censuring marjorie taylor greene. whereas representative marjorie taylor greene has repeatedly fanned the flames of racism, anti-semitism, hate speech the lgbtq community, islamophobia, asian hate, xenophobia, and other forms of hatred. whereas marjorie taylor greene has repeatedly debased the memories of thousands of victims of the terrorist attacks on cipro 11, 2001, by perpetuating conspiracy theories to shift claims and responsibility for mass murder. whereas marjorie taylor greene has repeatedly assaulted the foundation of our democracy by perpetuating conspiracy theories related to the january 6 attack on the capitol, which thought to halt the peaceful transfer of power. whereas marjorie taylor greene has repeatedly called for violence against elected officials and their families. whereas marjorie taylor greene has repeatedly espoused anti-semitic rhetoric and conspiracy theories, including through inflammatory evocations of the holocaust. whereas may 20, 2021, marjorie taylor greene said that the mask mandate in

whereas on june 17, 2020, politico further reported that representative marjorie taylor greene stated in a video, quote, i know a ton of white people that are as lazy and sorry and probably worse than black people, unquote. whereas on may 18, 2023, marjorie taylor greene compared being called a white supremacist to a person of color being called a n-word, a vial racial slur. whereas on january 28, 2021, a video of representative marjorie taylor greene resurfaced in which she used a harmful slur targeting americans with disabilities with the national down syndrome society called, quote, heartbreaking and unacceptable. whereas, on november 1, 2018 representative marjorie taylor greene denied the attacks on september 11 saying there was, quote, a so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon and quote, it's odd there's never been any evidence to show a plane at the pentagon. whereas, on november 17, 2018, representative marjorie taylor greene said a anti-semitic. tre: which she blamed wildfires in california were caused by space lasers operated by members of the jewish community. wherea

whereas on june 17, 2020, politico further reported that representative marjorie taylor greene stated in a video, quote, i know a ton of white people that are as lazy and sorry and probably worse than black people, unquote. whereas on may 18, 2023, marjorie taylor greene compared being called a white supremacist to a person of color being called a n-word, a vial racial slur. whereas on january 28, 2021, a video of representative marjorie taylor greene resurfaced in which she used a harmful slur targeting americans with disabilities with the national down syndrome society called, quote, heartbreaking and unacceptable. whereas, on november 1, 2018 representative marjorie taylor greene denied the attacks on september 11 saying there was, quote, a so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon and quote, it's odd there's never been any evidence to show a plane at the pentagon. whereas, on november 17, 2018, representative marjorie taylor greene said a anti-semitic. tre: which she blamed wildfires in california were caused by space lasers operated by members of the jewish community. wherea

do you support censuring congresswoman marjorie taylor green? rep. ffries: there is a censure resolution that has previously been introduced with respect to marjorie taylor green. and i think that if the house decides that they want to go down this road in terms of censure that that probably should be right at the top of the list. last question. >> [indiscernible] rep. jeffries: well, president biden has been a tremendous leader in this space. he opened up for the first time the white house office on gun safety. we clearly have a gun violence epidemic here in the united states of america that needs to be addressed with the fierce urgency of now. in terms of what that looks like from a congressional standpoint, working with our colleagues in the senate, with great leadership from president biden, you know, that remains to be seen in the next few weeks. right now, i think our focus is on making sure that we are there for the people in maine who've been afflicted by this tragedy and that the suspect who was on the loose is apprehended. thank you everyone

. >> marjorie taylor greene introduced a resolution this morning to censure congresswoman to leave for comments on israel. do you have a response to that? do you expect that some democrats may support that? rep. jeffries: i haven't seen the resolution but the notion that with all of the challenges we are confronting right now, house republicans are racing to once again lift up something that marjorie taylor greene is doing tells us that their focus continues to be in the wrong place. house democrats are gonna continue to focus on issues like inflation and affordability, and the cost of food, and creating better paying jobs. and making sure that we bring economic opportunity to every single neighborhood and town throughout america. clearly, house republicans continue to be driven by the likes of marjorie taylor greene, george santos, jim jordan and others. and they do not have the best interests of the american people at heart. >> with the new government shutdown deadline on november 17th, the new speaker outlined the plan for a possible cr into january or april. i wanted to get your th

host: marjorie taylor greene. they are more concerned about getting trump back. host: matt gaetz yesterday after the secret ballot was made known and steve scalise garnered 113 votes and came out to the podium and said he is on board. marjorie taylor greene cited his battle with cancer and doesn't want him in that role. jim jordan has said that he is backing now steve scalise and do a nomination speech for those. i'm frustrated and everyone else is, too. and the situation in israel, it's out of control. we have to unify over foreign policy and vote a speaker in and stop fooling around. host: understood. there are knows and nancy said i can't support someone who went to a white supremes shy conference. and he notes in previous elections she has stood side by side in photographs with steve scalise touting his support for her races. that from sam brody from capitol hill. and lloyd smucker also a republican saying yesterday the house g.o.p. conference is broken and we oft. two reporters on x. tony in georgia. you are our last call here. >> what the president should d

some say they'll still vote for jim jordan on the floor, including congressman marjorie taylor greene and she said others are willing to vote for jordan on the floor as well. >> i'm not supporting steve sc scalise. i'll be voting for jim jordan. >> reporter: why is that? >> jim jordan presented a detailed plan to us on how to move forward. but there's another situation that's very personal to me. i lost my father in 2021 to cancer and unfortunately steve is going through a cancer battle of his own and, you know, i like steve scalise a lot and i like him so much, i would like to see him put his full efforts into defeating that. >> reporter: scalise has been under treatment for blood cancer. it's a treatable form of blood cancer. he says he's fully capable of doing the job despite these house challenges. but that shows you the challenge of getting the votes on the floor. he can only afford to lose four republican votes. already more than four are saying either they're not going to vote him or not willing to vote for him. it shows you how scalise will have to get some of those members in

it's marjorie taylor green, and it gets worse because when you read green's resolution you realize itomeone who seems to have learned about the arab-israeli conflict many ten minutes before who maybe didn't even have access to wikipedia, and b, while there are plenty of valid criticisms of congresswoman talib, this resolution twists a bunch of things that she said beyond recognition and c, the resolution seems much more focused on january 6th than it does on october 7th. throughout its pages, marjorie taylor greene describes this act of civil disobedience from a bunch of left-wing jewish groups that are critical of israel's government, this act as an insurrection. this is not an insurrection. it might be a bunch of folks with whom you disagree, it might be a bunch of people you think are misguided acting in a way you don't like, but this is not an insurrection. antisemitism is not a cudgel to be used by people for political points nor is islamophobia or racism or anti-gay behavior or misogyny or any other kind of bigotry. just over three weeks ago, 1400 people, mostly jews, mostly civ

rally in manhattan in support of former president trump on tuesday, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greened 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 recentl

according to reporting from, emergeesting conference meeting marjorie taylor greene told tolution to empower patric mchenry will introduced at noon, an hour of debate, and vote to empower him until january. if this should come to the floor, it sounds like that is how it will work here in the house for today. your reaction to all of these developments on capitol hill. we are getting your calls. austin in california, republican. hi, austin. caller: hi. personally i am enjoying this. this is a constitutional republic. we are allowed to do this. if people are elected to position like kevin mccarthy, in my opinion, he should be removed. in my opinion. host: who should be speaker? caller: i'm supporting jim jordan. i like jim jordan. i honestly would even like patrick mchenry. host: because we have heard from conservative republicans, ralph norman, marjorie taylor greene, kevin hern from john bresnahan's reporting, says he's the republican study chair committee, he opposes this idea of gettingatrick mchenry. temporary 30uers -- powers until january. that would, some arc, give jim jordan mo

larry: marjorie taylor greene, appreciate it, thank you. we will continue the discussion.ta senator kevin kramer, senate armed services committee, what was your reaction to biden's speech last night. i will ask the same question. are you surprised half of it or more was on ukraine, even there, as marjorie said, no effort to hold iran accountable or solve the middle east. what was your take? >> reporter: everything you just said. president biden could recite lincoln's second inaugural address and screw it up. with the deliverer of his messages in my view, part of the problem, he opened it up at the inflection point. things we do today will have dramatic effects or something to that effect. the things you've done in the past are where we are today. it is why vladimir putin was emboldened to invade ukraine in the first place. the botched afghan deal and what is going on in israel or ukraine, the deliverer of the speech is the bigger problem than the speech itself. the point about barely mentioning iran, didn't mention iran. without iran there's no hamas or hezbollah or houthi

here's what republican leaders, kevin mccarthy, and marjorie taylor green ad to say about how she did things got on capitol hill in the lead up to that final vote in the house of representatives. it's all right that you put america 1st. this all right of republican and democrat joined together to do what is right. so what the student wanted to do was focus on ukraine in front of america. understand our responsibilities, but i'm going to put america 1st. you create is not the 51st day, joe biden treat you frame like it's the 51st dates. the senate treats ukraine like it's a 51st state, including mitch mcconnell. he's one of the worst ones. and you've got the democrats in the house doing a motion to adjourn, pitching an absolute bed, and apparently pulling a fire alarm over there in the canon building. because it does not find ukraine. what marjorie taylor green was just referring to there is that apparently democrat jamal bowman, a member of congress, representing new york. he pulled the fire alarm in a congressional office building. now many believe this was an attempt to cause some k

that's the new slam, but mad gauge and marjorie taylor, green and others where they are like come or not have been consist that they have said, this is what we believe in. and we're not going to have a weird whole down one, drew down, dilute version of whatever. now, i've got to say something 3 hours ago. if you can figure out what a mazda republican is, letting me know, nobody knows what this means. it's a word that like, like conspiracy theorist, they tag it on and it makes sense because believe me, having the people who hate the final drug more, there anybody are republic and this is the most fractious thing anybody has ever see. unless do you think the democrats or somehow the beneficiaries of this? oh no. because when gavin newsom takes over the home and bobby kennedy splits, dad for this is going to be may have, do you understand? i'm sure you, i see this before. i believe you have most probably the republican nominee who was on trial for, for indictment, $91.00 total charges. he's on trial. you have an independent, a democratic scion who basically threw down the gauntlet and t

what marjorie taylor green was just referring to there is that apparently democrat jamal bowman, a member of congress, representing new york. he pulled the fire alarm in a congressional office building. now many believe this was an attempt to cause some kind of security situation or the accusation on capital hill and prove that the vote from taking place that would pass this budget that does not include funding for ukraine. and this indicates a lot of desperation on the part of the foreign policy establishment in washington dc, jake sullivan, and the national security advisor. a few days prior to the government shutdown crisis, a deep voice. his deep concern is believe that if you grain didn't get this money, it would lead to a full russian victory. here's what he said. i think we're at a moments now where are those who support the continued defense on freedoms frontier in ukraine need to stand up and make the case for this in the intermediate term and over the longer term. this is ultimately about us sustaining our support for ukraine for the long term, for years, not just months at a di

you know, marjorie taylor greene convinced me with her outrage. this is a woman who introduced pornographic photos of the president's son and put them in the record for everybody to see. that was outrageous. so the republicans who are coming for this really need to kind of pull back a little bit. let's figure out what happened, if he deserves to be punished let's figure out what that is. the outrage can miss me. >> the original explanation was something that was not comprehensible. the chief of staff said that he did not realize he would trigger a building alarm as he was rushing to make an urgent vote. theys -- it is a building alarm, a fire alarm. you realize that if you pull it down, you're going to trigger an alarm. so i do think there needs to be more explanation. and you know, i understand what you're saying about marjorie taylor greene. but you know, the timing of this, republicans are raising questions about honestly. i think it's something that behooves people to -- if it was a prank, it was stupid. >> it was. >> still criminal. >> this t

"honey, i was watching c-span the other day, and marjorie taylor greene showed a picture of hunter biden'sot more business if his ads had that much bleeping. >> i personally [ bleep ]. my [ bleep ] will be the most -- [ bleep ] [ bleep ] you'll ever [ bleep or your [ bleep ]. >> seth: this is the republican party, and in the five months we were off the air, it hasn't changed. arguably it's gotten worse it's a collection of aspiring despots and weirdos doing everything in their power to insulate an alleged criminal who instigated a coup from accountability donald trump's place in the gop is kind of like a -- >> ass[ bleep ]. >> in the [ bleep ]. [ laughter and applause >> seth: still got it! this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks", be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. [explosion] ♪ ♪ karangailyg ♪ ♪ kara ♪ ♪ hovaa ♪ ♪ o, ♪ ♪ dyngyl - dyngylda-a-ai ♪ ♪ ♪ honey... honey... nyquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu relief with a dreamy honey taste. nyquil honey, the nighttim

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slap on the wrist to reprimand members of congress being pushed against rashida tlaib and marjorie taylor greene and those measures uncertain they'll face the house as they face opposition from both parties and a lot to watch out for mike johnson to navigate as he said he wants to focus on policy, not these issues. >> thank you for that reporting. and this is introduced by republicans from new york, his own fellow congressman. >> this is a very good point. >>> thank you so much for being with us today. on this very big news day. "the lead" with jake tapper starts after this short break.

argue that christian nationalism is gaining political clout, a number of politicians like marjorie taylor green. lauren bober and republican pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate doug must've yano, have all been increasingly in the spotlight while towing the christian nationalism line. is christian nationalism to influence on the rise, or is it a matter of these voices being louder and taking up more space in the political discourse? it's about it's about. and that's been something that we've seen really just in the last few months. initially when scholars a social scientists and so we're surfacing this and and saying this is christian nationalism and, and it's authoritarian and anti democratic and it's all of these other things we saw inside christian spaces among those who were promoting christian nationalism deny that even existed and say that you're just smearing us for being patriot and, and then within just weeks we saw the rhetoric shift and we saw people like marjorie taylor green. come out and say yes, i'm a christian national as a nationalist, learned bober and proud of it and and not

but, again in marjorie taylor greene's case, she made some of the same arguments trump made, that sheust challenging her thoughts on the election, her first amendment rights, but that she, herself, did not contribute to the violence of that day. so, we'll see the arguments that the former president makes and we'll see whether the court decides to engage on the issue at all. >> all right, tia mitchell of the "atlanta journal-constitution," thank you for being with us this morning, i appreciate it. >>> all right. in new york, fans have been seen paying respects to the late matthew perry leaving flowers and other mementos outside the apartment building from "friends." and the actor died on saturday according to the l.a. times. there's no foul play suspected but perry's death is under investigation. let's bring in the culture direct at "roll stone." elizabeth, good morning, so many of us came of age, grew up with this show, with chandler being forever in my head, what did he mean for you? >> yeah, he was such an icon and part of "friends," i think that entire group, you know, growing up,

rachel: this video came out now, if that was marjorie taylor greene this would have been up on that day. he also said this is bowman, i am coming out he has been charged he's happy for quick resolution. there were quick resolutions for those accused of the same thing which was interrupting -- >> the sweetheart pulley, i'm going to pay a fine and after a certain time get pulled away. what anyone else, which they label as a misdemeanor which, when tenth should be at minimum of low class felony, and it was marjorie taylor greene or matt gaetz, would they have gotten the sweetheart deal? rachel: the world is blowing up but out of principle, will the new speaker prioritize throwing the book at this guy? >> we won't prioritize anything on bowman and counter build body, something mike johnson will do. what a blessing. mike johnson is one of the most constitutionally principled faith-based individuals we could have gotten as speaker,. and member driven, not speaker driven process to decentralize things, this is what we need. pete: thanks for being here. coming up, biden and xi jinping agree to

is this a lot about whether the gop is -- >> look, marjorie taylor greene put forward there was a merger of -- there are 18 house republicans and districts that biden won, there are another 15 in districts that trump only narrowly won. my definition you cannot have someone who is fully acceptable to the voters in margie taylor greene's district, and someone who is fully acceptable to the voters in the district of say the republicans in new york, where -- seats that biting carry. it is an impossibility because any districts are so different. that is why the history has been, you can vote against your party on individual issues, on occasion, u.s. will stand with your party on the organization of the chamber self, and the breakdown of that just shows the kind of corrosive rot that has settled in to the republican house in terms of its commitment to governing. >> on tuesday i guess it win for capitol hill, but two big blows with legal problems abc news is reporting former chief of staff humming entered immunity in election interference case, mark meadows already tongue the special prosecutor

first of all, marjorie taylor greene made valid points, was this illegal? that at minimum, it's a misdemeanor in d.c. area to pull a fire alarm if you are not concerned of a fire. at most, you also have reduction of proceedings which is what you are seeing on january 6. what's your take? >> i worked in the and walked up a lot of steps just to get to a door. i was number in time sometimes, all of the work get there. i was number in such unfinished to get the door open i used a fire alarm for the door handle so i don't know, he's obviously trying to lie his way out of this i think i can say with certainty he pulled it on purpose and duty to obstruct happening. i just hope hakeem jeffries is so mad that it, he gets handed within a reporter who was able to catch up jamaal bowman and this is what was said. bowman said was rushing to make a vote, trying to get to a door, about the alarm would open the door and the reporter ask, you will learn to open the door? bowman -- yes. how does that make sense? bowman -- what do you mean? reporter -- when have you ever pull

i see byron donalds, marjorie taylor greene among others.ou're right to say the administration has a lot they can do without the legislature. but there's certain bills voted down by democrats, there was a party line vote, 217 democrats voting against a bill to sanction financial supporters of hamas, my point being, republicans should bring up this legislation in wake of the most recent attacks. do you think this causes them to unify around a speaker this week? >> i do. i think that we're seeing the process get expedited, we're seeing a lot of conversations saying, look, we need to unify now more t ever, this is underlying the issue. the fact that we can't talk about the gang of eight getting an p intelligence briefing right now in terms of what's really going on is extraordinary. we need to have leadership in place on the republican side in order to ensure that they're getting the briefings that they need and you mentioned the financial as expect of this. i just want to point out that the markets will be reacting to this come monday morning,

there's some hard core supporters like marjorie taylor greene who are egging on this. but the reality is the conference, trump is a polarizing figure. bringing them in would do nothing. the idea of him being speaker, there are 18 republicans invited in tw republicans in the conference who voted to impeach trump. they're not going to make him speaker. they would have to elect him to do that but there is a question of whether he gets off the sidelines and endorses a speaker for candidate. he was really on the sidelines during the fight earlier this week. he had pitched mccarthy for speaker this year but really didn't do anything to come to his rescue and now we're being told that jim jordan, one of the candidates for speaker, has talked to trump about his speaker's bid. so everyone is waiting to see whether he gets involved in this race or not. just the big picture here, erin. the fact that even trump's name is being thrown around by people like marjorie taylor greene and other hard core trump supporters shows there's so much uncertainty about who their next speaker is g

let's take for example, congressman marjorie taylor greene. she spoke at the white supremacist racist anti-semite nick fuentes who participated in the hateful 2017 charlottesville rally. greene said she doesn't know fuentes views although they were full well-known. and this is the same marjorie taylor greene who has pushed the deranged notion that rich jews are trying to replace white americans and westerners with blacks and brown muslims. not to american, of course, her jewish space laser conspiracy that, including, wealthy jews were using lasers to start forest fires. here in israel greene has got attention by be littling the holocaust by treating joe biden is hitler with nazi joe has got to go. and for saying that then speaker's nancy pelosi mask floor mandate was an abuse just like how jews were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany. under fire greene visited the holocaust museum and apologized. so, let me tell you something, you're never going to believe who the republican offering this motion to censure congresswoman ra

congressman adam kinzinger joined the january 6th committee and built into conspiracy pushers like marjorie taylor greene. speaker mccarthy said, quote, i will never leave that woman, talking about greene. the move he made to appease her wing of the party, including the launching of the impeachment inquiry of the current president, after he said he wouldn't without a vote, and flirt being a government shutdown, only empowered republicans who don't mind throwing a monkey wrench into the works, including the one who pushed those same hard liners to shut down the government and push the speaker, he once -- into a corner he could not get out of. the former president, who should be noted, spent today in court on trial for fraud. congressman, are you surprised that most house republicans are not blaming kevin mccarthy for teeing up all this? >> i guess in a way they have to give their, kind of, public view. but i think at their heart, they know. i mean, i think in their heart, they know that he made concessions to the very people -- i mean, he gave them their concessions -- to the very people that he had to ea

it continued with the forcing out of law straining, after -- kinzinger joined the -- marjory taylor green, speaker mccarthy telling according to the new york times, quote, i will never leave that woman talking about green. tellingly, she disappeared him yesterday. but in a larger stance -- her piece of the party including -- government shutdown only empowered republicans who -- including the one who pushed the same hard-liners to shut down anti government and push the speaker he once called -- into a corner he could not get out of. the former president who should be known in court on trial for fraud. joining us now, cnn political commentator and -- are you surprised that most house republicans are not blaming mccarthy for teeing up all this? >> yes, i guess in a way, they have to give their public view, but i think at their heart they know. at their heart they know that he made concessions to the very people, even in the concessions to the very people to run their vote. not only for eight, months they turned against him. this was the most foreseeable thing. it is disingenuous of mccarthy,

marjorie taylor greene saying if you're pro-palestinian, you're pro-hamas. that's the kind of dehumanizing rhetoric, some would say genocidal, what does it mean to level an area where 2 million people live? that is the kind of rhetoric that prompts people to act of terror. rhetoric leads to hate. hate leads to violence. >> indeed, and i mean, i think, michelle, your piece, to pick up on that point, you know, for the jewish community, who paraglides into a concert full of kids just listening to people and start killing people, or kidnaps an elderly peace activist? there is a sense i think for a lot of, you know, jewish americans or jewish folks who are watching this happen of oh, my god, this pain is so raw. and yet we're now sort of also trying to encapsulate the pain of 2 million people in gaza, and it's sort of all happening. i feel like you boiled it down so well in your column. i want to allow you to say more. >> i appreciate that and i find those pictures of that boy so gutting. and i think that what we're seeing right now is it's not necessarily parall

marjorie taylor greene, matt, gates george santos, this is the message he created.lowed the option where one person could put up the vote to remove the speaker. that was his decision. he created this mess, we are not going to be about almost three weeks. next week without a speaker we have a government shutdown right front of us. it's nothing but complete chaos on the republican side, it's time for some good minded republicans to come on over and help us elect hakeem jeffries and get the country moving again. >> you and i both know getting hakeem jeffries as the next speaker of the house is never gonna happen. i say that right now. let's talk about some of the people whose names are being mentioned, of course house majority great state of minnesota. backing from former speaker mccarthy. you're not gonna vote for, him but is something democrats can work with? >> tom amber is a right wing conservative. he is someone that supports national abortion bans, someone that did not support lgbtq+ rights. someone that does not support working people. he is in the same old of t