educate people in those districts about the dangers of the radicalization of people like marjorie taylor greeneer fascist greene team lineup pushing all over our country >> my question is how do you do it i'll start with you, olivia. you're not just dealing with marjorie greene and her online fans you're al dealing with fox we just had a young man named quintin ludwig, the grandson of the man who shot that little boy, ralph yarl in the face and head, and then shot him again. this is what he said about how his grandfather got radicalized. take a quick listen. >> feel like a lot of people of that generation are caught up in this 24-hour news cycle of fear and paranoia, perpetuated by some other news ully into that, would sit and watch fox news every day blaring in his living room i think that stuff really kind of re-enforces this negative view of minority groups and leads people -- doesn't necessarily lead people to be racist, but it re-enforces and galvanizes racist people >> olivia, you were in the homeland security department you were in charge of things like counterterrorism. this is radicali

the leadership apparently supports marjorie taylor greene. the rank-and-file republicans apparently support marjorie taylor greene. she is allowed to lie, she's allowed to debase the institution, apparently marjorie taylor greene is even allowed to elevate someone who appears to have engaged in espionage and treason against the united states of america. it doesn't matter. because marjorie taylor greene is the face of this version of the house of congress for republicans. >> you just described them as extreme mega republicans but your colleague just put out a statement applauding this debt them a proposal and saying the president should sit down with him. how do you respond to that? >> i believe they are on the same page with the overwhelming majority of senate democrats and certainly we remain on the same page. a default on our debt is not an option. it will have catastrophic consequences. paul ryan, ronald reagan, donald trump and other republicans have consistently said over the past few decades that the process to do that is the budget proc

marjorie taylor greene knows that. s her powers in spectacle as fascism is always understood, aesthetic politics. what she did, in some it amounted to a defense of marjorie taylor greene. when you show b roll of lesley stahl strolling along with marjorie taylor greene and marveling at her beautifully kept lawn, it is saying, see, that this person was dangerous but here i am walking safely along with them. marjorie taylor greene is dangerous. you need understand the danger, not that she is going to go fairly and attack lesley stahl, but she's going to remake this country in a fascist image. nermeen: if we could go back, ashli babbitt and how she moved from supporting obama to supporting trump and then also talk about you say the rise of fascism in the u.s. is part of a global fascist moment. if you could explain what you mean by that. >> that is sort of a microscope and a telescope. ashli babbitt and what sort of focused so much on her story is when i saw her killed on january 6, 2021 and it was a capitol police officer

police installing barricades as protests for and against the former president continues, and marjorie taylor greene was here for just a couple minutes and george santos, as well, working their way through the crowd. >> we expect to learn what charges and how many charges trump faces in a case centering around the hush-money payment to stormy daniels, and we expect to see something we have never seen in 240 years of american history, a photo of an american president in court and under arrest >>> thank you for being with us for our second hour of special coverage, and i am lindsey reiser alongside josÉ diaz-balart, and there are many people out there, including george santos, and marjorie taylor greene who per your reporting last hour showed up for a couple minutes surrounded by a lot of press. >> reporter: i was on camera with you guys and her suv pulled up and she was literally incased in press as they followed her into the park. i couldn't make a guess of how many folks were there. she was in the park for maybe five or ten minutes or so and then exited the park after a lot of commotion inside the

it is clear that marjorie taylor greene is an embarrassment to not just the republican party but to theion and i think we could agree that congress member green has made statements again and again, which is just shameful and embarrassment but the point that congress member raised which and i think. worthy of discussion, how the republicans have not distanced themselves from marjorie taylor greene. and how her word is what is impacting on the caucus, that is shameful. kennedy: that is so it, it shameful we vec trwe have extremists who are mouth pieces. >> we agree. kennedy: yes, there are all sorts of extremists in congress, actually, not all sorts it really is a very vocal minority in each party to garry's point, robby. they take up all of the oxygen. >> that is certainly true, they don't get a lot done, they talk a lot, there is not a lot of favorable legislating or conveining g connecticut straining government -- constraining government, i will say about marjorie taylor greene, he has and her faction exerted pressure on leadership on should fruifruitful policy avenue, i would like mor

to get much louder as the day goes on >> the new york city mayor singled out congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, when discussing security measures yesterday. take a listen. >> though we have no specific threats, people like marjorie taylor greene, who is known to spread misinformation and hate speech, she stated she's coming to town. while you're in town, be on your best behavior. >> greene responded on twitter saying the mayor was delusional and was trying to intimidate her. how are authorities sussing the different threat levels that may be occurring throughout the city >> so the things that law enforcement will be looking for today and in the days moving forward, of course, obviously are -- is physical turnout so the numbers matter with regard to who turns out with greene's rally, which, by the way, the new york parks department put out a statement saying this is an unsanctioned, unpermitted event, that gives the police some authority if things go sideways with regard but secondly, if tensions flare up to the point of altercations between trump supporters and anti-trump people, there will be

mollie: the idea that you would not interview marjorie taylor greene, millions of americans love hernterpreted by the left. they have these ideas about who they think she is but very much at odds if you ever met her, she's a smart, capable person my only beef is that i think a lot of republicans frequently, republican members of congress, they go on the left-wing media programs and they are surprised when they are attacked or poorly portrayed. i hope that lesley stahl in 60 minutes does a fair job but republicans need to understand that so as the media have become and more propaganda ana differet posture than they did 30, 40 years ago. >> obviously they have to be prepared when they go in for what they are going to get but, alicia, why is it better to cancel than to confront, that's what i don't understand? you have your opponent there, you can ask them whatever you want to ask her and it's 60 minutes, right, they can slice and dice it, it's marjorie taylor greene is rolling the dice. >> people are complaining want the congresswoman challenged in a bigger and better way and what bigg

why it did not >> yeah, i mean, it wasn't -- it's not just kevin mccarthy that works for marjorie taylor gr greenethe republican establishment works for marjorie taylor greene and her ilk. that's the base of the party at this point charlie sykes, thank you very much >>> up next, a refreshing look at karmic justice, and that is today's events, with yu yusef salaam liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains a medicine that increases risk of hospitaliza

they are asking about congresswoman marjorie taylor greene because the officials that you just saw said they were going to ramp up and be ready and so on and so forth. just so you know, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene had put out a rally for trump notice on her personal twitter. 10:30, april 4, tuesday morning. of course this would happen before the scheduled arraignment which isn't until later in the day at 2:15 p.m. eastern. what do you make of the response, the prepare motion that the city is in for right now ahead of his arrival? >> douglas: it's an extraordinary thing. it's extraordinary to see the police commissioner talking about this as if it's defcon 1 for new york. go about your business but take subways, be careful. the sort of thing. most new yorkers are going to be watching this and thinking, you know, i wish you had done something like this in 2020 where there were actually people -- >> harris: or last week because of the crime. >> douglas: any crime in new york. you get this horrible feeling this is a la fantastic deflection from the inability of mayor adams and othe

we saw the marjorie taylor greene interview awith garrett haake. there more media in attendance or more protesters out there? >> reporter: i think there are more media and passerbyes and bystanders than protesters on both sides it's a beautiful day out here. the crowd has been growing by the hour there's been a lot of yelling and screaming. you can probably hear it in the background over here, you can see there is a back and forth happening that's going on. the police have been adept at keeping the two sides apart, keeping people who -- they have been trying to keep the protesters for and against donald trump back on either side we are getting a lot of yelling and screaming. you can hear profanity i'm sorry about that why don't we send it back to you. >> thank you for that. i will pick it up there. there is -- there's been a lot of concern new york mayor eric adams warned them to keep the peace he named marjorie taylor greene, who is known for put disinformation out there we know the nypd has 35,000 officers ready to go they are bigger and better t

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marjorie taylor greene called the proceedings an injustice. >> donald j. trump is innocent. this is election interference. >> reporter: antitrump demonstators say justice is a long time coming. >> it's satisfying as a new yorker to see him finally see the inside of a courtroom and face a judge like every other criminal. >> reporter: trump's lawyers will fight the prosecution in court. once back in florida, he plans to hold a rally with invited guests at his mar-a-lago estate. trump called this a political prosecution, it's important to note that the decision as to whether or not there is enough evidence to criminally charge him was not made by a d.a. or judge but by 23 regular citizens in the grand jury. reporting in manhattan, michael george. reed, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a live look at the airport in west palm beach, florida. former president trump is set to give remarks in a couple of hours. 500 prominent supporters have been invited for this. again, it bears mentioning a conviction would not prevent him from running for the presidency in 2024. we dug into the char

and later, we just mentioned it, marjorie taylor greene calling for protests in new york the same day trump is set to b arraigned. we're going to talk to frank figliuzzi about that and how trump supporters have been reacting online. to the possible threats ahead, the 11th hour just getting underway on important friday night. after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. millions have made the switch from the big three when pain comes for you, to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, get the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... right now, switch to xfinity mobile and save up to $800 on the new samsung galaxy s23 series. to learn more, visit your local xfinity store today. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start

but marjorie taylor greene, mtg, is as famous as they get.'s gained her national celebrity, some say notoriety, with a sharp tongue and some pretty radical views like her proposal for a national divorce where red and blue states would go their separate ways. but she has managed in just two years in congress to accumulate real power, landing on important committees, and influencing the direction of republican policies. before congress, she helped run the family construction company in georgia, known to be smart and fearless, and has a history of believing in conspiracy theories. we interviewed her earlier this week before former president trump was indicted. >> we looked up some words that have been said about you. >> okay. >> crazy, q-clown, loony tune, unhinged, moron. pretty ugly stuff. >> looks like the average troll in my twitter feed so i don't really care. >> you're used to it? >> i don't let name calling bother me or offend me. i just don't. >> how much you have styled yourself after donald trump? >> hmm. >> people say that you are tru

it took all to the anti-marjorie taylor greene. u are white dude who looks like, you, know an a i midjourney conjuring of member of congress >> a bunch of the commentary asking, is a day i is that a green screen it's a kitchen, it's literally just my kitchen. >> and, you know, there's an incentivizing factor in social media, i think in fund raising particularly, the loudest voic in the room incentive. what do you think is going o with this alternate approach and its success? is it surprising to you? >> i think it disprove the general model of politics, which has been, you have to be outraged in order to get amplified. i think we've just been feedin the general public outrage for so long, they're pushing back. they're saying, actually, we would prefer a more substantiv approach there is no way that these videos are getting this kind o traction, if the old model o outrage politics is universall true >> you come from a state tha is really interesting to me. state barack obama won it's a state that has democratic governor. who is been e

, you know, putting out statements tamping down any kind of internal disagreement between marjorie taylor greeneie taylor greene has always found herself to be someone who's a little bit more outspoken she espouses views that aren't necessarily in line with the main line of the republican party. when you're in a situation right now where republicans only enjoy a four-seat majority, they have to be very careful not to reign in their members too much, it could mean it could cost them votes down the road. this was an incident that processed the line even for some republicans. whether or not that leads to a pattern, i think we're going to need to see more evidence of as we continue on in this congress. >> you talk about the votes they need, house speaker mccarthy, the looming debt fight where every vote counts, including marjorie taylor greene and george santos. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, chris kevin mccarthy cannot afford to take any vote for granted, and that's why, you know, it is difficult to try and put any member in his own party on any kind of an island. if they feel aggrieved, if

but, see, cbs doesn't like marjorie taylor greene, washington establishment. arjorie taylor greene and why? because they like politicians they can control. and if you can be controlled, and you are a victim, the sky's the limit. enter john fetterman the media's new golden boy. he also sat down with cbs this weekend. first big interview since being released from walter reed for depression. and cbs wanted to talk about fashion. >> he was becoming a rising political star and an unlikely darling of the fashion world. >> what did gq call you? they said you were a fashion god or something? >> his wife of 15 years gisele. >> american taste god and then the "new york times" i found out that i was one of the most fashionable or something? >> that's right. along with beyonce and brad pitt, fetterman was one of the paper's most stylish people of 2022. >> it was an edgy modern look. >> it was appalling. >> and then things got real sad. >> in november, december, depression started gathering strength. is that correct? >> very much. very much. i had stopped leaving my bed. i

marjorie taylor green in new york city.hicago, businesses watching the race for mayor very closely. jeff flock is there. i thought crime played a role in this too. >> plays a role, but crime is on top of everybody's mind. the latest numbers after last year, look at the latest numbers up tremendously, particularly property crimes. last year it was bad. the only thing down was murderers. corporate headquarters keeping an eye on that story, they shut this down because they are planning layoffs and mcdonald's is one of the company sticking it out here. many companies left chicago in the wake of crime. tyson, boeing, caterpillar, citadel, and the mcdonald's ceo was very open about how much of a challenge operating in chicago is with crime and the threat of higher taxes. >> it has become difficult to operate a global business out of the city of chicago in the state of illinois. >> reporter: the candidates operate two wings of the democratic party, the former school ceo and budget chief in chicago says crime is the main thing we d

they're also asking congress to sanction marjorie taylor greene over some inflammatory statements sheat one i think the issue here is get in line. who hasn't marjorie taylor greene made -- you know, maligned but it's really interesting because it's part of the strategy that goes back to february where they came out swinging and they asked rudy giuliani and others to preserve records over potential theft of data from that infamous hunter biden laptop they also threatened now former fox news host tucker carlson with defamation, reportedly not everyone in the white house is thrilled with this strategy because every day that hunter biden's in the news arguably is not a great day for president biden. but right now his team of bulldogs, legal bulldogs is continuing to bite back. >> when might they get a response, and if they're asking congress to investigate and the house is currently led by a republican, is there any chance that they're going to get that investigation? >> i mean, the house ethics committee doesn't really do very much, and in this case they have a lot of -- if they're going

amy: that was lesley stahl questioning marjorie taylor greene. elie mystal, your final cummins? was lesley stahl laundering marjorie taylor greene and her wacky doodle theories. lesley stahl should have been prepared to come back with a senate republican -- the point is not lesley stahl. the point is tennessee's drag and was always against the first amendment. one of the things the republicans are trying to do is to directly attack the first amendment when it suits them to try to push the bigotry against the lgbtq community was always like is the first amendment. even with our conservative court, expect generally that law do not pass muster and be blocked all the way up to the supreme court. amy: elie mystal, iq for being with us the nation's justice , correspondent, author of "allow me to retort: a black guy's guide to the constitution." we will link to recent articles, including "donald trump has been indicted. don't get your hopes up." go to democracynow.org. coming up, we will speak with former guantÁnamo prisoner mansoor adayfi who gives his first television interview about

one of the people making it crazy was marjorie taylor gr greene. [boos] oh! marjorie taylor greene. the courthouse, double-parked her broomstick, and took part in the festivities. today, she offered a defense of the president that i have never heard before. >> president trump is joining some of the most incredible people in history being arrested today. nelson mandela was arrested, served time in prison. jesus! jesus was arrested. >> roy: jesus! jesus! that's what i'm thinking too: jesus, what is wrong with this lady? how you going to compare donald trump to jesus? first of all, jesus walked on water. donald trump can barely walk on land. now the crazy thing about all of this today is that donald trump didn't even have to come to new york. he could have done the whole arraignment at the crib. cause apparently they gave him the option to be arraigned over zoom! you know, like nelson mandela and jesus. but i get. i completely get why trump didn't do over zoom. one, he would've gotten on camera and they would have found more classified documents on camera. two, trump wants publicity. l

and and now i've heard marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar and others essentially pervert meaning of that as well. continue well, i would say picking up from that, robert, that one of the constant themes that i that i that i see in describing my book is that this form of extremism is always about the enemy within. you know, joe mccarthy, didn't worry about the russian troops. he worried about communists within the new right and the religious right in. the seventies said that democrats and liberals were destroying god and destroying america. so that they're wrong in their policy ideas, wrong you go up to barack obama. glenn beck on fox news every night was saying barack obama has a secret plan to destroy america from within so he could take over as dictator. and people like john boehner, sarah palin and other republican leaders were coming on his show and validating him. newt gingrich against the democrats saying they're not normal people. they're not normal americans. and then we see that obviously with trump and even yesterday i got i got to know from kevin mccarthy, probably few ot

>> well look, i think we saw today with marjorie taylor greene and her outburst. if marjorie taylor greene is the future of the republican party, the face of the republican party, th republicans are in a lot o trouble. she is a uniquely unlikabl weirdo and, you, know mccarthy kind o made a deal with the devil wit these people to become speaker of the house look, by the administration -- masterful job repeatedly but i would just call thei bluff on this. because ultimately it will b on the republicans if they default. and i don't think they will. i would just, this is this whole thing about not future spending, it is about paying for spending that has alread been occurred. and been approved by the house so i would just call their bluff. >> expensive to call one's bluff with all of this a stake. yamiche, one of the things kevin mccarthy said repeatedly he wants to pull back some o joe biden's unnecessar spending one of the examples, they want to repeal the funding for what he says are paying for more ir agents for fact sake, the $80 million that has been approved for

that means that could get shut off. >> congress woman marjorie taylor greene has defended the allegedker on twitter. what's your reaction to that, defending the person who is allegedly at fault here? >> it's really sad for me to see somebody like marjorie taylor greene go that crazy, but also to see a prominent member of the republican party, the party of teddy roosevelt and dwight eisenhower, go to a place where she's so consumed in her hatred for the president of the united states and the democratic party that she would side with enemies of the united states fortunately there aren't 50 marjorie taylor greenes here the fact she garners as much attention and support for what is a profoundly unpatriotic position, ought to give us pause about the nature of our politics today and if we don't want to make changes to create a more civil and patriotic congress of the united states. >> congressman jim himes, i appreciate your time today thank you very much. >> thank you, ana. >>> up next, a 16th birthday party rocked by a shooting that left four dead and dozens injured. >>> plus, it's now in

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the platform somebody like marjorie taylor green. this isn't a policy debate. this isn't a situation where you have people of like minds who can differ on the margins on issues and facts. marjorie taylor green is not well. she's not well. she's a kunin conspiracy theorist. she incites violence, and it's not okay to the platform. somebody like that and like we're just having a discussion on a sunday evening with friends, that's not what's happening here. she is a dangerous person who is going to try to incite violence this week because usually she has a history of doing it, and we should all be able to agree on that, regardless of your political affiliation. alright well, congressman cry. appreciate your time. thank you very much. thank you. alright. next an update on the wall street journal reporter detained in russia tonight. it's from russia. they're painting a rosy picture, but he is now in solitary confinement. and a close friend of that reporter is my guest outfront new video in tonight, right as the bomb was about to rip through a saint petersburg cafe and

like marjorie taylor greene.arraigned on that day. now all of these republicans are lining behind the former president. even those who are maybe not supportive of him. but aligning for the fact that this investigation i political. that's what they're saying we're hearing that from al corners of the republica party. we are also seeing investigations continuing in the house bay the republican chairman, that was under thi direction of speaker kevin mccarthy they have traded levers withou them and handbag tsv so letters here and capito hill, and so far the story i in manhattan with the former president. >> nbc news, that's juli tsirkin, thank you very much for that report. >> joining us now is joyce vance, from the -- msnbc lit calls, from the -- and andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel, an msnb legal analyst. he is also the cause of th prosecuting donald trump podcast. powerhouse legal panel to star us off and joyce, i would like to start with you we talk about treating trump like any other crimina defendant

people like marjorie taylor greene who is known to spread hate speech. what is hate speech? speech that politicians don't like. there's no hate speech in the constitution. it's made up. politicians didn't used to dare to talk like this because someone would say slow down, we have a bill of rights. but those people are hiding. like many, they're too afraid to say what is true. so you get to jail a former president on some fake crime for payment he made seven years ago that was completely legal. once you get to do that, you go after all your political enemies with the force of law. that's what they're doing. nobody is stopping them. today fox news learned that merrick garland's doj is sending subpoenas to trump's secret service agents as part of the probe in the handling of classified documents. if there was ever a fake crime, it's this. everyone who has served in always from hillary clinton to mike pence has admitted to bringing home documents in violation of the law. we have a billion classified documents. 2% of which deserve to be classified. the whole system is rotten and

if you can make it here, you're not marjorie taylor greene.will have the composer of that song, john kander, right over there in just a few minutes. with lin-manuel miranda. crazy day. all the crazies were out. there was a guy dressed as freddy kruger, holding a sign calling the district attorney a "nightmare." he wasn't the only horror movie villain. there was also a guy there dressed as leatherface. now, as fascinating as today was, it also gives me this uneasy feeling. 'cause no matter how you feel about the ex-president, and i'm on the record as to how i feel about him -- now streaming on paramount+ a mountain of "[bleep] that guy." the man who was arrested today is likely to be the republican nominee for president, even if he has to accept the nomination on the phone through plexiglass. so all of this was weird and totally unprecedented, yet it still feels like the right thing to do. the same way it would be weird and unprecedented to shoot a tranq dart inside the supreme court, but it would be the right thing to do if the senate confirme

i knew what tucker carlson was going to lead with last night and i could have written marjorie taylor greene's tweet for her because the damage has been done. >> but it's still remarkable and we ought to underline the point you are making here. >> this is the latest in the series of transformations on the right, you know, republicans used to be the party of national security they used to be the party of law and order. they used to be the party of constitutionalism. they used to think that character matters. and you will see, like, one domino after another has fallen in the era of donald trump so, yes, it is predictable what marjorie taylor greene and tucker carlson did last night, but it is still remarkable someone who clearly has betrayed his oath of office, is his oath, military oath, someone who betrayed his country, leaked material that is damaging to his country and they are being celebrated, at least marjorie taylor greene, you know, on her part by somebody who actually sits on the homeland security committee, who does have access to this. and i, you know, i also agree with liz cheney's

and although we have no specific threat, people like marjorie taylor greene known to spread misinformation to town while you're in town, be on your best behavior. >> congresswoman greene writing in part, this, delusional new york city mayor eric adams is trying to intimidate, threaten, and stop me from using my first amendment rights to peacefully protest. and also note there'll be plenty of people protesting against donald trump as well as those for it >>> meanwhile during an interview with fox news last week trump was asked whether he'd personally look through boxes of documents from his presidency while they were stored at mar-a-lago here's what he had to say. >> i can't -- i can't imagine you ever saying bring me some of the boxes that we brought back from the white house, i'd like to look atthat >> i don't have the right to do that there's nothing wrong -- >> i don't think you would do it >> i would have the right to do that i would do that. >> let me move on. >> remember this this is the presidential records act. i have the right to take stuff did you know they ended up paying richar

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although we have no specific| threats, people like marjorie taylor green, who is known to spread misinformationcoming to town and while you are in town be on your best behaviour. as always, we will not allow violence or vandalism of any kind, and if one is caught participating in any act of violence, they will be arrested and held accountable. that was the mayor, eric adams, and he could not be clear in terms of the warning he issued out to any trump supporters, but a very clearly worded comment to marjorie taylor green, the representative republican, a staunch donald trump backer who has said she will be there in terms of having a demonstration offering her support, so a clear warning which brought an instant riposte from the representative, saying now he is threatening me, unbelievable, she said in a tweet. just some of the anxiety that the authorities have about what may or may not happen through the course of the day. what we don't know, and there are so many things we don't know, we don't know what is in the indictment in terms of the charges and we don't know if donald trump himself will

one of them led by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. she appeared in lower manhattan and spoke briefly with supporters before she had to be led away by police and she was not only one of the many recognizable republican figures up there in support of the former president. there are several others there as well. james ford tells us who else showed up today. >> whether they were opponents of donald for demonstrators showed up outside of court by the dozen on both sides not you know, we've got to get out something to this country that i don't understand more people don't but it's a tiny little when it's a tiny little moment and we're taking >> for about 5 minutes, george santos up here, why i asked him and got. >> i showed it was one of 3 members of congress who showed up. >> opponents of trump had distributed other noisemakers. drown out house majority leader marjorie taylor, greene, a vocal trump supporter after about a 3 minute statement condemning the indictment roe and nypd officers rushed the republican from georgia new york democrat

we gave you a little taste of it yesterday, santos and marjorie taylor greene.ear what the trump faithful have to say. ♪ ♪ >> tuesday's arraignment of former president donald trump in new york was a first for the nation, and brought out the passionate, though sensibly dressed, and the kind of man who really does appoint their mothers. while i had fun getting into the scrum, i was surprised to find there were people who wanted to have meaningful conversations about the justice system. >> i don't believe what we are seeing is justice. >> you don't believe in the grand jury process? >> i don't believe that this was a civilian -- >> he is a civilian. he is a person with an address. so he shouldn't go through the grand jury process? >> i believe it should be dismissed. >> because? >> because i -- i have gone by general gut feeling. >> the way i see it, you know, the government is stepping over their balance and doing what they want here and gunning down. this happens all the time. >> yeah, you pay off a porn star and falsify business records? >> that's his own money

host: marjorie taylor greene was told she will not be able to address a certain meeting anymore, can you expand on that? guest: she has spoken out on that. we saw that during that border hearing -- sorry, the homeland security hearing, she was speaking out and she was told she was not following decorum. and i have found with the younger lawmakers, who are more about live-streaming -- there was one time we were trying to change lauren boebert in the hallway and she said, watch my livestream. this is what we are seeing from the lawmakers. and we will continue to see more of that. host: let's focus on dianne feinstein. a lot of attention paid to her and her health, and what is happening as far as work being done in the senate. can you give an update on where she is? guest: my colleagues actually broke the news that there was talk she was not doing well, and as of now she does not have a return date to washington. that's huge considering she sits on one of the most powerful committees. she sits on the senate judiciary committee. they pass judge nominations, but because it is 51-49 in the

>> we knew that marjorie taylor greene is coming to that city right here so we have some whistles to to drown out with noise. >> get out of the way. ♪ ♪ >> [bleep]. >> tucker: that is an elected member of congress joining us tonight to recount what she saw new york estate. congressman thank you so much for coming on what was that l like? >> it was absolute chaos and that's with the mayor of new york city wanted to happen to me. you see he threatened me and basically put out a dog whistle for violence against me. and then there was a funded text alert that went out naming me by name and telling people to do exactly what that man was doing he endowed whistles and try to create a chaotic scene of violence and assault and that is against the law by the way tucker. you see they do not want me to be able to protest and use my first mm and right they wanted violence, i think they wanted that to happen because they want to repeat january 6 all over again. they want all of us donald trump supporters, maga, republicans and good americans to look like criminals and that's what they do in commun

rally in manhattan in support of former president trump on tuesday, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greenecized new york during an interview with fox news host tucker carlson and said, quote, "i think it's a very terrible place. but the joke's on you, marjorie. because once you think that, you're officially a new yorker [ laughter ] after he was arraigned on tuesday in manhattan, former president trump reportedly sat on the patio of mar-a-lago and used his ipad to play music over the club speakers, including "macho man" by the village people [ laughter ] "hey, man, you can't play that here anymore," said the governor of florida [ laughter and applause according to a new report from the epa, there are more than one million lead pipes still in use in florida and there are actually more than that in new jersey, but they don't wanna hafta use 'em. [ laughter ] [ applause ] know what i mean lamborghini this week unveiled its first plug-in hybrid super car. now you can help save the planet for your children from all three of your marriages. [ laughter ] a government official in singapore was rec

. >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams singled out georgia republican marjorie taylor greene, -trump rally near manhattan criminal court tomorrow. >> people like marjorie taylor greene, who is known to spread misinformation and hate speech, she's stated she's coming to town. while you're in town, be on your best behavior. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, the former president will leave his residence here at trump tower and head south to lower manhattan. it is a four-mile drive, and he will, of course, be surrounded by his secret service detail, 100 people strong. along the route, there will be road closures as well as a phalanx of security cameras tracking that motorcade. norah. >> jeff pegues, thank you very much. >>> now to four astronauts who nasa says have the right stuff. the space agency named one woman and three men to the crew for the first mission to the moon in more than half a century. cbs's mark strassmann reports it's the first time a woman and a black astronaut have been named to a lunar crew. >> reporter: nasa's deep-space hopes will rocket with this crew. moon bou