marjorie taylor greene, her text was on january 17th.we process this, given the fact that it is so unprecedented? >> that is so interesting. if you look at the indictments filed by the justice department, against this plot, they see it didn't end on january six, is just one episode. the plot is going down on january 20th. it was relentless. they didn't give up on january 6th, just because they were unsuccessful in obstructing the vote certification, until, joe biden seems to take this oath of office. this is going to thwart that election, and that is part of the story. it is the singular focus, on the january 6th attack. i think, in some ways, it is distraction, it is a sideshow, for this much larger conspiracy to overthrow the election. it began before the election, in the proceeding, if i looms, the only way i lose is because it will be rigged, and vote by mail is fraudulent. all things he did, leading up to january 6th will be arguing that the election had been stolen. then, all of the things that he said, even after january six, all

plus the marjorie taylor greene lie in the witness stand. the new evidence that suggests that she was not on us under oath. then, neighbors in danger. fear that russia's war in ukraine could spill into bordering countries. we can tell you where and what to expect. let's get started tonight is the night. after a two-year hiatus, the white house correspondents dinner is back. we have all the news on d. c.'s big event. in the next hour, we will bring you the coverage of the roast and president biden speech live. first, we start tonight with some new developments from the january six committee. after nine months and more than 800 depositions and interviews, we have a date for when the public will finally get their first glimpse at the evidence. the committee is set to hold its first public hearing on june 9th. chairman bennie thompson also announced that the committee will send requests for testimony this week to several republican lawmakers. earlier, cnn obtained thousands of text messages from former trump chief staff, mark meadows, including

a campaign finance reform organization is suing to remove the georgia republican marjorie taylor greenelot over her alleged role in the january 6th insurrection. marjorie taylor greene has made plenty of incendiary comments, publicly, before and after that fateful day in january. on january 5th, the day before, she declared that the following day would be, quote, our 1776 moment. 1776 was, of course, the year that america declared independence from britain. it's also a slogan adopted by the far-right's extremist group the proud boys. she defended the january six rioters saying, quote, if you think about what our declaration of independence says, it says to overthrow the tyrants. and how about when she accused house speaker nancy pelosi of treason and suggested that she be executed? this is all public information. all you have to do is go to it and the statements pop-up. but marjorie taylor greene must have come down with a case of amnesia because, when asked about these statements, when she took the stand last month in a trial to determine whether she should be disqualified from running

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unwelcome news for many residents in georgia to predominantly black towns out of atlanta, marjorie taylor greenee judge agree that they're likely, as he put it, unlawful. he ruled there wasn't enough time to change them for the upcoming midterms. so, how did marjorie taylor greene, and her soon to be constituents feel about? that joining us is democrat of georgia, representing the state's 30th district includes -- also jones and by the cofounder of the black voters matter find. tasha, you have been trying to -- get trump out of office, marjorie taylor greene, meanwhile, trying to overturn your vote, overturn your work. how do you feel? >> yeah, i am so deeply, deeply disappointed in what is happening in this nation right now. it's not just what she's done in terms of representing a black woman, she doesn't represent america. ultimately, what she did, is that she was a person who said the democratic party are nazis. she talked about how this is like the holocaust and how it happened. i think we really have to recognize how dangerous she is. to have the opportunity at this moment that she should b

make more of what's yours. >>> a legal push in georgia to keep republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greenea judge ruling that greene can run for re-election rejecting claims she's ineligible due to her actions around the january 6th insurrection. cnn's ryan nobles has details now. ryan. >> reporter: jessica this is a significant win for the georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who was facing the prospect of being thrown off the ballot because of a challenge from liberal activists who said that she played a role in the january 6th insurrection that constitutionally would make her disqualified from being able to hold public office now, there was something that was litigated in a georgia court over a marathon session which included three hours of her own personal testimony, but it was up to the judge to make a recommendation in this case, and he decided that the facts of the case did not merit the cause that the activists were looking for. charms burr doe issued a 19 page decision where he said in part that the challengers had produced insufficient evidence to show that representative

definition of what's love one another means, means destroying our laws. >> gop congresswoman marjorie taylor greenetering america. and sparking backlash from key leaders including the catholic league president brian donaghue who labeled greene as a quote, loose cannon and a disgrace. green's comments inflammatory are not necessarily surprising. considering her past. they come amid a growing resistance of white questions on the right who for the republican parties core constituency. in fear america as they see it, as drifting away from them. and the latest podcast episode, my next two guest broke down the reasons behind this movement. and the lines that were willing to cross to fulfill their dream of a white christian america. >> a white majority feels like they're the biggest victims in america and specifically like you mentioned, this white christian eventually calls when you listen to them and when you watch fox and when you listen to the podcast, we're under attack, there are against us, there are gaps are students and like and the rest of us are like yo, i love to do a freaky friday trade with

>> yes. >> let's go to marjorie taylor greene.lease ask your question. >> my question is for jennifer. money says a lot about people and on your fec report, you received most of your donations from rhinos in washington and lobbyist and democrat donors. also pacs funding you that are bankrolled by reid hoffman, a mega-democrat mega donor billionaire who donates 25 million dollars to communists like nancy pelosi and stacey abrams. next week, you are having a fundraiser with senator bill cassidy which is a trump impeachment voter, which is very offensive to voters in northwest georgia. my question for you, are you going to continue to be sold out to the swamp before you've had an election, are you going to give the money back and cancel that fundraiser with trumpet impeachment poser -- voter bill cassidy. i am highly offended. i'm endorsed by president trump and our district still supports them. are you going to give that money back? >> let me clarify first and foremost that the individuals supporting me are not supporting me because

for example, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who has peddled qanon conspiracy theories, who in extreme even than donald trump. is she an acceptable member of your party? i think what is unacceptable for me, what right now has happened with supreme court attacking, politicising supreme court, trying to undermine fundamental principles of our republic, trying to use it as a political weapon and exert undue influence on our judicial branch — that is unacceptable for me. to tell you the truth, i was in the committee... i would really appreciate just if you would answer my question. let me tell you... marjorie taylor greene recently spoke at a conference which was organised by white supremacists, white nationalists. now your own party leader in the house, kevin mccarthy, called that appalling and wrong. the question is, is she, in your opinion, someone to be fit... fit to be inside the republican party? i don't pay attention with people. the voters who decide who is fit, who is not. their own constituents — they will decide. but i will tell you as much as i disagree maybe with some

. >> marjorie taylor greene is spreading another conspiracy theory, just when you think it can't gett can, the current monkey pox outbreak to billionaire bill gates. >> back in 2003 they went ahead and started talking about something called money pox. this is something bill gates has certainly been talking about, monkey pox. bill gates, i want to remind everyone, he wants to grow fake meat in a petri dish and wants us to drink poop water. i don't know why we're letting bill gates decide our health decisions. bill gates is very concerned about monkey pox because this is something he can make a lot of money off of, him and his buddies, all the democrat do donors. >> i don't know about monkey pox, but i have a migraine listening to that. >> i hate the fact that we're talking about it and amplifying it. i think it's so hurtful and damaging when these ridiculous narratives are amplified. if you're getting your medical advice for marjorie taylor greene, you shouldn't be worried about monkey pox, you should be worried about brain damage. >> she's up for re-election, april. is anybody going

you've know marjorie taylor greene for a very long time. ou see her brand of politics fitting in to the overall republican party? >> i see marjorie taylor greene as very much on the edge just like oac is very much on the edge of the democratic party. districts are so small that you can have a very extreme candidate on both sides, and people in san francisco may say, how can the 14th district elect marjorie taylor greene assuming she gets through her primary tonight. but people in georgia wonder how people in san francisco elect nancy pelosi over and over. that's sort of the nature of congress, and you get characters in congress from time to time, and marjorie taylor greene and aoc and the squad are just different sides of the same coin. >> jason chipper, we'll have to leave it there. thank you. >> just a reminder, cnn primary coverage begins tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> shooters in active situations across the country in just one year. why a trend of roving shooters is concerning the fbi and should concern us. that's comining up. al cus

marjorie. taylor green doesn't want to hear it. lauren bobert doesn't want to hear it. jim. jordan's want to hear it, but the union one the civil war, okay. and and i say the union one rather than making it a regional thing because there were union loyalists all over the country just like there were confederate sympathizers all over the country and we see that again today, but ultimately mads i have great. hope because i know the vast majority of the american people are on the side of continuing progress towards freedom inequality for everybody. i know it and never forget that. hillary clinton beat donald trump by more than three million votes even as she lost in the contaminated and obsolete electoral college and joe biden beat him by seven and a half million votes. and the young people you know. they might have that interest in the party of lincoln, but they do not have interest in the cult of donald trump the young people that i meet and the new americans. i meet are not going that way. so for me, it's a race between the vast majority of the people and the popular will an

this is not the final say as it pertains to marjorie taylor greene and her future on the ballot.ainly the most important hurdle she needed to cross in this fight she has from liberal activists that are trying to remove her from the ballot because of the role they said she played in the january 6th insurrection. this state judge by the name of charles burdow put out a 19 page decision after a marathon hearing last month where green herself testified for more than three hours in her own defense. in this decision he said quote challengers have produced insufficient evidence to show that representative greene engaged in that insurrection after she took the oath of office on january 23rd, 2021. so what happens now is this recommendation is then handed over to the current georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger who will make the final decision as to whether or not she can stay on the ballot ahead of their primary on mary 24th. raffensperger ultimately has the final say here. it's very unlikely he would overrule the recommendation that's been handed down by this judge. now, these

let me ask you about marjorie taylor greene, congresswoman, controversial. at about her race,er congressional district? stephen: marjorie taylor greene is exactly what the voters in thatistrict want in a representative. she also too now has the power of incumbency and time in office. and many of the people running against her ran as an opposition to marjorie taylor greene. and that's just something that the voters didn't want. she's very controversial, but she is very representative of trump's policies. obviously, trump endorsed her. she's very close to the former president. and for the people of northwest georgia, which is one of the most conservative districts in the country, that's exactly who they want representing them in the halls of congress. dy: so, stephen fowler, look ahead to the fall, to november for us. what does it look like for brian kemp facing -- in a rematch with stacey abrams? stephen: well, brian kemp won by about 55,000 votes in 2018. and georgia's politics has become even more of a hardened battleground since then. so, both sides are exp

. >> what today's ruling in the marjorie taylor greene case means for her campaign with the attorney who took her to court and as democrats an activist organize these are the people legislating what happens inside a woman's body. >> shame on all of you. shame on you killing babies. your murderers -- >> all in starts right now. good evening everyone from new york i'm i men mueller did in for chris hayes, it's been form -- model trump left the white house, and just one we thought we knew everything about how dangerous, how unhinged, or how downright stupid this man and his administration were along comes another book. this time by this man, mark asper, he was trump second secretary of defense and as you probably last heard of him back in 2020 when trump fired him on twitter right after the election. in the past year and a half we've learned more about the circumstances of his ouster, trump and esper were on the outs for much of 2020. after esper publicly at the time disagreed with the ex presidents proposal to use the military to quash protests across this country after the murder of g

including marjorie taylor greene. that debate begins at 7:00 p.m. here on c-span. watch that at 8:00 p.m. eastern and also on c-span, online at c-span.org or watch full coverage on c-span now, the free video at. >> this week on the c-span networks. the house is not in session but the senate's meeting. tuesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. pete buttigieg testified before the senate of commerce, science and transportation committee. they will appear before the senate homeland security miti. live or on-demand at any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> for the past 20 years, dr. thomas fisher has worked in the emergency department serving the same southside community in which he was raised. he decided to write about his experience in a large urban hospital emergency room. he says at the end of the shift, he was haunted by the confusion in the eyes of his patients. he asked a couple of questions. dr. fisher will attempt to answer these about the healing and heartbreak and chicago er. dr. thomas fisher on this subset of book notes plus. they are available on th

then, when marjorie taylor greene is confronted, she is all the sudden a victim. >> cheryl, you just the halls with the creative arts coalition. i was here at their invitation. and when we walked past marjorie taylor greene's office, we were all in shock. any kind of subtle hate speech is unacceptable. and you kind of sign that says, i like these people, i don't like these people. these belong, hear those don't belong there. that is absolutely unacceptable. and she tries to victimize people before they even come through their door. which should have a sign that says, please come in. i don't agree with most of everything she has to say, coming out of her mouth. but i agree to disagree with her in a human way. respecting humans, and all americans in this country. open up your door to everybody, and stop the hate speech. stop the law is. next stop spreading recent racial. our country, our people, our children deserve more and better. and you are better than that marjorie taylor greene. you are better than that. your work on the office is terrible. i am sorry. >> i was about to break out

i mean, imagine seeing marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and ron desantis math textbooks, greg abbott busing migrants to washington, d. c.. and saying, democrats, they are the crazy extreme ones! so what do musk say in response to all of this? well, they claim to change their talking points about policies, and it's more about atmospheric evolution. politics feels differently, they say, there's been a high shift as gen z might put it. for a moment, let's leave aside the development of the facts, don't care about your feelings, folks, suddenly very touch with their feelings. the, let's engage with their contingent earnestly. in 2008, biden lost that democratic primary to a significantly more liberal opponent, barack obama. he was subsequently pragmatically selected as obama 's vp, specifically because he was a moderate blue dog hair, ever so moderate and ever so palatable to the american electorate. joe biden, the milk toast moderate, is now in 2022, the standard bearer of all democrats. he's the head of america's liberal party, so in the white house, he alongside pro-coal conser

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marjorie taylor greene has a premium marry.hen you have former marines held prisoner in russia saying you know what, delays, refusing to rally around prisoners held in hostile countries, who you are appealing to? that's going to cost daylight. >> and among the covid policies other vote where is she's been squishing on russia, too. it's interesting to see. trevor reed, clearly well spoken. a dynamic individual, if he does get out. maggie, john, thank you very much. be tour to watch cnn's election special it is election night in america. our coverage begins at 7:00 eastern time. >>> moments ago, president biden wrapped up his trip to asia after sending out some international shock waves we'll go live to tokyo next. >>> a russian diplomat resigns in protest. he says he's ashamed of putin's war on ukraine. >>> and a manhunt under way of a woman accused of murdering an elite cyclist who aided her boyfriend. the latest on the search ahead. h from maybelline new york limitless length + volume flex brush over 10 million sold* ♪ ♪ and t

vance, sandwich there between marjorie taylor greene and matt gates.trumper. now he's campaigning with two of the farthest right members of the party. of all people to attach yourself to, what is your reaction to this picture? >> i think your question, alex, perfectly reflects and contextualize as the reporting we just heard. that, yes, it is fascinating to see if donald trump's personal endorsement has an impact. but the greater way to look at this is how donald trump broke down and reshaped the orthodoxy of the gop and his image. marjorie taylor greene and matt gates are products of that new orthodoxy, and that is why their currency is valuable in the ohio race. regardless of who emerges of a lot of these primaries, ohio and across the country, what we are seeing is a party shaped in trump's image. here's the only thing to look for. i'm not worried about which candidates emerge or not, there already to be trumpist candidates. but is there a leading republican figure? like a rhonda santas, and asa hutchison. somebody who recognize this moment and says

do you want more marjorie taylor greens, do you want more madison cawthorns, more lauren boeberts, lessgh. and i think that's a winning message going into a midterm that is going to be tough for democrats. i think roe v. wade helps democrats in ways republicans are keenly aware of. so they'll have some help there, but that's the question. >> you see that, kirsten, the message biden was talking about, gop's ultra maga agenda, is that a message for biden and democrats? >> i do think the contrast, if you have to keep it at a pretty high level, which is that because people are upset about the economy, understandably, inflation, even though there are -- there has been some good news about the economy, but people's day to day lives they're really feeling the pinch. we have to remember the president's party and the first midterm elections always does badly. it was never going to be great. so we shouldn't be surprised by democrats losing seats. just a question of how many and so i do think casting this contrast of one party is for democracy, and one party isn't, and this is a pretty big deal. a

marjorie taylor green has been drawn into this.gresswoman testified last week she didn't recall suggesting at that time after the riot that donald trump declare martial law -- i'm sorry, after the election, i should say. but then came the disclose your of her -- disclosure of her text message to mark meadows about that. here's what she told jim acosta who delights in battering republicans. >> did you send a text asking the president to declare martial law? >> you know, i don't recall that being in my text messages -- >> why even break up martial law? >> your problem is you're just one of the liars, and people hate it. howard: so on the screen now we see what the actual text was from the congresswomanwoman. she says she talked to her gop colleagues. she spelled it like a man's name, i don't know on these things. so the press says she's not owning up to her own words on text. >> well, i read the text and you just read it there, she want -- wasn't advocating for that, she's saying she has constituents asking for that. it would have be

those are the things that marjorie taylor greene has avoided. she also remains very popular in her district. we saw in north carolina some of the voters that madison cawthorne represented had got a little bit frustrated with him. we don't see that in northwest georgia where greene's voters lie. looks like she's in a much more comfortable position and not been attacked by fellow republicans the way we saw republicans pile on against madison cawthorne. >> that is a big difference. that's the other part of it is they aren't attacking her fp they are seeming to support her and continue to back up. >> if i could say real quickly. there are conversations that are happening. can replicate what happened with madison cawthorne. there's an effort to unseat her. madison cawthorne's loss. she will still be tough to beat. it means the conversations are happening a lot more feverishingly today than yesterday. >> okay. to be continued. thank you doug and tia. thank you. >>> in ukraine today, the first war crimes trial of a russian soldier ends with a guilty pl

from trump voters and spent the weekend campaigning with staunch trump allies matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene. is the trump endorsement enough to put you over the top? >> the president support it is usually helpful because it signals which side he is on. >> reporter: primary voters say they are mostly concerned about the economy. >> everybody is paying more for everything. >> the prices are real bad right now. >> reporter: in many states trump's backing will help vance who along with most other top candidates have falsely argued the 2020 election was rigged. >> once donald trump gave his endorsement, i think you know they will look buy it. >> reporter: trump's hold on the g.o.p. is unprecedented. but it will be tested in primaries across the country this month. >> we've endorsed dr. oz. >> reporter: in pennsylvania trump is backing celebrity dr. mehmet oz for senate and also endorsed several controversial candidates, including herschel walker in georgia, previously accused of domestic violence. and charles herbster for governor in nebraska, accused by multiple women of sexual assault. trump c

caller: could you speak to the subtle issues aside from the free-speech issue, marjorie taylor greene and the problem she had. a lot of people depend on twitter for all of their news. their worry is more than elon musk. it is the population of people that believe outright falsehoods. can you talk about that a little bit? guest: i didn't hear the entirety of the question but i got the gist. this is a challenge not only for social media companies but for the world where what do you do in an age where everything, including truths is doubted. i think this is a challenging time for the united states and people in other countries where there is so much division and disagreement and you don't complicate the matters when you have these tools of influence that have different mechanisms than we have seen before. these are new companies, twitter is 16 years old and we are in this environment where our american ideology is being altered by fall speech. what you do when these software algorithms make viral information that might be untrue but interesting. we know that lies can spread more quickly

of state adopted a decision from a georgia judge the determent you are allowed to vote for marjorie taylor greenc" magazine and "new york times" don't like her opinions because that is democracy. here is a victory should celebrate. have a wonderful weekend with the ones you love, the governor's race in california, a man with a chance to win joins us monday. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." fox news alert, the 45th president of the united states is onstage in pennsylvania at a huge rally despite what was heavy rains for republican senate candidate, for dr. mamet's pickle it has been raining nonstop all day but that has not stopped locals from turning out in force, we'll take you there live in just a moment but first we contrast and turn to the washington swamp for our current president can barely do anything much less hold a massive rally.

made donations to several prominent republicans, including controversial congresspeople like marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz. data reviewed by the chronicle shows a 2021, he donated $1000 to marjorie taylor greene and others. he also gave $500 to group supporting dates. -- gaetz. he also donated to the trump campaign. they have not commented on the donations. coming, record settlement stemming from the ugly condo building collapse in florida, the stunning dollar amount of the judge could not believe. reggie: heinz is imagining the future of ketchup beyond plastic and glass bottles, the sustainable options it is testing. drew: do you remember purple ketchup? that was a short time. did not last. google it. here is a look from this and has a camera, a gorgeous glow as the sun is rising. the sun rises shortly after six clock a.m., and sore for another beautiful day. much of the week has featured those winds that will be back. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the big picture, quiet across much of california. we had the winds that fans of flames in southern california yesterday. low-pressure pr

he is different from matt gaetz and from marjorie taylor greene.hey are not electorally or politically vulnerable in this primary season and madison cawthorn could lose. he could win. he needs to get -- shouldn't be a problem for an inck incumbent republican district but it's not guaranteed. if he doesn't get to 30% he's in a runoff and i don't know how that would go for him. if he even gets through this primary, it's not inconceivable that he could lose in the general particularly if these -- this kind of behavior continues and certainly, he's made many, many enemies. it not just in washington. it started much earlier from get-go in henderson county, north carolina in his own home territory. almost immediately started making enemies out of people who had helped him get elected and so this has gone from hendersonville to raleigh to washington and from many people in those places got to a point where he's not worth the trouble. they can find a conservative maga sort who can hold the seat who is not the level of trouble, not the source he's been for

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. >>> a georgia state judge says that far-right republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene shouldented hearing, lawyers that challenged her candidacy, tried to connect her rhetoric to the violent attack on the capitol. and we're also following new startling allegations from former president trump. we have co-author of the new book "this will not pass." great to see you both. congratulations on your book. >> thank you. >> there you go. >> so many headlines out of it. we've going to dive in. i have to ask about the other book from the former trump defense secretary mark esper. the idea that trump floated launching missile strikes into mexico to take out drug labs. >> yes. >> your book is full of other wild stories. i covered the trump white house, and i remember hearing from officials they had to rein in his most outlandish instinct. tell me what that was like, officials just trying to rein him in. it was not just his own staff, but every level of government he was dealing with. we have a lot of material from the book in 2020 during the height of covid, when there are these governor

[applause] senator josh hawley, congressman marjorie taylor greene, congressman jim, great advocatese all the way through. the thing about politics is you realize it can be an ugly business sometimes, but once people -- when people step up and step up early, but i am for you. i love you. thank you for making this possible, and god bless you. [cheers and applause] this campaign i really think was a referendum on what kind of a republican party we want and what kind of a country we want. we went to battle, ladies and gentlemen, in this primary, against one of the grossest organizations in professional establishment washington called the club for growth. i call them the club for chinese growth. [booing] thank you. the question in this primary was do we want to have a border that protects our citizens, do we want to ship our jobs to china or keep them right here in america for american workers and the american people. do we want a republican party that stands for the donors who write checks to the club for growth, or a republican party for the people right here in ohio? ladies and gentle

this party is quickly not just having outliers like matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene, it's becomingmatt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene. those are the policies, those are the voices that are dominating and increasingly because they show no consequence for their behavior that the party keeps drifting further and further in that direction, and listen, ultimately, it's a short-term strategy, but a long-term consequence, and obviously that's where i think the problem lies for the republican party. it also is where i see the advantage for the democratic party. >> yeah. listen, jessica, the chief justice speaking out tonight saying is concerned about the integrity of the courts. he's hoping that the leak doesn't cause people to lose the integrity of the courts b. u for the democrats, what's their last et plan to try to codify abortion rights? >> right. so that's what they're going to try to do, don. we're going to tell you right now, you have a 50/50 senate, that is just the reality of the situation here. they're going to set up a wednesday vote next week to codify abortion rights and ta

committee assignments back when the house voter stripped the committee's assignments from marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar. when asked, yes, mccarthy replied when asked if that meant he will use the standard democrats have created by stripping representatives marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar of their committee assignments. how do you think about the threat of, it is going to be even worse when we have majority? >> they are going to do that anyway. and i told the january six committee members before the decision was made that i hope that you do not believe you are protecting me, or mr. schiff, or miss -- by not doing the right thing there because you do not want them to do that to me or anyone else in the future. they are going to do that anyway. and i go back with eyes wide open. but if the shoe were on the other foot, and republicans were in power, we are already out of balance. because we have position now where they would not allow another peaceful transition of power. they are trying to write the laws in a way where they would never have to give up power. and they might not certify

and some of the -- you know, there was a big primary election in georgia on tuesday where marjorie taylor greeneon her primary. should i hold for applause? no? okay. [ laughter ] and after a long and contentious primary election, klan mom celebrated and rallied her many faithful supporters with an inspiring speech. >> there is a storm brewing in our nation today. hail and thunder are coming for the elites who despise us and who want us to eat the bugs, drink the poop water, and live in the pods, and own nothing, yet somehow be happy. i'm sorry, do any of you want that future? no! so bill gates. no. >> jimmy: i don't want to drink the poop water! she doesn't want to drink the poop water. she likes to eat it straight. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] by the way, i was like, what is she talking about? the "poop water" she is talking about is a project funded by bill gates to help solve our global water shortage. it's called the omni processor, and it does, in fact, make sewage water safe for humans to drink. it's a monumental scientific achievement, which is why she's against it. they should ta

of people there were worried i might get locked up being in the same town as the klan mom, marjorie taylor greene. [ laughter ] who you may know reported me to the capitol police last week. i actually met some of the capitol police. i think i'm going to be okay. there was no a.p.b. put out. [ laughter ] i was able to walk around freely in the city. but marjorie is busy getting sued by a group of her constituents in georgia who believe she is ineligible to run for re-election because of her role in the attack on january 6th. according to the 14th amendment, anyone who takes part in insurrection or rebellion is barred from holding office. so the green goblin had to testify under oath for almost four hours where she played even dumber than she actually is. [ laughter ] >> you think speaker pelosi is a traitor to the country, right? >> i'm not answering that question. it's speculation. >> you've said that, haven't you, miss greene, that she's a traitor to the country? >> no, i haven't said that. >> put up plaintiff's exhibit 5, please. >> oh, no, wait. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, i may have spray-pai

it's not just donald trump's republican party, it's also marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz.can party comfortable with a candidate like jd vance who is willing to traffic in replacement theory, anti-putin isolationism, who has been willing to endorse some of the most raw authoritarian streaks in trumpism. what you are seeing is a real radicalization of the republican electorate. yes, donald trump has tremendous influence. don't miss the fact that trump himself is influenced by what's happening to the republican base. it's not just top down. it's also what's happening with the voters who are making these decisions. >> jd vance thanking donald trump by name as well as tucker carlson and marjorie taylor greene. the democratic turnout was down from 2018. republicans on the other side, theirs was up. is that another warning sign to democrats? what are you hearing on the ground there? what are your concerns? >> well, i am in ohio, as you know, in cleveland. democratic turnout was surely lower. there weren't the contested races that the republicans had. tim ryan was going to win his

for marjorie taylor greene to say she was a victim, it is amazing how folks like her attack everybodyrvivor's family from a school shooting in d.c., and she stood outside of an office and yelled at her from a mail slot. she is a victim. it is insane. we want the information. history is not going to judge her or people like her that are buying the big lie as well. i firmly believe that. >> brennan: vice president mike pence did the right thing in terms of certifying the election. he is a central player in this story. as a republican, do you want to see him come forward and actually speak to you? >> yes. i would love to see that. i hope he would do so voluntarily. these are decisions i think we're going to end up making from a tactical perspective in the next week or two as we pin down what this hearing schedule is going to look like, the content, and as we go into the full narrative of this thing. i would hope and think that the vice president would want to come in and tell his story because he did do the right thing on that day. if he doesn't, we'll look at the options if there is inf

help us get every bottle back. >>> the reelection campaign for conspiracy theory pedaling marjorie taylor greeneisqualified. the judge said challengers provided insufficient evidence to show greene engaged in the insurrection after she took the oath of office on january 3rd after greene testified for more than three hours becoming the first member of congress to answer questions under oath about january 6th. but she didn't say much. cnn amara walker was in court and counted upwards of 50 times greene said she didn't remember. >> your testimony as you sit here today under oath is you didn't talk to anybody in government about the fact that there were going to be large protests in washington on january 6th? >> i don't remember. >> did you talk to people at the white house about the fact there were going to be large demonstrations on january 6th in washington? >> i don't remember. >> prior to january 6th representative greene, did anyone mention to you the possibility that there might be violence in washington on january 6th, 2021? >> i don't remember. >> the republican primary in georgia is schedu