don't like president trump we should see if they can get rid of the lawmakers lawmakers like marjorie taylor green, so there's dividing line in the party especially of the former president gets involved and starts endorsing and campaigning for people. you will see those lines even more.is >> host: joining us is clay, thank you for joining us today, clay. >> caller: thank you for accepting myr call today. my question is i have watched them along the news, basically the senate commented that president joe biden did not hold enough news conferences. do you think that he was really running things order was he a little slow in reacting or just slow, he did not exactly say that, but he indicated how they feel about this and president biden not holding very many news conferences. i thank you. >> following president trump who is kind of legendary, he was always out there talking to the press, just on, the lawn, he would stop and give press briefing or lengthy q&a sessions, he was really available in their a lot of people that criticize that because it opened him up to all kinds of controversial stat

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marjorie taylor-greene is clearly more empowered than ever.s path to political survival is backing white nationalism and clinging to this america first agenda that i really don't see how the language is not that different from david duke campaign literature when he was a kkk klansman. it is absolutely terrible. you compare then when you had george h.w. bush strongly denouncing david duke and everyone in the republican party and the leadership, it just is so pitiful that we're watching the leadership essentially cow down to these elements within the party that are -- that its ultimate destruction at the end of the day as the country's demographics do change and republicans make it difficult to win any elections that they have not been able to pass voter suppression laws at the republican -- in the republican-held legislatures at the state level. >> zerlina, as you look at the prospective name of this new caucus, right? america first. that sounds like donald trump language. >> oh, it is donald trump language, alex, because donald trump essential

. >> reporter: alex, we're starting to see congresswoman marjorie taylor greene distance herself from documents obtained by punchbowl news that outlined what the america first caucus would look like. it mentioned, quote, a common respect for uniquely anglo-saxon political traditions, and a warning that mass immigration poses a threat to the long term existential future. this comes as marjorie taylor greene's office had previously confirmed to nbc news that this america first caucus was coming but then issued a new statement after further backlash from republican leaders. the new statement says this was an early planning proposal and nothing was agreed to or approved. this doesn't mean that anything was skrabd. scrapped. that of me statement from her spokesperson said be on the lookout for the release of the american first caucus platform when it's announced to the public very soon. as i said, these statements come amid growing backlash including from republican leaders. it is swift and bipartisan. we heard from congressman ruben gallego, take a listen to what he shared on msnbc. >> th

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene lashing out after media reports on her plans for an america first congressional caucus. just a couple of hours ago, the republican from georgia released a statement saying this. and i quote, sick and evil p.o.s. in the media attacked me with phrases i never said or wrote. they released a staff level draft proposal from an outside group that i had not read. this all started when a platform for this proposed caucus was published by punchbowl. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle immediately condemned the policies that call for such things as the preservation of america's anglo-saxon traditions. i want to go right to our panel on this. republican strategist susan dell percent yo, cabinet secretary during the obama administration, chris, and ann. ann, i want to start with you and i want to highlight some of the criticism that this caucus has gotten pretty swiftly so far, especially from the republican party. kevin mccarthy, america is built on the idea that we are all created equal and success is earned through honest hard work. it isn't built on identi

. >> congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's team says that she is not scrapping the controversial america first caucus, despite distancing herself from its proposed platform. >> new developments surrounding the deadly shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis, officials now say it is the second suspect the gunman who legally purchased to assault rifles believed to be used in the attack. this comes in a growing pressure on president biden and congress to take further action on gun control. plus, >> get out of the way! >> get out of the water! >> that stunning sight at the beach on florida's space coast, a plane falling in an air show, crash landing close to shore, narrowly missing people swimming in the ocean, details on what the pilot said, and what led up to the incident. >> incredible video, there we will dive more into that story. first, we say good morning. it is sunday, april 18th. i lindsey reiser am >> and i kendis gibson am, live at msnbc, headquartered in new york. we have a team of correspondents standing boy this morning, all over the country with our top stories. we will be

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first raised apparently by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene.order and a culture, strengthened by a common respect for uniquely anglo-saxon political traditions." you know, after significant bipartisan pushback greene is -- she tried to somewhat distance herself. but is there a bigger constituency in the u.s., mehdi, than we would think, at least before the last few years that would embrace these ideals? i mean, truly embrace them. >> sadly the answer is yes. for far too long we have referred to the marjorie taylor greens and the paul gosars and the matt gaetz as the people behind these sorts of documents as fringe figures. the reality is they're not fringe figures. they may be peddling ideas that we have seen as fringe for many years. this anglo-saxon rhetoric, this america first rhetoric, plenty of historians over the last 48 hours is stray from the playbook of the kkk. it's not hyperbole to say this is ku klux klan receipt trkt 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, straight, almost lifted word for word from kkk documents. but you know, it's been around for a

congressman matt gaetz tweeted that he was joining marjorie taylor greene in this caucus.t the justice department is investigating whether or not he had a sexual relationship with a minor, whether he paid for her to travel with him. we'll point out that matt gaetz has denied all allegations. he has not been charged. the investigation is still ongoing. but this week, i know, olivia, that you talked to several house republicans who came back to the hill for the first time this week since the break and also since the news broke and you asked about gaetz and his political future. i'm so curious to know what they told you. what are their thoughts on that? >> this was sort of political kryptonite. no republican lawmakers that we talked to really wanted their names attached to a story talking about matt gaetz and alleged possible sex trafficking with 17-year-old. we saw a republican member running down the hallway when he realized the question we were going to ask. we had some people saying, who? as a reaction. so, they really want to get away from this, and it also sort of encom

but that ridiculousness you're seeing on your tv, marjorie taylor greene is a cross-fit fanatic.ow that. cross-fit have actually distanced themselves from her since her anti-semitic and other crazy remarks came about. but this idea you can throw weight in the air and that will stop a virus from infecting you is just so dumb that there's not enough words in the english language to describe how dumb it is. she's an epitome of what american politics on the right has become. the republican party, american politics today, alex, is defined not by right versus left or liberal versus conservative or elite versus anti-elite, it's the item and the not dumb. there is far too much dumbness in the modern conservative movement epitomized by marjorie taylor greene about her comments about covid, her recent comments about climate change about people in the ice age wanting to spend their taxes to warm the earth up. this is a woman who knows nothing about anything. governor of south dakota the other day didn't know what infrastructure was. she thought housing and pipes are not part of our infrastr

and you're seeing people rally to marjorie taylor greene's defense. stuff. >> and i was surprised by mccarthy's reaction. that's usually not the way he goes on this stuff. usually, i don't know, he tends to be a passive and reactive dude. i would not have bet that he would have tried to do that. were you surprised by the tweet? >> i wasn't, because i've been covering mccarthy for more than a decade, and wrote a book in which he was a character. he would have said, is there a constituency that would go along with this? i think he believes this is wrong, but the way he views this, this is abhorrent to me, kevin mccarthy, and will be abhorrent to enough people that i can come out and dump on it. that's how i assume he would think about this. >> and steve scalise, just an important point here. i've covered the far right and this line of thinking for 20 years. this is all very familiar. the idea that the 1965 immigration law reform, an important distinction between 1965 and previous waves of settlers did not stay in the country at the expense of the native

report from chicago protesters gathered in the wake of a police shooting of a 13-year-old and marjorie taylor greene, the qanon congre congresswoman's latest effort revivaling an old movement to push for what she is calling the quote anglo saxen political tradition. out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. ancestry, with documents, with photographs, i get to define myself through the scores of people who lead to me. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com >>> what a familiar place to a familiar subject so is president biden dating back to the 1980s and dealing with a phenomenon of americans targeting other americans in large numbers. >> this has to end. it's a national embarrassment, it is a national embarrassment what's going on and not only these mass shootings that are occurring, every single day, every single day doctor is a mass sho

gop reps marjorie taylor greene, paul gosar, they are reportedly creating this america first caucus.glo-saxon political traditions. how are fellow republicans responding? do you think this movement grows any real legs within the party? >> yeah, so given everything we know about representative marjorie taylor greene, it's not surprising that she would create a group like this, a caucus like this. and we can tell just based on who else has voiced their support for it, people like representative paul gose sxr gosar and representative matt gaetz, who is currently facing the sex trafficking probe, this group seems to be composed of lawmakers whose interests are more about creating publicity, making headlines, getting onto fox news, pushing these deeply nativist and frankly racist talking points. it shows they're less interested in legislating and passing legislation and just more interested in continuing to cater to the former president and his base. >> let me ask you, though, how you interpreted marjorie taylor greene's actions since this all came out and created quite a firestorm, right

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and, marjorie taylor greene clearly feels emboldened by the support because she is marching -- with a group of her white ring members of congress. it says that it recognizes that america is strengthened by a common respect for uniquely anglo-saxon political tradition. there are some coded language for you here, let's not forget that the university of chicago study showed that the theory that says that minorities are replacing the white population is a primary driver for capital rioters. surprise, surprise, the gop is learning the wrong lesson from the riot. rewarding the bad and punishing for good. just look at georgia's secretary of state, a republican, he refused to go along with trump's election lies and has since been condemned by the state republican party, who removed him up as chair of the georgia election board, apparently, that's what you get for defending democracy in the gop. joining us now are errin haines, editor at large at the 19th and an msnbc contributor and yamiche alcindor, white house contributor for the -- and a political analyst. thank you both for coming to the

marjorie taylor greene has already been kicked off her committees. democrats instigated this.to donors now has opened up because of the internet and the ability for candidates to raise a whole lot of money from small dollar donors. marjorie taylor greene is not the favorite of anyone in the establishment, but it looks like she has raised $3 million in the first three months of this year. it gets harder and harder for leadership to keep these folks on the same page and there is really little they can do about showing any sort of disfavor toward them. lisa: what about the other end of the republican party, the anti-trump republicans? how are they doing politically and in dollars? tamara: the remarkable thing is for every marjorie taylor greene and josh hawley who had a good fundraising first quarter, there are also the house republicans who voted to impeach president trump. they are in theory in the doghouse, but they are doing quite well with fundraising. several set personal fundraising records in the first quarter after voting to impeach former president trump. they face like

i don't care about marjorie taylor green. that's not my concern. >> you did -- hold on. >> the fact that kevin mccarthy is not even interested in decrying it, you know, that's just what the republican party is today. >> i'm with you. i'm just saying, i'm not about the party, that's your opinion. there's only one of two possibilities. i made up that you and other democrats made a move to get her out of the house or i'm telling the truth. i'm telling the truth, that's why i brought it up. but i'll play on your own footing. i think you guys are being exposed as all talk, no walk on immigration and i'll tell you why. the problems have always been there. and we saw that there is no real plan to do better yet. it's early in the administration, biden has a ton of things on his plate. but you guys don't have any great plans either. and him saying i am going to play with the number of people who come in. wait, no, i'm not. why? everybody jumped on him and said, no, no, no, you have to let in more. remember what we said about trump, th

and -- and congresswoman, you know, it's not -- i mean, you know, marjorie taylor greene is, basicallyfund raraiser. i mean, she is basically just a provocateur to exist on twitter, to raise money, to, you know, empower herself and -- and grow her name. grow her brand. >> well, she should be a political activist. she shouldn't be a member of congress, representing people. and, look. listen. >> that's old-fashioned, though. that's so boring and you actually have to be on committees. you actually have to research and read and meet with people. and think of ideas, not your own. and consider and change your mind. no one wants to do that, anymore. she certainly doesn't. >> well, and it -- that's exac exactly what we actually need right now in america. i mean, we need people to actually research and look up and actually know what policies like immigration is going to do to help our economy. what inclusive policies are going to do to bring people to come along with us. i mean, this is essentially -- it -- it's really frustrating because, as a former member of congress, i respected every one a

the conspiracy pedaling marjory taylor green she brought in $2.3 million, that's a massive amount in just three months. and marjorie taylor greene clearly feels emboldened by the support because she's launching an american first caucus. it, quote, recognizes that america is strengthened by a common respect for uniquely anglo-saxon political traditions. there's some coded language for you. let's not forget a university of chicago study found the great replacement theory which holds that immigrants and minorities are replacing the white population was a primary driver for capitol rioters, so surprise, surprise. the gop's learning the wrong lessons from the riot. rewarding the bad and punishing the good. just look at georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger, a republican. he refused to go along with trump's election lies and has since been condemned by the state republican party, removed him as chair of the georgia election board, apparently that's what you get for defending democracy in the gop. joining us now are erin haines, editor at large at the 19th and yamiche alcindor. th

that is the gro that surfaced around georgia republican member of congress marjorie taylor greene andll read this quote respect for the uniquely anglo saxon political traditions of the u.s. now this weekend greene staff said she is actually not launching anything. there was quite a lot of blowback here. but amy, i'm wondering briefly what do you think is happening here, what does this mean politically? >> it wasn't that long ago that party leaders in washington had an ability to sort of keep their caucus together and to keep some of their rebels from going out of bounds by limiting two things. one their access to donors and the other, their access to good, plum committees. we know that marjorie taylor greene has already been kicked off her committee, it was democrats that in-- instigated this but the access to doarns has now opened up because of, well, the internet. and the ability for candidates to raise a whole lot of money from small dollar donors. so marjorie taylor green is not the favorite of anyone in the the establishment but it looks like she has raised about 3 million dollar

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it's a pattern we've learned works, and a lot of people, like marjorie taylor greene, knew that, came out here, and harvested that to raise a ton of money. she's not on committees. she's not a serious legislator nobody takes her seriously when it comes to any piece of legislation, but yet she goes on and reflects anger and leads people astray and can raise money. what that does, her $3 million she raised meant that opponents of people like me weren't able to raise as much money as they maybe potentially couldave because somebody that maybe has $50 to give that month gives to the person that's the loudest, and not necessarily, you know, in their district or nearby. so, it's kind of a bit of a sponge for some of the other money for the crazies out there, but i think the other thing it shows is, the people are abusing the base republicans. they are abusing the people that we love and we represent. they're abusing their fears. they're abusing their emotions to steal their money. there are people out there abusing the innate patriotism of our party and americans and it's absolutely wrong.

this has been an area of frustration for me, particularly when marjorie taylor greene was taken off her committees because of some stupid things she had said in the past. during the russia investigation, eric swalwell and adam schiff were coming out every day and lying saying there was misinformation on president trump when they all knew it was not true. kevin mccarthy did not take them off the intelligence committee. i do not get it. same thing with liz cheney. they voted to keep her in leadership after she voted to impeach our president. i wish i had another alternative. what is your comment, susan? guest: i think you are talking about feelings a lot of people in the republican party have right now. the storyline about republicans has been a party divided. one of the main political characters who helped sort of highlight the dividing line was president trump because too many voters, he was fearless -- to many voters, he was fearless and unapologetic. he did get a lot done. of course, he divided the party. he also suffered a lot of criticism. the voters are frustrated with their own pa

they may think that nativism works or they may not, there i think marjorie taylor greene, while this is an easy thing -- donald trump more than dog whistle, he did nativism broadcasting, and kevin mccarthy had no problem with his nativism. >> your rights is a layup where those two are concerned. family members have argued that they should be out of congress. marjorie taylor greene has already been stripped of her committee assignments which traditionally is not the way to bring bacon home to your district. but we do know she has raised 3.2 million so far this year. how is anyone going to primary her and raise that kind of money, and what is the lesson of that? what's cells? >> this is clearly in support of that. the people who voted to impeach trump but, i think we will have a bunch of primaries in 2022 where we will have a bit of a test into how far the republican -- are willing to go. will there be open seats? it'll be very interesting in terms of certain cases. ranging from trumpists to more than trump's, two mild versions of trump's, two people were actually not trump's, or who a

this is the work of marjorie taylor greene. she writes today, quote, remember when republicans lost the house in 2018 because a bunch of them distance themselves from president trump? not advice president trump to the gop retreat is the same stupid behavior. funny how they don't understand a record number of votes on support of any republican president. a friend of mine said, or reminded me, today even a broken clock is right twice a day. one either, here's the question, could it be that she is right about this? >> brian, i will say, she is not wrong. i hesitate to agree with anything marjorie taylor greene says. i think matt hit the nail on the head, the fact that there is still a leadership within the republican party, especially when they are looking to now chart this course of substance and policy and a pivotal way from dr. seuss and other culture wars. especially when they are still looking to fund-raise off of trump, and tap into the voter base he rolled up. really trying to make grounds there in 2022. i will say, marjori

congresswoman marjorie taylor green who referred to january 6th as a 1776 moment before the riot raised200,000. madison cawthorn has pulled in more than $1 million. and joining me now, former defense secretary under president obama. you also served as a senator from nebraska on the republican side for more than a decade. as somebody who warned about this rhetoric over the election results you talked about this and then watched the riot unfold like the rest of us. what is your reaction to these republican lawmakers propheting over these lies, the big lie, that got people killed? >> well, jim, i am disgusted, like i think many people in this country are and should be. the continued facebook ri indication for base crude political interests of lying and misleading the american public about the election, about so much, is wrong. i think what it will ultimately do, i think what it's doing is dividing the republican party. you are seeing that happen with trump and the republican national committee. john boehner's book, republicans are speaking out. members of the republican national committee

so the point is they are taking their cue from marjorie taylor greene, taking their money from marjorieat's the difference between trying to say there's a person saying crazy things and a whole political caucus, one major political party going down the dark roads of racism and white supplement sit and conspiracy theories and all the things we now know she promotes. >> well, i get you could say they're just being crazy, let them watch the 8:00 p.m. hour and talk among themselves, but they're legislating at a really fast pace. we've covered for weeks the voter suppression laws, 108 of them in total. we've been talking today about laws to criminalize protests, when all the violence really was on the right-wing extremists, 97.7 of the black lives matter protests were peaceful. it's no longer about dismantling the lies to you and your colleagues, you have to slow and stop the policymaking in response to the lies. how do you do that? >> thank goodness we have the capacity in the united states congress to continue to deliver for the american people. while they seek to divide americans, we are

charlie, i want to start with you and talk about the whiplash that we're getting from marjorie taylore's office, and i want to walk folks through the tick-tock because to me it is fascinating. nick dyer, capitol hill is full of dirty back stabbing swamp creatures willing to leak gossip to borderline tab lights like punchbowl. be on the lookout for the release of the america first caucus platform when it's announced to the public very soon. the congresswoman wants to make clear she's not launching anything. this was an early planning proposal. nothing was agreed or approved. an issue later on saturday night, there was an early planning proposal and nothing was agreed to or approved. this means as her earlier statement implied she plans on driving president trump's america first agenda with her colleagues. what do you think happened here? is this all a result of backlash that she immediately had inside of her own party? >> well, it sure looks like the backlash was extreme and may have at the very least slowed things down and caused some distancing from this document. we also have other

this is the work of marjorie taylor greene.y, quote, remember when republicans lost the house in 2018 because a bunch of them distanced themselves from president trump? not inviting president trump to the gop retreat is the same stupid behavior. funny how they don't understand a record number of votes and support of any republican president. so a friend of mine reminded me today that even a broken clock is right twice a day. juanita, here is the question. could it be she's right about this? >> brian, i'll say she's not wrong because i hesitate to agree with anything marjorie taylor greene says, but i think matt hit the nail on the head in saying that there is still a leader in the republican party especially when they're looking to chart this course on policy and pivot away from dr. seuss and other cultural awards, especially when they're trying to tap into the base that president trump riled up and trying to make grounds in 2022. i will say marjorie taylor greene is not wrong that them actively avoiding trump right now is not

and it just means that the reason marjorie taylor greene and her allies and ron desantis in florida aso loudly about this is they just feel that they don't want to be -- to have the government imposing this on them. they feel as if it's taken away their freedom in some way. but they're just doing it because they know that's what their base wants to hear, i think. >> the aclu also raising concerns more with logistics. they're concerned about a paper option being too easy to succumb to fraud, but a digital option would be very hard for people who maybe aren't super comfortable with technology. do you see this bag logistical nightmare? >> there's still no guidelines, there are still no structures in place where internationally we have one set of rules about how we do this, about whether we -- how a covid vaccine would work. there are dozens of private companies and groups, ngos working with the white house in the u.s. alone who are trying to put together different ones. we saw the excelsior pass in new york that's being rolled out. hawaii is trying to do one. it just sounds like a nightma

controversial congresswoman marjorie taylor greene lashing out in a new statement over attacks of her effort in congress that one of her colleagues is labeling the ku klux caucus. >>> new flash points in the debate over police and race. >>> and new information on the victims and the gunman in a shooting at a fedex workplace in indianapolis. >>> plus, england and its queen say good-bye to prince philip as a fractured family gathers to mourn. all of that is coming up. >>> but we want to start with that breaking news. in just the past two hours, ultraconservative congresswoman marjorie taylor greene lashing out after details of plans for a so-called america first caucus were leaked to the media. the platform allegedly backed by greene and ultraconservatives aims to promote, quote, uniquely anglo-saxon traditions. greene now says the scum and liars in the media are calling me a racist by taking something out of context. i have plans to drive president trump's america first agenda with my congressional colleagues, but we won't let the media or anyone else push the narrative. i want to brin

walking away from congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. and a u.s. senate confronted on air today after his suggestion that president biden isn't really running the country. >>> plus, some good news appears to show an economy ready to take off a year after the pandemic started, but is there room for everybody? we'll get into that. more ahead. >>> but first, we do want to begin with what's become a virtual stampede away from the idea of forming an america first caucus led by some of capitol hill's most extreme figures and with the goal of honoring anglo-saxon traditions. john boehner summed up the reaction clearly. watch this. >> i can tell you that this so-called america first caucus is one of the nuttiest things i've ever seen. listen, america is a land of immigration. we've been the world's giant melting pot for 250 years. it's the silliest i've ever seen, and republicans need to denounce it. >> nothing to lose this, boehner, in speaking his mind. let's bring in ali vitali who's on the hill with us. great to see you. so there's a question now after

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marjorie taylor greene and kevin mccarthy will talk about anything except racism in this country. mitch mcconnell went to the well today to talk about maxine waters, but he won't talk about george floyd and racism? like that's absurd. let's deal with the issue at hand. >> i can't believe you said ain't nobody going to be out there, but you did, and that's why i laughed. >> i mean i'm sorry. i was reverting. i was thinking to myself, you're going to be -- like we're going to be in the streets protesting if it's a not guilty or hung jury and somebody going to be, i'm out here because of maxine. >> senator jones, give me your reaction to the judge's comments. did congresswoman waters really give the defense reason to appeal? >> no. i think bakari is absolutely right on that. i don't think so at all. and he was correct in that there was no preservation of that era. you've got to do something more than raise something. you've got to show there's an effect. i think what i saw in the judge this afternoon was just a frustration with the comment from congresswoman waters. and that's all th

but if you think about the fact that they didn't hold marjorie taylor greene responsible, right? so they don't hold people responsible if they think there's going to be some sort of backlash from the trump base, which is completely dictated on what donald trump does, and nobody really know what's donald trump is thinking. now, i'm not saying that's the right way to be handling it. i don't think that it is. i think that they should be, you know, dealing with this issue. it's a pretty serious thing to be doing, you know, on the house floor. it's unacceptable. it's creating a sexually hostile environment. it's disrespectful to women. we could sit here all night and talk about all the things that are wrong with it. but they seem unwilling to deal with this because they don't want to do anything that could potentially upset the trump base. it's just the same story over and over again. >> i've got to ask one more question. we're going a bit long here. but, dave, where do you see this going next? i mean because i just spoke to you just a couple days ago, and every time we speak or i see

but if you think about the fact that they did the whole marjorie taylor green responsibility.ponsible if they think there is to be some sort of back lash from the trump base which is completely dictated on what donald trump does. and nobody really knows what donald trump is thinking. i'm not saying that is the right way to be handling it. i don't think it is. i think they should be dealing with this issue. it is a pretty serious thing done doing. on the house floor. it is unacceptable, creating a sexually hostile environment. we can sit here all night and talk about the things are wrong with it. but they seem unwilling to deal with this because they don't want to do anything that could potentially upset the trump base. the same story over and over again. dave, where do you see this going? i just spoke to you a couple days ago and every time we speak, or i see you do an interview, there has been some new development that seems to be a bit more troubled for matt gaetz. >> there are really three investigations here. it is the third one that is the midwest problematic for gaetz. f

unfortunately is a pattern we learned works and a lot of people like marjorie taylor green knew that, came out here and harvested that to raise a ton of money. she's not on committee, she's not a serious legislator, nobody takes her seriously when it comes to any piece of legislation but yet she goes on and reflects anger and leads people a stray to raise money. what that does, or $3 million she raised meant opponents of people like me weren't able to raise as much money as they maybe potentially could have because somebody that maybe has $50 to get that month gives to the person that is the loudest and not necessarily in their district or nearby. is kind of a bit of a sponge for some of the other money for the crazies out there but the other thing it shows is people are abusing the base republicans, people we love and represent, abusing their fears, their emotions to steal their money. people out there abusing the innate patriotism of our party and its absolutely wrong. >> you have been very clear that your vote of conscience, if it cost you your job, will have been worth it. you may

this past week has been full of encouragement from president trump, marjorie taylor greene, and the magna nation -- the maga nation i love. i am built for the battle and i am not going anywhere. the smears against me range from my personal life, and i will not be extorted. the truth will avail -- will prevail. i hail from northwest florida, a land of heroes. i represent the district that has the highest concentration of active military in the country. serving and fighting against the endless wars weighs on me. it is the most serious and somber obligation of my service. it inspires me to be my best. bryson -- inspiration is often wrong from those closest to us. -- often drawn from those closest to us. isabella is an immigrant to our country. she was born in brazil and india up and washington, d.c. because if she was going to have an american asked arians, she wanted to be in the capital city. it's what do people do when they need jobs in washington dc? they go to capitol hill. she worked for congresswoman sheila jackson lee. one evening as my staff and i were working late, she showed up at

steve king, marjorie taylor greene, and possibly gaetz. it's just a really bad look for the republican party. >> right. after the media began reporting gaetz was under federal investigation, he went on fox news and had this interesting exchange with tucker carlson. >> i can say that actually you and i went to dinner about two years ago. your wife was there and i brought a friend of mine. you'll remember her. she was actually threatened by the fbi, told that if she wouldn't cop to the fact that somehow i was involved in some pay for play scheme that she could face trouble. >> i don't remember the woman you're speaking of or the context at all. >> dave, based on all of the evidence that the media has, where do you think federal investigators are heading in this investigation? could some of that tape be of interest? >> yes, jim. i think tucker carlson is going to get a call from a federal investigator asking him and his wife what they know. that may be why he's not appeared on fox news since then because when matt gaetz speaks, seems like it

reportedly the brain child of far-right congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and others.statement today, greene said she believes in american first with all her heart that means every american of race, creed and color. with me now, arizona congressman ruben gallego, member of the house armed services committee and a retired marine corps veteran who served in iraq. congressman, you were just on fire about this on twitter, and i felt like you were being constrained by the 140 characters you were allowed. >> i'm not going to be teaming up with any of these racists, white supremacists. the idea that they're putting this organization together because they want to highlight the superiority of the anglo-saxon culture is in and of itself racist. we had tons of caucuses. we had the irish american caucus, we have the hispanic caucus, we have the progressive caucus, we have the black caucus, but none of those caucuses purport to be one thing better than the other. if anything, they're just advocating for their communities and their values, right? this idea that these racists are try

the qanon conspiracy loving marjorie taylor greene and nativist congressman paul gosar, who spoke ationalist conference in february. it's bad enough their proposed caucus intended to push the values of former president donald trump, but their seven-page mission statement, which leaked to punch bowl news on friday, is a manifesto that's guaranteed to appeal to white nationalists. it explicitly champions, quote, anglo-saxon political traditions. to that end, it details the existential threat that it says immigrants pose to america's unique culture. it complains that those who immigrated here after the 1965 immigration act, come at the expense of the native born. and it even says that pausing immigration has been essential to weeding out those who could not abandon their own loyalties. as vanity fair put it, greene and gosarwas basically starting a white supremacy caucus. even after their embarrassing screed was leaked to the press, there was one republican who was still eager to embrace them, congressman matt gaetz who is under investigation for possible sex trafficking, publicly endor

marjorie taylor greene and steve king in forming this caucus are basically catering to the malcontents of america, people like david duke and others. >> last night texas congressman taylor greene is attacking the media now blaming her staff for a draft proposal of the caucus getting leaked to the media. she says she didn't even read it and vows to continue promoting donald trump's america first agenda. meanwhile, gop minority leader kevin mccarthy is trying to push back against the extreme wing of his own party. he tweeted, quote, the republican party is the party of lincoln, not nativist dog whistles. with all of this, what does accountability look like with half of congress and the country unable to see problems to fix? joining me now, rashad robinson, president of color of change, and nicole gonzalez van cleave, associate professor of sociology at brown university and the author of "crook county: racism and justice in america's largest criminal court." i want to start with the police killing of adam toledo. prosecutors originally said the 13-year-old had a gun in his hand when an of

that people like marjorie taylor greene, representative marjorie taylor greene are taking it over, ando i know and trust, who has called the president out, who has helped on criminal justice reform, who has done everything he possibly can to work with people across the aisle, i think there's so many people that find him genuine and honest and frankly, i trust him. he's a good friend of mine. and i know that he's going to get up there and he's going to be fair and do a good job. >> he has, for the record, he has not always called the president out, the former president out. he has sometimes, but he has not always called the former president out. >> sometimes. >> errol, let me come to you on this one. it's interesting when you read the announcements, the leaders have to agree on this. the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, along with the leader in the house, kevin mccarthy. from their statements, this is from mcconnell. senator scott is one of the most inspiring and unifying leaders in our nation. nobody is better at communicating why far left policies fail working america