mona: first of all, christian, you know how to ruin a girl's day by showing a clip of marjorie tayloron't think i've had enough coffee to manage that right now. look, i also would make a point about lutnick as well, ok, because marjorie taylor greene, we know that she is in the kooky fringe -- unfortunately would have been fringe, it is now mainstream in the republican party -- but lutnick is the head of cantor fitzgerald, well-respected wall street firm. and yet what happens when people like him are sucked into the or text of trump his they begin to spout--sucked into the vortex of trump is that they begin to spout nonsense. lutnick was saying his eyes had really been opened by robert f kennedy, jr., schooling him on the danger of vaccines. there is talk of robert f. kennedy, jr., having a big role at health, cdc, mbe health and human services. we don't know if that will happen, but look, when you look at the cabinet members from the first trump administration, fofully half, half of the people he picked to work for him refused to endorse him for a second term, some of them morning th

and we're going to talk with marjorie taylor greene about that coming up.your take in terms of some of the cuts they're talking about, taking $2 trillion out of the budget? huh can does that hit with congress' role? will they be able to the cut out waste that, in fact, was already legislated and bring into law and agreed upon if by congress? if. >> well, i think the key thing is that congress might appropriate or authorize programs, but congress never authorizes the waves. a lot of this stuff is because, quite frankly, there's no checking about how these things go on. we have many programs that are on the honor system, maria. there are no deep checks into making sure that the dollars that have been appropriated are actually going to the people who qualify. that's a big one. you can look into waste in medicaid. there's a big one there. so there's a definite, there's definite if places where you can go through and find these ways to make it more efficient to find the necessary cuts. some of it is going to have to go through capitol hill. like senator johnson

i mean, you heard marjorie taylor greene there saying we're not going to care about feelings. certainly there is a lot of nervousness among, you know, rank and file federal government employees who live here in the the area around washington d.c., about what this looks like. what do we know so far? right. >> well early sort of efforts to pin down what is going to be the focus have yielded quotes i'm paraphrasing, such as it's everything. so i think there there's a lot of conversation about everything being on the table. but one of the areas that we've heard a lot about is just the idea of compelling federal workers back to work, because the idea that that would prompt a lot more efficiency and then some other things, like here, you're seeing marjorie taylor greene talk about cutting off funding for basically major cities with democratic populations and democratic mayors who've adopted a more sympathetic approach toward undocumented migrants, that sort of thing. so we'll see about that then. it's like, should entire parts of government be eliminated or merged? so that idea of k

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the fact that marjorie taylor greene has been put in charge of this is just, like -- >> oversight. >>he never comes to work and never does the reading, so good luck. >> people pointed out, like, it's not a government agency. it has no legal authority. and people have criticized both ramaswamy and musk for having a meme level base -- basic understanding how the government as you mentioned works in terms of its funding. the problem is you will have people like marjorie taylor greene who will love the optics of trying to score a victory on things as we saw in the sound bite, toilets in africa, you know. >> two things. one, funding for toilets in africa may sound funny to people like marjorie taylor greene but it's about preventing dysentery that could become a pandemic that affects the united states. this is important. not just helping people overseas, but helping us. also i think that before we get too hung up on the idea that they are not going to be able to do much, the thing i point out, they will have someone in the oust white house who is going to be the director of office of manag

we will repeat that for marjorie taylor greene. to do with people wanting marjorie taylor greene. this is what happens after every election. everybody claims they have a mandate for everything they always want it. here is where i think republicans need to be very careful. yes, donald trump has a very clear, he can very clearly say he was elected by the majority of the country and he has a mandate to do what he wants. in our system, things that check politicians and check our leaders are not popular opinion, it is politics. some of the things donald trump said he wants to do will be unpopular, we are talking about tariffs and mass deportations. when you talk about having a strong border, that is unpopular. people will see with mass deportation, if he is able to do that, in practice, to look at it differently. one thing we know about donald trump, he feared for his own self mortification. he was to be really powerful. stripping away peoples children and parents and separating families again will be really unpopular and it will be rea

i think marjorie taylor greene is going to do a hell of a job in taking care of fraud and abuse in the and the doge. thank you for your call. >> host: what you think also about marjorie taylor greene and what the subcommittee and house is expected to do it? >> guest: i'm not exactly sure, we haven't seen much i want to comment on something that is been said about -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> right over here. and one, two, three. thank you. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, everybody. so good afternoon. this beautiful fraser fir was grown at the cartners christmas tree farm where the cartner family has been growing trees for more than 60 years. and their farm is nestled in the blue ridge mountains of north carolina, a region that was recently devastated by hurricane helene. the cartner family lost thousands of trees in the storm, but this one remained standing, and they named it tremendous, for the extraordinary hope that it represents. it's an honor to be here today with congresswoman virginia foxx as well as members of the nort

marjorie taylor green who pressed johnson. yesterday criticized him for not having a bigger house majority. >> we should have a major majority, a super majority. we don't. and we don't have that, i think, based on the performance of this congress. this congress has had a lot of failures in the eyes of our voters and the eyes of the american people. the american people gave a mandate last tuesday of the times of policies they want, the agenda they want. that's president trump's policies that he laid out on the campaign. >> is speaker johnson to blame? >> yes, his leadership, unfortunately, he fully passed the biden- harris agenda. >> reporter: now, johnson told me yesterday he's not concerned about the votes in the house. he thinks he will ultimately get there. he believes donald trump will help him get there. it shows a razor thin house republican majority like they had at the beginning of this congress and throughout this congress, it led to the ouster of kevin mccarthy. the question will be will those detractors like her fal

i spoke yesterday with georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. up this new house subcommittee that will work along with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy, cutting waste. the department of government efficiency. greene joined me and discussed how congress can help cut waste. watch this. >> we want to look deeply at these contracts and these government programs to see if they really make sense anymore and there's so many government agencies and government programs and contracts that their cause, their purpose has expired and they're no longer needed. it's not just contracts. let's talk about federal employees that haven't showed p to work since covid. we're looking at many -- we have thousands of buildings the government owns and pays for for over $15 billion a year. the government buildings sit empty and government employees stay at home. if they use their police officers and their resources to harbor and protect illegal criminal aliens, then absolutely those sanctuary states and cities are in danger of losing their federal funding and rightfully so.

what do you think about marjorie taylor greene and what that subcommittee in the house is? guest: i'm not exactly sure, we haven't seen much but i want to comment on something said about fraud and abuse. i know people like to talk about fraud and abuse. we are not going to be balance the budget on the back of fraud and abuse, in large part because waste, fraud and abuse is embedded in programs that are popular with special interests. that doesn't mean we shouldn't do anything. just doing away with waste, fraud and abuse, that doesn't remove the difficulty politically to address the problem. that said, it doesn't mean we shouldn't do anything. government accountability office looks at fraud in the federal government and has identified between $200 billion and $500 billion of fraud every year the federal government. a lot of it in medicare and medicaid. it should be a priority. we shouldn't tolerate that. and the reason why it is there is mostly because of neglect. mostly because no one is actually really trying to go after the fraud, and we need to do something. but it is go

will have to contend with a razor thin republican majority, donald trump in the white house, and marjorie taylor greene heading up the government efficiency subcommittee, taking advice from elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. i will preview the times ahead with a veteran lawmaker who has seen it all. south carolina congressman james clyburn. >>> plus, more of my cable exclusive interview with former president bill clinton, who weighs in on where democrats should go from here and how to win back voters. >> i do not agree that our problem is that we are not left- wing enough, but we haven't connected with some of that. >> i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show point >> [ music ] >>> with a flurry of announcements friday night and through the weekend, donald trump's second term cabinet has basically been selected point he could still elevate some lower-level positions to cabinet rank, but the nominees to lead the 15th executive departments of the federal government have now been named. the whole crew of maga loyalists and other dubiously qualified ants -- anti- institutionalist poised to wreak h

i spoke with marjorie taylor greene about this yesterday, watch. >> if they use their police officersaliens than absolutely, the century states and cities are in danger of losing the federal funding and rightfully so. maria: you heard some of these officials, phil murphy from new jersey, the governor of illinois, you will not come for my people they claim. >> there's two things that we need to do, that's what they're saying, they constantly say people rather than defining what were dealing with, that's what were dealing with were dealing with illegal immigration but when you look at what congresswoman taylor greene said, if we control the purse strings, we will be able to get these individuals in line, they will comply with immigration containers. we will investigate and we can show they are eight even abetting then we can go after these and indict them and we can convict them for crimes. we know darn well they will fall nine. i know president trump will do a great job, we are to have the history, he has shown he will do that. now what we have to do, we have to tie the hands of all of

and greg says for once marjorie taylor greene is correct. lisa results of all backgrounds and ethics reports. let's talk to marjorie in pennsylvania, republican. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm with that other lady, but for once i would agree with marjorie taylor greene. if you want to release it, go ahead and release of the release them all. this sexual assault thing seems to have become the third rail, so to speak. everybody heard all the comments and all the things about clarence thomas, it didn't work. he still was confirmed. also brett kavanaugh was still confirmed. so i feel it's a last-ditch effort thing. i'm 87. i'm not naÏve, but let's be honest. if some girl was at a party realizing the power of her, shall we say, sexuality among drunken man, is taken advantage of, and i don't think she probably was --, hold on. so in this case, this is, delegation is a 17 year old, which means she's got old enough to give her consent. do you still think it's okay and it is her fault? >> caller: i i won't say it's her fault. i think she w

i remember seeing jason miller and marjorie taylor greene starting with ifa did it. if i look at matt gaetz and since i served with him and saying now -- this is a loyalist who has no reason to be in any position of power. based on the fact there is a cascading affect of bad judgment from this guy who can't tell truth from fiction. that's what i have seen since that time is that you have a bunch of individuals, him or gabbard or go down the line, they can't tell fact from fiction. they have an inability to know what truth is. you have loyalists who have been following down this line of insanity. they are put up for appointments. that scares people who has been in congress. when you have unserious picks like that, there's a way when you see foreign adversaries or in our country, when you look at people who might want to go after individuals, you see they will be a laughing stock if you appointees like this. >> i think it's becoming clear throughout the day today that it's going to be very difficult for them to push gaetz through without a recess appointment. we are se

marjorie taylor greene saying in her announcement, she's again going to be heading this subcommittee on house oversight, saying, and i'm quoting that they'll be exposing people who need to be fired, bureaucrats who don't do their job fail audits in places like the pentagon and don't know where billions of dollars are going. she also says that they're going to be looking at salaries. so again, a partner in congress with elon musk vivek ramaswamy, who these two men are working outside of the government, they won't have the power to do make these cuts. but they will have the power to make recommendations to the president and also recommendations to members of congress. >> all right. rene marsh bringing us the latest. thanks so much. we have some breaking news into cnn. jussie smollett's conviction of allegations that he staged a racist and homophobic attack against himself has been overturned in 2019. smollett claimed that two men assaulted him, spouted racial and homophobic slurs and tossed a noose around his neck. well prosecutors said that he staged the attack and he was convicted of

so marjorie taylor greene and elon musk did you ever think that would be a pair?it's going to be a pair because fox is reporting that she was just selected to lead a house subcommittee that's going to work with delivering. right. they're going to be it's going to be the congress part that's going to work with doge, which means working with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. okay, you know elon musk pretty well. how does that that relationship pan out? elon musk and marjorie taylor greene i have no idea. >> i mean, both are very canny people. let me tell you, marjorie taylor greene, whatever you think of her is a very canny person. and so, i don't know, i think they're both i don't know how they're going to vie for attention and elbow each other out of the way of the cameras that's one issue they both have. they love being in the center of attention. um, you know i think the problem is, can they really pass this or is this a lot of jazz hands and arm waving and we'll see if they're able to do so. >> so you know what i find interesting on that? you know, a lot of people

both ramaswamy and musk for having a meme level but the problem is, you will have people like marjorie tayloren who will love the optics of just trying to score a victory on things, toilets in africa. >> funding for toilets in africa might sound funny, it is about presenting diseases, this is important stuff not just for helping people overseas but for helping us. i think before we get too hung up on the idea that they're not going to do much, the thing that i want to point out is they will have someone in the white house is going to be the director of office management, he is someone who has said i fully believe that when congress says you shouldn't -- should spend money they make those cuts unilaterally by the money and just giving it back and keeping in the treasury. my fear is that musk and ramaswamy come up with these ideas that congress in no way wants to support with and they say you know what we should cut billions of dollars from food stamps, from medicaid. >> ramaswamy had this brilliant idea based on firing employees based off of social security numbers and it is just like what are

. >> under the new trump presidency, congresswoman marjory taylor green ways out how she hopes to cutovernment spending on "sunday morning futures" this morning. leading a subcommittee working with the elon musk and vivek ramaswamy department of public efficiency. >> i like to talk to governors of sanctuary states and the mayors of sanctuary cities and have them come before our committee and explain why they deserve federal dollars that they will harbor illegal criminal aliens in their states and cities. we will look in every single aspect. >> meantime, trumps nominee for national security advisor like walls said today that a priority will be to end the war in ukraine. >> president trump has been very clear about the need to end this conflict. what were need to be discussing is who has at that table whether it's an agreement, how to get both sides to the table and what is the framework of a deal. that is what we will be working with this administration until january on and beyond. >> today on "fox news sunday," senate majority whip elect said he supports trumps plan to use a u.s. mili

we can't lose sight the way these are set up the way they are whether it is marjorie taylor greene orto themselves. the reality of it is the impact could have profound consequences for families out there and individuals who need those services. >> i just want to note, they just can't do whatever they -- it's not like vivek ramaswamy and elon musk because they say it it's going to happen. there are still processes. how will the trump administration get around the processes? elon musk wanted to defund planned parenthood. is congress going to vote on it? that's how it work. maybe they will do it. you need 60 votes. >> you two can do math. >>> next, the battleground leadership representative susie lee is going to join us. you're watching "the weekend." lee is going to join us. you're watching "the weekend." (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all

he's been a close ally of marjorie taylor green. i think that is a name that many people will recognize and somebody who's really made enemies within the republican party. so for instance, i mean, many of us will probably remember that this phase, when the republican party was a war with itself in the house of representatives and, and pulled the rug from under its own speaker, kevin mccarthy. well it was, it was mac gets where he was very much be heading that effort and made very much an enemy in the now form was b k, kevin mccarthy who he successfully managed to, to tough house. and i think there's a sense that donald trump, in picking him as he was nominate as he's going to need to leave uh to be 10 channels. the leeds, the department of justice, that he wants, that kind of attitude in that. and the look of what trump said has said publicly on his social media posts, you know, he wants somebody who's kind of kind of have a root and brunch. disruptive effect within the department of justice. but i think the concern is that it will

now that you're such a warrior for transparency. >> marjorie taylor greene the united states congressunited states congress, we'll see what happens. >> bruce. so good news about college football, all the college football fans so did you know that 11 out of the 12 teams that are in the playoffs these states were won by president trump. so that's good news. florida, pennsylvania, alabama indiana, notre dame ohio, ohio state, ole miss, boise state, which is idaho, brigham young university university of texas. and shout out to the bulldogs, kyle, your 2018 team. my son uga and oregon. you might have a chance. so that's remarkable that if you whatever the state that president trump won, then that's they're in the playoffs. so next time around both president trump you'll make the playoffs okay i feel like i have to say something about causation and correlation in this situation. >> but go ahead. no go ahead. >> it's facts. >> it's it's facts. it's facts so for me i want to talk about blue sky and the fact that it has over 20 million followers. now, i've been actually tracking it seems to me

let me tell you, marjorie taylor greene, whatever you think of her is a very canny person. and so i don't know, i think they're both i don't know how they're going to vie for attention and elbow each other out of the way of the cameras. that's one issue they both have. they love being in the center of attention um, you know, i think the problem is can they really pass this or is this a lot of jazz hands and arm waving? and we'll see if they're able to do so. >> so you know what i find interesting on that? you know, a lot of people have a lot of admiration for elon musk. and things. sure. and a lot of people look at things that are admirable. >> right. >> and they look at the government and they say, okay, and i know people are, you know, putting out messages on social media about hamster projects and, you know and whatever or whatever. okay. and then big ones like medicare fraud and elon musk wanting to go out and use ai or whatever it is to identify and fix that, is something a lot of people can get behind but then he talks about getting rid of entire government agencies a

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is set to work with elon musk on the new department of governmenticiency. she'll be the subcommittee chair. those two are going to get on like a house on fire. >>> there's news aside from trip's cabinet picks. important stories flying under the radar. "the nightcap" continues right after this. "the nightcap" continues right after this how to fix things. ♪♪ fun recip... (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) customize and save with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >>> maga loyalist marjorie taylor greene will lead the house subcommittee for doge next year led by elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to eliminate government waste, the department of government efficiency. my nightcap is still here. a lot of people are wondering where's jd vance. >> ask i ask you

marjorie taylor greene made this threat/promise on x.on matt gaetz, why don't we release all the ethics reports on all the republicans and all the accusations against them and their sex and drugs." i for once agree with her. not only that, no offense, on democrats too. why should we the american people be the only people who don't know what's going on in there. >> rep. jeffries: yeah, well, listen, i don't disagree with the notion. in a democracy sunlight is the best disinfectant. the american people deserve to know what their elected representatives are up to. when it comes to marjorie taylor greene, i don't take anything she has to say seriously. >> stephen: that's fair enough. what happens, what happens to gaetz now? he resigned his seat after he had already won reelection and they haven't called the new special election yet so kenny just go back in? >> rep. jeffries: that's quite possible. >> rep. jeffries: and then could they release the ethics report? >> rep. jeffries: yes they can. >> stephen: meaning he would have to leave again.

marjorie taylor greene is not a serious person and neither are the other two idiots that will have a submit resumes. this isn't serious stuff. and instead it will hurt people and the american people are going toind fight that once they start cutting programs they need and realize donald trump's friends are getting enriched and they are not. >> tesla has 352,000 contracts at state department, d.o.d. and energy, spacex $354 billion in contracts. they are going to get wealthy and a lot of folks are going to suffer a lot. this is the find out phase it starts january 20. tim and tara, thank you. >>> coming up, for democrats to rebuild in the future they need to figure out exactly what went wrong in this election. my next guests have a few theories and we will talk about them after the break tfrmt. introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble with your weig

that will be a good thing for the committee to be and marjorie taylor greene to dissect.: i was going to say the department of government efficiency could take a look at some of that unspent money you think and perhaps bring it back? >> i would hope so. bring it back, it's paper we are borrowing money from her great grandchildren right now but every 100 days we had a trillion dollars to the debt. this would at least stop some of that debt being piled on. >> one of the things joe biden did on his first day in office basically was to cancel the keystone pipeline. there is talk incoming president trump might revive that. do you think that's possible or likely? >> the critics in the left wing stay tuned know that tells me president trump can do it. as you know obama killed it, trump brought it back at something like 60000 jobs multi- billion-dollar investment into our communities. into people's pocketbooks frankly. and yet they killed that they're supposed be the party of the working people as it turned out they are not. donald trump is a party of the working people that's wh

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i think marjorie taylor greene came out with an idea.he said maybe we should just have a democrat women's bathroom and a republican women's bathroom and then the democrats can just open the doors to the trans and also what aoc said about not being able to recognize -- i've seen rachel levine. i know that's not a woman. i don't understand this idea. but nancy mace, you've taken a lot of abuse for standing up for the rights of women especially in private spaces and we appreciate that. thanks so much. >> thank you. rachel: maria bartiromo joins us just ahead. but first, it's a thanksgiving tradition. tuesday marks nashville's 19th annual mission possible benefit concert and tracee lawrence has a star studded lineup. he's going to tell us about it next. ♪ hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special n

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greening marjorie taylor greene this week.of them leave because they say all she wants to do is get on fox news and get attention. she doesn't care about legislating. and she's picking up on what we saw in the presidential campaign. the amount of ads the trump campaign ran attacking transgender people, as a way of attacking kamala harris, was obscene. it was one of their biggest ads that they spent the most money on across the nation, and it seems to have worked, you know, seems to have exploited the bigotry and the prejudice and ignorance out there about this community. she spotted an opportunity, and went into that so, forget about the war in ukraine. forget about climate change. forget about the border. forget about education. forget about housing. the big issue is who's in the stall next to her in a bathroom. >> and, julie, it's not right? this has real life consequences. the trevor project, which is a nonprofit suicide prevention organization saw a 700% increase in calls and messages after trump won. this type of language

congressman, marjorie taylor-greene has been named as a chair of an as yet formed subcommittee to workk ramaswamy. people are calling it doge but i calling it dodging. they are to cut waste in fat in federal government. do you think they will be successful in identifying anything that could be cut? do you think that marjorie taylor-greene will show up and chair the subcommittee she is supposed to be taking charge of in in the next congress? >> first of all, let me say this. i've been around this place a long time. i've been on this earth a pretty good while. i cannot remember a single time when i was involved in politics i would hear all of this talk about custing waste and all kinds of things about what is wasteful government spending. every time i see that and you ask them where do you want to cut? the first thing i see on the table is social security, medicare, medicare. those safety net programs that were put in place to take care of those people, by and large, who have lived out their golden years or living in their golden years after having given so much to this country and its d

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it's how they are fighting this effort. >> i would love to see someone other than marjorie taylor greeneg the $7 trillion donald trump added to the debt. >> people in d.c. consul he said they this was a very important election 50% of the country in the face of unbelievable opposition other establishment entities. say they want to have serious change at the federal government. no matter how bad they are. this is ridiculous. at the democrat party was to achieve greater success electorally in the years to come they're going to have to show they are part of the solution to the problems that washington d.c. has been causing for the rest of the country. >> a view to serious effort don't put marjorie greene in charge of it. >> all of the people whether they at the agency level or congress has been doing a bad job for decades. in theseh blood people who have the courage to take on these things might be more effective than the failures we have been in previous decades. >> rather than focusing on spending cuts the team might instead focus on regulations and may be loosening some restrictions and i

the case even spilling into the latest state of the union address with georgia representative marjorie taylorbutton with riley's name. but the 22 year old's father, jason riley, told nbc news he thinks his late daughter was being used to score political points. >> it makes me angry. she should be raised up for the person that she is. >> the stats show that there is no correlation that shows that an undocumented person commits more crimes than that of an american citizen. >> today, prosecutors reminding the court of the joyful young woman, lincoln riley, was showing her singing with her friend and running a race, ending with this gut wrenching moment. it's my daughter showing. the family's devastation when they learned she was gone. >> i don't know who anybody is. i don't know who this is. >> pretty soon since that, riley's family forever changed by their unbearable loss. >> i have to live with the fact that i could not protect her when she needed me. the most. >> i now have this hole in my heart and in my life that i know will never be filled. >> our thanks to faith. when we come back, teardr

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it was just announced yesterday, marjorie taylor green is going to chair a new oversight subcommittee in congress that's going to work in conjunction with musk and ramaswamy on this government efficiency project. what do you think this subcommittee will accomplish? >> not a lot. and let me just say, i think, you know, bill clinton and al gore had reinventing government. i mean, when he was president and they went in and they tried to say, how can we make this more efficient? that's great. i've seen no evidence that marjorie taylor greene has really any understanding of how government functions and when elon musk says he can cut $2 trillion out of the budget, 60% of the budget is social security medicare and medicaid. and he's also saying, i'm not going to cut anything trump has said he's not going to cut anything out of that. so where's that money? yeah, exactly. i don't want to drag us, as they say. they said there would be no math. so now we're getting into math here. but you got a $6.5 trillion budget. you're not going to touch 60% of it. you're down to a little over 2 trillion. so

georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene says johnson assured her that sarah mcbride. >> well, not these interactions face as a speaker. johnson does not keep his word. she will bring her fight to the house floor. i'm gonna stand in the way anyone crazy enough to let and 2 women spaces in washington. raquel martin. >> and this comes one day ahead of transgender day of remembrance tomorrow. people across the world will honor transgender people killed by violence and highlight the threats they face. >> a black trans woman and it's just trance people. we we're danger no matter where we live and that severe that thing. >> ucla law estimates that there are more than a million and a half transgender people here in the u.s. and they are 4 times more likely to become victims of violence. >> still ahead, mountain lions are going more nocturnal. explain why they're trading there. >> prowse for the cover of night. >> plus, it's been 2 weeks since election day. the big changes in store for our local changes in store for our local