that's what at least one, that's what one of the least serious republicans in history, marjorie taylor greeneto say. that's what she felt she must say in order to cast a vote today with the republican leadership, a traditional republican kind of vote, the kind of thing that marjorie taylor greene and donald trump tights called a rino vote. the reason many of us were worried about this debt ceiling confrontation is that house republicans appear to be something much worse than unserious people. they appeared to be utterly deranged when it comes to governing. and it seemed as though many of them were willing to default on the debt. that has never been the case before. we were never worried before that republicans would default on the debt. when president obama was an office, republicans knew that they had to avoid a default on the debt. so, we all knew there would be some kind of solution worked out with the republican speaker of the house, john boehner, and there was. there was a compromise which at the time president obama was forced to give up much more to republican speaker of the house john

marjorie taylor greene, welcome. >> thanks for having me.of media attention over impeachment. what evidence can you point to for impeaching president biden now if it's that the border is a mess, whichs? it sounds like you want to remove him over policy differences. >> well, i had two sets of articles of impeachment for joe biden. i have one set for the national crisis that he's created with his border policies, but i have another set of articles that i introduced on his first day of office pertaining to his corruption and crimes in ukraine. and now that i sit on oversight committee and chairman comer and the rest of the republicans have been leading this investigation into joe biden, we have discovered through a 1023 form that's unclassified that joe biden took a $5 million bribe with when he was vice president in order to get viktor shoken fired, the prosecutor that was investigating -- howard: right. i'm familiar with the case. i've got to jump in and say some of that remains to be proven. the president denies taking any bribe, but are you

even marjorie taylor greene knows that none of those things will happen. on a day when she is caving and voting for an agreement negotiating by joe biden, you the kind of thing she said she would never vote for, shasta camouflage that moment with all that republican craziness. the crazy stuff that will never happen. that is what at least one of the least serious republicans in history, marjorie taylor greene, had to say. that is what she felt she must say, in order to cast a vote today with the republican leadership, a traditional republican kind of vote. the kind of thing that marjorie taylor greene and the donald trump types called a rhino vote. the reason any of us were worried about this debt ceiling confrontation is that house republicans appear to be something much worse than unserious people. they appear to be utterly deranged when it comes to governing. and it seemed as though many of them were willing to default on the debt. that has never been the case before. we were never worried before that republicans would default on the debt. when president

and also taking that particular metaphor weight further than she needed to. >> so, >> marjorie taylor greene thinks this deal is a really very disgusting sandwich, but she was willing to eat that really very disgusting sandwich, as long as it came with some -- ,. ,,. ,. >> marjorie taylor greene thinks this deal is a really very disgusting sandwich, but she was willing to eat that really very disgusting sandwich, as long as it came with some good sides, okay. and the sides she wants are a bunch of things that we are never going to get added to this bill before it reached the house floor. also, she would like desert, which, in this case, means impeaching someone, anyone. just a little impeachment as a treat. that, alone, should tell you everything you need to know about the way conservatives have been mounting opposition to this bill. what might best be turned, alarmingly delusional. by contrast, democrats remain united around passing this bill and even avoiding default, even as some of them voice their opposition to it. democratic leader, hakeem jeffries, made that very clear in his speech o

few months ago, margaret, i remember lauren boebert if memory serves kind of making fun of marjorie taylor greeneess i can understand why marjorie taylor greene would feel a little bit frayed. >> the simmering rivalry in the you stole my publicity stunt camp, i think it sort of shows two things. one is the idea that the right flank is putting so much pressure on the caucus itself, really it's making it hard for kevin mccarthy to operate. it's making it hard for each other. that it's become like a story inside a story that could actually undercut the marginal power of the republican party in the house right now. the other is let's just think about what this is all about. it is about an effort to impeach president biden on the basis of -- >> i'm not quite sure. >> yeah, there's no merit to a lot of these. >> i mean, that's what it's about. >> i mean, it might be human sacrifice for all i know in terms of the allegations we hear about joe biden. let's turn to another wing of the republican party, another minority wing of the republican party and this is former republican congressman will hurd, repub

marjorie taylor greene calling her republican colleague a little expletive, which greene's team latere quite proud of to some degree. >> yeah. >> these are two back bench members of congress. what happened here was procedural and completely unserious. and yet -- >> it sort of reflects the purpose for which many of these members on the right wing are in congress more to draw attention to themselves than to make policy, arguing who would have responsibility for this resolution to impeach joe biden which is not going to pass the house let alone the senate, and marjorie taylor greene has had a number of these resolutions drafted. lauren boebert had the idea i can bring this up as a privileged resolution even if the speaker doesn't want to bring it to a floor vote. and marjorie taylor greene was mad she didn't think of this first or, more likely, she wanted to be so outrageous because she has a real relationship with republican leadership in a way boebert doesn't. boebert stole my idea, getting attention off my idea, what a little -- we can't say it aloud. >> there's an asterisk. we can sa

impeachment significance, congresswoman boebert got into a fight with her one-time ally, marjorie taylor greene accusatory report -- her own proposal to impeach joe biden. c-span cameras catch the heated debate over who could take credit for the bad idea that the republicans were actively trying to make disappear? at one point congresswoman greene repeated -- referred to or as a quote -- asked about it later congresswoman greene said that the reporting from name-calling had been impressively correct. joining us now is michael steele former chairman of the republican national committee. i knew that that would be a smile on your face. good to see you, my friend, thank you for being with us. i guess that there are a couple of universes here, right michael? there's the universe is that the nancy mace's and others talk about, they could be going -- republicans could be validly going and democrats over policy differences and issues, inflation, whatever they want to talk about. and then there is this world, where kevin mccarthy is herding cats around things that republicans don't even want to do, beca

it was a face-off it seems with marjorie taylor greene. nt, marjorie taylor greene calling lauren boebert an expletive. what happened here? >> reporter: since you opened the housewives analogy, they're frenemies, they're not friends. they're both very close -- closely associated with the former president donald trump but they're certainly not collegial to each other. and this was borne out in real time on the house floor right there. and what we're told is that, you know, marjorie taylor greene took issue with the fact that lauren boebert had offered up this privileged resolution to impeach the current president joe biden and marjorie taylor greene felt as though she was just copying another resolution that she had already authored. there were some choice words between the two, of which i can't say on television, but suffice to say they're not going to be very friendly for the very near future as a result of all this. >> "rhocp," i would watch it. >> the reunion special, i would be all over it, for sure. >> that does it for me. thank you fo

joining me right now with more on all of this and this investigation, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greenehe house oversight committee. thanks very much for being here. marjorie taylor greene, let me kick things off with you and ask you to tell us where this investigation stands. what can you tell us? >> well, we subpoenaed more bank records last friday, and while we're waiting for those, we're expecting to see tens of millions of dollars exposed that went to the biden family. but the shocking part is, maria, that we have the fbi director, christopher wray, that refused to hand over an unclassified form, the 10 the 23, to the our -- 1023, to to oursoever sight -- to our oversight committee. not only did he force us to read this unclassified form in a scif, he redacted not only names which is actually more understandable, but he redacted the most important part of information on there, that there was 17 audio recordings, 15 of hunter, 2 of joe biden himself about joe biden taking a $5 million bribe. how dare christopher wray have the audacity to hide this information for his boss, joe biden

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take, for instance, marjorie taylor greene. the fringe conservative who's now landed herself a place as one of speaker mccarthy's top allies. today, congresswoman taylor greene told reporters that she was leaning toward voting yes on this bill, while also repeatedly describing the deal as an expletive sandwich. and also taking that particular metaphor weight further than she needed to. >> so, >> marjorie taylor greene thinks this deal is a really very disgusting sandwich, but she was willing to eat that really very disgusting sandwich, as long as it came with some good sides, okay. and the sides she wants are a bunch of things that we are never going to get added to this bill before it reached the house floor. also, she would like desert, which, in this case, means impeaching someone, anyone. just a little impeachment as a treat. that, alone, should tell you everything you need to know about the way conservatives have been mounting opposition to this bill. what might best be turned, alarmingly delusional. by contrast, democrats

in the last administration, marjorie taylor greene wasn't even sitting on a committee, and kevin mccarthyed up at the table, and again, there are lots of things to complain about him, but i would also say this vote was so consequential to us just doing the bare minimum, it's really an issue for any lawmaker to vote no, and while we all sat here and said these republicans that are obstructionists that are voting now are trying to tank the economy, people are also looking to democrats here, and while i totally get it, they in many senses they want to not just play to their base, but serve what they went to congress to do, something like the debt ceiling isn't something you could be a purest about, because if we went into default, the consequences are catastrophic. >> you're talking about hakeem jeffries. hakeem jeffries, the reporting indicates, was in the wings for mccarthy saying if you can get enough of your people on side, i can get the rest of the people to do it. >> that is what we need of lawmakers. hakeem jeffries, not drop kicking him in the hallway. and trust me, he has a million

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. it's kismet. i tell you. it's kismet, as my people say. it was a 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 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,

shenanigans, congresswoman boebert got into a fight with her one-time ally congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. cspan cameras captured the heated debate who could take credit for the bad idea republicans were actively trying to make disappear. at one point congressman greene referred to little and a word that begins with a "b." . there's a universe the nancy mases and others talk about and then there's this world where kevin mccarthy is herding calfs around things even republicans don't want to do. it's nonsensical symbolic stuff and repealing obamacare and stuff. it takes the eye off the ball of anything you actually want to achieve. >> so it is this world, the marjorie taylor greene, boebert world that is not only the whirling divish inside the party, right, just sort of knocking everything over and disorienting the members, but it is also the gravitational force that is pulling the party further and further away from, hey, can you put up a bill to anything, do something about health care. because the distraction is so great, the red meat is so real for a lot of the base, they don't know how

apparently in the battle with marjorie taylor greene. maybe i can be the peacemaker because they will inherit the earth. we will see. we will hear from house ways and means committee chairman jason smith. earlier today his committee released a bombshell testimony from not one but two irs whistleblowers. based on the serious allegations, get this, pay close attention. it appears the department of justice is even more corrupt. this is a corrupt organization. they went to great lengths to protect joe and hunter biden from ever, ever facing criminal charges despite what is a mountain of evidence. according to these whistleblowers the irs recommended felony tax charges against hunter after they uncovered, get this, $8.3 million they took in that was mysteriously excluded from hunter biden's tax returns. that income came from foreign entities in ukraine, romania and china. that is only three countries but what about russia and kazakhstan and mexico and a dozen other countries? in fact, hunter reportedly received around $6 million from china an

january 6 disinformation and misinformation that's after georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greeneunced that republican speaker kevin mccarthy is reportedly giving right-wing media personalities exclusive access to footage of the attack on the u.s. capitol. yesterday, marjorie taylor greene tweeted this, as a promise, january 6 tapes are being released, speaker mccarthy has given john sullivan unfettered access to the tapes and reporting on it starts tomorrow. if this sounds familiar to any of you, it's essentially part two of speaker mccarthy's decision to give 44,000 hours of exclusive footage exclusively to the disgraced and dismissed ex-fox news host tucker carlson. and the decision to give tucker carlson footage is criticized by republicans and democrats including mitch mcconnell. we should note that nbc news nor any credible news outlet has been given access to this amount of footage by the republican speaker. and in april, coalition media associations including "the new york times," the associated press, politico and propublica sued the department of access demanding access

and i am certainly disgusted by marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar.way one would have to act if they wanted to protect the whole country from that intersection of extremism and violence. what do we do about that? >> hope is not a course of action. yes, we should have both parties working together. but we don't. so we have to move out accordingly. we have to address the strategic threat with the resources that we have. and if the republicans won't come along, then biden and the democrats have to do without them. the fbi's already doing that. the department of defense is already doing that. we need to take the gloves off. we need to stop screwing around here and really start calling it what it is and keeping the focus and enlisting resources. and the president's going to take some political pain over it, but it's going to be a lot less than the political pain he'll take if we have another waco or we have another oklahoma city. i mean, he's done a good job at times in naming it, but he's got to crack through, he's got to find new ways to do it. this is a

these are not marjorie taylor greene's property.ker's property they belong to the american people. if they're going to anyone in the media they should go to anyone in the media. that sort of factual background from what's going on here i think will ultimately undercut anything these folks come up with. . >> your thoughts on this britney. why is kevin mccarthy doing this. why is he doing this with these people if he so committed to transparency why not do it with even more credible conservative journalists as opposed to conspiracy theory laden journalists? conspiracy t>> i have so many r. this >> go at it. >> we're not actually seeing are hiding of the collaboration with far-right some of them white supremacists. the idea that kevin mccarthy is here to stitch together a coalition of a reasonable party is thrown to the wayside when you have somebody who's willing to openly collaborate with conspiracy theorists and propagandists. he gave up a lot to get into the speaker seat and this is the payments he owes the folks who helped get him

take for instance marjorie taylor greene, the fringe conservative for this now landed herself a place as one of speaker mccarthy's top allies. told she told reporters she was leaning towards voting for this bill while also calling the deal an expletive sandwich and also taking that metaphor way further than she needed to. >> one of the sides so to speak that i would like to see with this [ bleep ] sandwich is a way to wipeout the 87,000 irs agents. we need a balanced budget that's for sure,nc but we need desert. i'm a dessert girl, everyone loves dessert, and that's impeachment. everyone needs to be impeached. >> marjory taylor thinks the deal is disgusting sandwich but she was willing to eat it as long as it came with good sides. and the sides she wanted would never reach the house floor, and also she'd like dessert, which in this case means impeaching someone, anyone, just a little impeachment as a treat. that alone should tell you everything you need to know about the way conservatives have been mounting opposition to this bill, that might best be termed alarmingly delusional. by c

marjorie taylor greene was the first, lauren boebert is the latest.re has been nasty back and forth between those two members arguing about the relative merits of their resolution. you can see discussion from the floor just yesterday on this topic. what you're going to see today is a vote to refer lauren boebert's resolution, which was otherwise privileged, meaning the house would have to vote on it, be referred back to a committee. kevin mccarthy has made clear this is not something that house republicans want to do right now. i do think you would probably find worse odds in vegas than to bet on the probability that house republicans do eventually move to try to impeach joe biden for something somewhere along the line. there is so much bad blood still on the house republican side of the aisle here from the two impeachments of donald trump. it just seems more likely than not that there will be an effort, a more consistent sort of focused effort at some point in a biden presidency to impeach him, but i don't think it will be this measure, and i don't t

i have a right to complain about the election with marjorie taylor greene. where is marjorie? ie taylor greene is here. hello, marjorie. she is a warrior. there she is. look at her. how beautiful. thank you. would you like to say something? come on, say something. >> this is something you know and something i know. president trump is beating joe biden, poll after poll after poll. [cheering] >> he is up seven points today. if you were to run against kamala harris, he is up 11 point, which is funny. georgia, let's get the job done in 2024. let's get president trump across the line. let's get him back in the white house for four more years. [cheering] >> thank you. i just wish she was a little more aggressive. she is great. she loves the country, this faith, and loves her district. she wins her district by incredible numbers. remember we talked about this, the phone call was perfect. i was complaining about this vote. jody has heard it 10 times. i had many lawyers for the state and others on the other side, right bruce? i had many lawyers on the other side listening. there were ma

we already know about marjorie taylor greene.'s okay. this is so stupid. i think let's, instead, talk about -- again, their bigger problem, peter baker, gestures. this is all they do. they do gestures. we talked about it yesterday. they do this, and then they go out. why would you do this? it makes no sense. doesn't make any sense legislatively. but if their only focus is raising money for themselves, which they can do. the more freakish ideas they have, the more freaks send them $25. this makes perfect sense for them, just not the rest of the party. >> yeah, look, you know, in an era of divided government, a republican house can't pass a whole lot that's going to go into law with a democratic senate and democratic white house. you're left doing messaging bills like this or messaging, you know, efforts like this that are all about signaling to your base. it's a remarkable idea that you're going to try to expunge an impeachment. even if you thought the ukraine one was condentious, the second would be about january 6th. i can't ima

it's hard to see mayor dez marjorie taylor greene and jim jordan. mccarthy is supposed to be the leader and when obama was first fitted to office, he met with the other leading republicans and said they would do nothing to support this president. as soon as he becomes speaker of the house, the first thing he did was take people down to el paso. he had people go with jim jordan to new york area he went to taiwan, he took off and went to israel and promised them all sorts of things. if he wants to save us money, how is it he can start off by doing these things? that's not saving money. they told us it would be a revenge once they took over. how can i trust my government? guest: thank you so much for paying so much attention to what is going on in the congress. that was a really detailed articulation of the actions of our speaker and since he has taken office. depending where you live, anyone tuned in today, you have a member in congress see if they hold town halls, see how they engage with their community and show up because that is the way to establi

the feud was between congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert.you can see them chatting there. and it led to a lot of questions. there was reporting that the word -- and pardon my language here, or the phrase, little -- was thrown around. when asked about it by reporters earlier today, marjorie taylor greene said this. >> -- the story about you calling her an expletive accurate? >> i will not confirm or deny. >> and lauren boebert said this. >> i'm not in middle school. >> so, what happened? well, greene's spokesperson has now confirmed tonight that the georgia republican did in fact use that language with her colleague, while accusing lauren boebert of, get, this copying her articles of impeachment against president biden. and, with that, thank you for joining us. cnn's alisyn camerota starts right now. >> i did see that movie in middle school. that rings a bell, yes. >> yeah, a little bit more profane than my middle school experience, for sure. >> that is -- i'm happy for you. because -- thank yo

. >> harris: congresswoman marjorie taylor green never mincing words.se republicans hold a four-vote majority. the smallest in decades. no plausible universe could republicans expect to roll back the legislation democrats passedment mccarthy had to make a judgment call about the policy victories he had pocketed and the political risks he might run if he held out for more. charles payne host of making money on fox business. what does all of that mean to you and where we just got with this process? >> we saw it on one end you had marjorie taylor green with the sort of further right more fiscally let's fight back any chance we get and the "wall street journal" editorial board saying take a more pragmatic approach. mccarty said i fight for you. with that many republicans voting against this i am not sure who he was talking to. the key word is fight. when do you pick your battle either and when don't you? i have to be honest, going into this i thought the republicans would get a much better deal. 80% of republicans said this is the time to cut spending. 2/3

know, marjorie taylor greene took issue with the fact that lauren boebert had offered up this privileged resolution to impeach the current president joe biden and marjorie taylor greene felt as though she was just copying another resolution that she had already authored. there were some choice words between the two, of which i can't say on television, but suffice to say they're not going to be very friendly for the very near future as a result of all this. >> "rhocp," i would watch it. >> the reunion special, i would be all over it, for sure. >> that does it for me. thank you for watching. i'm going to see you this saturday and sunday starting at 2:00 eastern on msnbc. ana cabrera is back tomorrow. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> good morning, it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. time is of the essence for the frantic mission to find the titan submersible that has been missing since sunday with officials fearing oxygen may have run out. we're going to break down what is next for the search, which continues. in texas, four people are dea

with a little detail, marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert in serum sort of version of a catfightut who is going to be putting forward articles of impeachment, or trying to impeach the president. this is ultimately not what the public cares about. it's not what they want congress to do for them, what they want government to do for them. well, yes there are a range of polls out there, i would say that the pew is likely an outlier, because biden's approval in a lot of other polls is in the 40s. not that you want to necessarily be, there but it's typically higher. congress is way lower. kevin mccarthy's is way lower. they are not doing things to make the lives of the american people better. they don't want congress to be focused on censoring adam schiff. they want them to be lowering their health care, they want them to be doing things to make their lives better. it is not more complicated than that sometimes. >> and since you mentioned, it we should enter into the record the, daily beast reporting that there is some sort of an argument on the floor of the house today, in which marjo

>> reporter: it belongs to none other than congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, and as the white houseains silent in their strategy, republicans here on capitol hill are anything but, in the to greene who is mounting an effort to defund the special counsel's office. there is of course chairman jim jordan of the judiciary committee who leads the weaponization committee, a vehicle they already have, they established earlier this congress to essentially look into matters of what they say is the government being weaponized against conservatives, in this case, the former president. here's what they're doing as having power of one-half of one branch of government here. of course they only control the house by a slim majority. we've seen them how long it took to get legislation moving after the brief hiatus. they're threatening the power of the purse, this is something they can feasibly put on the table, it's not something that's going to go anywhere. democrats control the senate here. it's going to continue to be something they talk about. jim jordan trying to potentially put a subpoena on t

i was referring to the hunter biden investigation and the laundry list of things going on marjorie taylor greeneringing impeachment it's very disturbing. host: your reaction, congressman? guest: even if you watched c-span you're not seeing all of congress. c-span3, the hearings, you can go online, even if it doesn't of my colleagues are wasting their time there may be hundreds meeting on a variety of different issues that, you know probably don't even make c-span3. congress is 435 individuals and the press will show you the 10 that are doing the most extreme things. that doesn't mean the other 400 plus are working to try to make the country better also a lot of discussion about getting things done getting things done means of raising one law and replacing it with another. most of the proposals are actually bad proposals. we introduce thousands of hills think out we don't pass most of them. yes, we do need to get things done but sometimes the best outcome is to have a hearing, look at a proposal and decide the current statute is better than the proposal. host: a story in several papers this morni

meanwhile, palin 3.0, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, last week you may have heard, she confusedhe word gestapo with gazpacho. [ laughter ] and we all made fun of her. so last night, klan mom zoomed in with oan where host dan ball bent over so far he could taste his own last name to butter up his big-name guest. >> marjorie taylor greene, congresswoman, thanks for coming on the program. cnn ripped you, msnbc, jimmy who-cares kimmel calling you a klan mom for the trump stormtroopers, whatever, they're so disgusting over there. but you've been having fun with this. it's a slip of the tongue. it happens. i screw stuff up. everybody does when you're on live tv just rolling and rifting, right? >> jimmy: yeah, right, just rolling and rifting. [ laughter ] whatever rifting is, i'm not exactly sure. so then, to make some kind of point about how unfairly they're treated, dan, who comes off like seems to be, what would happen if kirk cameron went to the columbia school of broadcasting. [ laughter ] shows a series of clips of president biden getting things wrong. >> in the cvc parking lots

. >> and that last comment coming from marjorie taylor greene who supports the effort.ying boebert is pushing a copycat resolution she has pushed. but greene told me she plans to move forward on five other impeachment resolutions including over merrick garland and christopher wray, the fbi director. even as republicans try to beat back this effort, more to come by conservatives like marjorie taylor greene pushing to impeach more officials. >> it seems this is as much about he is thing kevin mccarthy and his leadership as bits trying to make a statement about joe biden. a lot more time to talk about that. thank you for that reporting. appreciate it. >>> ahead we have new exclusive cnn reporting. this time it is about senator diane feinstein. neuriva plus is a multitasker supportiting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neneuriva: think bigger. as someone livg with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're

can't get out in front of, that concerns them with regard to inciting rhetoric by trump, by marjorie taylor greenehe far right extremist, that's the concern. >> and you named marjorie taylor greene because she is not so great on being a congresswoman part of her life, but she's really good at propaganda and disinformation. she was on the twitters, on far right wing twitter this weekend tweeting a whole thread accusing -- she said this group, i want an investigation into who these people are. they're the patriot front. this group like the patriot front that marches in d.c., looks like a fed operation trying to create racism, white supremacy, and racial division where none exists. take your mask off, you coward. she tries to re-enforce her point that she's claiming that the patriot front and other white supremacist groups who are exactly what we see when we see them marching around, that they're feds. we have already seen fbi and other law enforcement targeted by maga people. if she somehow convinces people that the feds, the same people indicting trump, are also fake white supremacists and how dang

wasn't this also a reminder, or even a realization that maybe that matt gaetz, jim jordan, marjorie taylor greenee republican party, at least in the house, is not nearly as powerful as a lot of people who thought they were? this was a return to normal. old school politicians classically negotiating -- >> right. it was a test of kevin mccarthy. and we knew, of course, that joe biden sees himself as a bipartisan leader. he passed a number of big bills in the last two years with bipartisan votes. we did not really know about kevin mccarthy. because, of course, he won the speakership after 15 ballots, only by making concession after concession to the matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene wing of the party. so, the theory was, okay, he's going to have to be beholden to their view, the much more explosive view of politics rather than the deal making view. instead, what he proved here is that he does actually, at least in this instance, he wanted to govern. he want to come up with a compromise even though it meant that he had to give up a lot of things that he would have liked and have his caucus would've

congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene is calling to defund the special counsel overseeing trump's case. join me in this effort deeply troubling. democrats say republicans are intentionally ignoring key facts. the show trump took government secrets home and then lied to the fbi. allegations are incredibly troubling. and the fact that house republicans continue to try to come to his rescue. >> just blows our minds tuesday. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell who has been notably silent since the indictment refused to weigh in on just simply not going to comment on the counter. >> and expect to hear much more from the former president who will be holding a press conference tonight following his arraignment for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. and so joining us now for reaction is our political analyst michael yaki. thank you for joining us here live on kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you, justin. what you make of what happened in court today. >> i mean, it was pretty much as expected. it was located a magistrate

. >> congresswoman marjorie taylor greene says she will introduce a measure to defund the special counsel and his investigation. cnn this morning special coverage starts right now. and we are about to witness an unprecedented moment in america. just hours from now, former president trump will turn himself in on federal criminal charges in miami. right now had he's at his resort in doral, florida, that's just miles away from the courthouse where he is expected to surrender this afternoon. take a look at this video of trump at his hotel on the eve of the arraignment. he has called on his supporters to come out today to protest. miami's police chief says the city is prepared for crowds ranging from 5,000 to up to 50,000. the indictment in all of its detail accuses trump of hoarding classified documents at mar-a-lago, stashing them in places like a bathroom, a shower, and his own private residence. prosecutors say these were some of our nation's most closely guarded secrets including highly sensitive information about america's nuclear program. we have team coverage with our correspondents on

they're talking, the marjorie taylor greene and the other congresswoman are talking two $5 million bribes? again this is a credible paid fbi informant. the fbi used this person for at least 10 years. it's not from rudy giuliani. >> that's why they didn't want to bring this paperwork and they didn't want this to be exposed because they know there's something there. obviously, he wouldn't have risk ed being held in contempt if there was nothing there, but this is what we've got to do. we've got to drill down everyday , every week, every month and, you know, i would disagree with hakeem. we're not looking to fabricate things. we're looking to get the truth out. that's why they hated donald trump so much. we know there's more there and our agencies are corrupt at the top levels, whether it's our irs , whether it's our literally cia, fbi, the department of justice, the people who work in the field are okay but we've got to get down. liz: yeah, we've got fbi whistleblowers, hans, on the stick here and a lot of democrat gaslighting this is rudy giuliani information. this fbi informant came forwa

marjorie taylor greene, barry lo loudermilk, andrew clyde. there in the state of georgia in this moment, can people who have such very opposite views on something that at this point has become not just a matter of fact and fiction, right, one side is right and one side is wrong, one side is lying, this is not something where you can entertain two ideas at the same time. can your party continue to be the same political party when these people are all in it? >> every party has their disparate elements that make it difficult sometimes, and you have those difficult kind of conversations but i know what happened in georgia is a lot of those same people who might have complained gave brian kemp a gigantic victory versus what he got in 2018 that gave brad raffensperger a gigantic victory and i view most voters as rational actors. one of the most interesting things is in marjorie taylor greene's district she won that with 68% of the vote and brian kemp won it with i think 80% of the vote or 78% and brad raffensperger won it with about 59% of the vote

congresswoman boebert and her colleague marjorie taylor greene were involved in a heated conflict. n to impeach president biden. greene had also filed articles of impeachment, but boebert leveraged a tool to force a vote on her resolution within days. greene says the colorado representative copied her legislation. boebert denies that allegation. she said, quote, marjorie is not my enemy. joe biden and the democrats are destroying our country. my priority are to correct their bad policies and save america. uh-huh. greene also acknowledged the feud, telling -- saying she told boebert what she thinks of her. greene said boebert only introduced the resolution for fund-raising. it's throwing out red meat so people will fund her campaign. >> susan page, here we see, again, a race to impeach joe biden for policies they don't like. let's just be very clear here. when people are talking about how reckless adam schiff was for leading the first impeachment, that impeachment, the first impeachment, was because congress passed funding for defense weaponry to ukraine. donald trump stopped that. s

weapons, we and ukraine with money washington is only showing its stupidity , said congresswoman marjorie taylor greenator stressed that she would not vote for sponsoring kiev and would do everything so that the united states would stop funding zelensky how about peace? how about american citizens stopped paying for all this i will not vote for sponsoring ukraine and will fight against it washington couch allows itself such things. in vladivostok, boiling water poured out on the street in the city , a water pipe broke through, the fire station was flooded, a couple of cars are swirling in the streets, standing in boiling water, without hot water, more than 20,000 people remain in place. emergency services are on the job. cooperation between russia and pakistan in the economy and the military sphere is being discussed today by the speaker of the state duma vyacheslav volodin and the chairman of the senate of the islamic republic, he flew to moscow on a special visit and will speak today at a plenary session in the federation council communications contacts what is needed for each side to have independe

baseline level of stupid we were already working with before people like lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene and they seemed to take it as a challenge. they looked at that and said, "you think that's dumb hold my juul." [ laughter ] for example, at a homeland security hearing this week, greene claimed that the nation of canada was helping mexico violate american sovereignty >> it's extremely concerning, and dangerous to the united states of america's national security, that canada's immigration policy allows mexicans to travel to canada without a visa. it seems that canada wants to participate in mexico's invasion of the united states >> seth: "one of the invaders even brought a snowball into the capitol. [ light laughter ] otherwise known as a canadian grenade. [ laughter ] that clip is yet another reminder that, even when it comes to the border, the one thing you'd think republicans actually cared about, they have no serious ideas take, for example, this insane report from "rolling stone" yesterday, which said that donald trump has asked his advisers for battle plans to attack mexico if re