. >>> tonight, in misinformation nation, senator rand paul and gop representative marjorie taylor greenesuspended from social media for covid misinformation. that's as a battle between the white house and facebook is heath up. joining me, kara swisher, host of "the sway" podcast and "new york times" columnist. i had the recent pleasure of being on her podcast and i enjoyed it. thank you, good to see you. >> good to see you, don. >> covid is raging again and social media remains awash with disinformation. >> yes. >> have facebook or the other tech giants stepped up their game in any meaningful way to shut down that misinformation? >> they've been trying, obviously. it's a flood that you can't even believe what happens in terms of how much is uploaded every day to each of these systems, billions and billions of pieces of information. and so i think the issue is that it's just too much and they have a hard time keeping track of it and people change, do all kinds of tricks, there's bots and malevolent players. the problem is the system really does help people who want to push misinformation

records of several members of congress, including marjorie taylor greene, mo brooks, matt gaets, jim jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, madison cawthorn, jody hice. we have congresswoman loria with us. thank you for being with us and taking the time. >> thank you. >> do you believe this is a comparable request, phone records of serve members of congress let alone a former president. i don't know if it's exactly unprecedented, but it does feel like a big deal.

but probably marjorie taylor greene will be permanently removed would be my guess. >> i can't believe you're torturing yourself with more social media. >> it's okay, there's some very -- you know what, there's always good people, there's a lot of bad people but good people on all these platforms. >> talk about the financial incentives, kara. involved with these companies. why is misinformation profitable for them? >> it's not particularly profitable, it's more profitable to soccer teams and, you know, things like that where people organize or book clubs and things like that. that's where they really want you to be. they want you to have your community and live your life and mark zuckerberg just started talking about the metaverse. essentially wants you to live your life on facebook. i think this is not something they like at all. they don't like to deal with it. but they've been pulled in because this is where people meet and it's like the public square even though it's not a public square. and i think that that's the difficulty, is everybody thinks if you heard rand paul or marjorie

let's talk about marjorie taylor greene bringing her anti-vaccine message to iowa. do people on the ground believe all her misinformation? >> reporter: hey, don, yeah. greene does this thing where she prefaces her statements by saying she supports people getting the vaccine if they want to get it, even pointing out that her parents got the vaccine. but then she goes on these long monologues attacking the vaccine that could discourage people from getting their shots, and that is a message that is resonating with some of our supporters here. have a listen. would you consider getting the vaccine if more businesses, there's parts of the country now where you can only go into a restaurant if you have proof of a vaccine? >> no, no. i'm not for that. this is america, and we are a free country, a free people. we have the right to decide what goes on with our bodies, and mandatory vaccines and vaccine passports, i believe that is unamerican, anti-american, and the government has no place in doing that. >> i'm not vaccinated and i'm not going to get vaccinated. o our days are

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liberty. ♪ >>> congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is facing backlash again after leaked video from alabama. it appears to show her suggesting that southerners should greet officials asking about vaccination status with hostility, even guns. >> joe biden wants to come talk to you guys. he's going to be sending one of his police friends to your front door, to knock on the door, take down your name, address, your family members' names, your phone numbers, probably ask for your social security number and whether you've taken the vaccine or not. what they don't know is in the south, we all love our second amendment rights. [ applause ] >> and we're not really big on strangers showing up on our front door, are we? they might not like the welcome they get. >> joining me right now is political strategist and biden campaign consultant, usa today contributor and democratic congressional campaign committee adviser. i should know that the media wasn't allowed in that event that took place in late july. i was talking this morning on msnbc with a peace corps volunteer going door to door in virgi

am i giving marjorie taylor greene too much credit? is incredibly, as you said, irresponsible, also dangerous. we're seeing misinformation is killing -- is killing people. since the beginning of the pandemic, public health messaging has been undermined and what makes it even more egregious, it is being undermined by public officials. even her characterization of the biden administration, that was incredibly irresponsible. they're urging local community based organizations to go door to door. they're not strangers. they're people embedded in the community. the messaging is key and her messaging is dangerous and killing people. >> dr. emanuel, i also want to get your thoughts on marjorie taylor greene. before you do that, have a listen to florida governor ron desantis in his -- what he had to say about the rising cases, covid cases, in his state, and youth. >> the best defenses we have are the combination of the natural immunity that has been built up, and our seniors' first vaccination efforts. that's why you have such a steep decline i

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taylor green has now been suspended from twitter. >> the georgia republican is again dealing with the fall-out over her lies and misleading statements. this time about the covid pandemic. as we mentioned, marjoriehe vaccines in particular. tonight she's closer to have her twitter account suspended permanently. >> thank you for coming, everyone. >> congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has been spreading lies and misinformation about the pandemic for months. >> dr. tony fauci funded with your tax dollars, he funded it in the wuhan lab. didn't he? he funded covid-19. >> and tonight she has once again run afoul with twitter, the social media giant suspending the georgia republican's account for a week, this time for her tweets saying the fda shouldn't approve covid vaccines and, quote, these vaccines are failing and do not reduce the spread of the virus and neither do masks. before the suspension, twitter issued a disclaimer at the bottom of her tweet saying this tweet may be misleading. >> twitter doesn't give three strikes. they give five strikes. right now she is on her fourth strike. >> responding to the suspension, greene issued a statement. >> i heard alabama might be one of the most unvaccin

came within 24 hours of within twitter banned marjorie taylor greene for lying act vaccines.t is revealing, right, one can choose to work to fight to overcome this pandemic or it seems you can choose option b, as paul and greene have. meanwhile, florida and texas are now seeking help from other states and the federal government to fight deadly covid surges, this as the republican governors are trying to restrict the freedom of towns and schools from making their own decisions about how to protect children. both states now have more minors, kids, hospitalized than ever before. >> and in texas, governor abbott is requesting help from out of state nurses and delaying elective procedures to deal with an overwhelming surge in cases there. health official says only 329 icu beds are available in the entire state. and that includes just 27 in the houston area where there are 7 million people. a source is telling cnn that the federal government has recently sent hundreds of ventilators to florida, remarkably governor desantis claims to knowing in about that. whitney wild joins us more

thank you sir, let's talk about marjorie taylor greene bringing her antivaccine message to iowa. people on the ground believe all of her misinformation? >> reporter: greene does this thing where she preface her statement on the she goes on monologues attacking vaccines. that's a message that's resonating with reporters here. have a listen. >> reporter: would you consider getting the vaccine if more business where you can only go into a restaurant if you have proof of a vaccine? >> no. this is america. we are a free country and free people. we have the right to decide what goes on with our bodies and mandatory vaccines. r it is un-american the government has no place in doing that. >> i am not vaccinated and i am not going to get vaccinated. it don't matter covid or whether if i get hit by a truck. life is what it is. we'll take it how god give it to us. >> reporter: you wear a seat belt, right? >> there is a 50/50 chance it will save you or not. >> reporter: but taking the vaccines is like taking a step. >> no, i am not taking the jab. >> reporter: there is some folks, nothing yo

how would you like to be part of marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz. >> oh, god, don't get me startedre coming here tomorrow. >> i won't be here. >> reporter: not a fan? >> no, can't stand that woman, she needs to keep her mouth shut. all that comes out are stupid, idiotic phrases. >> reporter: greene brought her message to iowa repeating false claims about masks and vaccines. >> i'm completely against masks. they don't work. they stop the spread of covid. i'm against the forced vaccines. the vaccines are failing. >> what do you think of greene showing up here to the state fair? >> i think it's great. i think it's a great way to get in touch with the people of iowa. >> reporter: have you been vaccinated? >> i have not been vaccinated. >> reporter: would you consider getting the vaccine if more businesses or parts of the country now where you can only go into a restaurant with proof of a vaccine? >> no, no, i'm not for that. this is america and we are a free country. free people. we have the right to decide what goes on with our bodies. >> i'm not vaccinated. and i'm not going to get v

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there are other members of congress obviously, marjorie taylor greene, he can't control marjorie taylorm jordan. there are other people who seem to have more power in his own caucus. you don't see that kind of behavior happening in the democratic party because nancy pelosi is such a deft leader. i mean, she is really legendary. and that's not a partisan statement. that's something i think historians looking at speakers, she has had this really unique ability to keep her caucus together despite having much more diversity, frankly, than the conservatives have. the republicans have. so yes, she is historically a huge figure of any kind, but particularly for women. >> it's great to have you on. kn g to see you. >> up next, haiti's -- the wife of haiti's president who was assassinated in her first television interview. she shares what happens that night, she was shot and survived and her husband was killed. when we continue. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has t

even congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who believes the election was illegitimate and believes trump won and made famous remarks about jewish space lasers even she says it is a bridge too far. have a listen. >> it is going to be very difficult to overturn the 2020 election. and so i hate for anyone to get their hopes up thinking that president trump is going to be back in the white house in august because that's not true. i'm telling you as a member of congress that is a very difficult thing to make happen. >> what does it say when trump, lindell, and the rest of the motley crue have even lost marjorie taylor greene? >> i honestly didn't think i could be shocked but i am. that she was willing to draw that line. i guess, listen. it's true, she is right in this particular instance. so how can you keep moving the goal post before people get suspicious? you know, this is what cults do. so i am guessing that she decided this was one controversy that was not worth her getting wrapped up in. >> indeed. in a new piece for the new republic headlined donald's plot against america you write tha

marjorie taylor greene was suspended once before and she didn't stop. she was suspended again. >> melanie, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, the battle over masks picking up where melly left off. we have republican governors refusing to take measures from requiring them in schools, actually banning the mask mandates in most cases. health experts warn this is the most dangerous time of the pandemic for children. >>> former president trump's white house facing scrutiny as a powerful senate committee interviews a former doj official and pushing to investigate trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. >>> the inflation report is out? how much did prices rise on items like food and gas? that's ahead. your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medic

marjorie taylor greene. he can't control marjorie taylor greene. he can't control jim jordan.is own caucus. you don't see that kind of behavior happening in the democratic party because nancy pelosi is such a dept leader. i mean, she is really legendary. and that -- that's not a -- that's not a partisan statement. that's something, i think, historians looking at speakers, she has had this really unique ability to keep her caucus together, despite having much more diversity, frankly, than the conservatives have. >> yeah. >> or republicans have. so, yes, she -- she is historically a huge figure of any kind but, particularly, for women. >> kirsten powers, it's great to have you on. good to see you. thank you. >> great to be here. >> up next, haiti's -- the wife of haiti's president, who was assassinated, in her first-television interview, she shares what happened that night. she was shot and survived and her husband was killed when we continue. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whol

that came tuesday, the same time marjory taylor green was dismissed.access. neither of them are charged with being spreaders of false information. sullivan is with me now. what rand paul said was about cloth masks being not effective? >> that's right, anderson. we heard there was that marjory taylor green was saying that vaccines are failing whereas rand paul was suggesting that cloth masks were not working. what happened was they both got a seven-day suspension from these platforms, but of course, you know, this is barely scratching the surface of the real problem. this will get headlines. it will get attention. the platforms also say they are cracking down on covid misinformation. but we know many of the super spreaders of misinformation about this virus are still on these platforms and are still out there spreading, you know, very dangerous misinformation about the vaccine and about the virus and of course these temporary suspensions can actually work out well for republicans. they can fund raise off of it. they can say this is a case of silicon val

one thing i would say in both paul and marjorie taylor greene's cases, these, both youtube and twittercontinue to break, run afoul of the social media platform rules, they could suffer the same fate on social media as donald trump, who is, of course, been kicked off all major platforms. >> donie o'sullivan with the latest for us. donie, thank you. >>> later testimony from the former doj official could provide new insights into president trump's attempts to overturn the election. we'll tell you about that. >>> plus, we're just moments away from the opening bell. futures up. this comes after the release of a key inflation report which shows that prices increased last month. on tuesday, the dow and the s&p 500 climbed to fresh all-time highs. we're going to keep an eye on those markets for you. stay with us. this is how you become the best! [wrestling bell rings] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] ♪ try to be best 'cause you're only a man ♪ ♪ and a man's gotta learn to take it ♪ ♪ try to believe though the going gets rough ♪ ♪ that you gotta hang tough to make it ♪ ♪ you're the be

with marjorie taylor greene and rand paul are doing, it's not about freedom.'s not about our constitutional, writes they don't care about that. they are pulling these tricks, these tired old tricks, to cause division. to sow fear. because they believe that's the only way they can win. rand paul is pulling these out in a gross way, because he doesn't want the people to know that he voted against relief in the middle of a pandemic. that he has been opposed few investments in our infrastructure, that he does not support community safety, he wants to put our men and women in uniform at risk. our emergency service at risk. in so they're doing this because they don't want people to realize that they can't lead. but we see through the bs. and that's why i'm running for u.s. senate to defeat rand paul, more importantly, to build the infrastructure we need to ensure future. so we're ready for the next pandemic. we're waiting for the next crisis. and i'm asking everyone, go to charles booker.org, to stand with us, so we can tell a new story for our future, and get these

marjorie taylor greene bringing her antiscience, anti-vaccine message to the fair in iowa.is a vaccine tent here and they are seeing people who were vaccine hesitant now ready to get their shot. have a watch. >>> what did you guys have for lunch? >> corn dog. >> i had a rib. >> reporter: this year at the iowa state fair, corn dogs, cheese curds and a 1300-pound boar named irish cowboy. >>> any idea why they named this hog the irish cowboy? >> is it an irish breed? >> reporter: i hope not. and here as well this year, a vaccine center and two controversial members of congress. >>> i don't know if you heard of marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz. >> don't get me started on her. >> reporter: they're coming tomorrow. >> thank god i won't be here. >> reporter: not a fan? >> can't stand that woman. she needs to keep her mouth shut. >> reporter: what is it you don't like about sner >> i just think she needs to keep her mouth shut. what comes out of it is idiotic phrases that she doesn't back up. >> reporter: greene brought her antiscience message to iowa repeating false claims ab

marjorie taylor greene is a cartoon character. if you want to get real information, speak to your own doctor, and the truth of the matter is, erica, as you said, these vaccines work better than we could have possibly hoped. 99.99% of people who have received these vaccines have not died. so it's a remarkable achievement. this is not -- this isn't necessarily endemic to republicans. larry hogan has done a terrific job. maryland was one of the first states to mask up and right now has one of the lowest covid positivity rates in the united states. so look, i think that people are starting to get the message as they see their hospitals in their towns start to fill and as they start to see people they know get sick and in some instances die. we're sort of moving very slowly in the right direction but we're in need of better leadership in places like texas and florida. >> you know, you say you need to trust the doctors but david, senator rand paul also a doctor is railing against the cdc's guide guidance on masks. take a listen. >> pres

. >> i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor greene. marjorie was a freshman, very active during the orientation. she was very upset about what was going on. she said, what can i do? i said, what if you go back to the courtroom and film a video and tell them to stop. she did that. announcer: you will also hear from democrats from pennsylvania and california. january 6, views from the house, sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. host: this 25,000 pound total pole arrived in d.c. earlier this week. joining us to talk about the purpose of the total pole coming to d.c. and native american issues is fawn sharp, the president of the national council of american indians. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. i am happy to be here. host: can we start a little bit about your organization? what do you do? guest: the national congress of american indians is the oldest and largest national organizations of sovereign nations in this country, founded in 1944. we are very active in staging and

according to the washington post, a list of phone records being sought includes republicans, marjorie taylor greenerdan and lauren boebert among other key loyal supporters of former president trump. the records request could prove to be a lengthy legal battle. republicans call the move a waste of taxpayer dollars for the first time. the u.s. department of health and human services will establish an office to address climate change and health equity. >> officials noting the devastating effects of climate change seen in just the last few weeks in the united states from severe heat and wildfires. the flash floods and tropical storms health and human services secretary javier becerra says the alarm bells are ringing and it is time the climate change crisis dressed as a public health issue at the national level. >> farm workers in the fields elderly people in sweltering apartments. are dying from severe heat. wildfires are choking people wiping out entire towns worsening the risks of the covid-19 pandemic. but from a string of tropical storms have ground people in the southeast. and in my home state of

representative marjorie taylor greene is seen here responding to a previous twitter suspension last monthr a false covid-19-related tweet. that time the georgia republican's account was suspended for 12 hours. this time her account is now in read-only status for a week with twitter citing, quote, repeated violations of twitter rules. >>> film and television star christina applegate opening up about her secret health battle. fans recognize her from decades of memorable performances on the big and small screen. but now comes the comedic icon's frightening diagnosis. >> reporter: overnight emotional news from christina applegate. the emmy-award-winning actress revealing she has multiple sclerosis, writing, a few months ago i was diagnosed with ms. it's been a strange journey but i have been so supported by people that i know who also have this communication. ms ankss the brain and scored causing problems with vision, movement or balance. she said it's been a tough road but she'll keep going. a comedic power house for more than three decades, she skyrocketed to fame in the '80s and '90s portr

davis: i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor greene. she was very active during orientation. she was very upset about what was going on, and her and i chatted. she said, what can i do? i said how about you go back in the cloakroom and film a video and posted on social media and if you have any friends out there, tell them to stop. and she did that. that is one example of the types of conversations we had during that short time before we were evacuated off the floor. >> who evacuate's you off the floor? what was that like? rep. davis: the most superior capitol police, after all the internal doors were locked, wooden doors that i have really not seen on the inside, because usually they are open, they were all locked and those doors began to be pounded on by the folks who broke into the capitol. they were offering instructions to be calm and stay in the chamber, and the next thing you know, they said everybody moved to this side, this exit. when we were going about exiting in an orderly fashion, on what i would say is the republican side o

>> i remember conversations i had with marjorie taylor greene. she was a freshman, very active during the orientation, and very upset about what was going on. her and i chatted she said, what can i do? i said, how about you set up social media and tell people to stop. she did that. announcer: you also hear from democrats. january 6, views from the house. sunday 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are so -- we are funded by these television companies and more, including media,. >> the world changed in easton -- in an instant. but we were ready. we never slowed down. schools and businesses went virtual and repowered in new reality. be

kumasi: marjorie taylor green has been suspended from twitter again. she tweeted that the vaccines were failing and do not reduce the spread of the virus. that violated twitter's policy of posting covid-19 misinformation. the latest tweet is her fourth strike on twitter. back in june, she, she, sh for 12 hours for posting covid misinformation. reggie: a woman is become -- is about to become the governor of new york. lieutenant governor will take control when andrew cuomo steps down. she is expected to publicly address new yorkers from manhattan. jobina: andrew cuomo announced his resignation yesterday in the wake of a state attorney general's report which says he harassed 11 women. the governor claims the report was politically motivated before revealing his decision to step down. he defended his own behavior and denied the oxidation's -- denied the accusations. >> i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. >> he looked me in the eye, grabbed my arm, and pulled me toward him. he kissed me on the cheek. >> at least fiv

. >> i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor greene. orie was a freshman, very active during the orientation. she was very upset about what was going on. she said, what can i do? i said, what if you go back to the courtroom and film a video and tell them to stop. she did that. announcer: you will also hear from democrats from pennsylvania and california. january 6, views from the house, sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. host:

on the show was calling for him to be criminally investigatedwh over what, i'm nt sure yet marjorie taylor greent's gotten really bad. it's kind of unbelievable how much they fixated on him, all because he was inconsistent more than a year ago now. one of the prominent scientists in the country he is not the only one. there's lots of great scientists out there but because he is so visible and associates with both governments responses, if you are realizing him like that, i think overall that brings down the a lot of trust in the scientists generally and youis n see it, on twitter all the time getting harassed if they talk about anything that's slightly controversial. >> this question is from jerry. do you think anyone from the administration will be held accountable for the 400,000 plus coronavirus deaths? >> that is a tough question. i think we knew that there had to be some journalistic accountability for what happened last year. to write a big report about what happened it appears like there will be nothing like that after this. one of the biggest catastrophes in history so we felt it was imp

for him to be criminally investigated, for what i'm not sure at the rally over the weekend, marjorie taylor greenere mocking him. it's gotten really bad. it's kind of unbelievable how much they fixated on him all because he was inconsistent on masks more than a year ago now. and i think it did a lot of damage. he's kind of one of the most prominent scientists in the country. he's not the only one, there are lots of great scientists out there but because so visible people associate him with both governments responses, if your bill arising him that overall brings down a lot of trust in science and scientists generally you can see these scientists on twitter all the time getting harassed if they talk about anything slightly controversial. >> this question is from jerry. do you guys think anyone from the administration will be held accountable for the 400,000+ avoidable deaths? >> that's a tough question. one of the things that compelled us to do the book was we knew that there had to be some journalistic accountability for what happened last year . after 9/11 there was a 9/11 commission where they w

notably marjorie taylor green who talked about fda approval saying the fda should not approve the covid vaccines there are too many reports of infection and spread among vaccinated people. look, number one, we know 99.99% of the fully vaccinated have not needed to be hospitalized, they have not died or suffer severe illness. this misinformation has prompted f twitter to suspend her for a week with 430,000 followers the damage may be. doctor, we've been here before, here we are again. >> yeah. and honestly, i just feel like some people spout so much nonsense they don't deserve our attention or air time. you speak with six different americans they may give you six different reasons for getting or not getting vaccinated. for some people it is a sticky issue that we don't have full fda approval for covid vaccines but we're on the way to getting there. the fda is still amassing more data. but right now we have emergency use authorizations and we have still very much in an emergency. i do think that the cdc has not been great on its message, pains me to say that. i worked there and i know the

this is the third time for marjorie taylor greene being suspended. >> it's the third time.twitter rules say as the amount of violations grows, the suspensions grow as well. by the fifth time, she with be banned permanently from the platform. she's been booted for a week. >> i said she's one of the major spreaders of misinformation about covid and the vaines. there's so many though that are being fought. >> there are. there's this story out in the new york times today that showed that vaccine misinformation did plunge as cases plunged earlier this year but now that delta is spiking, so is the vaccine misinformation. it's coming from a lot of places. fox news, social media platforms like facebook and youtube and twitter. it's really difficult for these platforms, it seems like, to get the arms around this problem. they have been trying to implement different policies but it doesn't seem to be enough to really curve the spread of this misinformation. >> let's turn to the big lie. not omnly on social media but right wing tv news as well. this lawsuit from dominion voting going

he has marjorie taylor greene for like half of it.es the maga movement. i find it remarkable looking where maga is and where trolling is. trolling becomes a sophisticated art form and i have to say matt gaetz is quite good at it. >> explain. >> so, i think he's very good at understanding the key tenant of controlling. the other is this is as core element of maga doctrine is always find a way to make yourself the victim and appeal to the victim hood of your potential follower. the main problem of this podcast in addition to avoiding many of the key facts that are alleged against him is that he is ultimately completely sentimental. he's ultimately kind of weak and also sort of turns everything into words salad. none of it makes any sense but you are left with a feeling. he's good with leaving you with a feeling. this guy is a nice guy, why is everybody out to get him? i am a victim. >> what does it reveal not only where the republican party is headed but the political culture that everything is about content because we all observed that

twitter suspended marjorie taylor greene for one week after she tweeted the faib da should approve theling. this is the third and toughest penalty twitter has imposed on greene for sharing again misinformation. >>> and as the economy roars back to life, prices for everything is rising too. and a harvard analysis finding employee compensation is less than it was in december 2019 when adjusted for inflation. employee cost index which measures wages and salaries is 2% below the pre-pandemic trend. prices as you know for gist about everything is rising. gas is more expensive, your grocery bill is higher, car prices at record highs. all eyes will be on the consumer price index for july. consumer prices rose 5.4% in june, largest in 13 years. stripping out volatile food and energy costs, prices rose 4.5%. and that is the fastest core pace since november 1991. it is the down side of a hot economy. demand for everything coming back all at the same time faster than producers can keep up and supply glitches mean they can't make and deliver goods as quickly. >>> and join cnn for a once in a lifet

in the chamber three republicans are suing pelosi to get their money back, ralph moreland marjorie taylor green in our friend thomas massie here to discuss house judiciary committee member, thomas massie himself. author of the lawsuit, you sued goldberg, didn't you. >> this is kind of delicious, a year ago she called me and dangerous nations on television, not a moron but a dangerous nuisance we filed in washington, d.c., is unconstitutional what she did she's trying to use her salary to modify our behavior in the 27th amendment says you cannot do that you cannot bury a member salary and there's another part of the constitution that says you can only very the salary based based on the law the law has to pass the senate to be signed by the president, she is queen pelosi and doing whatever she wants, she goes in there without a mask in the speaker's chair, it's only the venture republican the have to wear a mask or pay the fine, this is an about us this is about what's going on and rest of america thought about $500 for three congressmen it will have a choice schoolchildren and the people going t

even one of our georgia representatives, this woman, representative marjorie taylor greene and yatesose in fulton county business. i told them to stay the hell out of fulton county. you have nothing to do with us. we can take care of ourselves here. our elections were fair, transparent and that's exactly what we're preparing for for the november elections and keep in mind, this area here, we represent some 40% of the population of the state of georgia and we were responsible, quite frankly, for the election of president biden and clearly sen senators ossoff and warnock. the eyes of the world will be focused on us with the re-election of senator warnock. we shouldn't have to. think about t nine months later we're still here dealing with this big lie trying to justify when even the former -- the secretary of state's own person, this carter jones, he put in to monitor our elections and his report concluded there was no malfe malfeasance, no wrongdoing whatsoever with respect to the elections in fulton county. so that being the case, what is this all about? pure partisan politics. we won

tonight, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene spreading more misinformation claiming on twitterh covid-19. greene saying of the pfizer vaccine, quote it should not wibe approved or mandated. this comes as greene suggested public officials encouraging vaccinations could be shot. >> you lucky people here in alabama might get a knock on your door because i hear alabama might be one of the most unvaccinated states in the nation. well, joe biden wants to come talk to you guys. >> don't do that. >> he's going to be sending one of his police state friends to your front door. what they don't know is in the south we all love our second amendment rights. [ cheers ] >> and we're not real big on strangers showing up on our front door, are we? they might not like the welcome they get. >> republican senator rand paul tweeted out this video to his followers regarding the cdc's latest guidelines on mask wearing. >> it's time for us to resist. they can't arrest all of us. they can't keep all of your kids home from school. they can't keep ever government building closed. no one should follow the

lauren bobert of colorado, marjorie taylor greene of florida. jody heist of florida.makers participated in some way, shape or form of the stop the steal rally, the prelewd to the insurrection. many of them ended up participating in the insurrection. it's not just members of congress we're told that the committee is targeting. it also includes members of the trump family, including the former president himself, his children, iechka, eric, don jr. as well as don jr.'s girlfriend and member of the trump campaign, kimberly gilfoyle and the wife of eric trump, lara trump. it gives us a sense of where this investigation is headed. >> one notable detail is that members of congress were attempting to call the president to get him to call the crowd off. one person notably absent from the list is house minority leader kevin mccarthy. do we know why? >> that certainly stands out. mccarthy is considered to be an important part of this investigation, committee chairman betty thompson has not ruled out calling him as a witness. it is all focused on the rally itself, this part of th

others such as marjorie taylor greene of georgia and congresswoman.ies here could be subject of this investigation going forward, at least those conversations that they had with donald trump and any of his allies on that day. now, at the same time, the former president himself could also be targeted here as well. we are learning that the committee is interested in seeing what records involve the former president as well as his daughter ivanka, his son donald trump jr. as well as eric trump and his daughter-in-law, laura trump and kimberly who is donald trump jr.'s girlfriend and senior advise tore the trump campaign. jake, this investigation has been happening behind the scenes. these letters are coming out just now. but as you can see all the ground work being laid for an extensive investigation that can run up to the midterms next year. >> okay. thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> coming up, we're waiting to hear from u.s. saecretary of state for more on the end of the longest u.s. war. power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we c

and over the weekend, a video surfaced of an alabama crowd cheering congresswoman marjorie taylor greene

i think what's an embarrassment the world over is kevin mccarthy who gives safe haven to marjorie taylor greeneney. she took a different line today and i think it might be the one the biden white house might pay attention to. she blamed the pompeo trump deal with the taliban. if you look at mccarthy's reaction, i'm not sure that's anything that's going to get traction outside of anything but a political ping-pong match. i think what this white house has to contend with are the kinds of calls that are being reported in "the new york times" this hour. a contentious but more substantive call between the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, the chairman of the joint chiefs and a larger and a little more politically diverse group of democrats and republicans. i think a lot of the focus will be on getting out everyone. not just who already has the special visas because there's no evidence that they've all been able to get out of the country. a lot of them are sheltering in place and haven't even made it to kabul. but i think a lot of the actual work within the president's own party and if he

. >>> matt gaetz is bringing his bizarre world tour out with marjorie taylor greene.what he's telling the crowd. take a look. >> i got an idea. if we retake the house of representatives, donald trump, for speaker of the house. can you imagine nancy pelosi having to hand that gavel to donald j. trump. she didn't like when that january 6th guy sitting in her chair, she's sure not going to like seeing donald trump sit in her chair? >> that's what matt gaetz is selling out there. fact-check, the white house true when they have the true majority, he has not maybe calculated lot of other people to turn out in the midterms, as well. now, coming up, we have made it to friday. and we have some very special guests, including joan walsh, when we come back. when we come . . an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement this is a hero, walking his youngest down the aisle, which to his bladder, feels like a mile. yet he stands strong, dry, keeping the leaks only to his eyes. depen

overshadowed by some of the loudest and most controversial members of that freshman class like marjorie taylor greenerats have made clear they are going to yoke the entire party to those controversial members including some of these really tough swing districts and some of these vulnerable members. it is also worth pointing out even though elise stefanik was elevated to the number 3 position in gop leadership, that only happened after the republican party kicked out liz cheney, then the highest ranking woman from her leadership job. democrats are not going to let voters forget that. >> melanie, thank you so much for following that for us. >>> coming up live on new day, another star from one of the most popular sitcoms ever, one of brianna's favorites, but she doesn't know who it is. stay tuned. ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. >>> th

i want you to listen to marjorie taylor green. >> i hear alabama might be one of the most unvaccinated talk to you guys. he's going to be sending one of his police friends to your front door. what they don't know is in the south, we all love our second amendment rights. >> there's a lot to unravel there. number one, applause when she says alabama is one of the least vaccinated states in the country. that should not be an applause line in any setting. democrat, republican, independent, whatever. then joe biden is going to send his police state friends to your front door. what they don't know is in the south, we love our second amendment rights. we are months removed from the united states capitol. >> that messaging is so harmful because people have this idea and misinformation does spread and we've seen how powerful it can be, about this idea that the federal government is going to come knock on your door if you're not vaccinated. if you've listened to just an eight of what they've said, they say it's a personal choice you're making when it comes to what not. i don't think the applause

. >> marjorie taylor green speculated at the fire that killed 85 people was sparked by a jewish spaceo exile republicans like liz cheney and adam kinzinger for standing up to a president that caused an insurrection on the united states capitol. to save the soul of the republican party, we must stand up for those who act with integrity and against the ones that lie. >> mo brooks and his he is steamed colleagues to take us off the air tonight. that will do it for our broadcast on a thursday evening. along with our thanks for being here with us on, behalf of all our colleagues at these networks of nbc news. good night. of nbc news. good night >>> what a day this has been. that one, not two, but three united states senators announced they have just contracted repubr of mississippi, independent senator angus king of maine, and democratic senator john hickenlooper of colorado. all announced today that they have tested positive. all three of these men, who were fully vaccinated, which just put a spotlight on how very very contagious the delta variants of this virus is. the delta variant make

. >> reporter: congresswoman marjorie taylor greene claiming on twitter that many people who got the pfizer vaccine say they are getting sick with covid. greene saying, it should not be approved or mandated. this comes just after greene on a recent visit to alabama suggested that public officials encouraging vaccinations could be shot. >> lucky people here in alabama might get a knock your door because i hear alabama might be one of the most unvaccinated states in the nation. well, joe biden wants to come talk to you guys. he is going to be sending one of his police state friends to your front door. what they don't know is in the south we all love our second amendment rights. [ cheers ] and we're not real big on strangers showing up on our front door, are we. they might not like the welcome they get. >> reporter: republican senator rand paul tweeted out this video to his followers in recent days regarding the cdc's latest guidelines on mask wearing. >> it is time for us to resist. they can't arrest all of us. they can't keep all of your kids home from school. they can't keep every go

. >>> it's not just marjorie taylor greene with wildly offensive, deeply ahistoric comments to the nazientire state-wide republican party plan. john avlon with a reality check. >> reporter: back in april, canada had 3% of the population fully vaccinated. there are no domestic manufacturers of the vaccine up north. cities like montreal and toronto were in lockdown. fast forward to this summer and 59% of the canadian population is fully vaccinated with 71% having received one dose. meanwhile in the u.s., cases and hospitalizations are spiking and were stalled at under 50% fully vaccinated which begs the question why? the answer is that our country is stuck and suffering right now because of the unvaccinated and stubbornly high percent have refused the vaccine because of hyperpartisan lies. here is a steaming example of that bs. pushing out a tweet comparing common sense restrictions for the unvaccinated to the yellow star that hitler's nazi germany forced jewish citizens to wear, that identified the same 6 million people murdered during a holocaust. this is part of a sickening comparison