean it's interesting just and so i don't i don't think it's frivolous and it made it which way to the supreme court like it should have. and in the supreme court they voted marjorie spock down. she lost. but william douglas grabbed on to it. and a dissent published in read

when you listen to marjorie taylor greene on the lead-in, she lives on pluto. of course these are issues regular people are nervous about. i think, you know, i can't sit here and say every veteran understands why the debt crisis is happening but they'll understand when they don't get their check. it's a pro-war, anti-military, anti-veteran party, and that's the reality of what we're dealing with, and congressman khanna and the rest of the committee have done a phenomenal job of holding republicans accountable for using veterans as a brokage chip. even the new republican congressman in the second congressional district of virginia said this is the only bargaining chip we have. that is droord that they openly admit they're using disability benefits and military pay to hold this country hostage. >> it is bananas, congressman, because they're literally saying that, as john said, they're saying we're just not going to pay the veterans in our own states. these red states have disproportionate numbers of veterans, of active duty military. they're literally saying we w

good morning, marjorie . good good morning, marjorie. good nernkne— good morning, marjorie.he psychiatric services you probably again and again i've been saying this over the years, but they are actually in breakdown. they the workforce is just simply not there. people are leaving. there aren't enough psychiatric nurses , let alone psychiatric nurses, let alone consultants. and there are not enough counsellors or experienced enough counsellors. and so it's really what we really need to be doing is building up this workforce at the moment, using this digital form of communication is really and to our minds , diversion. and to our minds, diversion. it's a little bit better than the crisis lines. we tried out the crisis lines. we tried out the crisis lines because we run ourselves at, say, a crisis line . but the ones that people are given on the nhs, people ring up in desperate distress and they say, well, why don't you have a bath? go for a walk, stroke a cat , and they bath? go for a walk, stroke a cat, and they ring us bath? go for a walk, stroke a cat , and they ring us ab

police said he had not see touches, he added -- he's got these white supremacist ideologies, and marjorielooks like a mexican gang member. what's this all about? as you said, number one, it's about appeasing the maga masses. saying, don't worry, if you're thinking of leaving because you've had enough of violence and you think we're generating this violence, for not, it's staged by the feds. the second dangerous thing, alicia, it minimizes the size of the threat. they keep seeing the white supremacist threat is overblown. don't worry about it, it's not that big because it is made up. that's dangerous because people will not vote out, but people who are responsible for generating the violence. and lastly, i say in my column, here's what this is what it's also about. if you completely claim that the fbi, the feds are making up criminal cases, the fabricate cases, when eventually, if eventually, we see indictments come on donald trump himself, or senior gop leaders, they will roll the claim out again and go, they made it up. it's the feds. they did it again. >> let me ask you, frank, as we're

and marjorie taylor greene has demonstrated over and over that she does not, and, so hence the laughter at her on the house floor. and an embarrassing moment for the house gop. >> i had lunches this week with a couple of members, democratic members of congress, and i asked about that moment. and i was like, was that spontaneous? and the response i got, in fact, was it was spontaneous and lengthy. and you could hear it, you could hear, it came from here. and i'm sure they will be lots of people like, who is that? the nerve. tara step meyer, eugene taylor 's -- we are at a time, as always, thank you all very much for coming to the sunday show, and that will do it for me today, thank you for watching the sunday show. i will be back next saturday and sunday at 9 am eastern. remember, to follow us on twitter, instagram, and tiktok using the handle at weekend capehart. don't go anywhere, my friend ali velshi is next with the latest. latest. the subway series is getting an upgrade! the new #19 the pickleball club. who knew the subway series could get even better? me, i knew. maybe you should h

marjorie taylor agreed when she first got into office e here at the white house, but she was married or divorced and she remarried. >> were going to leave washington journal that you can watch the rest of this segment on c-span.org as we take you live in the senate. today lawmakers working on a judicial nomination to be held at 3:3 easter or brad garcia to serve as judge on the seat circuit court of appeals confirmed he will be the first luck. on nations second highest court. watching live coverage here on c-span2. >>. >>

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biden responded in an e-mail, tell them we'll do the meeting, we don't think the mtg standing for marjorielor greene. >> you assured congress some time ago that the hunter biden investigation would be conducted without political interference. >> that is the case, i stand by my testimony and refer you to who is in charge of this case. >> lucas: irs special agent is seeking whistleblower protection about how the case is being handled. from his lawyer, examples of preferential treatment on protocol that would be followed if the suspect were not politically connected. antony blinken has been accused of not being honest with the american people. >> your testimony is inbeing a ra -- inaccurate, you must preserve and provide all information related to hunter biden and business dealings. senator ron johnson joined grassley in writing that letter. >> todd: they will find a way to blame marjorie taylor greene and blame trump, even though he was four years from moving in. lucas, great talking point on mtg. comedian lucas tomlinson. unlikely alliance in the house, as matt gaetz and alexandria ocasio-c

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thank you to marjorie for the kind introductions and thanks especially to the u.s.mber of commerce for working with us to organize this critical forum today. i am honored to participate in this meeting along with the secretary, usaid administrator power, under secretary fernandez, my colleague at the state department have so many others from the inner agency and it's also a pleasure to have the prime minister and other ukrainian ministers here in washington with us along with our fabulous ambassador i know you're here i can't see you and in an incredible group of leaders from across the society and the international business working toward a better future for ukraine for the u.s. ukraine relationship and for our world. as president biden said in the state of the union address in february, putin's invasion has been a test for the ages. obviously for ukraine but also a test for america and the world for the cruelty and willingness to sacrifice the men, women and children and even so many of his own citizens threatened not only ukraine but the very order of our world.

marjorie stone him douglas, i apologize. were tipping moments in creating a movement and that's built over. is texas at that tipping point after these strings of mass shootings that happened there? >> ayman, we've been passed that tipping point. you are talking about the santa fe shooting that killed ten kids here in texas, the walmart shooting, the one in odessa, a church in sutherland springs. uvalde now, the unfortunate tragedy that occurred on friday night. the chaos that has ensued not just in the state but across this nation is at the hands of republicans that have created it. texas, like many other states, they are controlled by republicans, they don't have any laws to keep us in check. they have an expert that says more guns equals less crime. that is simply not the truth. the republicans need their own increase in crime and they need to own the increase in violent crime across this nation. >> state senator roland gutierrez, congresswoman veronica escobar, thank you both for starting off this evening. greatly appreci