first and foremost, i am writing is marcus flowers, not marjorie taylor greene. i got into this campaign because of the events of january 6. in congresswoman green's participation in that. this is about so much more than just having a representative doesn't represent our district, but it's about our democracy. and not running as mpg has never been my platform. yes, people see that we have an outside social media account but that's not the secret sauce of this campaign. we've knocked on over 70,000 doors and had real conversations with the people of northwest georgia. local leaders, mayors, commissioners, city council meters -- leaders and law enforcement officials. and everyone that i've talked to, almost to a person has said marjorie taylor greene is not who they want representing them. so, yes, this campaign is about marcus flowers, not mtg. rep. greene: i need to rebuttal to that. you cannot accuse me of insurrection. i was a victim of the january 6 riot just as much as any other member of congress. that was the third day i had on the job. i had nothing to do w

these are all part of marjorie taylor greene's agenda which she insists is existentially the maga agendabasically kevin mccarthy will have to bow down to. >> that's the key thing with dynamics. people forget that before marjorie taylor greene ever entered congress, the house republican caucus was essentially ungovernable. that's why bader retired, that's why paul ryan didn't want to do the job, got dragged into doing it and hated it so much that he retired, because he couldn't take it anymore. kevin mccarthy-- and now this is going to happen with donald trump just offstage saying do this and do that. kevin mccarthy doesn't have the power to--if donald trump says impeached joe biden, what's kevin mccarthy gonna do? >> this is not a case, chris, where either mccarthy can attempt to herd the cats were, boehner, and ryan tried to do before him. or a case where he will just simple humor people like marjorie taylor greene and others of the maga caucus by giving them one plum committee assignment or giving them one opportunity to offer a piece of legislation. no, her point is that the maga base

at the parties become more like marjorie taylor greene and less like kevin mccarthy. point is the next congress is going to look like a lot like marjorie taylor greene. and she's going to be as and it, and she's gonna have a lot of power influence. she's a very legislative agenda. >> that's in that congress, if republicans take power. david what to tell you about where americans have? because these lawmakers follow what voters want. >> well, stephanie, should greatly concern us. because i don't think we are going to be out of the woods in terms of whether we're going to be clear for democracy. so the marjorie taylor greene's of the world begin to receive an publican party. i think the growing. so a healthy percentage for people who would've under public and primary who are gonna donate, all inter. there are going to support the people of marjorie taylor greene. that's what scares. which is, until republicans are running for house, senate, vote for president. and so more of them than not can say that the person who gets the winner of an election, i believe in the rule o

marjorie taylor greene. thomas zimmer had a tweet, he talked about marjorie taylor greene and put her in the context, it's always they define their attacks on the other side by saying we're the victims. we have to do whatever it takes because the other side is trying to hurt us. here's marjorie taylor greene. >> we're all targets now for daring to push back against the regime, and it doesn't stop at a weaponized legal system. i'm not going to mince words with you all, democrats want republicans dead. and they've already started the killings. >> they've already started the kylings, michael steel, and so when you frame it that way, anything goes. anything you have to do to stop these people that are doing the killings. >> that's the point. you grease the skids as much as you can. you create as little resistance by taking most extreme posture rhetorically, and in the past when it was the john burj birch society, when it was what we saw with john mccain during the presidential race, the attacks on barack obama, t

i think, look, marjorie taylor greene is -- on the one hand, i don't know that it's really worth or energy to parse the kind of contradictory and nonsensicle language of marjorie taylor greene and other republicans. and one thing they do is say so many absurd and conflicting things. it's almost like a civic tax on all of us trying to untangle it. i would say that marjorie taylor greene decides running in her own district, is looking at, i think, a leadership roled in next congress. draper, an excerpt from his great new book in the times magazine where he reports from a source who said mccarthy offered greene a leadership position. mccarthy denies it. greene doesn't. but she's going to have a leadership role regardless. she is one of the most popular influential, kind of money-raisingest republicansed in caucus. her endorsement is sought after. mccarthy promised to not just put her back on the committees that democrats stripped her of, but put her in better committees. she is going to be a thought leader it's possible she's positioning herself to have -- to be kind of slightly more palatabl

marjorie taylor between's agenda. that's very different -- [inaudible conversations] let's be honest about it. >> -- the agenda of the base. >> so you're saying marjorie taylor greenn some of these issues that she's getting donations for, absolutely. same with aoc. the donations that she's getting to -- [inaudible conversations] >> the same issues -- [inaudible conversations] >> if you look at the reporting -- >> if i could have a word here -- howard: to show you how things have shift ised, cnn's chris -- writes it's a very good time to be marjorie taylor green. i think it's a surprise for a lot of people who thought she was a fringe character. but one other quick difference and that is she sometimes goes after republicans. in her second term, aoc has been more playing ball with democrats. so so she's managed to tick off her own party as well. >> well, aoc didn't start out that way. howard: that's true. >> and you see there's an effort to countermand or overcome that influences and let the electorate think that the democrat party is less extreme than it is. but we see earlier in your show you were talking to robby soave about the abortion issue and the media cover

we're talking about herschel walker, obviously another controversial republican in georgia, marjorie taylor greeneu, found what did the next few years look like if they gain control of congress? >> when marjorie taylor greene wants to do has been clearly laid forth, anderson. it's an open question as to whether the republicans will be able to govern, will actually be able to get past the things they want to get past. but, certainly, it will be first and foremost the party of retribution. they will punish democrats for having removed green and paul gosar from their committee assignments. they will almost certainly come up with some rationale to introduce our articles of impeachment against president biden and perhaps some of his cabinet members as well. then, we'll see what they do. whether or not they use social issues as tied to, for example, the matter of the -- debt ceiling if you will, finish the wall. i know that's what greenwood like to see. she like to see a four year or more term on immigration. but again, these are all goals. and the republican party, for a very long time, has not been ve

charles, if marjorie taylor greene's wing of the republican caucus controls the house, what can we expect besides weekly mandatory national viewings of the original "little mermaid"? -i think marjorie taylor greene understands what kevin mccarthy will have to do as much as kevin mccarthy does. he has -- if he wants to be the speaker, he has to reflect the base of the party, and the base of the party wants vengeance. and so that is what they are going to do. they are going to launch as many investigations as they can. they're going to make them as public as they can. they're going to try to make the last two years of the biden administration as embarrassing for him as they can and use that as a way to try to win their way back into the white house. -the only way to stop marjorie taylor greene is to lay a pull-up bar in her path and hope she exercises herself stupid. -you know, i look forward to joe biden hologramming himself into multiple concurrent impeachment hearings. -that's gonna be fun for sure. wait. hold on. hey. sorry, gang. uh, sorry, charles. i just remembered that there's somet

this just happened last night for the sixth time at marjorie taylor greene's home. anyone doing about this? not a lot so far. marjorie taylor greene joins us now. congresswoman, thanks for coming on. i know you don't like to be a victim. i don't want to overstate anything. but this seems like effectively attempted murder. six times. >> yeah, you could phrase it that way, tucker. you see, here's the real issue, the democrats have declared war on women, but they've gone a lot further. they're now declaring war on our children. that's why i introduced the protect children innocence act to stop this aggressive agenda and genital mutilation of kids. it is out of control. the same ideology coming from the biden regime that has declared war on women and children has also declared war on our law enforcement officers. and that's what they're doing. you see this same ideology from the white house, washington, d.c., and the transactivists internet trolls that hate me so much, keep swatting my house, really what they're doing, they're abusing our law enforcement officers. they'r

if you want to talk about replacement, marjorie taylor greene, you might want to take a different look at how you're looking at these things tonight, given the fact that the entire culture of native americans was destroyed so you could complain about the next group of people coming in. even though marjorie taylor greene isn't running for office in arizona, he presence at the rally shows how key her ideology is to the current republican legislation. blake masters and kari lake have parroted similar talking points, claiming that democrats want an invasion so they can maintain power. that rhetoric is popular with a number of mass murderers who have targeted black and brown communities in texas and new york. while it's popular with the extremist base and remains repugnant to most normal thinking americans who care about gas prices, health care and abortion rights, one independent voter in arizona recently told "the new york times," i see the racism, if you're hispanic, if you're of a different color, it does not sit well with me. clearly they have a sixth sense. they see racism. on the sam

so people have, you know, always sort of pointed to marjorie taylor greene she's a fringe nut candidate, including people in her own party, taken off her committee assignments with the tacit agreement of a lot of republicans but the point about marjorie taylor greene is if republicans take control of the congress, likely, the house, the republican party is going to look more like marjorie taylor greene than kevin mccarthy. she's already influencing the policy on the republican side with issues like ukraine funding. >> let's watch a little bit of "the circus" on this. >> where does that power come from? >> right wing media would be my guess. i think she's been given a lot of cover by, you know, i won't say his name, the orange american, former president. >> i watched her debate. you asked if you thought joe biden was legitimately elected and you said he's the president of the united states. do you think he was legitimately elected? >> i think there is a lot of fraud in the election and there is nothing wrong with the american people. taxpayers that pay for the elections if they want audi

tim ryan was just trying to say jd vance equals marjorie taylor greene. that's his approach here as they're both trying to court the vast middle of ohio, which is how you would win an ohio election. and, of course, on the other side, vance does the same and tries to portray ryan as completely left wing extremism from his party. part of what the dynamic you're seeing here, you noted or john noted at the top, this is a state donald trump won twice by eight or nine points. >> pretty red place. >> keeps trending red, no doubt about it, a pretty red state. and there is such a spending disadvantage on the airwaves right now. since labor day, jd vance and his outside group allies, i think have been on the air with $33 million worth of ads versus tim ryan and his outside group of allies, $16 million, since labor day. so tim ryan is not sort of getting the kind of investment from democrats to even up the score here on the airwaves and that's why he's trying to make so much use of these debate moments. >> jd vance, to your point, he's trying to make him as left as

just yesterday, yet another trump rally, it was georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, oh yes, spewing vile anti immigrant rhetoric. >> joe biden's 5 million illegal aliens were on the verge of replacing you, replacing your jobs, and replacing your kids in school, and coming from all over the world, they're also replacing your culture. and that's not right for america. >> replacing you, replacing your culture! to be clear, marjorie taylor greene there is espousing a neo-nazi conspiracy theory known as the great replacement. it's the same file ideology that the white supremacist at the pittsburgh tree of life synagogue ascribe to. what used to be discussed with a dog whistle language and innuendo is now right there at the surface. it is so normalized on the right. watch how late last month, at a north carolina rally, the crowd just assumes that the ex president is talking about the n-word, even if he says he wasn't, and they shouted back at him. >> you know, putin mentioned the n-word! you know what the n-word is? no, no, no it's the nuclear word. he mentioned the n-word yesterd

now that people like marjorie taylor greene in the tommy tuberville's safety, we told you so. we told you so. but with youth -- their democrats, did the liberal win of the party. so aaron parties doing it, i can see where the cynicism towards politics can see ben. when you see stuff like, that you can then see why latinos say we are tapping into our darkest imagination. let's just go become republican instead. >> some of what we are seeing is to sit out these elections, i'm gonna come back to gustavo and marjorie taylor greene. i want you to hear it at a glock said earlier on this network, take a listen. >> herschel walker, a walking stereotype will do their bidding. i mean, when are we going to finally leave this behind and tried to be an actual democracy? >> you have republicans, campaigning for walker tomorrow. so are they just okay with this? >> of course they are, we can't let kanye west off the hook. he is participating in the stereotype of blackmail, being a black male supplicant to white power. patrice this is who they need blackmon to be like i said last week on twitt

marjorie taylor greene made a false claim that republicans want democrats dead and they have, quote, already started the killings. given the level of security threat right now, would you rebuke those comments? >> well, i think what we've got to do is bring everybody together. i would also say that what vice president harris said yesterday -- or the day before yesterday, you know, if you have a different skin color you'll get -- >> that's not what the vice president said. >> i think what we've got -- >> that's not what the vice president said. she talked about equity -- >> that's exactly what she meant. >> i'm talking about marjorie taylor greene and president trump. >> fema has to be color blind. fema has to provide support to everybody. now, here's what i -- here's what i'll tell you. i believe that we've got to do -- president trump has talked about this unbelievable spending talking about inflation hurting the poorest families. i grew up in a poor family. i watched inflation hurt my mom. we have to watch how we're spending this money. >> i know. sir, you're talking about substance

but when you hear conservatives complaining like a conservative member of congress major marjorie taylor greene wearing a mask that says censored, the world seems upside down doesn't help free speech advocated by marjorie taylor greene but the fact remains -- it's been hard for a convincing argumentnt younger people about the importance of free speech under the first amendment rationale seems to empower the rich even more than they are empowered. it has been hard to get a hearing for free speech among constituent but i think what is going on now under current crisis over education should help us demonstrate once again censorship is a real problem for progressive values as it always has been with being attacked, the curriculum attacked because of a fear they are indoctrinating kids with radical ideas about race and sexual identity and people attacking them are quite powerful. we've seen 15 states passed so-calledd crt clause focused on arguments about persistence, the nature of slavery and persistence and equality. most of the books attacked our lgbtq looks in schools for the first time, they ar

how do you see the connection between the rhetoric that is used by people like trump, marjory taylor greene and the others and these threats that are coming into your voice mail, the voice mails of your colleagues? >> there's a straight line from what donald trump, marjory taylo taylor greene, lauren bobert say and what we find on the facefac facebook, fitwitter feed. if you don't work in politics, your feed has your family, children, hunting, your pets. for these people making threats, their facebook pages look exactly like marjory taylor greene's facebook page and donald trump facebook page. they adopt what they hear from leaders in the republican party and because it's not condemned by other leaders like kevin mccarthy, they go out and carry out the rhetoric in a violent way that they are hearing. that's the problem. the only antedote is unity between the democrats and republicans. when we decide which side wins in america, it's not by a bayonet, it's at the ballot box. >> your republican colleague, adam kinsinger, he was told get in line. as you know, the protection doesn't cover the fa

palin and marjorie taylor greene. marjorie taylor greene the best example.en have committee assignments last two years and going to be right at the center of republican power, likely when republicans take over in a few months. so i they marjorie greene is the logical extension and people saw her as an outlier now the republican party moved where marjorie taylor greene is, ultimate extension of the sarah palin runway. so the republicans are going to be really, you know, a fringe party to the extent they are represented by the likes of marjorie taylor greene and kari lake. >> mark mackinnon, great to see you. great episode of "the circus" as well. >> thank you. >>> ahead, senator mark warner of virginia joins us as control of the senate does hang in the balance. >>> brittney griner will spend her 32nd birthday today in a russian prison. what her family and supporters of the wnba star are doing to remind the world about her fight. >>> plus, kurdish women who fled iran's brute's crackdown on protesters are now taking up arms against the iranian regime. we're car

rooted in science and fact. >> there are so many interesting races in georgia and another is marjorie taylor greene democratic marcus flowers. they had a fiery debate too. and in that debate flowers called marjorie taylor greene an insurrectionist, listen to that clip. >> you cannot accuse me of insurrection. i was a victim of the riot as much as any member of congress. that was the third day i had on the job, i had nothing to do with what happened that day. i will not have you accuse me of that. that's wrong of you to do, you are lying about my character and i will not have you defame my character. >> do you think that debate, that moment, any of those moments moved the needle? >> no. i think this race, this district is over 60% republican leaning. it would be very hard for a democrat to win. that being said, we know marjorie taylor greene is this national, you know, far right republican figure. and therefore, both she and her democratic opponent have a lot of attention. they're raising boo coo dollars. so i think the debate will help in that effort but won't change the dynamic of what's likely to

early last year, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene was kicked off of her assignments on the house olent conspiracy theory. mccarthy has said not to just give back marjorie taylor greene her assignments but give her back better assignments. the top republican member on the house armed services committee said he plans to hold investigations on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. the top republican on the house oversight committee wants to open a national security investigation into hunter biden. he also wants to open an investigation into anthony fauci for some reason. the republican plan for congress, at least while joe biden is president to turn it into a zoo. a zoo with an active economic hostage crisis where nothing can really get done. republicans know they can't really outlaw abortion. president biden said he'd veto it. they know they can't do all sorts of things but they would have the power of the purse and the plan is going to be to sow chaos. joining us congresswoman pramila jayapal. >> it's dark, but it's great to be with you. >> i know democrats have been running ahead

about this as an alarming political phenomenon if it weren't for the fact that it's not just marjorie taylor greenee former president of the united states, who continues to give you recover to this. he invites people like marjorie taylor greene to his rallies. who he himself indulges engages in this kind of rhetoric. and again, this is in theoretical, we're not sitting here thinking, what if. as molly just mentioned, we've already experienced january six, it's getting more and more information about how in fact the supporters of donald trump including members of the militia, the oath keepers and proud boys. how they did see this as a precursor to civil war. this is a very real problem, i gotta tell you, every week i would be -- because the talk of violence becomes, has become normalized. it's become part of the acceptable discourse about republicans. >> you have donald trump threatening violence -- watch what happens. molly, or two years away from 2024. republicans already openly playing out the groundwork to literally steal the election, do not deco rise of democratic victory. don't take my word f

discussions on things like the defense policy bill, the ndaa so talking about an empowered marjorie taylor greeneke control of the house and, again, she has pushed very far right initiatives, she's anti-lgbtq on trans issues and things like that, impeaching the president and we know marjorie taylor greene is not the kind of person to fall in line once everything is said and done. you know, she's not going to just go quietly and say, well, you know, now that we're in the majority maybe i don't want to do that anymore. that hasn't been what we've seen from her. >> no. let me get in the time to this ukraine question. it's fascinating about the shift in the republican party. there was a pretty big recession during the ronald reagan presidency. he didn't say let's stop the military buildup. let's go easy on the soviets. forget the commie, we're in a recession, kevin mccarthy says i think people will be sitting in a recession and they're not going to write a blank check to ukraine. they just won't do it. that is a big shift. adam kinzinger, one of the republican members who is retiring who is not a fan

it sounds like marjorie taylor greene will also have more of a starring role. there is something from your book. you say that she said -- you, i guess, posed this question to her. >> right. >> and she says to you, i think to be the best speaker of the house, and to please the base, he's going to give me a lot more power and a lot of leeway, she predicted. >> right, that sounds like bravado but i think there's truth to it. not because kevin mccarthy wants to do her any favors but because, once again, he recognizes that the trumpist wing of the republican party is the loudest voice in the room and that she is the proximate disciple or person who represents trumpism. so, if mccarthy does not do that, green predicts, i think, not without cause, that there is going to be hacked to pay for him. >> -- speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, in your time on capitol hill. i'm just wondering, do you think it is a foregone conclusion that, if republicans are to reclaim the majority in the house, is kevin mccarthy the top of the list? >> i think, as with all leadership electio

it's a thin margin for republicans against outside influence of marjorie taylor greene and others. the entire caucus has moved in the bud marjorie taylor greene direction. i don't think it's a matter of keeping them in check. they will impeach joe biden. i say that sadly, if they take control. you will see the culture war issues you are seeing in the states. you will see those, that type of legislation, it will never make it to the presidents desk, but they will use the annual budget process. they will threaten to shut down the government so they can get a national bill or cultural -- republican party. >> there is a new article in newsweek that's titled the sweet revenge. what trump would do in a second term. among the things suggested, he would pack his administration with loyalists, he would try to get a firmer grip on the military, he would drastically shrink the civil service, he would also throw plenty of red meat culture war goodies at his base. don, how much does this concern you? what is at stake? >> everything is at stake. people's fundamental civil rights are at stake. peo

early last year, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene was kicked off all of her committee assignmentsr spreading hateful and violent conspiracy theories. mccarthy has pledged not just to give marjorie taylor greene back her assignments if he takes power, but potentially give her better committee assignments. after the fbi raided former president trump's mar-a-lago home in august, mccarthy tweeted that attorney general merrick garland should preserve documents and clear his calendar. mccarthy vowed to investigate the justice department. top republican member and the house and says he plans to hold investigations in the u.s. withdrawal from of afghanistan. the top republican on the oversight committee wants to open a security investigation into hunter biden. he also wants to open an investigation into anthony fauci for some reason. the republican plan for congress at least while joe biden's president is the turn it into his new. as it with an active economic crisis where nothing can really get done. republicans know they can't really outlaw abortion. president biden has said he will vet

about this as an alarming political phenomenon if it went for the fact that it's not just marjorie taylor greenee former president of the united states who continues to give air cover to this. who invites the position of marjorie taylor greene through his rallies. who, himself, indulges in the gauge of this kind of rhetoric. and, again this is not theoretical. we are not sitting here thinking what it. because, as molly just mentioned, we have already experienced a january six. and, we are getting more and more information about how, in fact, the supporters of donald trump including members of militia like the oath keepers the proud boys really did see this as a precursor to civil war. so, this is a very real problem. and, i have to tell you that every week i've become more alarmed because the talk of violence becomes -- has become, normalized. it has become part of the accept of the discourse of one republicans. >> you have donald trump threatening violence. if he's indicted, just openly say it and watch what happens. >> exactly. >> molly, we are two years from 2024. republicans are already open

perhaps you know her for harassing marjorie taylor greene, a parkland school survivor. y be reelected without a hitch. -- predicted a solid republican victory. marjorie taylor greene was almost not in the ballot, not because she lost the ballot, but because a group of voters sought to -- her role in january six insurrection. there is a rare revision in the 14th amendment against insurrection or rebellion, but the judge ultimately rejected their appeal. now we turn to the senate raised, which for republican nominee herschel walker seems to be an everlasting series of october surprises. walker is a former football star and staunch abortion conservative. the new york times reported this week that the same woman who said he paid for her abortion in 2009, also said that he urged her to terminate an additional pregnancy to thousand 11. herschel walker has denied these allegations, stating he's never paid for pressured a woman to have an abortion. the woman who initially shared her story with the daily beast has physical rashid sets a differently. abc news has not independently

in a brand new book called "weapons of mass delusion," marjorie taylor greene tells robert draper thatr writes this, in greene's view as speaker mccarthy would have little choice but toed a don't greene's a not more aggressive approach toward punishing biden and his fellow democrats for what she sees as policy derelictions. and quote, i think that to be the best speaker of the house and to please the base he will give me a lot of power and a lot of leeway she predicted in a flat unemotional voice. and if he doesn't, they will be very unhappy about it. i think that is the best way to read it. and that is not in any way a threat, i just think that is reality. back with donna and michael. it is indeed a threat. she is the pipeline to the most violent and extreme elements of the republican party. and giving her any power at all puts you in correct culpability for a all that she ushers in. >> yeah, marjorie taylor greene was kicked off her committee assignments i think just a month after she took her oath of office. so she was on he outside and the void that nobody wanted to identify with.

including marjorie taylor greene who tweeted, i don't know her has stand with buckley carlson.le, poor buckley carlson has to watch his cringe inducing spectacle, as daddy rides in to save his son, a grown ass man. i certainly feel for him, life is about his son causes some heavy baggage, but it's the best possible way to launch a career in conservative politics. of course you can. even if you have a good score, repairing your credit can make it better. start working to improve your credit. get started at creditrepair.com. away things. fit together with away things. ♪ ♪ that's our thing. ♪ ♪ this fall, xfinity rewards is thanking you with spooky perks t and surprises.. enter for your chance to win a trip to universal's halloween horror nights for a terrifyingly good time you'll never forget. or bring the scares home with movies that will frighten up your night on us, and a host of other chilling halloween activities all on the xfinity app. explore your rewards today. xfinity rewards. our thanks, your rewards. two weeks from today in this very studio, we will all be watching the

you don't have people like marjorie taylor greene, calling, just teaching about black history, anti whitemainstream. and you are right. the thing i think that is good for a lot of black folks, as watching somebody for a lot of kanye, who we made him famous, we gave him fame, support, and made him legit. now, he literally turned against us, and through some antisemitism and therefore extra flavor. >> i think that's one of the problems. and the other problem is, it is because of fear, right? like the fear of not just black people having power, but unity of, among multiracial coalition of americans, who want equality. . that is the scary thing, right? black people have been single for the last 100 years. it wasn't scary until white kids got woke. it's the same thing with critical race theory. right? it was being not talked about for 40 years, and then when people said, hey, maybe we should learn more about that, not just back history, but what, how we were complicit in continuing inequality, that's when it got scarier. that is critical race theory, that's when it was demonized. when black pe

so when you hear conservatives playing like a conservative member of congress like marjorie taylor green wearing a mask that says censored the world seems upside down. that does not help free speech much to be advocated by marjorie taylor green. the fact remains. it is been hard for a few years to make a convincing argument to many progressives in younger people about the importance of free speech. there's also citizens united which was settled and under a first amendment rationale. which seems to empower the rich even more than they already are empowered. so it has g been hard to get a hearing for free speech among those constituencies. but i think what is going on now in this current crisis over education should help us show in censorship is a real problem for progressive values as it always has been. what is being attacked, the books that are being attacked, the curriculum that are being attacked or being attacked because of a fear they are yoindoctrinating kids with radil ideas about race and sexuality and sexual identity. people who are attacking them are the people who are quite po

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in addition to that marjorie taylor greene at a trump rally this weekend, the congresswoman from georgia i'm not willing to mince words with you all. democrats want republicans dead, and they've already started the kil killings. >> i mean i don't know how to respond to that. marjorie taylor greene is somebody who's making incendiary comments constantly, but she's also been fully accepted by kevin mccarthy and members of the republican party. r republicans, especially mitch mcconnell do, not want to be talking about donald trump. democrats want to be talking about donald trump. so democrats and allies are trying to push this under the rug and keep the powder dry until the midterm elections. >> er goes the elections. >> if he gets his way, he announced their agenda last week, and, again, just like trump, death wish, racist slur, marjorie taylor greene, democrats want republicans dead, and crickets from the republican party. >> sure. we can talk about this endlessly, but it's the same answer. yes, there's no doubt it's one way to fire up the base and also a way not to talk about trump himse

hence inviting marjorie taylor greene to sit right behind him, as he unveiled the commitment to america. green told the new york times magazine that if mccarthy does not give her a lot of power and leeway, then the republican base is, quote, going to be very unhappy about it. i think that is the best way to rita, and that's not in any way a threat of, i just think that is reality, unquote. democrats stripped the committee assignments from marjorie taylor greene and from another republican, who had espoused violent extreme views, congressman paul gosar, both of whom also appeared, by the way, at a white supremacist convention. what will happen to them in 2023? >> they'll have committees, committee assignment they have now, other committee segments. >> this is no small issue. because how kevin mccarthy handles extremism in his ranks could impact the success of his speakership. at the end of the day, mccarthy is going to be walking a precarious tightrope. he will be challenged constantly to choose between delivering on a conservative agenda or supporting the wild lies and conspiracy theori

you hear conservatives complaining like a conservative member of congress like marginally marjorie taylor green, you know wearing a mask. you know that says censored, you know, you really the world seems upside down and and it doesn't help free speech much to be advocated by people like marjorie taylor green. um, but you know, but the fact remains that well, so it's been hard for a few years to really to make a convincing argument to many progressives and younger people about the importance of free speech. there's also citizens united which was settled, you know under a first amendment the first amendment rationale. which seems to to empower the rich even more than they already are empowered. um so it's been it's been hard to to get a hearing for free speech among those constituencies. but i think that what's going on now among in this current crisis over education. should you know? should help us. show demonstrate, you know, once again that censorship is a real problem. for progressive values as as always has been you know what's being attacked? the books that are being attacked. the curriculu

he did that before marjorie taylor greene showed up at his conference.re is also doug mastriano, a republican candidate in pennsylvania. new york times says his race against joe shapiro has quote, been shaped wore by concerns over antisemitism than perhaps any other race in the country. mastriano has attacked shapiro for sending his children to a day school, saying he has disdain for people like us. his campaign has paid $5,000 to far-right platform where the suspect from the 2018 pittsburgh synagogue shooting posted antisemitic things. a writer for the atlantic has written, there is a lot of understanding about antisemitism. unlike many other big issues, and he sometimes is not a merely a social prodigious, it is a conspiracy theory about how the world operates. it could have you here. i know you're writing, i've been reading it quite closely, particularly in these times. i first want to do a check-in of, it seems way worse than the last month or so then i can remember in terms of really just core old school anti-semitic discourse in the public. what do

whether it is marjorie taylor greene, again, who uses imagery in her campaigning with a little rifleto our heads, whether it is lauren boebert, who says that we are terrorists and we are there to blow our selves up, or whether it is countless numbers of republicans, starting from the former president who constantly incite hate and violence, i will tell you, i can trace the uptick of the level of death threats that i get from there rallies or any sort of fox news or any right-wing media hits that mention my name and says that i am an american -- there is a direct link to that uptick. this past summer, my office saw a huge uptick in the level of death threats that we are getting. they have to be held accountable. they have to hold themselves accountable. and the american people need to recognize that what is happening to members of congress, whether it is republicans who are recently retired, or have been voted out in the primaries, weather it is what just happened to paul pelosi and the fear that speaker pelosi and her family will live with for the really long time, and that they have

they should've done to the marjorie taylor greene's and the donald trump's. with that we wouldn't have this problem right now. but they have normalized. it >> there are no more consequences, and mitch mcconnell had an opportunity to hold donald trump accountable. and he voted not to impeach him because he wanted to stay in power. and now look who is coming for him? >> if he stays quiet about this it's as a lot about mitch mcconnell. it wouldn't be the first time that he hasn't spoken up. i just want to get this done because i think it is important, as well. speaking about the danger level and the killing, marjorie taylor greene said the democrats want republicans dead, and they are already starting to kill. we know that this is dangerous rhetoric, charlie. what went through your mind after hearing these remarks? >> i just thought that was insane. why would anybody say something like that. knowing the threats against sitting members of congress. >> because it must be, working? now >> i guess it works for her. she is able to monetize her notoriety. this is what