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questions. >> obviously the transgression [inaudible] [inaudible] lesley: marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar are subject to resolutions. they were held accountable for extreme outrageous and dangerous behavior. they remain in this institution to this day. there was no precedent that was set by house democrats. and there is no precedent that george santos is removed from the house of representatives other than if you are an unadulterated serial fraudster who has broke and ethics laws, pled guilty to committing financial crimes in brazil and is facing a litany of accusations related to serious violations of federal law than perhaps you should be held accountable in the house of representatives and there was a long and comprehensive ethics investigation with a report that was issued that is bipartisan in nature, unanimous in nature, every single republican and every single democrat on the house ethics committee stands behind the ethics report which has serious findings of wrongful on ethical and likely criminal behavior so i expect there'll be a bipartisan vote tomorrow likely to exp

none of this hurts marjorie.er apologize, always be aggressive, and that plays to her base. that helps her to raise money. and raising money and raising her profile in the republican party is the only thing that matters now in this kind of world that donald trump has created, that he brought into politics, which is much more of a tv-centric world. so i think maybe it's naive and crazy on some level but also just savvy and exploitation of media on another. >> yeah. and the thing about it is -- i'm going to expend all the unserious people first, clay higgins, marjorie greene, one more in this unfortunately is going to fall in your lap, michael beschloss, this is somebody who is both unserious and attempting to call upon a really dark period in our history in order to make a really stupid point, which is that he actually wants to physically fight the head of the teamsters. that is the only thing that markwane mullen, united states senator, tulsa, oklahoma, place where the tulsa massacre happened. he probably doesn't

georgia congresswoman marjory taylor greene and lieutenant christopher oliveras.resswoman greene is the author of the new book which takes a look at the inner workings of congress. that work is available everywhere this tuesday. thank you both for being here. i want to begin with you christopher oliveras. thank you to your service for our country. can you assess the southern border today? >> we have been talking for the last three years. we know for a fact that the border continues to get much worse. especially in terms of not just mass illegal immigration bug cutaways, known cutaways. what is stunning and shocking is that they do not know if the threat is here. i can tell you for a fact that the threat is here. we know for a fact that they are been individuals that have ties to terrorism, apprehended out the border, over 170, that is more than combined the past six years. now for the first six weeks of this fiscal year over 47,000 known got a ways. that is truly concerning as a country. truly national public safety threats. our own federal government is not doing

marjorie taylor greene: mr.peaker and pursuant to it i give notion of intent to raise the privileges of the house, the form of the resolution is as follows. impeaching alejandro mayorkas secretary of homeland security for high crimes and misdemeanors. this results that alejandro mayorkas secretary of homeland security is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors in the following articles of impeachment that exhibited to the united states senate. articles of impeachment exhibited by the house of representatives of the united states of america in the name of itself end of the people of the united states of america against alejandro mayorkas secretary of homeland security and maintenance and in support of its impeachment against him for high crimes and misdemeanors. rather than hearing to an oath he took to defend and secure our country and uphold the constitution when he was sworn in as secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas has engaged in a pattern of conduct that is incompatible with the laws of the

alejandro mayorkas testified in front of your committee let's watch the fireworks let by marjorie taylort it what you to know, you have a short time coming and you can honorably resign or we are going to impeach you in is happening very very soon. >> whenever you represent about a. >> do not minimize this challenge of the south was order. >> you refusing to answer the question, is it number. >> i've answered your question. >> know you have a. >> i would argue that even aiding and abetting the destin criminal price that is occurred in this nation to these incredibly dangerous to accuse sec. alejandro mayorkas of aiding and abetting crimes. >> other than a border state and you don't see congressman coming your reaction. >> we had a great hearing today i love the electric testimony there some of those but you know i think that the best and they are all my members nailed a great job for me on the committee but i think the best testimony came went august kluger got christopher ray, to admit that they were pursuing no new suspected terrorists that alejandro mayorkas policies that had allowed i

marjorie, thanks for your time. >> hi. thank you for having me. >> yeah, no, this is such an interesting topic. your group, newark, does independent social research. what did you set out to discover in this study? >> well, we started out with doing an interviews with human resources represented at a companies where at least 10% of their employees work at least partially remotely or fully remotely, and i think we started off trying to find out what what people thought about working remotely, how other companies might be, what they might be doing to get people interested in coming back to the office. and then we did another survey where we talked to adults nationwide and asked them, you know, what's the how we ask people whether they work from home or they work from the office. and we asked them like, what was the main reason they did one or the other? and we found out why people like going to work or why they don't like going to work. >> okay, so what are the key findings? the main bullet points that you found with regard t

to censure marjorie taylor greene and the same thing fora she had da talib. there is some expectation that those could fail given opposition from both parties. there is the effort to expel george santos from the house, something that has only happened five times in american history. the question is can they get the two-thirds majority in the house to do just that. that is a high bar given that number of republicans want to let the investigations play out, particularly among the house ethics committee before making a decision. one congressman who i spoke to, congressman max miller of ohio told me that he is in favor of expelling george santos from the house and is undecided on where he will come down on the two censure resolutions. >> i called for george santos's ex expulsion. it is a very personal issue that i have with him and what i can tell you is he broke the law and i would be voting yes. >> if we want to call balls and strikes, members of both parties have said anti-semitic remarks. they have. marjorie taylor greene has said anti-semitic remarks. rashid

another bite marjorie taylor green has yet to be considered. -- by marjorie taylor green has yet to be considered. >> the latest issues and government, politics, and public policy. coming up wednesday morning, wi talk about keep from election day 2023 with the economist -- then, the latest the government fuing deadline and the debate over u.s., israel, ukraine. d, the washington examiner previews the washington debate in miami. c-span's washington journal, during the conversation live on c-span, is that now, or online at.org. it's -- live wednesday on c-span that works at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, the house gathers for business to work on a 2024 spending bill for the treasury department. the executive office of the president and the judiary furniture. on c-span two, the senate is back at 2:00 a.m. to consider nominations, considering charlotte burroughs be a member of the equal employment commission. also, at 9:00 am homeland security six. and health and human services secretary and testify on proposed supplemental funding for domestic issues involving childcare, the fentanyl crisis

the league one failed, and then they didn't call them marjorie taylor greene one? >> the 21 failed, and they didn't call of the roger e. taylor green one, because they were tied together. >> okay. i don't know what you're if you're following what's happening on the other side of capitol hill. >> i love both sides of congress equally. >> i watched about an hour of this and i had to say i don't usually watch an hour of u.s. senate proceedings. but basically a line of republicans gained up individual layman khamenei to members of the armed services for their posts, talking about how great the biography, was how their hero, and saying without objection, and then tommy to tuberville getting up and objecting. these are his own republican colleagues, whose faces by the end of this were dripping with what you can only call and restrained contempt. >> absolutely. this one the call is coming from inside the house. it has taken months to get here, but it all came to fruition because we saw the head of the marines suffer a health crisis. it was basically known to back him out

. >>> this just in former senator martha mcsally assaulted while jogging, and marjorie taylor greene receiving a death threat the suspects in both case under arrest tonight. >>> the headline rocking college football the head coach of powerhouse wolverines sidelined for games for the rest of the regular season a staffer accused of cheating to win. >>> and taylor swift making grammy history as women dominate the nominations in a takeover year across entertainment for female artists >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> and good evening. i'm tom llamas we begin with the rapidly deteriorating situation in gaza city and the growing concerns for civilians with hospitals in the hamas-controlled territory now surrounded by fighting the images, take a look, a massive fireball exploding near one major hospital and about six miles away the horror as a projectile is seen falling on the compound of another hospital, gaza city's largest. israel saying it was yet another misfire from a terrorist organization and it all comes after israel agreed to daily four-hour humanitarian

congressmember marjorie taylor greene herself has repeatedly made racist, islamophobic, and anti-semitic remarks. in 2018, she advanced a conspiracy theory about the rothschild banking firm, a popular target of anti-semitic tropes, suggesting it was connected to a plot to start wildfires in california using a space laser. in oregon, more than 4500 teachers and other employees at more than 80 portland-area schools walked on strike wednesday after failing to reach an agreement on a new union contract. the union is seeking higher wages, more time to plan lessons and a limit to class sizes. it's the first-ever strike of portland teachers. in other labor news, thousands of non-union pharmacists and technicians at cvs and walgreens stores have launched a three-day walkout to demand the pharmacy chains hire more staff and improve working conditions. organizers of the wildcat strike, which has been dubbed "pharmageddon" on social media, say the covid-19 pandemic exacerbated workplace stress and high turnover, with employees forced to work faster and with less help. and healthcare activist ady ba

congressmember marjorie taylor greene herself has repeatedly made racist, islamophobic, and anti-semitic remarks. in 2018, she advanced a conspiracy theory about the rothschild banking firm, a popular target of anti-semitic tropes, suggesting it was connected to a plot to start wildfires in california using a space laser. in oregon, more than 4500 teachers and other employees at more than 80 portland-area schools walked on strike wednesday after failing to reach an agreement on a new union contract. the union is seeking higher wages, more time to plan lessons and a limit to class sizes. it's the first-ever strike of portland teachers. in other labor news, thousands of non-union pharmacists and technicians at cvs and walgreens stores have launched a three-day walkout to demand the pharmacy chains hire more staff and improve working conditions. organizers of the wildcat strike, which has been dubbed "pharmageddon" on social media, say the covid-19 pandemic exacerbated workplace stress and high turnover, with employees forced to work faster and with less help. and healthcare activist ady ba

congressmember marjorie taylor greene herself has repeatedly made racist, islamophobic, and anti-semitic remarks. in 2018, she advanced a conspiracy theory about the rothschild banking firm, a popular target of anti-semitic tropes, suggesting it was connected to a plot to start wildfires in california using a space laser. in oregon, more than 4500 teachers and other employees at more than 80 portland-area schools walked on strike wednesday after failing to reach an agreement on a new union contract. the union is seeking higher wages, more time to plan lessons and a limit to class sizes. it's the first-ever strike of portland teachers. in other labor news, thousands of non-union pharmacists and technicians at cvs and walgreens stores have launched a three-day walkout to demand the pharmacy chains hire more staff and improve working conditions. organizers of the wildcat strike, which has been dubbed "pharmageddon" on social media, say the covid-19 pandemic exacerbated workplace stress and high turnover, with employees forced to work faster and with less help. and healthcare activist ady ba

because we are again seeing a another censure attempt coming from congresswoman marjorie taylor greenef georgia, that first attempt to censure to leave for what marjorie taylor greene says are antisemitic comments, that did not work. it failed, with a bipartisan majority last week in the house. but once again, greene said she will again attempt a neither censure resolution, against tlaib. i'm curious to see if any of these jewish democrats would potentially join that effort this time around. it is certainly a -- in the house, and certainly tensions are rising when it comes to this issue. >> all right julia tsirkin, course thank you julie. appreciate it. i want to bring in -- the democrat in michigan, to talk more about all of this. congresswoman, thanks for joining us on this, appreciate it. could you just quickly weigh in on this attempt by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene to try to censure one of your other colleagues, where she talib, based on her views on the israel-hamas war. >> look, i think one of the principles of our constitution is freedom of speech. i think that's why yo

marjorie taylor greene using really gross language that trump also used.her perceived enemies and detractors. this has been normalized. this environment was conditioned, intentionally, overtime. again, this doesn't just manifest in congress. in one day, these four examples of just nasty behavior. that doesn't happen in a vacuum or overnight. >> we didn't even talk about the previous episodes of name-calling that you would have to play out, even on this show. crazy. everyone standby for us. nikki haley is now taking some heat in that 2024 race after she vowed to ban anonymous postings on social media. she called it a national security threat. we'll debate that, next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >> tonight, nikki haley wants t

marjorie taylor greene accusing republican colleague darrell issa of having no emojis and that seems downright blasÉ, when republicans say that they want to make america great again, we don't think it's nostalgia for 1856, when altercations in the capitoal were normal, like when preston brooks beat charles sumner unconscious with his cane. so how do we get past all of this? the new speaker suggests that everyone just take a little timeout. >> this will allow everybody to go home for a couple of days for thanksgiving, everybody cool off. this place is a pressure cooker, so i think everyone can come home, they can come back, reset. >> i want to bring in cnn political commentator as cheek up, and rolling stone columnist jay michaelsonl. esty, god forbid republicans or anybody in congress could work for a few weeks straight, they get so riled up they want to punch each other in the face. what is going on? especially with the republican party, this has been boiling for weeks. name-calling, the profanity, the elbowing. >> i put it at years, in fact. and let's juxtapose this with something

. >> for the second time on the house floor, republican representative marjorie taylor greene offered a representative to impeach homeland secretary after similar resolution was referred to the homeland security committee earlier this month. following her remarks we will hear from republican representative tom mcclintock who spoke in opposition of the impeachment. ition? ms. greene: pursuant to clause 2-a-1 of rule 9, i seek recognition. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman is recognized. ms. greene: to raise questions of the privilege of the house. the form of the resolution is as follows. resolution, impeaching alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary of homeland security for high crimes and misdemeanors, resolved that alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and that the following articles of impeachment be exhibited to the united states senate. articles of impeachment exhibited by the house of representatives of the united states of america in the name of itself and of the people of the united states of america aga

they came after marjorie an herwith resolutions and they kicked her off her committees. so, you know, it's definitely within her prerogative to do this. somebody'ssomeo stop the got to stop it, though. we've got to get back to normal. i meanre are peoplo s to, i know there are peopler who would like us to do kung fuf fighting on the floo ther of the house of representatives. and we may not be far from it. but o tai would like to take it down. the tone down just a little bit so that we can solve some of america's problems. >> yeah, i'm up for kung fu fighting congressman on reallyyt quick. how worried are you that the heaeconflict in israel is goingm to expand and possiblyan leadou to world war three? >> i mean, this is a dangerous moment. wellmon if, i'm worried about i. and even if it's a 1% chance of world war three or going nuclear and expanding like i believe in ukraine, there's at least a 1% chance of that. >> it's -- it's our jobhat we in congress to the extent that we can to contain this conflict and not to expand it. i wouldn't want it, forts instance, to see us

i'm glad marjorie is doing this is a privileged resolution and i hope that he gets impeached, he shoulde impeached, he's an incredible danger to the united states of america and our national security and i just hope enough of my colleagues, all of my colleagues, they should see this and understand this. this is a danger. you have people like new york mayor adams and it's not getting secured. maria: and he's a democrat. you mentioned the chinese nationals. are you allowed to leave china for an extended period of time without getting approval in a communist nation? why are the number of chinese nationals crossing the border up 1100% year-over-year are they being directed by xi jinping to settle in america for some reason? >> i have no doubt that they are, you cannot leave china unless she somehow miraculously escape from china and then maybe you're making your way over here. the reality. you people that are coming in, we believe with malicious intent and their being facilitated by these organizations in the united states that china sets up with help from the chinese nationals who are here

i think marjorie taylor greene also voted no. there has been, over time, more of a push against foreign aid and part of the republican party in particular. just to put in perspective what we are talking about, $14.5 billion, the overall package the administration asked for was $106 billion. the u.s. government budget is over $6 trillion. so 1% of the budget is about $60 billion. we are talking about 1% with 2% of the budget being discussed as far as this package in the next couple of weeks, of which israel is sort of at one quarter of 1%. >> jeff is in texas, independent line. >> i just wanted to say i grew up near ellis island statue of liberty. now i live down here in texas knew the border and it all passes -- we need to take on america first and we need to start caring about people. we've got to avoid that. we need to fix the border here. you don't want people coming in while you are trying to sleep. knocking on the door of the country. host: can you clarify when they talk about border security funding, what is exactly meant b

they took issue with the fact that it was marjorie taylor greene with this. and it is the face of divide in the democratic party over israel. it is a generational divide. but i will say there has been a slight shift in tone from democrats on the hill who are largely giving israel the benefit of the doubt when it came to their military strategy. now they are saying things like, well, maybe this could backfire. we need a more surgical approach. we need a pause for humanitarian aid and you are seeing that somewhat reflected in the way biden is not talking about this. he mentioning the civilian toll more and more when he speaks publicly. so i think there is an effort to nod to that side of the party but it has created division into the party. >> rashida tlaib has been clear where she is on this issue for a long time. i'm not sure that she demonstrates where this divide is at this point as much as on friday night there was a big gathering of obama campaign al alumni in chicago and he did a live interview on the pause of america and he spoke about talking about the

it is worth pointing out that marjorie taylor greene, is somebody known to speak at a neo-nazi rallyrich the condemnation is coming from her. the reason why 23 republicans joined democrats to defeat that censure motion. >> harris: they took exception to one word. >> and also to marjorie taylor greene. >> we cannot equivocate. the other side may have said this or that and i understand where richard is coming from. but we have to be clear. where we are going as a country and seeing the colleges and universities across the country, elite colleges supporting hamas, some that say we stand with the palestinian people and refuse to condemn hamas for the terrorist acts that continue to this day. and that must come to an ends. if we cannot unite and say what is wrong, slaughter of innocent people is wrong and they don't deserve that, where do we stand as a country? we can't have -- >> harris: it's complicated to conflate these things and richard, i appreciate people again having different points of view but what we know hamas does right now is kill people very viciously and you have a sitting

. >> republican representative marjorie taylor greene offered a second resolution to impeach meland security secretary markas. after the house voted earlier this month to refer a silar resolution to the homeland securi committee. representative taylogreene is accusing secretary mayorkas of failing to take operational command the southern border. following her remarks, we'll hear from republican representative tom mcclintock, speaking in opposition to the impeachment effort. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? ms. greene: pursuant to clause 2-a-1 of rule 9, i seek recognition. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman is recognized. ms. greene: to raise questions of the privilege of the house. the form of the resolution is as follows. resolution, impeaching alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary of homeland security for high crimes and misdemeanors, resolved that alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and that the following articles of impeach

. >> this is marjorie greene. her at the irs whistleblower hearing -- >> i remember this. >> can we show this. we have a picture of her doing it. she showed photos of naked hunter biden. >> i was right next to her. so i vividly recall that. yeah. it's interesting. that they have been spending so much time pouring into hunter biden, who has never been elected president, never been appointed to a post that would subject him to being impeached in the first place, and then, of course, they decided they wanted to show his private parts all over the hearing. but, like to have him come in and have a conversation around whatever questions they want to pose, what they're nervous about is the d. team because we really the a-team. that's the problem, right? we literally have so many trained attorneys. he was complaining about jamie raskin, attorney. he was complaining about dan goldman, attorney. he was upset about moschcowitz, also a trained attorney. i'm a trained attorney. when we come in, we come in ready for war because

joining us now, democratic congressman jared moskowitz of florida, he is a graduate of marjory stoneman douglas and he currently represents parkland in congress. thank you very much for being with us. tell me about your goal. i mean, it's going to be incredibly difficult, i'm sure, for those who have not walked through the hallways to do so. what do you hope they take away from it? >> well, thanks for having me this morning. i've done this before. i took a bipartisan group of lawmakers in congress through the building before, and this is the second group of bipartisan lawmakers that i'm taking through the building. the building is literally a time capsule. it's exactly as it was the day of the shooting minus the victims. every backpack that was there, every shoe that fell off, the homework that was on the desk, what was on the dry erase board that day, it's exactly as it was, and it's unique, because they wanted to keep it that way for the trials. so what i'm hoping that it accomplishes is that to make this real, when we see these mass shootings, we see camera angles from far away, we s

they came after marjorie with resolutions and kicked her off her committees. it's definitely within her prerogative to do this. somebody's got to stop it though. we've got to get back to normal. i know there are people who would like us to do kung fu fighting on the floor of the house of representatives. we may not be far from it. i would like to take the tone down just a little bit so we can solve some of america's problems. >> i'm up for kung fu fighting, congressman. really quick, how worried are you that the conflict in israel is going to command and possibly lead to world war iii? this is a dangerous moment. >> even if it's a 1% chance of world war iii or going nuclear and expanding, like i believe in ukraine. there's at least a 1% chance of that. it's our job in congress, to the extent that we can, to contain this conflict and not to expand it. i wouldn't want to, for instance, see us attack iran. i hope this gets settled there in gaza and not expand to other territories. that's how you get a world war iii, countries come in one, two, three at a time and

marjorie taylor greene frustrated, fed up.ed of waiting on the house investigations pulling the trigger largely in part because two of her constituents were killed, dana, in a high-speed collision caused by a suspected human smugglers just this week. listen to her here. >> secretary mayorkas is breaking the law. no more strongly worded letters, committee hearings, no more clips on the press. we have to do something about it. >> here is what's going to happen. someone could always file a motion to table this but fox is told that not likely going to happen. we expect an upped and down vote. if it passes they will send articles of impeachment to the senate without the due process that republicans often talk about. the senate would then be required to act on those articles. house democrats and at least one republican out there think it is wasting time when a government shutdown is just one week away. >> i'm not going to be thinking a lot about every privileged resolution that marjorie greene files because we've got real work to do

inin 2018 performative congresswoman marjorie taylor green -- took to social media to share her suspicionst the california wildfires were started by space solar generators by mysterious backers instantly people rally around her blaming fire on jewish space lasers. and ultimately the roth child family. from more than 200 years the name roth child has been synonymous with two things great wealth, and conspiracy theories about what they're really doing with it. almost from the moment mayor ash roth child and his sons emerged from the jewish ghetto of frankfurtur to revolutionize the world it's been home of constant brilliant anti-semitism blamed from everything from the sinking the tige tan toik causing great depression even crazying the covid-19 pandemic. mike roth child no relation has thoroughly research history of these wild conspiracy reis in a book jewish space lasers the roth child and 200 years of conspiracy theories. mike has sorted out myth from reality to find truth about these theories and the people who spread them. and he also examines why even as their wealth and influence have

an effort to censure marjorie taylor greene.he moved to force a vote on that legislation last week in a move that was seen as tit-for-tat following green's decision. they wrote in a long statement where the main message was republicans join with democrats to quash these resolutions. as a result i'm not can bring this resolution to the floor right now. there's a lot of political games being played in the house. the congresswoman was not censured. marjorie taylor greene was not censured. congress and george santos was another day. host: you can follow her reporting, thank you for all of that information. we appreciate it. guest: thank you for having me. host: marjorie taylor greene responded to some republican colleagues joining to oppose that censure of representative rashida tlaib. this is why republicans never do anything to stop the communist democrats or hold anyone accountable. if you missed any of the house debate you just heard about, you can go to our website, c-span.org. hit the video player and you will see yellow stars

so let's go to, first, what marjorie taylor green was talking about, the impeachment of mayorkas.n the house, she's going to try again. will the house impeach mayorkas for his dereliction of duty on the southern border? >> well, i hope so, sean, i really do, because people in this country, they want accountability at this particular point. that's what people are really sick of, and that's why people are disgusted with congress. it seems like we don't get anything done sometimes, and people want accountability. we control a very slim majority in the house of representatives, we don't control the senate or the white house, but we should be doing everything we can to hold this man accountable, to hold the biden administration accountable. he has been completely derelict in his duty. this is a national security issue for us now. it's not just an issue with the fentanyl and poisoning our youth, not an issue with just the overwhelming number of people coming other here, the crime, the sex trafficking, drug trafficking, all of the violence that follows that, it's an issue now of national

business, as marjorie taylor greene to run it? same with matt gaetz. the party just has no leaders. it has no message. that is why it's stumbling along. >> interestingly enough, see, voters sent to message on tuesday. i'll be, at not across the country. in unusual places. even where republican voters came out and say, don't mess with them. i have limits to what i will accept. this wasn't necessarily a referendum on abortion itself. it was on the idea of rights. every time a referendum has come up in this country, in the, west about abortion, more people have been in favor of supporting abortion rights than the polls indicates, are in favor of abortion. that's the same thing. the moms for liberty group lost most of the people they ran on the book banning stuff. there is a signal being sent out. if you are in the mood to accept signals, there are signals being sent, there might be a world for republicans to play in the years coming forward. the culture wars, the abortion, stuff is not it. >> right. and, the day after. what happened,

in 2018, congresswoman marjorie e taylor greene -- [laughter] took to social media to share her suspicions that the california wildfires were started by space solar generators which were or funded by powerful, mysterious backers. instantly, thousands of people rallied around a her blaming the fire on jewish space lasers and, ultimately, the rothschild family. for more than 200 years, the name rothschild has been synonymous with two things, great wealth and conspiracy theories about what they're really doing with it. almost from the moment mayor rothschild and his son emerged from the jewish ghetto of frankfurtur to revolutionize the bankingev world, the rothschild family has been the target of myths, hoaxes, bizarre act a sayingses and constant, virulent anti-semitism. they have been blamed for everything from the sinking of thee titanic to causing the gret depression and even creating the covid-19 pandemic. mike rothschild, no relation, has a thoroughly researched the history ofes these wild conspiracies in his new book, "jewish space lasers: the rothschilds and 200 years of conspiracy th

. >> ainsley: thomas massi and marjorie taylor greene said no. it will cut funding from the irs.emember the irs got the $80 billion boost during the inflation reduction act? and kevin mccarthy, his debt limit deal stripped a little bit of money away from the irs. but they still have 67 billion. the speaker, the new speaker, mike johnson said the irs has the largest pile of money, so this makes sense fiscally to take it from them. >> steve: but the white house said it's a bad idea. and joe biden has threatened to veto it. he said it's a bad idea if you're going to get emergency money by cutting some money somewhere else because if it's an emergency, you need the money right now. >> lawrence: i think most americans don't like the irs. it was the easiest thing to do to get american support. i think the other thing, brian, that the president is upset about is that it didn't have ukraine funding. he wanted to put all these bills together to get one package. although the president has been able to make the case for the support of israel, he hasn't been able to make the case to the amer

in marjorie taylor greene's case, this happened apparently this week. office confirming that an arrest has been made in this case. she released a statement thanking both her local police in rome, georgia, the county police, and also the fbi that ultimately made this arrest. she said in her statement, quote, threats murder elected officials should never be tolerated. it doesn't matter your political affiliation, no one should threaten your life. she continued tsay i'm not the only victim with this threat of violence. my family, my staff were threatened. i had to close my district dueo the potential of violence. it's wrong and never should happen. she also said this is why she takes the second amendment to bear arms seriously. of course this is not happening in a vacuum. earlier this week, her colleague from georgia, congressman mccormick had to close his district office after facing threats when he introduced a resolution to censure rashida tlaib over her comments on the israel-hamas war. we have seen an up tick in threats to members of congress and elec

weat are talking about marjorie taylor green, that's an elected official. there's a number of people kind of leading that charge and recognizing what kind of power people have in their community or if they are organizing those are ways of combating that. >> we can do better thanth the people that we have in our government right now. we can make those changes ourselves. it's hard to do, but we can demand better. local government is where so much of this has been going on. the city council meetings, school board,ni the library. they are not just to be involved in the senate and supreme court. they are being followed into some local commission, which probably has five people going do it. there's a good chance three or four will get up to the microphone and spelled whatever is on theirma mind and may be oe of them goes viral and gets a couple million views for their trouble and selling these ideas get aw, spread around and you kw if you go to the local school board i'm not going to get any pushback so we have these in a small-scale environment and not just cong

campuses and are working for spending on the legislative branch and a bill to censure tlaib and marjorielor greene. 25 members have been censured and five expelled. live coverage of the u.s. hous is here on c-span. >> tonight federal reserve chair jerome powell gives an update on interest rates and the economy. watch the entire news conference at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington, live and on demand. keep up with the day's events of hearings at the u.s. congress, white house events, the court, campaigns and the world of politics all at your fingertips and stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span tv networks and c-span radio as well as a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available on google play and the app store. c-span now, your front row seat to washington, any time, any where. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these televisi

to express displeasure with a fellow colleague calling for destruction of a country. >> cheryl: marjorieing up another second move to censor rashida tlaib. >> todd: see if there is republican support. here is a cool and the gang -- it is carley's birthday, everybody. happy birthday to you! >> thanks, guys. >> todd: get over here, put that cake on the pad. >> carley: so cute. ♪ ♪ >> todd: let's -- >> carley: thank you, guys. i'm getting old. >> todd: full detail of the flowers. >> they are roses. >> carley: look at the cake. take time so carley and adam can chat here. >> cheryl: discuss where the cake came from. >> todd: the magnolia, we love magnolia. >> carley: thank you for making me feel special. everybody in the control room, thank you issue as well. >> todd: what did brock get you? >> carley: his sweet little love and cuddles and pure joy, that is what he gave me. thank you, guys. >> todd: that is what adam gave me for birthday. steve is at the juke box diner. >> steve: the folks would like to sing happy birthday to carley. happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthda

you have rich mccormack competing with marjorie taylor greene of georgia to censor rashida tlaib.ormack got support, he was talking to democrats, they liked his wording and it came after rashida tlaib said from the river to the sea, the slogan you were talking about. one interesting thing i want to highlight, usually when you censor, which is way of reproaching members, formal way of doing it. they show up to the house and have a moment publicly of being reprimanded in front of their colleagues. that did not happen for rashida tlaib and they asked mccormack why that was not included? he said he had the impression she wanted that moment, he saw her with her family, she was trying to say she wouldn't be silenced and he wanted to prevent that moment of her using for fundraising. >> trey: you are kidding, somebody might use that for fundraising. stop me if you've heard this before. republican in-fighting might be keeping spending bills from coming to the floor of the house, is that right? >> trey, we are too early for groundhog day, that is where we're at again. on saturday, speaker j

jomari: vamos a ver cÓmo reaccionÓ marjorie de sousa.ngo planes de boda. eso no es algo que va a cambiar mi relaciÓn. estoy muy tranquila, muy feliz. no me habÍa sentido tan estable. >> quÉ atuendo te vas a poner? marjorie: depende, depende. los calzones son los mÁs importante. [risas] con mucho trabajo. este aÑo he hecho cosas maravillosas y muy diferentes a los que hago normalmente que son novelas, pero este aÑo ha sido de verdad grandiosa. en todos los sentidos. tengo que decir que increÍble. el prÓximo aÑo voy a empezar con el pie derecho porque asÍ lo decreto. >> por Último de mi parte como mujer quÉ vez que aracely arÁmbula haya alzado la voz para exigir el derecho de sus hijos? marjorie: cada quien tiene un tema muy diferente. como mujer la voy apoyar y mis respetos. no es fÁcil en estos tiempos ser madre sola. siempre hay historias por ahÍ que son las que cuentan, pero sÓlo nosotras sabemos la gotera que cae en nuestra casa. todo mi cariÑo y apoyo. es una sÚper madre, sÚper artista, siempre le va a ir bien. cuando hace las cosas

we wills saw -- you mentioned marjorie taylor greene.lso chip roy from texas, who is, obviously, the number two in the house freedom caucus. congress wan warren davidson of ohio, another freedom caucus member, said he won't support the cr. with democrats, the white house does not take this proposal seriously as well as house democrats said that they would not do anything other than just, you know, a full normal clean cr. so right now speaker indian will have to buy republican votes on this. it's going to be difficult given there is a handful of members saying they are not. >> looking ahead to 2024, more members of congress announced they would be retiring or not seeking re-election and the one announcement that seemed to get the most attention was the one from moderate democrat senator joe manchin of west virginia. we know that west virginia is a deeply red state. so, obviously, that will likely go to a republican contender. you also wrote about a wisconsin -- about in wisconsin and how that is the potential pickup opportunity for republ