>> first, marjorie taylor greene is insane. and this whole impeachment effort is the marjorie taylor greene and donald trump show. it's been marjorie taylor greene who has filed both impeachment documents on president biden and of course on secretary mayorkas. this is all because of her. she's pushing this, and she's taking donald trump's words. the truth that people forget is migration has been going up when the donald trump presidency started. in the last year of the trump presidency, migration increased threefold. and that's because all the crises happening in venezuela, ecuador, across the southern hemisphere. we have a challenge at the border. democrats do actually want to solve the issue. the president has proposed solutions. but donald trump is now saying he doesn't want a bill. he doesn't want -- >> he wants to run on it. >> he wants to create chaos and dysfunction. we're trying to push back. we need a solution. he wants none. >> you said marjorie taylor greene is behind the impeachments of president biden and alejandro

marjorie taylor greene, so you can go back to marjorie taylor greene, essentially being the leader of of these sham impeachment efforts. here's the reality, the real issues along the border, the president recognizes this and democrats understand this. we want to send more resources to border patrol agents that need it. we want technology along the border. we want to help the nonprofits that are working along the border but you know who rejects every single one of those republicans -- proposals? the republicans. the president has proposed millions of dollars to help the borders, that's been rejected by the republicans because we actually don't want solutions on the border. they want to turn into a political talking point for donald trump and we are happy to have a debate on the border. we want to have that debate. we propose funding but they are not interested in any of this. this impeachment idea is a marjorie taylor greene creation, and everything she's doing at this point is completely not, so we've got to take it for what it is and try to get the business done for the american peop

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marjorie taylor.ne congresswoman swatt, whae like when cop show up thinking there's an active shootessran at situation in your living room? l it's actually terrifying, jesse. ngthe first time it happened to me, it was right after i introduced a bil, itl to stop the transgender surgeries on children and to stop pubertyy blockers being given to children because kids need g to grow up before they make those kind of decisionup s. activ and it was a trans activist that started these calls on me. and you can seisstartee video i home where i had to go to the door in the middlehere i of thea where the swat team had showed up. they had guns in hand. n hand they had been told that i had murdered someone and i was ready to either commit suicide and that i was willing to shoot police officers when they came to my house. sit's extremely serious, jesse. it's so serious that noto me only it has happened to me eight times, it's also happened to my family memberss but al. both of my daughters were swatted over christm

marjorie, congresswoman, what is up with the mayorkas hearings? noticed that the leadership is really coming around now to the mayorkas hearings. i was reading an op-ed piece by tom emmer talking about law-breaking, malfeasance, unrestrained flow of migrations, not securing the border. certainly not protecting american sovereignty or security. i mean i think, i don't know how this is going to work university but the case against mayorkas seems to be growing. you were very early to this game. what do you think now? >> well as you remember, larry i forced a vote on the house floor before christmas on impeaching mayorkas and it exposed eight republicans who voted with the democrats to protect secretary mayorkas and protect his job. i tell you what, those eight republicans in our entire conference heard from their constituents and americans all over the country as they were outraged. they want secretary mayorkas impeached this is a number one issue all across the country. people are sick and tired of the border invasion. they're sick and tired of ille

larry: marjorie taylor greene. have i wished you a happy happy, i think i -- a happy new year, i think i did not, thank you for what do you. >> thank you, happy new year, larry. larry: all right, many thanks, coming up, next up. more fun, is j. powell going political and juice joe biden's ee election. the federal reserve, wait, federal reserve beholdenned to woke dei ? i'm read you are some of the dii drills they had at the federal reserve. you will not believe it, i don't believe it, i used to work for the fed, oh, my gosh, we have judy shelton and steve forbes, they will weigh in, you can catch kudlow, monday, friday, 4 p.m. on fox business. if you can't get us at 4, text your favorite 9-year-old, she will show you how to dcv the show -- dvr the show and you will never miss a single dei for the federal reserve. how about that. i am (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you se

marjorie, what's going to happen here? votes tomorrow?achment inquiry? and how does this negotiation with the white house muddle up the mayorkas story? >> well, thank thank you for as, larry. tomorrow on our homeland security committee we will actually be marking up articles of impeachment that were referred to my committee in homeland after i had force ad forced a floor vote back in november. this is something i've been pushing a long time this is what the american people want to see happen. couple it with the fact that the federal government is pitted against the state of texas, 25 republican governors standing with texas, this unprecedented border invasion brought on by secretary mayorkas and his willful willingness to basically break federal immigration law can't come soon enough. i'm very proud republicans will be voting yes tomorrow on my articles of impeachment and the articles of impeachment we have shaped together and we will be hopefully bringing that to the house floor for a vote very soon. larry: nobody has pushed this harder

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congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from georgia. marjorie? >> hi everybody.to represent a wonderful district. and i have to tell you, it feels really good to me too be here with you all. because you are just like the folks i represent at home. and you feel like friends and family so this is easy for me i am here to ask you to vote for my favorite president our former president of the united states, donald j trump. [cheering] i do not have to attack the other candidates. i do not have too. because of president trump has a four year record that we all know, we know president trump. we trust president trump. president trump gave america the best for years we have had in probably the united states history. i have to tell you let's talk about the economy we had under president trump. i was only a few years ago but under president trump americans can afford food. americans could afford rent. americans could afford gas. and you know what? we also had a low interest rates, remember that? it has driven interest rates it's driven to a point where inflation is starting

marjorie taylor greene in the hearing room shouted out that he should be arrested here and now. you up-to-date on the uproar in just a moment. the administration just announced what they think is a huge victory for gig workers. a new rule will make it harder for people to classify as independent workers, forcing them to become regular employees. first of all under this new rule, who is now considered a worker? >> anyone who is economically dependent on a company. basically 100% of gig economy workers could theoretically be classified as that and the administration had a clear ideological ax to grind. i don't think the gig economy pays great, companies that as is our hemorrhaging tens of billions of dollars, can't afford gig employees. stuart: would this take away my ability to be a gig worker? if i want to work 30 hours a week as an uber driver does this stop me doing that? >> perfectly and acted. it is a small percentage of income in a perfect world it wouldn't, but can we trust the administration to enforce the policy? you can't judge a policy by stated goal, what is the maxim

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has already threatened to bring a motion to vacate the chair, tof the gavel if he decides to bring the senate crafted bill to the house floor. so basically, it is messy. joining me now, congressman -- of vermont member of the house budget committee. congresswoman, as always, thank you very much for coming to the show. >> happy to chat with you. >> great. so come march 1st, will congress be forced to kick the can down the road yet again? >> i fear that that is what will happen. because you've got a situation right now where are the members of the house freedom caucus do not seem to understand that what they have right now is what i am calling a mina, a little minnow, a majority in name only. they are hanging on to a majority by a thread, but they are still under this delusion that somehow they get to control the narrative, they get to control the order of how things go. they don't have the votes, and so in order for us to pass the crt of the, day who had to come through in a big way? the democrats once again, and we have seen this pattern all year.

they knew that something was up because someone from the area would have known the two counties marjorie taylor greene were swatted over christmas and that was very prominent in the news. as a proactive measure the house sergeant at arms has encourage them to reach out to local police departments and have a conversation with them giving an emergency contact number and if you get anyout to us and make sure to validate so if it is indeed a swatting incident like it was with burlison they won't respond with guns blazing. they had a hunch it was swatting because of the county discrepancy. at the same time, it's a tough area, a tough line because do you not send the cops but what if it's a real emergency? toe. but we sought work out as well as it could with burlison it was a tempered law enforcement response but it is sucking up valuable law enforcement resources that should not have to be diverted to that. host: what is in place to protect members if anything? guest: they have a $10,000 they make available to house lawmakers and they can use it to bolster home security there is one $150 a mo

who knows what marjorie taylor greene did. at the end of the day, does it change the vote? probably not. i think julie tsirkin said at the beginning, this probably ensures more so that house republicans hold hunter biden in contempt. >> one thing we heard, julie tsirkin who's with us, from democratic representative jared moskowitz was although for a contempt of congress here, if we're going to hold everybody accountable, if both parties are held to this same standard when it comes to responding to congressional subpoenas, does he have a point there? i mean, he listed jim jordan, mo brooks, kevin mccarthy who have all been requested for either documents or their presence and testimony at some point the, and who have just simply ignored or haven't responded. >> reporter: exactly. nancy mace sort of walked right into that. she's the one who actually brought up the fact that the january 6th select committee wanted to enforce their subpoenas against some of those folks that you've mentioned, including current members of congress who are chairing some of these hearings right now.

this is a political stunt and a hit job ordered by two people, donald trump and marjorie taylor greenethe republicans have clearly turned their ever shrinking majority over to the extremists. and this sham impeachment of secretary mayorkas is just another sad example. from the very beginning of this congress, house democrats have made clear we will work with democrats whenever and wherever possible to solve problems for the american people. we are ready, willing and able to address the challenges that exist at the border. but the extreme maga republicans have been directed by donald trump not to work together to address the challenges at the border and instead, to distract the american people, and that's why they are wasting time. and the treasure of the american people this week with this fraudulent impeachment. we are going to push back aggressively against it and we are going to continue to expose this do-nothing republican congress. and my honor to yield to the top democrat and ranking member on the border security subcommittee, lou correa. mr. correa: good afternoon. got to take a

the biggest story out of iowa, other than marjorie taylor greene's jacket is the weather and the negativexpected to blow through tonight. joining us now from ankeny iowa, garrett haake, on the road driving from fort dodge to des moines, oh, actually you're not driving any longer, vaughn hillyard, you're stationary. vaughn hillyard joins us also in des moines, nbc news correspondent, dasha burns. >> that was very cute the way you said that. garrett, give me an update on donald trump, why is he not getting face time today like the other candidates are? >> reporter: the bottom line is because he doesn't feel like he has to. the lead he has built up in this state is something that could ultimately lead to breaking a record. we expect his son, donald trump jr., where i am right now in ankeny, north of des moines, if you look at where donald trump and has allies have been in the last two days, webster county, warren county, polk county where i am. counties run by ted cruz, marco rubio, it speaks to the way donald trump has been able to consolidate report across the breadth of the republican par

this is a marjorie taylor greene effort. senator mayorkas has a really tough job. we have real challenges at the border which we need to solve. the resources have been proposed to be sent there by the president but the republican house doesn't have any interest in doing that. they want chaos and they want to make this an election issue. >> let's talk about the real challenges you just mentioned. it is a fact that a record number of migrants crossed the u.s. borders in december. nearly a quarter of a million illegal crossings at the southern border alone. you may feel the republicans taking it on the wrong person with with this effort but do you acknowledge that this is a situation that has not, or that has alluded a solution and is there blame to go on this administration? >> i mean, first, it's really important to note that the border migrant increase started to happen during donald trump's administration. the last eight months of donald trump's presidency, border crossings increased every time. so there is a crisis the president is trying to address and we're doi

what did you think of marjorie taylor greene and the other congressman who spoke? good job. she is a little firecracker. she livened everything up. >> did the room need to be livened up? >> yes, it was quiet. >> are caucuses supposed to be lively? the business part of its business, but when she was done it got lively. >> were you surprised, people showed up? >> yes, i was. good to see a good crowd. >> how many of these have you been to over the years? >> five or six. >> what memory will you take from this one? >> it was really hot from the gymnasium. >> and cold outside. thanks for the time. i think we have one more to join us. tell me your name. >> gail rogers. >> what did you think about tonight? >> it was interesting to see the points of view everybody had and how everybody in the state of iowa is working together for one cause and one purpose and showing our faith to the world that we want to make a difference in this political situation we are in. >> do you think we are making a difference? and how would you describe the situation we are in? >> yes, i think we

we go to iowa were ron desantis is campaigning, and marjorie taylor greene was stumping for former president trump. in new hampshire, chris christie meeting with voters, and nikki haley making her way around the granite state. but first -- >> politico congressional arrow chief is with us to talk about campaign 2024. your headline in a recent piece is gop's most trump skeptical bloc starts falling in line. what did you report? >> three years ago it would be hard to imagine senate republicans would line up behind donald trump after january 6. this was a group of people ready to move on to a new candidate, but what has happened over the past year is he has no real challenger, and president has been putting in a ton of work behind the scenes to get support from republican senators. we are seeing tom cotton, somebody who might have white house ambitions in the future got behind donald trump. we have seen people including the north dakota senators, who previously endorsed the governor have endorsed commerce president trump as well. we are seeing a consolidation before anyone has gone to the polls,

>> and they are probably real as i don't understand the thinking of marjorie taylor greene, but that is real right now and it is incredibly strong for this reason. if you look at the size of the majority, basically you're looking at a 2% margin that will get you into trouble. i mean think about your business environment or think about your family. i mean i love my brothers and sisters, but i don't agree with them 98% of the time. yet that's the kind of margin that the speaker has to look at maintaining right now. because if not, he's again with a no vote and he's got to go with the democrats, creating their own complexity. so it is just a function of a tight operating margin and a few other things he's dealing with that will cause real problems. >> what do you say to those who say the gop right now in its current state is unleadable in the

freedom caucus, that you chair, you are facing a primary challenger right now in your race, and marjorie taylor green, the congresswoman has just endorsed him saying and i'm quitting her, you are in a greedy treacher, who keeps trashing president trump. when it comes to your party, what you think is more important, is it your conservative record for your support for donald trump? >> the last part of that is demonstrably false, i've never been caught on camera trashing president trump. there's a reason why we kicked her out of the freedom caucus last summer, she's a disgruntled former member that has an act to grind, some kind of deep-seated hatred, she's been exposed as a fraud and liar. she's upset because kevin mccarthy was removed as speaker and has a vendetta against people like me who did not supported for speaker. in terms of me having a primary challenge, but titled to the nomination, i had to earn it in 2020, have to earn in 2024, and i believe people won't let the seat be bought by allies of the former speaker the swap preachers from dc in california. >> you don't like congressw

i recognize marjorie taylor greene. she was going to ask him questions when i recognize marjorie taylor greene. >> hunter biden's eyeballs about popped out and he jumped up, along with abbe lowell. >> they read out about knocked over three or four people on the way out the door. let's talk jason smith. let me ask you and we'll get an update on what the ways and means committee. i want to get your on the contempt of congress and whether or not you think that the same laws that were applied to steve bannon and peter navarro will be applied to hunter biden. i that showing up yesterday during the middle of this proceeding. but they just they just they have to have a feeling of confidence that they're not going to be held to the same standard. i don't have any confidence that they're going to be held to the same standard. but as we look at that, that to the two tiered system of justice, my question to you is, why shouldn't hunter be that be treated the same way as bannon and navarro? >> shawn hunter should be treated exactly

they didn't feel it had the support of the caucus, but they sent the latest effort by marjorie taylor greene to the homeland security committee and since then, the leader of that committee has released a report where they said they have committed a dereliction of duty, that he's directly responsible for the surge in migrant crossings at the southern border. and he has committed high crimes and misdemeanors and deserves an impeachment proceeding. that's going to begin in urnest this wednesday, but it's really interest ing that this is happening in the state as efforts to move forward with the president's impeachment efforts, it will happen on the same day they are going to hold his son in contempt of congress. >> a full splat to start the year. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> secretary of state antony blinken arrives in saudi arabia in just a few hours to meet with the crown prince after a stop in the uae. it's his fourth visit since the aattacks. he sat down senior qatar officials and at a joint news conference, the prime minister said the killing of a senior hamas

next we are in iowa where marjorie taylor greene of georgia was stumping for former president trump. here is a bit of her interaction with caucus-goers and the press, including questions on a local school shooting. ♪ >> all right, iowa. i am so excited to be here, it is like starting the primary election with the super bowl, which i think is really wild. in georgia, we just go and vote in a primary, but you guys have this caucus system. i had to learn all about it. so i can understand what you go through. i'm a competitive person, so i think it is pretty awesome. i am counting on you guys to turn out big for president trump. [cheers] and i never get tired of winning, and i think we need some more. america is losing now. none of us like it. it has been a shocking experience the past few years, ever since the biden administration took over in washington. i want to go back in time and tell you about me. and tell you why i support president trump. i never thought i would get into politics. i never had political aspirations. i spent most my adult life running a construction company and ra

we will take you to iowa where florida governor ron desantis was campaigning and marjorie taylor greeneas stumping for former president trump. we will see chris christie meeting with voters and nikki haley making her latest rounds through the granite state, but first, a conversation with a politico reporter about the recent spate of endorsements for president trump. campaign 2024. your headline in a recent piece is >> your headline is "gop's most trump-skeptical bloc falls in line." >> three years ago, it would have been hard to imagine that senate republicans would start lining up behind president trump after january 6, but what happened over the past year is he has had no real challengers, and president trump has been putting in a ton of work behind the scenes to try to get support from republican senators. we are seeing someone who might have white house ambitions in the future just got behind donald trump. we have seen some people, including the north dakota senators, who previously endorsed the governor, endorsed former president trump as well, so we are seeing a consolidation befo

the world watched as students from marjory stoneham douglas high school in florida organized the marchor our lives rally, bringing together almost two million people across the world and demand that congress act on gun safety legislation. that rally became one of the largest student-led organizations since the vietnam war. from the women's march to the black lives matter marches around the globe, the most racially and ethnically diverse generation of our time has shown up time and time again demanding that we do better. whether it's the movements for gun reform, environmental protection, racial justice, or your local barista's fight to join a union, young people are demonstrating their willingness to be the force, the energy, and the face of change. while this is true across the nation, it is especially true in my home state of california. the state home to the largest number of gen z'ers in our country. one is kamari brown, a 20-year-old student at carmen college who discovered a passion for education equity. at just 17 years old, she was the first black female ever to be selected to

i think he will pick marjorie taylor green. here is why, in addition to the loyalty that she will offer blindly, there is another thing trump values, clicks. who gets the highest ratings? he came onto the scene as a reality tv guy. people on my side do not like marjorie taylor green it every time she pokes her head up on social media the clicks go through the roof. >> i think everybody we name from tim scott to marjorie green , do not hold a candle and i want to push back on harry for a minute to harris. over the past three years, one of the things we have seen is the vice president come into her own. right now she is building comfort amongst democrats as somebody that can step up and do the job and she has on-the- job training. >> we have to leave it there for now, we have more on the election results from new hampshire and trump responding to questions about his mental fitness after recent gaffes on ththe trail. that is s ahead. >>> well, as nikki haley questions donald trump's mental fitness, the former president said that h

you don't like congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and you don't see eye to eye, but you're on camera very critical of donald trump. it caused trump's campaign manager to claim you wouldn't be electable. >> that was by my campaign opponent who sliced it up and edited. it's a highly edited video provided by a campaign operative from my opponent. >> you didn't say the things you're on camera saying? you're on camera. >> you take sentences and take part of the sentence out and you get a different conclusion from that sentence or a different inf infrnchs from that sentence. >> i want everyone watching to see what it was you said, because it is edited. there are moments where it says congressman bob good says that. let me play a moment so everyone can see what's on camera. >> i decided to endorse desantis in may. i can't sit by and watch and then regret that we nominated trump. >> you are on camera saying those things, congressman. >> well, but that's part of a larger sentence and a larger conversation that's been edited out. it takes out the part where i praise president trump and i said

and i hope he picks marjorie greene for his vice president. thank you. host: why her?ats deserve it. host: ok. thas a call from wisconsin. in south carolina, we hear next from dennie. caller: i support donaldwhen he, everything was fine. no wars. you could buy groceries. you could afford to get gas. he is the one that should be in he is the one to straighten out this country. host: why themer president versus your former governor, nikki haley? caller: no, i will not vote for hero only one up there to vote for her. host: why not? caller: she took that rebel flag down on top of that. no, i would not vote for her. like i said, donald trump is the best president we have ever had.

of the questions that i went back and forth with, with the fact checker was was he friends with marjorietaylor greene? i think that's how i phrased it at first, that he friends with her and we were sort of again, we're sort of philosophically debating what it mean to be friends with someone, you know. but i'm just of all the evidence that i supplied to the checker, he was friends with her and he was, you know, part of her movement that he he sort of they sort of were joked with each other on media. and she sort of protected him in d.c. she they were they were she and i call it a sort of shamelessness caucus in the book which is, you know, kind of a little bit of catch all because these are people who are often with the freedom caucus, but not it's not exactly that caucus, but people who are in it, not for any real political reason, but just in for themselves. and it's for the sort of, you know, to increase their on their own of fame. and santos was right there with them. and he votes very or he voted very similarly with them. um, and yeah, i think that is i think that was protected by mc

narrow majority, even one congresswoman who's been pushing for biden's impeachment since day one, marjorie taylor greene, and suggested as such just yesterday. >> we are going to impeach mayorkas, and we'll be having those two hearings this month moving into impeachment. it doesn't look like we're moving toward an impeachment vote for joe biden as of yet. but we're still working through that investigation in our oversight committee. >> the conference wants to go after somebody. seems like alejandro mayorkas, facing his first impeachment hearing, is going to be the target at the moment rather than joe biden. >> he looks like the easy target for republicans right now because of the fact that they are, as you said, split about whether or not to impeach president biden. i think this is a bit of a runaway train. the fact they opened an impeachment inquiry means they will eventually have the vote. whether or not they have enough votes to actually impeach the president is another question. there are so many republicans that want to just have that vote, and as you know, speaker johnson is in a pre

i recognized marjorie taylor greene.ask hubbard questions because moskowitz said he was there to answer questions. as soon as he realized marjorie taylor greene was going to ask him a question, they ran out of there. they knocked over people on the way out the door. so i think the american people got to see two things. number one, he was not there to answer questions. and, number two, this is the second time that hunter biden has displayed in real time the arrogance and entitlement that he has had his entire life. why he thinks he can get millions and millions of dollars from our enemies around the world and then not pay taxes on it and then lie about it. look, this is an investigation of joe biden. it's about what his family did to receive the millions of dollars from our enemies around the world. and we just have as i remember questions that we need to ask hunter biden in his deposition. >> laura: congressman, there was a moment where they think they have you against the wall here. it was kind of a clever stunt i have

gave him centerstage to go on a ranch which reminded us why we didn't want vivek ramaswamy and marjorie taylor greene who has been telling some of the republican base that she wants to purge the non-amaga portion of the republican party. how does that get me to want to support donald trump? neil: he also had tim scott on that stage, a great fit in with that crowd, maybe he is campaigning to be the running mate, i don't know. he didn't fit that cast of characters, did he? >> i originally endorsed tim scott coming out of this, i remain friends with tim scott, he made his endorsement of donald trump, he made his own calculation and i have no doubt he made the right decision. >> he did not give the microphone to tim scott to give a speech, he gave it to vivek ramaswamy. neil: enough time for tim scott to say it's because i love you. >> after donald trump made some snarky remark about you hate your governor. this isn't how you endear people to voters. he is in a situation where he should be trying to bring people in. if he has people on the slate, people in the republican party, nothing but

people of people and they keep giving $20, and by the way they won't let their lauren boebert or marjorie to the green vote for the rules to debate the budget when kevin mccarthy needs him to do that. because those people are m

the world watched as students from marjorie stoneham douglas marched in the rally to bring together almosttwo million people across the world and demand that congress act on gun safety legislation. that rally became one of the largest student-led organizations since the vietnam war. from the women's march, to black lives matter around the grobe, the most racial and ethnically diverse, shown up time on time again demanding that we do better. whether it's the movements for gun reform, environnt protection, racial justice or your local baristas fight to join a union, young people are demonstrating their willingness to be the force, the energy and the face of change. while this is true across the nation, it is especially true in my home state of california, the state home to the largest number of gen z-ers in our country. one of them is kamari brown, a 20-year-old student now at spelman college who discovered a passion for education equity. at 17 years old she was the first black female ever to be selected to the student seat on the los angeles county school board. the second largest school di

will take you to iowa where governor ron desantis was out campaigning and georgia representative marjorieen with stumping for former president trump. and in new hampshire we will see fellow republicansam chris christie meeting with voters and nikki haley making her latest rounds through the granite state.al but first, conversation with a political reporter about a recent state of endorsement for former president donald trump. >> political congressional bureau chief is joining us to talk about the latest trump campaign 2024 2024 your hea recent piece is gop's most trump skeptical block starts falling in line. what did you report? >> yap. for your scope would be hard to imagine that senate republicans would start to line up your donald donald trump after january 6th. this was a group w of people tht were pretty much ready to move onto a new candidate candidate. but what's happened over the past year is that you have no real challenger and presidentsi trump has been putting in a ton of work behind the scenes to try to get support from republican senators what we're seeing is a 19 senator tom

$20 billion and this is significant savings for the people and again, not everything we wanted and marjoryhe border is on fire. liz, i took 64 members down on a trip last week and what we saw is heart break break breaking ad infuriating and we're willing to die on the hill and making sure the troops are paid and the federal government operates and in the middle of all that, we're having a serious fight about securing that border and we're insistent upon that and that's since the day i got the gavel and nothing has changed. elizabeth: the biden white house secured the boarder and you released a list today and detailing 64 actions the president took that opened the boarder and, you know, created the historic levels and now, speaker, we've got texas counties and 50 counties declared they're in the state of invasion based on u.s. constitution. that's like a fifth of all texas counties. what do you make of this? >> it's an absolute catastrophe and humanitarian catastrophe and we saw with our own eyes and the press conference people were crossing the river behind us and coming into the country i