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marjorie taylor greene is not condemning the violence, she's condemning their jailing.up is down and left is right. so it is really important and i think brian's written about this that the mainstream media has a pro democracy -- and they are committed to pro democracy and then we really need the right wing media to get pro democracy too. i don't know that that ever happens, but it is sort of a fantasy of mine. >> no, they're going in the other direction in terms of being very openly anti-democratic, talking about denying people the right to vote if they shift states. the truth sandwich is very important. people like george lake have pushed the idea, it isn't hard to say, this is a lie, have a listen to trump saying the lie, that what you just heard was a lie. the problem is too many people in our industry still won't say the l word, you can't say lie. we don't know what's in his heart, which as brian points out it was nonsense in 2019, it is certainly nonsense in 2022. rand paul, senator rand paul of kentucky, i want to put up a tweet up of his that got a lot of news r

capitol police, about republican marjorie taylor greene.teven said, i am concerned about the mental health of my colleague from georgia and would like capitol police to address or dangerous threats in my workplace. just as we would in any school or a job site, we cannot let calls for gun violence go unchecked. congresswoman stephens filed the complaint after marjorie taylor greene said this, democrats, they hate our second amendment because, ultimately, the truth is it's our second minute rights, our right to bear arms, that protects americans and gives us the ability to defend ourselves from a tie around nickel government. i hate to use this language, but democrats, they're exactly -- they are doing exactly what our founders talked about when they gave us the precious rights that we have. joining us now, congresswoman, haley stevens of michigan. thankyous very much for joining us will. we really appreciate it. what did you hear in those comments by marjorie taylor greene about the second amendment? >> look, this is no longer acceptable to

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capitol police about republican congressman marjorie taylor greene.s said, i am concerned about the mental health of my colleague from georgia and would like capitol police to address her dangerous threats in my workplace just as we would in any school or job site. we cannot let threats of gun violence go unchecked. stevens filed the complaint after marjorie taylor greene said this. democrats, they hateur second amendment because ultimately the truth is it's our second amendment rights, our right to bear arms, that protects americans and gives us the ability to defend ourselves from a tyrann cal government. and i hate to use this language, but democrats, they're doing exactly what our founders talked about when they gave us the precious rights that we have. thank you for joining us tonight, haley stevens. what did you hear in those comments by marjorie taylor greene about the second amendment? >> look, this is no longer acceptable to call on violence in a workplace. this is about a month and a half, lawrence, after a school shooting in oakland county,

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congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from georgia has been banned from twitter permanently.violence on january 6th and the days that followed. greene posted a covid-19 rant rife with misinformation to her verified personal twitter account. in it she falsely claimed that covid-19 vaccines were killing people, saying quote, extremely high amount of covid vaccine deaths are ignored and that is simply untrue. the cdc says it has been able to verify nine deaths caused by heart inflammation associated specifically with the johnson & johnson vaccine. this type of misinformation violates twitter's terms of service policy and it gave greene not three or four, but five strikes before freezing her personal account. her account or lack thereof has looked like this since last saturday. the congresswoman's professional government account remains active, however. misinformation on social media, we've discussed this several times and it's dangerous and it's important we do something to fight it and most of us can agree it's been quite nice not dealing with donald trump's hateful nonsense on

you, i believe, were someone who voted to strip marjorie taylor greene for remarks before she came to congress. would you have supported the vote today if he was napping stripped of his committee? -- not being stripped of his committee? rep. salazar: listen, this is all a farce. and why is that? because if this congressman put up that video, congressman goes are put up that video that i hear going to my staffers, and then he brought it down and he apologized. if we'r goinge -- we're going to do that to him, then we have to talk about maxine waters on the others, who went on the streets and went on television and said we have to call and we have to stand and -- whatever she said, i don't remember. but i know that she inferred violence. so if it's good for the goose, it's good for the guest. the difference between goes are in marjorie taylor greene is that greene insulted, spewed anti-semitic comments against district when he seven, miami. i received a lot of calls telling me they were pretty offended because marjorie taylor greene specifically said that the jewish committee had started

marjorie taylor greene was using this database.misusing it in a way that claimed that lots and lots and lots of people have died from covid vaccines and that the media is suppressing the truth. come on, like, obviously that's not true because we would see it with our own eyes. but she has engaged in that kind of antivaccine propaganda many times. and according to twitter, this was her fifth strike. you cannot just have three strikes on twitter before you're out, you have five. and this was her fifth strike and that's why she was banned. >> yeah, i don't know a lot about sports, but i'm pretty sure it's three strikes. but her congressional account is still online. is there a different standard for that account in terms of her personal account in terms of what it takes to get suspended? >> in practice actually political accounts are given pretty favorable treatment. i would argue that there's been cases where politicians have been on twitter abusing the platform in ways that regular folks would never be able to. but, in theory, the r

twitter has personally suspended the personal account of georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene over what the company says was repeated violations of their covid-19 misinformation policy. she immediately tried to drag you into the situation by mentioning your name at the top of her statement writing, quote, maxine waters can go through the streets and threaten violence on twitter. first of all, anybody that has known you for decades and i have worked with you for decades all over the country, we've never on twitter or nowhere else heard you do anything but call for justice never even remotely call for violence. but how do you respond to you always wanted to go -- you are one of the go to names when they try to defend themselves for their misdeeds. >> let me say this. when you talk about congresswoman green you're talking about the kind of extremist radical that is now in the house of representatives who is basically dangerous. she is dangerous because she doesn't believe in the constitution herself. she has been threatening, you know, other members of congress. they have been al

you i believe were someone who voted to strip martin marjorie taylor green offer committee over the remarks before she came to congress. would you have supported the vote today if those i was not being stripped of his committee west and mark. ei>> this is all a farce and why is that? because if this congressman put up that video, congressman those are put up that video that i hear according to my staffers that one of his staffers put it up and put it down and apologized. if were going to do that to him and were going to vote against committee assignments then we have to talk about maxine waters on the other side. who went down the street and on television and said we have to stand and whatever she said, i don't remember but i know that she inferred violence. so if it's good for the goose , it's good for the gander. the difference between gosar and marjorie taylor green is specifically she insulted or had huge anti-semitic comments against a huge sector of district 27 whichis the jewish-american community in miami . so i received a lot of calls from that jewish community telling me they were

marjorie taylor greene is not going to support mccarthy. the question is, would you get dems with that? there are some republicans running smart groups that may make sure they make a get an effort to get in front of republicans on this with ads. but you need the support of a lot of unreliable voters. on the other hand, trump is giving the message of, almost like, why bother? that's not going to be ten or 20 points. but in races that get decided by a point or two, that could matter. >> we know what happened in georgia in the runoffs, right? he and his acolyte basically saying, don't bother voting until everyone falls behind me. glenn youngkin, in the virginia governor's race, on that race, he on the one hand distanced himself from trump. trump did not come to virginia. he also leaned into race baiting, like the fake critical race theory row. "newsweek" is reporting a popular tiktoker has called on people to overwhelm a tip line launched by virginia governor glenn youngkin's office for parents to report teachers for the teaching of divisive s

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marjorie taylor greene is raising boat loads of money. she's able to monetize that notoriety.and you could barely manage to hold on to your seat, but now, we're in a different world. >> i only have 30 seconds, but i do wonder if the january 6th investigation has anything to do with his positioning here, given he could be called to testify and one of these members is on that january 6th committee, rep schiff. >> well, i don't know that that's a factor. clearly, you know, he has some bad blood. there's bad blood between kevin mccarthy and swalwell and schiff. i think that's part of it. there might be some local dynamics, but again, i think kevin mccarthy's disagreement with those two is really largely over policy disagreements, not over necessarily bad conduct. >> well, i appreciate your time, as always, congressman dent. good to see you. >> thank you, ana. >>> and thank you for joining me. i'll be back tomorrow at 1:00 eastern. in the meantime, join me on twitter, @anacabrera. the news continues next with alisyn and victor. have a great one. better skin from your body wash? try

that is not the rule we twitter just banned marjorie understand. taylor green.ed covid misinformation. everything she said was supported by federal numbers! so what does this mean? it means that a sitting member of congress has been silenced by a tech company. what is the leadership doing about this as one of the members, if you want democracy in real time this is what it is. when an adjunct to one political party sensors an elected member of another. and yet the republican party has done nothing to get marjorie back. it turns out she is still here though not on that particular platform. marjorie taylor greene, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> i don't want to pull you into any kind of feud but i must say if they can take down a sitting president one of the most popular judging by the polls members of congress, they can just take down any republican who strays off of the lines that they have drawn. >> that is exactly what the american people know. this is what leadership should take serious and the republican congress. you seek him americans are sick and

yeah, it was a slightly different thing with i marjorie taylor greene than donald trump.violence. marjorie taylor greene - had five strikes, i believe, for covid disinformation, which is obviously - vitally important now. and i think the role that twitter - and facebook and other social media platforms play in all of these conversations, both national| and international, _ really speaks to their power. you know, we are all representatives of kind of the old media, _ and zing has talked a lot - about the way that websites are kind of giving way to social media. we always often forget that i social media is a public space but is privately owned, and there are rules- in privately owned organisations, and if you fall foul of them, - then you get kicked off. the challenge, obviously, - for social media platforms is that you have to try and benefit both i sides, you have to keep both sides happy, and what i think we've i already seen in this conversation is a pretty politically polarised - debate, so you are damned if you do and damned if you don't- if you are facebook or twitt

with marjorie taylor greene, you know what they are missing?conversation with her. what was your source on this? she's a congresswoman. you know she's going to bring whatever it is from her perspective. why not make -- >> kayleigh: right. we know that twitter has the ability to censor her. they are a private company. but when congress steps in income tells twitter or social media to regulate misinformation, that could be a different story. >> emily: right. i think we are seeing to go very different approaches. on the one hand, we have representative dan crenshaw who just introduced a bill amending section 230 to prevent against political censorship you to jason's point, also knowledge is the fact that they are -- twitter's interest in regulating misinformation, i argue that it is coming straight from house democrats who, three times in the last five months, have called the ceos of social media platforms before them to testify. but their explicit purpose is to censor into regulate. they released a quote saying "industry self-regulation has faile

marjorie taylor-green is trying to show a story that nobody is talking about.inations. why the media censorship and silence over this? >> it is amazing. i read "the new york times" coverage over this, they wrote something to the effect kong greene tweeted out raw, unverified data. what? that is basis for suspension. she tweeted out raw, unverified government data? we need a culture that rewards transparency and robust debate. instead what we're getting on authoritarian left, in concert with the leftist media, news outlets from the democratic party, routinely making excuses for censorship. you don't have to like congresswoman marjorie day lear green. but you shouldn't remove her from the battlefield. you should engage her in a debate, if her ideas are flawed, debate. elizabeth: debate it. we're talking about people dying and getting sick potentially from vaccines! instead the response is shut down the talk, right? shut down the redate. no, debate it. we want to know! we want to know what is the going on with the adverse events database. >> this makes people more

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congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's twitter account permanently suspended for spreading misinformation about the coronavirus. in a statement greene called twitter an enemy to america though she was still on it. we'll have a reaction to that a bit later. >>> and a team of reporters with the latest on today's developments to help us get started. meteorologist michelle grossman will be joining us in just a moment as i welcome all of you. of course, the rush to return home, that is on. big time after millions of americans took to the skies for the holidays. given the rising covid cases among airline workers, couple that with severe weather, thousands of flights are now canceled. so joining me with the latest is nbc's steven romo at laguardia report in new york where i imagine there are more than a few grumpy folks. describe the situation passengers are facing. lots of frustration, yeah? >> yeah, alex, they are starting the new year with a lot of frustration and disappointment as they try to get home from these holiday celebrations. and those around 6:00 a.m. down around the baggage carouse

twitter permanently suspended marjorie taylor greene's personal account. saying in a statement, quote, we permanently aspended the account because of repeated violations of the covid-19 misinformation policy. and then she fired back, twitter is an enemy to america and can't handle the truth, and it's time to defeat our enemy. they can't successfully complete a communist revolution when people tell the truth. i stand with the truth and the people. we will overcome. end quote. still to come on "today in the bay," the search and a big reward for a 9-month-old bulldog stolen from her owner during a morning walk in san francisco. i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way with financial help for millions of us and free assistance to compare your options. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to cover

gosar was, along with other fringe weirdos, like marjorie taylor greene, one of the key instigators inttempt to overturn the election results on january 6th greene got into a shouting match on the house floor, last week, with colleagues during a vote to hold former trump advisor steve bannon in contempt for defying the subpoena from the committee investigating the insurrection and when she was asked about that vote by cnn, the interview took a weird turn. >> what was the rationale behind your vote? >> the rationale behind by vote, is i'm not self-absorbed like the rest of these jerks here in congress they're all ignoring inflation people can hardly buy food gas has gone up. >> why call them jerks, if you don't mind >> because they're self-absorbed. all they care about is congress. they don't care about the american people that pay all the taxes. >> there was an attack on -- >> all you want to talk about is your trump derangement syndrome. and all you want to talk about is january 6th, where there's a riot here. >> why are you protecting steve bannon why protect steve bannon >> because

marjorie taylor greene, cats come i don't know, is she related to jonathan taylor thomas?good, good, good. biko >> greg: the streisand effect you are aware of that, when you don't know about somebody until something is made out of them and then everybody knows who they are. >> they are throwing these people off of twitter like the dude, spitting back like one of the inventors of the vaccine. marjorie taylor greene, the girl from the sitcom. >> greg: yes. >> she was spitting facts too from the federal website. >> greg: but she didn't count the facts correctly. she should have conditioned it a little bit. to take on this weird trend. >> i tried to join myself but i'm not very good with technology. so i ended up sending out a code on twitter. >> greg: everybody did that, did you see that? >> they told me to although they thought i was hacked. the moment when the president said -- and i wanted to announce that i am on already but i'm not. >> greg: it was a weird thing, all of these people jumping to it and it made me feel like it was more like palor. >> i will make this fast.

there are democrats that do not have any respect for marjorie taylor greene, they feel like she is part of the problem. republicans have a number -- a list they do not like in terms of democrats. there is clear lack of respect. you see name-calling, you see aoc being called names by other members outside the capital -- capitol. that does not bode well for a work in congress that is trying to do the will of the people. host: natalie andrews here to talk, you can read her piece online at wsj.com. first call is from the independent line and washington state area peggy, you are on. caller: hi, natalie. a lot of people have been calling in and saying nancy pelosi should have called in the d.c. national guard, everybody knows or should know the d.c. national guard -- nancy pelosi cannot do this. she can put in a request to the sergeant of arms, so could have mitch mcconnell. then it goes up the chain. it goes from the major general to d.c. national guard to the secretary of the army, to the secretary of defense. then, the president has to approve it. then back down, finally the general nature

anna: this is where we saw the statements from marjorie taylor greene -- he posted the telegram whicha platform with less rigorous moderation and allows politicians and public figures to have their own channels. she's also active on another alternative social media platform touted by conservatives, but it doesn't seem like these alternatives are going to get much traction in the broader public but it could contribute to the balkanization of the social media space we have conservatives and right-wing users leaving platforms like twitter, facebook and even google's youtube and moving to some of the more social media sites including parler. emily: as we head into the midterms, what are you going to be watching in terms of this battleground? anna: the thing that will be interesting to see is how this big tech backlash changes as we get closer to the election and after we see the results of the election. republicans are well-positioned to take back the house of representatives and that could shift the legislative tactic in washington if republicans were to control one or both chambers of c

marjorie taylor green has insight on that. up next, shocking properties china tonight have us once again asking why are we sending our olympic athletes there in a few weeks? >> laura: with less than a month now until the olympics kick off in beijing, the ccp's cruelty and callous disregard for human life is in full display in the city which is under brutal covid lockdown. the reports coming out of the city of 13 million people are horrific and should have every u.s. elected official questioning this decision to send our athletes to the upcoming beijing games. for starters, some of the city's residents aren't allowed to leave their homes. no one is allowed to leave the city without special permission. one resident wrote on chinese social media, can't leave the building and it's getting more and more difficult to buy food online. another lockdown victim ominously wrote, to be honest, i don't think covid is scary. i think having no food to eat is my biggest threat. but what's really disturbing are reports of critically ill people

>> well, i mean, the two are not disconnected, that is, what marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar wantant to kevin mccarthy right now. he not only defends the qanon base of his support, but he's terrified of losing it, and so marjorie taylor greene is calling for vengeance, so kevin mccarthy is calling for is kev mccarthy will do whatever donald trump tells him to do, and far apart from committee assignments, that means that kevin mccarthy will vote to overturn the next election, next presidential election if donald trump loses again. he voted to do so the first time and he will vote to do so again, only this time if he should ever be in the majority or be speaker, he has the ability to carry that out and that is such a real and direct threat to our democracy. kevin mccarthy can never be allowed to become speaker and in that sense i think the midterms are really an election in which democracy itself will be on the ballot. >> one final point on this is when democrats took over you didn't remove devin nunes as the ranking republican, even though you and he had been adversaries during all

so, if marjorie taylor greene wants to stand up there and say something that's crazy, she can do it.t are crazy, she can do it. if people in his own caucus want to stand up there and say the election was stolen, he's not going to stand in their way because at the end of the day he wants everyone to think that next year, if the republicans manage to win, whether it's through redistricting and gerrymandering and whatever, he wants to be speaker of the house. he'll make that deal with anybody. >> even though he was the one on the phone screaming -- >> call off the insurrection. >> telling donald trump to call off the insurrection. and now he's reversed himself. >> exactly. >> it's one thing when you reverse everybody else, you want to be speaker. it's -- he contradicts himself. >> and then he went down to mar-a-lago and kissed the ring after january 6th. first thing he does. >> that is a guy that should have blueberry pie on his face. >> there's not enough blueberry pie in the world for him. >> zerlina, who should i be giving some slices to? >> so, i think that the main blueberry pie is

maybe one extra slice should go to cross member marjorie taylor greene and matt gates.o to kevin mccarthy for me. this is a guy who is watching all of this play out. but he is singularly the focused on power. everybody is told him that the republicans are going to win next year. he has tuned out any sense of moral righteousness. all he cares about is becoming speaker of the house. if marjorie taylor greene wants to stand up there and say something crazy, she can do it. if laura wants to stand up and lie and say things that are crazy, she can do it. if people in his own caucus want to say things that the election was stolen, he's not going to stand in their way. at the end of the day, he wants everybody to think that next year if the republicans managed to win but, whether it's through redistricting, gerrymandering, he wants to be speaker of the house. >> even though he was the one on the phone screaming. called the insurrection. i >> exactly. >> now he has reversed himself. >> it's one thing when you reverse everybody else. he contradicts himself. >> and then he went do

donald trump removed from twitter because of his incitement to violence and marjorie taylor green hadisinformation riches vitally important and i think the role that twitter and facebook and other social media platforms play in all of these conversations both national and international speak to their power. we are all preventatives of the old media and the light of motherly websites are getting ready to social media. we often forget that social media is a public space but is privately owned and there are rules in privately owned organisations. if you fall afoul of them you get kicked off the challenge for social media platforms is you have to try and benefit both sides and keep both sides happy and what we have seen in this conversation is a politically polarised debate, so you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. are you uncomfortable if they are taking decisions about which politicians can and cannot reach the scale that twitter offers? i think social media in general has tried to tip the scales because they can. they're privately owned and can do what they want and they hav

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as scott knows, congressman dan crenshaw of texas has been very critical of marjorie taylor greene forerformativeperform tive behavior and outrageous behavior that shouldn't be accepted and it speaks badly of the republican party these folks have become stars, not because they have legislative accomplishments, not because they have intellectual curiosity but because they are outrageous and offensive and threatening and violent and despicable and pathetic and lame excuse for congress people. >> so look, the interest of truth here, eric swalwell denied turning anything with a spy and cooperated with officials through an investigation. mccarthy targeted democrats that the fox propaganda channel loves to attack. those democrats are also targets of the former president. is this all about -- do you think this is scott staying in trump's good graces at all, some of this? >> i'll m sure donald trump lov it. this is what they want to see out of a new house majority. they want to see hold democrats to account who they think got away with a lot of stuff and see a new republican majority hold joe

he says it is a standard set by democrats after they remove republicans marjorie taylor greene, paul >> the democrats created a new thing where they pick and choose who can be on committee, never in the history have you had the majority tell the minority who can be on committee but this new standard, which these democrats have voted for, if eric swalwell cannot get a security clearance in the private sector, there is no reason why he should be given one for intel or homeland security so he will not be serving there. >> so you're going to if you're the speaker of the house, remove him. >> ilhan omar should not be serving on foreign affairs. >> what about any committee for omar? >> this is a new level for the democrats. you look at adam schiff, he should not be serving on intel. >> okay. so i want you to remember that democrats removed congressman gosar for posting a video showing him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez and attacking joe biden and greene was removed after it was found she previously repeatedly indicated support for executing prominent democrats and supported a whole lot o

>> well, marjorie taylor greene has violated the twitter policy multiple times. she's been suspended at least once before for spreading misinformation about vaccines and covid. her latest tirade against vaccines was the final strike for her. her personal account has been permanently banned. she has access to her official account for congress. but look, greene is punching back, falsely suggesting that this is just an example of big tech trying to censor conservatives and hide the truth. a number of conservetives are rallying to her defense urging people to get on conservative social media sites like getter. i think the big picture here is how rampant the anti-vaccine sentiment is within the republican party. republicans will try to tell you we're not anti-vaccine, we're pro vaccine, just against the federal mandates. that's a harder argument to make when you have people like marjorie taylor greene who are vocal voices in the party out there spreading misinformation about vaccines. >> melanie on capitol hill, thanks so much. >>> all right. still ahead, president bi

what do you think should be done about marjorie taylor greene. she's not your ordinary republican, even by ordinary, crazy, republican standards? >> you know, that day was a day that i -- she was trying to disrupt a press conference that nancy pelosi was trying to have. and i believe we treat each other with dignity and respect and her lack of civility on any given day is obviously very disturbing. what she said the week, if someone moves from one state to another and that state happens to have voted for a democratic president, they need to have a cooling off period and they shouldn't be allowed to vote, hey, we are talking about the united states of america. we are talking about really paychecks freedoms that we are taught in school and we take for granted. and my call to everybody today is she is an example of why we can't take our freedoms for granted anymore. that basic, that right -- >> but what should be done about her congresswoman? >> -- the fundamental backbone of our democracy is freedom of speech, freedom of religion, it's all in dange

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twitter has permanently suspended georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor green's personal account forng misinformation about covid-19. twitter says green's account was suspended for quote, repeated violations and quote the company did not publicly point to specific tweets. the company said she violated its five strike policy, which was introduced in march. green has previously presented false claims about vaccine efficacy and has minimized the severity of the disease. her professional account is unaffected by the ban and remains active. well winter weather and severe staffing shortage due to covid-19 continues to cause headaches for air travelers nationwide as people make their way back home after the holidays, according to flight aware. more than 2500 flights were canceled at airports across the country. at sfo 59 flights were canceled. 25 in oakland report and at san jose mineta international airport. they're seeing just over a dozen canceled flights. over king ties caused some flooding in the north bay day. our own mark tamayo took this video today in larkspur this morning. the nat

piling on, marjorie taylor greene with this unfounded and unproven assertion on twitter.man mo brooks also falsely claiming on twitter on january 6th evidence mounts that fascist antifa infiltrated trump rally and stormed capitol. before sowing doubt about it in his own tweet adding i don't know the true facts yet. >> that's not true, of course, the facts are plain to see, and twitter is now simply drawing a harder line on lying about them. anderson. >> thanks very much. >>> up next, a reminder tonight about what's at stake for america told through a life well lived. you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. (burke) with farmers auto multi-policy discount, the more policies you have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole lot of things, and you c

democrats have to understand, they started all this, started it with marjorie taylor greene and if theinority party is not going to be able to make their own committee assignments, if that is the role of the majority party, democrats have to understand what is good for the goose is good for the gander. i agree, eric swellwell should not be on intel, schiff or omar should not be on foreign relations, they should not be on those committees. >> todd: makes no sense why they were put on there in the first place. before we let you go, you are in cella bratory mood, georgia bulldogs won the championship. here is video of kirby smart hoisting the trophy. how excited are you, congressman? >> go, dogs, stetson bennett is from the first district, we have eight or 10 of the players from first district of georgia. we are so proud. we are waited so long and we are ecstatic. go, dogs. >> carley: it was 33-18, it wasn't even close. congratulations on the big win for georgia and thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> carley: the time is 27 minutes after the hour. california governor h

but marjorie taylor greene, i think they have a valid point, there should be an investigation on why wasn't the national guard there? i can't believe people are calling 1/6/21 9/11. that is absolutely crazy. but i appreciate your show. keep it up. host: thank you for calling in. we will continue to take your calls this evening and continue to shady events from today's commemoration on capitol hill. right now, here is a replay of president biden's speech from this morning in statuary hall. pres. biden: madame vice president, my fellow americans to state the obvious, one year , ago today in this sacred place, democracy was attacked, simply attacked. the will of the people was under assault. the constitution, our constitution, faced the gravest of threats. outnumbered in the face of the brutal attack, the capitol police, the dc metropolitan police department, the national guard, and other brave law enforcement officials saved the rule of law. our democracy held. we, the people, endured. we, the people, prevailed. for the first time in our history, a president had not just lost an electi

the marjorie taylor greenes and the outrageous attention seeking folks on the far right, but what is >> that's a great question. we are dealing with the complex trauma of both the insurrection, but also the covid surges that are happening across the country. and we are seeing a rise in mental health crises, particularly amongst our children throughout the country. and as a result, we are seeing a rise in violence. i mean just a couple of weeks ago i buried -- we buried one child, one 17-year-old in one part of my district who was the victim of murder. and another 17-year-old in another part of my district who died by suicide. that's what's happening here on the ground. we had teachers return to new york city schools today where out of 14 kids in the class, only two had been checked for covid. so no one knew if the other 12 were positive for covid. and this teacher is standing in front of the classroom putting herself at risk. and this is happening in schools across the city where teachers weren't even able to go in because of themselves being diagnosed with covid, and kids not being

the republicans really ceded the stage to marjorie taylor green and matt gates. -- gaetz.heir views are not representative of anybody in the conference. kevin mccarthy did not even issue a statement. it is a very difficult day. republicans did not do well. yamiche: it is an unusually dangerous time. you immediately began reporting about how rioters broke in. what have we leaed about the possible role of lawmakers or president trump in this attack? >> i immediately began getting leads from my law enforcement sources. i really had no idea. what we have learned is so important. there was great investigative work. things that the january 6 committee is now corroborating. they are making it admissible evidence. so is the fbi. donald trump was sitting on his hands for more than 2.5 hours watching gleefully as his supporters broke through a police line. as they took bear spray into a radios and other weapons and began attacking police. his only concern came when he found out things had gotten violent. and someone had been shot. she was breaking through the glass into speak -- spe