marjorie taylor greene loves to grab headlines. we might get her side of the story. s about one thing. marjorie taylor greene's relationship with kevin mccarthy -- she decided to go all in with mccarthy to help him become speaker. mccarthy has used marjorie taylor greene as a bit of a tool within the caucus to be able to lever the freedom caucus and the harder right members. that is anathema to the entire existence of the freedom caucus. the freedom caucus exists because they are interested in hard ideology, not governing. they exist because of an innate destruct stove leadership whether was john boehner, paul ryan, or kevin mccarthy. they don't trust mccarthy today. therefore, i think this is about marjorie taylor greene being too cozy with the speaker. the freedom caucus no longer trusts her to be a member. >> back in this up, susan, the new article in the atlantic, here's what that says. marjorie taylor greene is no longer radical enough for the gop's radical fringe. is that how you interpret the vote? what does it say about where the far right wing of the republic

he forged this close alliance with not just marjorie taylor greene but also jim jordan, a cofounder of the freedom caucus. he has, jordan, managed to escape a lot of the same heat that marjorie taylor greene has taken. he's this founding member, doesn't publicly attack his colleagueses. . but for them, they have benefits as well sidling up to mccarthy because they've got prominent committee say assignments. jim jordan the chair of a -- committee. marjorie taylor greene getting committee assignments after being a pariah when she came to congress. therewiths a broader debate within the freedom caucus about whether you play the inside game or try to throw up roadblocks and try to be antagonistic toward leadership. >> oh, the challenge of being in the majority, even if it's only a few votes. >>> coming up, donald trump gets answers to a timeless question from iowa voters. does absence make the heart grow fonder? that's next.t. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed bud

but representative marjorie taylor greene said in a statement.thwest georgia first and no group in washington. my america first credentials guided by my christian faith are forged in steel, they will never change. she went on to say, in part, the gop has less than two short years to show america what a strong unified congress will do when president trump wins the white house in 2024. this is my focus, nothing else. this story is not going to go away anytime soon. congress doesn't come back until tuesday, we are expecting that is when marjorie taylor greene will cause fireworks here on capitol hill. they are starting to get down to business as to why this really happened, and whether or not she is actually a member of the house freedom caucus. by the, way she is one of the biggest fundraisers in that caucus. she is also one of the closest people to former president trump and that. caucus so losing her would be a significant thing for the house freedom caucus. yasmin? >> yeah, but then what would it mean overall? thank you. let's bring in political

it is a mine field on the republican side. >> and i wanted to mention back to marjorie taylor greene,e can't say that personality and ego also plays a part. marjorie taylor greene is not the only house freedom caucus member to support mccarthy and not the only to support the debt ceiling deal. there were only eight but there were eight. but she's the one who is getting ki kicked out. it is more than just the policies, it is also the personality and the conflicts and again i think they felt that they didn't like the way she was treating them publicly and they wanted to send a message. >> so, you raise an interesting point about how deep this really goes andrah norman made this point to politico, suggesting this m not be the end of the story. he said the speaker's race, there was some difference in opinion, the debt ceiling, there were differences of opinion. we had to get to 80% on any major issue that we had to take positions on, on some big issues we have t been able to get there. the house freedom caucus, to your point, melanie, is struggling to figure out what do they really stand

we've seen over the last several months, the ad you just showed or president biden mocking marjorie taylor greene dinner, or him free styling at the state of the union address, is how team biden has managed to effectively harness the potent repulsive powers of marjorie taylor greene for political good. by which i mean among many people, it takes minutes, if not seconds to understand that this is, and marjorie taylor greene, someone who should not be within a stone's throw congressional power. president biden and his team have been eager to show this. i should make a distinction here too. saying that the biden administration has suffered greatly from marjorie taylor greene's actions, just speaking legislatively, she belongs to a caucus of republicans who has refused to pass any legislation unless that legislation is infused with bigotry, that's been awful for president biden's legislative hopes. when we look at the biden campaign that biden 2024 campaign. i think the chaos she's brought in congress is actually serving great political benefit. biden has been able to mock her with a lot of this chao

does he come out now and continue to sort of have this tension with the freedom caucus over marjorie taylor greeneis standing with the conference overall on defending marjorie taylor greene at this moment. >> david jochalian, and mia lov thanks so much. >>> up next, how mike pence is faring on the campaign trail in iowa. okay... i'll work on that. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed isis now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable b ba. shop now only at sleep number. this is how tosin lost 33 pounds on noom weight. i'm tosin. noom gave her a psychological approach to weight loss. noom has taught me how you think about food has such a... huge impact on your relationship witit. visit noom.com and stt your trial today. ugh covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. if you have a risk factor, like being 50+, being overweight, a

the caucus previously unaired allowed members marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar remained members both of them attending a conference hosted by non known white supremacist nick fuentes. marjorie taylor greene hasn't since moderated herself from any meaningful way, after, all the fight between her and congresswoman boebert was over which one of them would get to bring articles of impeachment against president biden. still, the woman who won one's once suggested the 9/11 was a hoax, and blamed california wildfires on jewish space lasers, that win is now considered insufficiently radical in the eyes of house conservatives, which tells you everything you need to know about the chaos that speaker of the house kevin mccarthy is currently swimming in. politico reports this week that house republicans are now ramping up their fight against the fbi and the department of justice, including a renewed push to defund federal law enforcement. a move that not every republican is on board with. again, according to politico, in a recent closed-door meeting, conservative republican congressman ken b

what is marjorie taylor greene doing?s no such thing as expunging someone who's been impeached. that doesn't even exist. >> that's true, that's a legal fiction. i think the great ted lieu said is that this is, and i quote, stupid. there is no reason to spend time doing that. i do have to connected to what we're seeing as another legal fiction coming out of the supreme court. but the supreme court did in creating a controversy where the was not one with the gay marriage website cases historically repugnant to article three of the constitution, and really and principles of legal semblance of order. if you combine that, which is supposed to be above the politics up the craziness of marjorie taylor greene, if you combine that legal fiction that supreme court pulled off by creating and concocting a case of controversy with her creating an cocking the idea and the expungement of an impeachment, we are witness sane and unprecedented time. not only crazy politics, and not only exclusionary or hateful politics, but wanting to abdi

all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ >>> congresswoman marjorie taylor greenetive house freedom caucus. just the latest example of gop infighting that's been creating headaches for speaker kevin mccarthy. greene's break with the caucus began latehen she publicly backed mccarthy's speakership bid, and now mccarthy is dealing with the delay in the critical vote on defense spending. garrett haake is on capitol hill. brendan buck is a former aide to house speakers paul ryan and john boehner as well as an msnbc political analyst. good to see you guys. garrett, what more do we know about the breakup between greene and the house freedom caucus? i didn't see anything on page 6. >> reporter: this is a very kind of high school cafeteria story line, as it has been for the last week or so now. the freedom caucus doesn't publish their membership, and they have been trying to not talk about this too much. it's clear they have become fed up with some of the activities of marjorie taylor greene that frankly frustrated democrats in the last congress. i want to play for how ken

floor fight captured by c-span's cameras between former allies and current congresswoman marjorie taylor greenes happened just about two weeks ago. reporters claimed that during the dispute, the congresswoman called her colleague a worm -- marjorie taylor greene later called that reporting, impressively correct. it turns out that that incident was more than just a momentary feud. state political reports of the house freedom caucus, the far-right wing of the republican conference, has voted to kick out congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. when member told politico that tensions had been brewing over the decision to side with house republican leadership, and against the far-right members on issues like the debt ceiling. the member called the incident with boebert the straw that broke the camel's back. it's the first time that the freedom caucus has ever booted a member from its ranks. the first time the camel has balked, if you will. they've had plenty of other opportunities. the caucus previously unaired -- and paul gosar remained members in good standing. despite both of them attending a confe

this goes back to marjorie taylor greene. republican party really isn't based around certain policies. it's based on personalities. someone like marjorie taylor greene can get kicked out of the freedom caucus on the strength of personality. as we see in the presidential election, someone like donald trump can survive attacks by the strength of his personality, too. >> of course, the president was speaking in south carolina and touting the fact that she's one of a number of republican congress members who didn't vote, of course, for the infrastructure bill but will be benefitting from it in her district and he will be there for the groundbreaking, he said. casey desantis is holding solo campaign events. she's become a major player. she's always with him on the trail or very often. she's campaigning on her own. maybe trying to warm up his personality. contrast the family values with trump. >> she's an important advisor, highly influential advisor. i think if we are being blunt, one of the criticisms the governor faces is that he

letter that hunter biden's attorney sent just this year, complaining against congresswoman marjorie taylor greene they say is defamation of their clients, hunter biden, in this case, as you see in that video playing on your screen, marjorie taylor greene in a hearing with those irs whistleblowers this week and oversight committee. it shows sexually explicit images, not blurring hunter biden's face. that is the top complaint from the attorney, saying that instead of trying to prove some kind of point, she sought to publicly humiliate their clients. now, it's not clear, because we have not heard back from the oce as well as marjorie taylor greene's office what will come of this. the hunter biden's lawyer also pointed out that in a 2020 matter involving matt gaetz, where he tweeted something against michael cohen, who then was going before congressional committee, they viewed this as an ethical. they said they publicly admonished him. they said they sought to embarrass him and intimidate him before his testimony. so, that's kind of the juxtaposition we're seeing from hunter biden's attorney here as

the truth is, kevin mccarthy has empowered marjorie taylor greene. naudible] it's part of their party. that's a huge concern for us. i think marjorie taylor greene, unfortunately, has incredibly damaging views. radical views that need to be stopped. so i think this is just another example of kevin mccarthy not controlling his caucus. it's another example of marjorie taylor greene not being able to get along with anybody in the congress. not even her own colleagues who aren't as extreme as she is. and i think we have to really focus on trying to get stuff done. on the republican side while they do is fight argue, multiple votes for speaker, supporting votes for george santos. and unfortunately in this case fighting against your most extreme members. >> brad it would seem that if the interest is getting things done there have to be enough republicans in the caucus who are interested in getting things done that they actually say enough with these folks we are going at it for the democrats. that is of course a very farfetched possibility. but congressiona

was marjorie taylor greene. >> yeah, it's sort of a strange behavior. orie taylor greene decided to support speaker mccarthy, and, you know, vote to raise the debt ceiling, which by the way did not crash the economy, which would have been really bad. so this is perhaps the one time marjorie taylor greene did the sensible thing. and she is being punished by the freedom caucus. again, the freedom caucus, these are republicans in disapray. you have the freedom caucus fighting against kevin mccarthy who is really their guy and kicking out marjorie taylor greene, who is also their girl. i don't know where this ends. they're having a lot of internal fighting. they're having trouble passing things. again, you only need one member to have a motion to vacate. we could see that happen. it's a disarray. >> alice, you have a lot of contacts up on the hill on the republican side. what is going on there? is it because of this so-called cat fight? >> well, that's exactly -- the cat fight between she and lauren boebert is really getting out of hand. and it's a huge dist

the truth is, kevin mccarthy has empowered marjorie taylor greene. art of their party. that's a huge concern for us. i think marjorie taylor greene, unfortunately, has incredibly damaging views. radical views that need to be stopped. so i think this is just another example of kevin mccarthy not controlling his caucus. it's another example of marjorie taylor greene not being able to get along with anybody in the congress. not even her own colleagues who aren't as extreme as she is. and i think we have to really focus on trying to get stuff done. on the republican side while they do is fight argue, multiple votes for speaker, supporting votes for george santos. and unfortunately in this case fighting against your most extreme members. >> brad it would seem that if the interest is getting things done there have to be enough republicans in the caucus who are interested in getting things done that they actually say enough with these folks we are going at it for the democrats. that is of course a very farfetched possibility. but congressional republicans al

drama the far right house freedom caucus has taken official steps to remove congresswoman marjorie taylor greenerding to andy harris a vote was taken before members left town for the july 4th recess. harris says that the recent beef between greene and fellow republican lauren boebert that was caught on house cameras wand, quote, unquote, the straw that broke the camel's back. nell knee zanona joining me now. what is going on here? >> reporter: it's surprising at first glance because the house freedom caucus is a far right group that has become very devoted to former president donald trump and marjorie taylor greene is perhaps one of the biggest trump supporters on capitol hill, but, kate, in talking to sources over the last two weeks i can tell you there has been a lot of frustration bubbling up inside the freedom caucus over greene and really what it boils down to is the fact that she has actually become a staunch ally of speaker kevin mccarthy and members of the group feel like this runs counter to the found gs mission of the freedom caucus which is to be a thorn in the side of leadership and

jim jordan falls completely in line with that definition and so dodge marjorie taylor greene. freedom caucus because he's famous and can raise money. marjorie taylor greene is the same thing. people are jealous of that and they look and say i don't need you guys anymore. >> interesting. >> former republican congressman adam kinzinger, good to see you as always. coming up, the havoc being reached in the united states of america as some areas get the worst flooding they've seen ini years. stay with us. runningg this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's yoyour business. it's your verizon. - this is jabra enhance select. it's more than just a hearing aid. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. with jabra enhance select's premium package, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with our free online hearing test. you can fine tune your settings with your remote audiology team. with jabra enhance select you can get the same advanced hearing aid technology and professional care you expect from a clinic at a

it's between congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and the freedom caucus.hey held a vote out star. it's the remains unclear whether she'll be formally removed from the caucus, we'll find out this week. joining me now with more on this is nbc's -- got some reporting. could we see, essentially, the overarching question, the freedom caucus formally announced that marjorie taylor greene is out. >> yeah, yasmin, i think we'll see some sort of formal statement from the house freedom caucus sometime this. week it's gonna be a lot easier for us reporters we will find out exactly what went down here when congress members are back in the halls, roman, around and grateful to talk to them face to face instead of this he said she said situation. you'll remember this all began two weeks ago, just before the fourth of july holiday, before congress took off, when the house freedom caucus held a friday morning atm meeting, that they advise just the night before. according to a person close to representative marjorie taylor greene, couldn't attend due to votes and previously

. >> cnn has learned that the far right house freedom caucus did vote to remove marjorie taylor greene from the hard line group. >> beijing sees yellen as this voice of reason within the biden administration. she has pushed to maintain economic ties with china. >>> twitter's newest rival is off to a strong start and in response twitter is threatening to sue. >> live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, july 7, 4:00 a.m. in washington and we begin with exclusive cnn reporting about special counsel jack smith's investigation into donald trump and the 2020 election. our sources are telling us that smith and his team havsignaled a continued interest? what was one of the most chaotic meetings to ever happen in the oval office, it happened december 18 of 2020, six weeks after trump lost the election. attorney sydney powell, former national security adviser michael flynn and others floated some desperate ideas to keep trump in power. they tald about having the military seize voting machines, declaring martial law and appointing powell as a spec

now we have the freedom house caucus kicking out marjorie taylor greene. >> i wonder this is a thinge fact that she has been a pretty good ally of kevin mccarthy. she stood with mccarthy, help him become the speaker. she voted with him on the debt deal. he's used her a lot here. he has a majority. they're using this is a trigger point. actually wonder if it's just they don't like the fact that she is, you know, become card-carrying member of the establishment. in-house are now. >> it definitely shows how fractured house republicans are. >> they are a mess. look, there's an old saying, my father would say, you never argue with a full because people watching can't tell the difference. when you look at that, you just can't tell the difference of what is happening. when you sit back and you understand the dialogue that was happening between the two, it just shows that the decorum between congresswoman boebert and congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is below that and below the dignity of the united states congress. when i was growing up, i'm sure when scott was growing up, he's older tha

marjorie taylor greene. but first, my colleague, richard louis, our best, he is here with today's other news story. richard, what is going on out there? >> simone, great to see you. some of the stories we are watching here for you ukraine's president on of the country's troops on an island in the black sea to mark the fifth 500th day of vladimir putin's war. it became a symbol of resilience after troops refused to surrender to a russian warship, and then later reclaimed the island. russia's troops invaded ukraine in february 2022 and intense battles though today, continue the east and south with no clear and insight. millions of people from the rockies to the mississippi river faced the threat of severe weather. rain and hail threat in the area, a tornado risk also in place for parts of wyoming, colorado, and kansas. extreme heat hitting much of the country and it will cool along the northwest coast, but not the southwest and the country's newest multimillionaire this couldn't be decided a few hours, the pow

congressman marjorie taylor greene. let's take a. largest public investment in social infrastructure, environmental programs, that is actually finishing what fdr started, that lbj expanded on, and joe biden is attempting to complete. >> the president has repeatedly talked about congresswoman greene on the campaign trail. she has been called his quote, favorite bogeyman. what is this strategy behind all this? >> yeah, well what's ironic here, of course, is democrats for months have been frustrated that president biden hasn't been able to distill his message to a compelling, you know, single kind of distilled version of it that would get through to voters. here, in fact, it turns out that marjorie taylor greene has accomplished what democrats have been frustrated the president hasn't been able to do himself! right? he is making these bidenomic speeches and talking about his record and how people ought to support him, but there, and the course of maybe 30 seconds or so, president biden's message is still exactly as he would do it in the

that marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert fighting. orie taylor greene and lauren boebert fighting in a room with an echo. "do you know who i am-am-am-am-am-am? [ laughter ] marjorie taylor greene does strike me as the kind of person who would wait in the bathroom stall until she overheard someone talking [ bleep about her then just kick open the door like a cowboy busting into a saloon. "oh, you think i'm a lot?" [ laughter ] so, that's where we're at right now. the gop is embroiled in a messy and very public civil war and to make matters worse, they also have to deal with the fallout from a truly head-spinning scandal involving yet another one of their disgraced members, a guy supposedly named george santos, who was just elected from new york's third district on long island. as you may have heard, santos is a serial liar. he's been caught fabricating virtually every detail of his life story every day we learn that something else about him was a lie and now he's facing growing calls from almost everyone on all sides of the political sp

marjorie taylor greene is close with the speaker publicly. can't say -- we will get a better idea when everybody is back on the hill this week. we can walk up to her and ask her if she is on the freedom caucus still. and others if she is in the free to cut -- freedom caucus. i can't confirm that right now. my official sources are saying we can't comment on membership in the caucus. so, we will have to see. it remains to be seen. host: there is a viewer off of twitter. this goes to the larger aspect of what the biden administration has tried to do as far as its reelection campaign, but how many republicans are going to take credit for -- particularly when they voted no? guest: this is something you have seen the white house be aggressive on on social media. they have been aggressive about when a republican lawmaker would take credit for groundbreaking or take a victory lap for securing funding for something in their district that the white house or the president's twitter account said they would see them at the groundbreaking and other democra

i said earlier, talking about the connection -- human connection trump has with his base, marjorie taylor greenethe house freedom caucus that raises more money for republican candidates than marjorie taylor greene. i'm certain of that. she has -- because she bled for the cause, she was kicked out of her committee assignments by democrats. that helped her form a connection with the maga base that the house freedom caucus is not going to be able to touch. she has done a pretty good job at playing this inside game with mccarthy. it's another statement of where we are with the house republican caucus that she's playing a role as a leader within -- figuring out a way to do that within mccarthy's world, the establishment. >> the whole play of you can't fire me if i won't take a meeting with you, that feels very "seinfeld." i'm sure they did that. willie, it's beyond marjorie taylor greene who, of course, as jen says, will remain a force in the republican party. this highlights the fracture that she's not conservative enough. i want to go back to how we opened this with president biden calling out that

. >> house rejected an effort by georgia republican marjorie taylor greene to curb money for ukraine. but green still voted yes because mccarthy tapped her to

i never cease to be surprised by marjorie taylor greene. because i'm not sure how everybody's going to respond to marjorie taylor greene. having said that, i'm glad to see the president out there selling bidennomics. i think he has a very strong story to tell especially if you're coming from the heartland. the union presidents know what he's done, but in the heartland we've got to do a better job of telling his story and talk about how it's creating job security, and we've got a lot of work ahead of us. >> and now switching a little bit here, you're calling for the u.s. to investigate and limit chinese autonomous vehicle operations. can you tell us what prompted this push and why? >> well, first of all, we have got to get legislation done in this country because it's a competitive issue. we cannot seat our leadership. we have to stay at the forefront. china has more than seven countries have evs being tested on the roads gathering data. we're not in any, way, shape, or form regulating the kind of data. we are not allowed to bring our evs, an

there was a spat between marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and apparently, marjorie taylor greene got thrown out of the freedom caucus. it's kind of like prigozhin and putin. it's not one is right and one is wrong, they're just not exactly on the same side of who to impeach and who should actually bring the impeachment articles first. >> i think that's a perfect example, to individuals who i think outsiders look at and think are on the same page, but they fundamentally are. not marjorie taylor greene came in on the trump train, as a supporter of the former president, and very vocal backer of him moving forward. but very recently, especially when it came to kevin mccarthy's pursuit of house leadership, she became more aligned with him, and there is quite a few individuals in the freedom caucus who view their role as a consistent check on the gop leader, and marjorie taylor greene does not view her rule asked that. so, whether or not she belongs in the freedom caucus has been a topic of debate for a while. we have found ourselves, or at, least getting to a place where enough individ

marjorie taylor greene is a prime example of it.bviously, on the far right of her conference, but she is not viewed as welcome within the house freedom caucus because of her alliance with kevin mccarthy. she's made a decision to allow with him and supped him, but members of the group do not trust her and which is why she got kicked out of the group, which is a remarkable statement in and of itself. we talked about this because they are the ones who can really hold things in limbo in the house. just two weeks ago a handful of them decided to essentially paralyze the house for about a week because they did not get their say on the way things should go moving forward on spending. as a result, kevin mccarthy had to cut a deal and agree to move forward on spending levels to fund the government in a lower level than what he agreed on in the debt limit deal that could lead to a shutdown fight in the fall. these members and what they decide to do in their tactics have huge implications in congress. >> you see this, you and i covered congres

and marjorie taylor greene showed that airline ticket. out in this hearing are hunter biden, for instance, one of the things that came out spending $10,000 for a golf club expense. well, it wasn't a golf club, it was a sex club. the irs whistleblowers also highlighted the idea that hunter biden paid for joe biden's hotel rooms on a particular trip. but it wasn't a business with expense, was it? or was it a business expense? because remember, wasn't it joe biden who said i've never had a discussion about any sort of business, overseas business dealings with my son? so several of these came out. i think the one thing i wish the hearing did more of is show how that money was flowing. they did establish that there were millions of dollars that were flowing in to the bidens. they didn't pay taxes by the hundreds of thousands of dollars, but they weren't allowed to fully pursue these charges with the department of justice. elizabeth: got it. jason, thanks for stepping in there. let's bring in senator marsha blackburn. senator, an honor and a pl

be quite contentious as well because kevin mccarthy has already said that he wants to have marjorie taylor greenee of the more far right members of congress, on that committee. it could be interesting to see how those appropriations go. host: tell us about the hold that senator tommy tuberville has on military nominations and how this may come into play, this week with the ndaa discussion. guest: this is probably the second biggest issue if not the biggest right now that the senate is encountering. close to 300 promotions or nominations in the military are being held up for admirals and generals by a single senator, tommy tuberville of alabama. what he is objecting to is a policy that the pentagon has put in place recently that would pay for travel, out-of-state travel for abortions, if a military service member wants to have an abortion. this comes in the wake of roe v. wade being overturned and inferring state laws going into place. he say it -- he says it violates the hyde amendment and federal law that can't pay for abortions, but paying for travel is akin to paying for the abortions. he is p

back story here, which is that a lot of members of the house of freedom congress thinks that marjorie taylor greenemccarthy. the idea that marjorie taylor greene is not right-wing enough for you is a little bit take -- peculiar. kathy, but didn't mind when she spok a white nationalist conference? >> it's not even that kevin mccarthy is a moderate, but the house freedom caucus has been built on the idea that they basically are going to remain tightly knit and that gives them their power. so if they feel as if marjorie taylor greene is moving closer to mccarthy, i think that weakens it. >> was that the nail in the coffin? >> her power at the moment is derived from the speaker. he has elevated her, she has become a key ally of his. the house freedom caucus does not exactly exist to support leadership and the establishment and to govern and pass bills and get things done. she has become part of that, which is an interesting evolution for a firebrand like her. and so i am guessing that they did not like that, this back and forth with boebert. it is an interesting cover story, but the house freedom caucu

marjorie taylor greene making noise.re's always turmoil within the republican party that we're covering. at the same time, president biden is going out, giving speeches about bidenomics, and they're not exactly resonating had terms of polling with the american public. the white house will say, it doesn't really matter, polling has never been on our side at the moment anyway. look at these disapproval numbers. >> i wouldn't stay where the fun is. republicans fining each other. >> we'll get back to that the jerry seinfeld reference was hysterical. i loved it. sings i have been asked about joe biden. >> here's the thing, you were excited to talk about the republican infighting, you're not so excited to talk about joe biden, isn't that saying everything? >> well, no, joe biden is doing what a president should do. >> yes, okay! he's actually doing presidency. he's doing presidential. he's going out and he's giving talks about his agenda. and, yeah, that's my stuff that my friends on this panel, yeah, that's nice, but the fun

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congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. and d.c.s reports that the far-right members of the house freedom caucus voted to oust her due to her support for kevin mccarthy and for a confrontation with fellow house freedom caucus congresswoman lauren -- i will not say here at what they said on the house floor, it is not for the children. now, so far, they have not been able to directly notify congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of the vote. congressman, what effect -- first of all, what is going on? is this how it goes? why are they doing it behind her back? what is going on? >> we'll first rule of the freedom caucus is that you need to be a pain in the butt to the leadership. but they weren't actively undermining the leadership. that's what they've done when the republicans have been in the dark. and the offense that marjorie taylor greene committed is that she's been to supportive of leadership, -- speaker mccarthy on this debt ceiling agreement that she was helping carry the leadership's water. and frankly, i thought it was a reason

and marjorie taylor green has been an ally of kevin mccarthy and that's likely at play here, perhapseel they can trust her and the fact that she's allied with the speaker and they've been a thorn in the side of every house republican leader since the caucus began. we're going to talk to former republican congressman adam kinzinger about this warfare and what it means for the republican caucus going forward, the greater caucus. kevin mccarthy's majority is very, very slim. in fact, one member can go to the floor of the house and vote to force a vote on whether or not he should continue to be speaker. >> that's part of the reason that he reportedly has backed marjorie taylor green and said that she's now someone in his inner circle, i guess. jake tapper, "the lead" starts at 4 p.m. coming up, a suspect with known survivalist skills where police say they have now found camp sites they believe are connected to him.. stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. libeberty. liberty. ♪ before... and bath fitter. now's the time to call bath fitter to get a beautiful

marjorie taylor greene voted for the bill because speaker mccarthy offered her a seat on the conferenceommittee. conference committees are after the house passes a bill, the senate passes a version and the conference committee comes together and have one bill. and it goes back to the house and senate. it's odd because marjorie taylor greene is not on the armed services committee to begin with but is going to be put on the conference committee for this. what do you make of that? >> what i make of it is the extreme maga republicans run the republican party. i mean, basically kevin mccarthy will do whatever he has to do to appease the most extreme, obnoxious members of his party at every turn. that bill that i mentioned that we passed out of the arms services committee, that would have passed the house floor with probably 360, 370 votes. we would have lost a few, you know, the freedom caucus members and some of our folks on the left who don't vote for the defense bill typically, we had a strong bipartisan bill, but kevin mccarthy's made it clear, whatever the far right wants, he will give

the fact that, for example, he's now got marjorie taylor greene, who he promised a spot on the conference committee for this bill, she's going to be one of the folks who is in the room and actually helping to hammer out what this ultimately looks like. i think that's going to be really important. to her thing i'm looking for, too, is the way this abortion issue, which really did start with senator tuberville in the senate, him holding up those military promotions until the pentagon changes the policy we were just talking about. it seems like he is struggling for an off-ramp a little bit. when he was talking to one of our nbc colleagues last week, he seemed to say that he would back down on this maybe if there were a vote. he's changed sort of the way he's talked about this the last few weeks. it sort of looks like he is looking for some kind of an off-ramp. i wonder if it comes to fruition as they're conferencing out what the ndaa will look like. this is instructive of not just the battle we're looking at right now on the military and how congress is going to tell the military they can us

marjorie taylor greene has fashioned herself as a right wing celebrity.obviously it's that mccarthy vote that shows some of the republican party think he's not right wing enough. >> yeah, i think that's part of -- marjorie taylor greene actually has been fashioning this new reputation for herself. she always was known as sort of the most right wing of the right wing of the republican party in congress. but she backed kevin mccarthy for speaker pretty hard. and that angered a lot of the freedom caucus members because she has sort of redefined herself a little bit as someone who can stand the stride of the far-right of the party but also the establishment wing. and nbc news reported earlier this year she'll she's sort of gunning to be donald trump's vice president, and this is part of her pitch and her new image. but it seems like some people who were close to her in that freedom caucus don't really like that. >> so, yeah, it's sort of the mind reels. the mind reels. but let's move on from m.t.g., and certainly her influence will remain whether she's in the

what's fascinating about this story is one of the reasons that marjorie taylor greene is being ousted cozy with kevin mccarthy. i mean just track the evolution of mtg for a second and explain to me why this is worth losing the freedom caucus in the short run. what could she gain in the long run from this? >> she came in to congress as a fire brand, very controversial. a lot of members were very upset since the speaker race since she supported kevin mccarthy and one of his vol allies. she spoke about the debt ceiling. she's been attacking others on twig over some of their votes and decisions there. definitely no shortage of tension between her and some of her fellows on the conservative part. >> we saw that play out on the floor with boebert. it sounds like we've got a busy day ahead of us. thank you, my friend. >>> up next, we're going to show you the moment fox news pressed florida governor ron desantis about his lackluster poll numbers. >> and coming up on "morning joe," we'll have the latest from london where president biden is meeting right now with the prime minister rishi sunak

infrastructure and jokes about getting an indirect endorsement from republican congresswoman rm marjorie taylor green. ["hail to the chief" playing] hello, philly! have a seat if you have one. thank you for that introduction. thanks for welcoming back to the city. i think that's only because i married a sweet girl. i want to thank governor shapiro and my friends senators casey and fetterman who have been such great partners. i want to also thank representative mary gay scanlon who has worked so hard for this district and other members of congress, brendan boyle, representative houlahan, donald norcross, from across th way. i always kid donald when. we have to fight for every inch of territory. so there was a debate on whether the state of delaware owned the delaware river, along the delaware shore up to the high water mark in ne jersey. they said no, we went to the supreme court and got something right. they said yea we do. anyway. i want to say, we're praying for those who los their lives in the flooding in bucks county. the idea that there is not global warming, it can't be denied by anybody anymor

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>> i'm marjorie taylor greene and i approve this message. , hillary clinton is part of the deep state baby-eating cabal. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it makes you miss sarah palin. speaking of marjorie taylor greene, male fertility is on the decline. according to a new study, researchers found worldwide sperm counts fell by more than 51% since 1973. which is why we need herschel walker in the senate more than ever before. [ laughter ] down in georgia, herschel is gearing up for his run-off with raphael warnock, and he's doing it by tackling the issues voters believe matter most. >> overnight, i was watching this movie, watching this movie called "fright night," freak night, some kind of night, it was about vampires. i don't know if you knew vampires are cool people. let me tell you something i found out. a werewolf can kill a vampire, do you know that? >> jimmy: senator, your time is expired. [ laughter ] he did not know that. did you know that? >> guillermo: no, i didn't. >> jimmy: we learned something, thanks, herschel. we've got a gre

georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is the member voted on.. but a caucus member today told cnn, quote, as far as i know, that the way it is. congressman andy harris didn't list all the reasons. he did say, quote, the straw that broke the camel's back, those were his words, was a confrontation greene had with another freedom caucus member, lauren boebert on the house floor. that is a video of it happening right there. this would have been on june 21st, two days before the vote. greene called boebert, forgive me, colorful language, these are home boards, a little --. a spokesperson conferred to cnn at the time, the subject was competing articles of impeachment against president biden. congressman harris, the freedom caucus members, headed this was not the way we expect members to refer to their fellow, especially female members. today, this is how greene responded. and congress i serve northwest georgia first answer of new group in washington. my america first credentials, guided by my christian faith, are forged in steel. seared into my charac

and marjorie taylor greene is trying to make fun of the president for doing that.ssage, great. what joe biden is saying is give the gentle lady from georgia the biggest microphone. the more she talks about my success as president helping all americans, the better likelihood that joe biden is reflected next november. >> and a big microphone is all she ever wanted. as always, thank you both. a quick break. two new losses for the ex-president from separate judges in georgia. those headlines coming right up. those headlines coming right up. . so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100%

[laughter] >> how crazy is marjorie taylor greene? she's too crazy for the freedom caucus. a group of weirdos and maladjusted on balls like marjorie taylor greene, and she's too much? this is lord of the flies playing out. the party is going to eat itself. he doesn't believe in anything. it is just there for all of these personal ambitions. >> i am going to save you, donna and eugene, from having to talk about this. stuart stevens, former congresswoman donna edwards, you green daniels, thank you all very much for coming to the sunday show. that will do it for me today. thank you for watching the sunday show. i will be back next saturday and sunday at 9 am eastern. remember to follow us on twitter, instagram, and tiktok using the handle weekend k part. don't go anywhere. my friend ali velshi is next with the latest. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. li

as you may have seen, apparently 40 million people watched, marjorie taylor greene, the very conservative congresswoman from the state of new jersey. she said, bide season doing things like roosevelt and creating these jobs. i never had an endorsement from her before. all kidding aside. every republican, every single republican voted against the inflation reduction act. now many are trying to repeal, you know it was in order, the whole point was to repeal the clean energy provisions. that's why they voted no. didn't stop the from claiming credit, the billions of dollars and thousands of jobs coming to their states. there's the distinguished senator from alabama, former coach of a winning football team. university of alabama. senator tuberville. you know. the one blocking nomination for america's finest military leader, jeopardizing our national security. he's also strongly opposed to the bipartisan infrastructure bill. now i listen to him on television. he's voted against it. here's what he says now. great to see alabama receive critical funds to boost ongoing broadband efforts. he though

. >>> republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has been booted by the freedom caucus, that makes her the first ever to be ejected from the caucus. melanie zanona has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: cnn has learned that the far right house freedom caucus did vote to remove marjorie taylor greene, a donald trump ally, from the hard line group. this vote according to sources occurred just before the july 4th recess. in talking to my sources the reason that they voted to remove her boils down to really two reasons. one, that greene has become a staunch ally of gop leadership and specifically speaker kevin mccarthy, and, two, she has been publicly critical of a number of her house freedom caucus colleagues. she publicly criticized freedom caucus members when they didn't support kevin mccarthy for the speakership, she publicly criticized members when they didn't fall in line with the bipartisan debt ceiling deal. and the real straw that broke the camera's back according to a member of the freedom caucus was a heated confrontation that greene had with lauren boebert. greene had con

and marjory taylor green is one of his staunchest allies on capitol hill.an tell you is that there has been frustration bubbling up in the freedom caucus over the last few months. it boils down to the fact that she has become one of the biggest allies of republican leadership. she publicly criticized some of her freedom caucus colleagues for not supporting kevin mccarthy for speaker. she criticized her colleagues for the backlash they gave kevin mccarthy for handing out a debt ceiling deal and blocking the house floor. the real straw that broke the camel's back corg to andy harris, a member of the freedom caucus, was that the last week before the recess, there was a confrontation between green and another member of the freedom caucus where green admitted that she called lauren bobert, a little b-word. she did confirm that she said that on the floor. and i want to say what a colleague said earlier, i think the way she referred to a fellow member is not the way we expect. a lot of this boils down to some personal and internal issues between members but there