what is interesting, the larger marjorie taylor greene -- the longer marjorie taylor greene weights to activate this motion to vacate his there are a lot of vacancies in the house and almost all of them heavily favor republicans. some of those vacancies that are creating this tight margin, republicans are about the clawback a larger majority. not a significant majority, but more than a handful. it is less than a handful of republicans interested of removing the speaker. host: is that motivation for marjorie taylor greene to act sooner? guest: that is time pressure on her. as we get towards jude johnson for republican roster will be growing. unless we see major upsets. that throws a whole different calculation if democrats were to take a numerical majority. host: as we get to june, we just came off the foreign aid package that included the ukraine funding. what are considered to be must to do items or other legislative items that could further upset that certain block of the republican conference that is already upset with mike johnson? guest: up ahead, one of the deadlines is the may 1

it was actually on the show, congressman, you referred to marjorie taylor greene as moscow. marjorie. >> and it seems to have stuck. i know you're aware of this, but russian state television is now showing in new york post cover using your nickname for marjorie taylor greene moscow marjorie. >> and they are now taking it a step further, listened to what they said the little green marjorie taylor greene, you've just shown is a beauty. she is one of a few members of the us congress who is trying to look like a person in an old-fashioned sense of word. she is a blonde who wears white coats with the fur color. she has demonstratively heterosexual she's a beauty, a blonde demonstratively heterosexual. there's what they're saying, right? and this is as they show moscow marjorie on the new york post and the russian post, the russian press at the same time, it's going after speaker johnson openly insulting him just a few of the headlines, scatterbrain, brainwashed the look of a trade-off sure now, congress wanted me, you really started something here. it's now a part of what's the di

i would like to ask the speaker of the house, is see the speaker or is marjorie taylor greene the speakerclassy so dann scared of bar -- why is he so damn scared of marjorie taylor greene? trump is going to jail, you better get ready, the public and lovers out there. donald trump is going to jail. host: arlene, minnesota, independent. caller: good morning. i tried calling earlier and got disconnected. i'm calling about mike johnson as our speaker of the house. i want to just say, the lady who called from virginia has it exactly right. the reason things do not pass through our house is because the bills they put through has so many of bad things in there, that the media never ever puts out on the screen where people can read everything. they expect them to go on a computer and read it, and not everybody has a computer, but talking specifically about the bill, if they would have read the whole border bill that was with many, many 2300 pages full of other things that were not necessary. i think mike johnson is doing the constitutional good job that he was put into that place four. people nee

well, he's listening to marjorie taylor greene and when she says jump, he asks how high. he needs to grow a spine. it's not a good look because he's marjorie taylor greene's tool. he needs to pass the ukraine aid, but he won't do it because marjorie won't let him because she's a disciple of trump and putin. >> diane is in ann arbor, michigan. finishing off just about a half hour, and when it comes to the speaker's performance, at house at 8:00. we'll change gears and invite you to participate in open forum, you can participate by commenting on the speaker's job, or matters in politics, and republicans 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000 and independents 202-748-8002. you can comment on the speak,er, if you wish, and go ahead and call in and we'll take those momentarily. it was the japanese prime minister addressing a joint session of congress, a joint-- technically a meeting of congress yesterday on matters of importance between the united states and japan and one of the things he talked about was the importance of the united states role in the world. here is a portion f

so far no indication from marjorie taylor green. but a couple of weeks ago i decayed of mike johnson put a ukraine bill on the floor she would move to vacate the chair mtv as it is called motion to vacate the chair in other words to say there is nobody in the speakers a chair and your calling for a new election if there was for a parliamentary system this to be very similar to a vote of no-confidence the prime minister if we were in the united kingdom or someplace in europe. that does not happen very often for that is exactly what happened with kevin mccarthy that former speaker of the house last fall. the first think that would happen if we did consider it today she would have a motion to table an effort to try to get that out of there. to kill it, to dump it. what happened last fault you did not have any democrats are willing to vote to help kevin mccarthy. you have a completely different scenario right now because democrats argued they pushed for aid to ukraine. they just passed about 10 minutes ago aid to ukraine. it is thought

i believe marjorie taylor greene respects him. she came out -- >> i have a different view on how marjorie taylor greene feels about the speaker. >> you kind of tamper down his rhetoric a couple of days after that, questions were asked outside of his trial, we'll see what happens. i think even within the conservative world there's been backlash and there's some fears with the one-seat majority right now, some moderates are fed up with the chaos and might just leave. >> might just leave. i think that's definitely an open question too. i've had some very unhappy text messages from republican lawmakers who do not want to go back. capitolhill reporter juliegrace brufke. >>> over the weekend president trump canceled a rally due to severe weather. he called by phone announcing over the speaker system he needed to postpone because of thunder and lightning. he told supporters he has to reschedule due to a literal rain check. this was before the start of his trial in new york city. >>> new york news polling shows trump ahead of biden by two

so it's still uncertain what he will do, perhaps because they are waiting to see what marjorie taylor greene decides to do it, then they will decide whether it's time to save mike johnson's speakership. but the betty mike johnson's speakership. but here i just wanted to alert you, fred, because marjorie taylor greene is now coming down the steps of the capitol. and we're going to try to make sure that we agree fabra stay with me okay. maybe a little chaotic as we go into my seat are you letting your shoulder knowing i need to she said she has declined to comment, let's stick with you of the day say it with me live because we don't want to get an answer to her look, down. look about welcome back, guys going to right here. right, right. right let my colleagues go home and hear from their constituents because i think people have been too obsessed with voting for foreign wars and the murder industry. >> here in america, it actually understand how angry americans are when you have the strongest loudest voices? in republican and the republican movement and grassroots, furious calling for mike john

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is proposing for the us to withdraw from nato. >> she believes that americans should help put and when and murkowski metal. >> that's amazing. that's russian state television. in fact, ever since marjorie taylor greene started speaking out against helping ukraine, russian state television can't get enough of her look at all that. and don't just listen to us saying this and we listened to what former republican congressman ken buck told me moscow, marjorie is focused now on this ukraine issue and getting are talking points from the kremlin and making sure that she is popular and she is getting a lot of coverage moscow marjorie, he calls her once congressman buck said that the nickname took on a life of its own, and greene does have the share, frankly, a lot of putin's views on ukraine take for instance, this tweet where she accuses the ukrainians are being nazis well, you've certainly heard that before, right? >> on russian state tv be u-shaped was a flagrantly brutal provocation by ukrainian nazis now, this crucial bill to supply ukraine, it deta

i think it's worth remembering that marjorie taylor greene has -- as isolated as she is, is closer toout. i don't think the people ought to underestimate the hold that isolationists like marjorie taylor greene continue to have on the republican base. >> congress woman edwards, your reaction? >> look, to no great surprise, marjorie taylor greene is crying wolf again and again and again, as she does. here is the thing, i do not think this is going anywhere. both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act and they are not going to give into this motion to vacate. you will see a lot of democrats, actually supporting johnson, because he did the right thing on this package, even though it could have damaged him in the house. >> okay, now that you brought that up, i was going to hold this for a little bit, but let's play, dueling banjos in the democratic party. congresswoman crockett and congresswoman rochon, on this issue about whether to save speaker johnson. >> i disagree with speaker johnson on many issues and have been very critical of him, but he did the right thing and he d

but i don't think the people ought to understand estimate the hole, the isolation marjorie taylor greene> congresswoman edwards, your reaction? >> it is no surprise marjorie taylor greene is calling wolf again and again and again as she does. but i don't think this will go anywhere. i think both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act. they're not going to give in to this motion to vacate. and you're going to see a lot of democrats actually supporting johnson because he did the right thing on this aid package even though it could have damaged him in the house. >> okay, so now that you brought that up, i was going to hold it for a little bit. but let's play sort of like the dueling banjos in the democratic party. congresswoman jasmine crockett and congressman ro khanna. >> i disagree. i have been critical of him, but he did the right thing here and he deserves to keep his job till the end of this term. >> we don't do things for you or save you because you did the bare minimum of doing your job. you know, doing the decent thing as allies and friends of various nations and cou

speaker johnson, have you talked to marjorie taylor greene about motion to vacate threat speakernson, have you spoken to marjorie taylor greene about motions to house took 22 seconds there for him to eventually decided he would answer the question. >> no. >> so far, there were hogan congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has not forced to vote, but one of her top aides vows that it is only a matter of time telling political quote cohen, who is saying she is backing down or high drunk or simply out of their mind is high drunk or simply out of their mind. i'm sorry. >> and greene herself warning just yesterday, quote, his days as speaker are number manu raju was out front on capitol hill, a mondo. >> so they're back and as they returned, marjorie taylor greene returns with this threat. now you have just had a chance as everyone's coming back in to speak to a number of republicans what do they think green is going to do well, it's actually unclear and of course she can call for this vote is sunday at anytime because any one member of the house can do just that. >> and right now, she h

marjorie taylor greene says, should cost speaker johnson his jobs. was live on capitol hill. and mono. you just spoke with congresswoman marjorie taylor-greene. what what does she have to say? >> yeah, she >> bluntly warned the speaker not to move ahead with any ukraine aid package, even as the speaker is planning to change the sentence, bill tried to woo republicans, includes some new border security measures. she said that absolutely should not go forward. she is a staunch opponent of more aid do ukraine, as republicans are badly divided over this issue, she told me. she said that. she said, i think that let me tell you when he forces that vote again under suspension with no amendments and funds ukraine and people find out how angry they are constructed constituents are about it. that's going to move the needle even more. but i'm going to tell you right now funding ukraine is probably one of the most egregious things that he can do. now, she would not go as far as saying it was a red line, but she went right up to that line and remember any one memb

and he is really struggled to rein in marjorie taylor greene. speak with her over the recess break, buthat call never happened and marjorie taylor greene says she refused to speak with them because she wanted to speak to her constituents. at a. town hall yesterday. so far, they have not connected yet though, which is a huge problem for speaker mike johnson as he heads into this pivotal week for his speakership. melanie, what are you hearing from other lawmakers? for his are they're democrats or republicans who will go along and join green if she files a motion to vacate and remove him as house speaker. >> well, the house is still really sculpt barred from that last motion to vacate in my conversations with senior lawmakers here on capitol hill, there is a feeling that there's going to be enough republicans and democrats who joined hands and table or kill a potential motion to vacate. but at the same time, marjorie taylor greene says she has some other silent republicans who are on her side there have been some who have not said where they stand

now democrats may have to help save him from the likes of marjorie taylor greene in his own party. california congressman robert garcia and punch bowl reporter join me live to discuss the stakes. >>> trump on trial. opening statements are set for monday in donald trump's cost money election interference case. we take a closer look at the jury that will decide his fate, whether trump will testify and the tough questions he will face if he does. >>> and, 25 years since columbine. the deadly high school shooting in colorado still haunts america today. dr. jonathan mezzo is here to discuss what has changed and what has not since the fateful day on april 20th, 1999. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. >>> after months of dithering, delay, and denial, the house has finally passed for an eight legislation for our allies. with 311 votes, including all the democrats, $61 billion in desperately needed funding for ukraine, part of it in the form of a loan, was approved. the big bipartisan vote was also notable for one big reason. 112 republicans voted against it. that is more th

it's not marjorie taylor greene. it's hakeem jeffries who will tell democrats whether or not they will save johnson and also donald trump. if he stays out of it the way he is doing right now and does not tell people to get rid of mike johnson, then he can probably survive this whether or not he can be speaker again is up in the air. >> let's say they vote to save him, but what if the vote keeps going and going and going like we have seen happen a couple times before now. if it goes beyond one vote, to the step up? and the democrats say to them, we are going to continue supporting you, or do they say we will let you have your chaos. we will let you show the american people what you're doing. what is your best guess? >> what will happen first and foremost is if there is a motion on the floor, there will be a republican who offers a motion to table that is killed when the effort comes out. that's where democrats would come into quote save him. they could also just vote and say presence. that's an option that we have, to

afraid of her weight easily answer, but congresswoman marjorie taylor, greene, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is proposing for the us to withdraw from nato. she believes that americans should help when quite the same. >> it's there on russian state tv. what do you make of that? >> well, moscow marriage areas as reached a new low during the russian revolution, lenin talked about american journalists who are writing glowing reports about russia at the time as useful idiots and i don't even think that marjorie reaches that level of being a useful idiot here. she is just mouthing the russian propaganda and really hurting american foreign policy in the process. she's acting completely irresponsibly and again, when history looks at this period of time, russia invaded ukraine ukraine is fighting for its freedom, and we should be with the freedom fighters in this war. >> however, son ken buck, appreciate your time tonight. thank you thank you. i'll front next, we are following the breaking news out of iraq, reports of a huge explosion that a pro iran military base. new details next plus

passing this bill, we will know whether or not marjorie taylor greene tries to remove the speaker of from marjorie taylor greene doesn't come forward, how endangered is johnson's speakership even beyond that? you have guys like matt gaetz saying ukraine was a dealbreaker. i've got 10 seconds. >> reporter: there's a lot of concern. don't know how many republicans will try to take it out on him. aishah: griff: we are going to stick it a little bit, we want to see exactly what happens. if you could, just walk us a touch more because it is a bit confusing about the effort for democrats coming to the rescue of speaker johnson if the motion is made by marjorie taylor greene, if democrats force them to be coming up for a vote and democrats would help. >> reporter: democrats, anybody in the house of representatives could bring up this resolution now that she has filed. there was chatter when she talked about or introduced this a couple weeks ago and didn't make it live, that mike johnson what his allies should make it live and say come at us. this is something joe cannon, the white house spea

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i am back with georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene.u wanted mike johnson out. what is your alternative plan? >> our plan is this, we have to give the american people a reason to trust us and fight for us. the more than people are supporting president trump -- american people are supporting president trump to be the next president of the united states because they saw, they've seen him in action. he fought against the democrat agenda, he put america first. they desperately want him to lead this country again because they trust him, and they know he will do that. mike johnson has betrayed america. he's betrayed republican voters. under his leadership he's passed the democrat agenda, passed the biden administration policies and fully funded them. we're going to to fight in congress to do everything we can to stop this type of uniparty leadership. mike johnson's speakership is over. he needs to do the right thing, to resign and allow us the move if forward in a controlled process. if he doesn't do so, he will be vacated. maria: well, with

what do you think of this high praise of marjorie taylor greene? should think about kevin mccarthy event marjorie taylor greene. kevin's judgment has never been exactly startling politically in the last and i don't know, decades. he is a guy who now wants to be part of the maga comeback in washington. he wants to be in trump's good graces. he know that she is still a person in his good graces. i think this speaks more about kevin's weird desperation than it does about you know -- then an analysis of who marjorie taylor greene is. he understands in the trump power universe, she ranks up here and mike johnson ranks down there. >> i'm going to save you from having to even talk about ntg, and have you respond to donald trump and something he said on tuesday in wisconsin. watch this. >> should we prepare for a change in position? >> not a change in position. it's going to be something that's very important. you have to go with your heart. you have to go with your spirit. it's going to be something that i don't think people will be overly surprised, but w

he is still at risk of a motion to vacate from congresswoman marjorie taylor green, who orheom kevin mccarthy seems to think is a serious legislature. >> what i have always found about marjorie is she is a very serious legislator that deals with policy. >> i beg to differ. the fact that she filed the motion after johnson saved us from a government shutdown shows that she is always punish any real attempt at governing, which means democrats could be faced with a tough decision. save johnson or let him sink. joining me now, democratic congressman rochon of california, member on the house services committee and congressman jerry conley of virginia, member of the house foreign affairs committee. both are members of the oversight committee. welcome to the sunday show. ig congressman, you said you would save johnson. >> if he brings a clean bill on ukraine funding i think he would be doing a responsible thing and he should be funding the bridge in baltimore. those are common sense priorities and i would be willing to work across the aisle if he does that. >> no, i don't believe rewarding sp

post joined the trolling with a cover calling greene , win moscow marjorie" after she voted get against aid to rick ada to ukraine. nicknaming mayhem taylorie taylor greene in charge? where is trump in all this? the man who helped launch her to maga superstardom? it appears he's also had enough of mtg siding with johnson instead of her. >> well, look, we have a majority of one, okay? i think he's a very good man. i think he's trying very hard. >> so in just a short time span, marjorie taylor greene has gone from maga hero, to zero. but she didn't flameout because of her bigotry or extremism, and wild conspiracy theories, that's not the reason, in fact, republicans were fine with all that. it's only when she turned on her own party and threatened their agenda that they decided to put their foot down and stand up to her. they made their deal with the devil and coddling her, and now they have to live with it. our special live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner kicks off after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ♪♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment

khandra as a woman, marjorie taylor greene congresswom marjorie the us to withdraw from nato. she believes that americans shld help putin to win murkski. >> that's amazing. that's russian state telesiin fa, ever since marjoe taylor greene arted speaking t against helping you cre russian state television 't geenough oher look at all that. n't ju listen to us saying this. i mean, listen to what former republica congressman ken buck told me moscow, marjorie is focused now on this ukraine issue an getting are talking points from thkremlin and making sure that she is popular and she is tting a lot of coverage let's , marjorie, he calls that the nickname took on a life of itown d eene does have, does share frankly, a lot of putin's views on ukraine. >> take for instance, this tweet where she accuses the ukrainians are being nazis well, you've certainly heard that before, right? on russian state tv be u-shaped was a flagrantly brutal provocation by ukrainian nazis now this crucial bill to supply ukraine, it details here with more aid and look, as i said, it is crucial. >> they need it

i think marjorie taylor greene has - i think marjorie taylor greene has already made clear she planss basically the last package vote that the house had before they went on a week—long recess. i think mikejohnson and his allies, including some democrats now are hoping that members of congress go home and focus on their reelection campaigns and this news item cycle passes and they could start focusing on other areas where they want to garner votes in support of the head of the november 2024 election. johnson and democrats who have said that they would vote to keep him if people like marjorie taylor greene want to oust him. there are saying thatjohnson did the right thing. they didn't like speaker mccarthy who is a prior speaker mccarthy who is a prior speaker and was ousted by his own party members. at the same time, mikejohnson in their view to the right thing on these aid packages to israel. gaza, ukraine and taiwan and the indo—pacific more broadly. thank the indo-pacific more broadly. thank ou for your time. jared mondschein, director of research at the united states studies centr

so if that motion were to come by, marjorie taylor greene, there's no way but i will sit by and let her do that. >> so if it comes from marjorie taylor greene, you would vote to keep mike johnson in the speaker's chair >> well look, we obviously want to make sure that just like last time our leader hakeem jeffries, is negotiating with republicans. we want to make sure that he has the support of his caucus. but as a american as someone who took an oath to the constitution, there is zero chance that i would let marjorie taylor greene sit in the well of the people's house and pick through the next speaker would be zero. >> what would that look like? would that look like you not voting for hakeem jeffries and actually casting a vote for mike johnson >> yeah. no, that's not what the vote is. >> so you >> don't vote on the speaker, right? it's different from what you saw on television again here, i cast my vote or hakeem jeffries and they cast their vote for kevin mccarthy, the vote is on a a motion to vacate and there'll be a motion to table that. so first, you'll vote on the table. right. a

arthel: let's us in florida congressman on "fox news sunday." >> marjorie taylor greene is not a serioust she's not a serious legislator. quite frankly it marjorie taylor greene elect thomas a massie and paul are trying to accomplish by removing the speaker of the house and this very moment after october 7 to only embolden china it would only embolden russia it would only embolden iran. she would let the ayat ayatollaf iran take israel and she was that putin take europe. not just ukraine. i do not want to be lectured by marjorie taylor greene. >> what you make of his remarks? >> i would say she is not serious. what she is serious about doing and she has been successful in doing is weaving chaos into the situation part we have a lot of chaos right now throughout the world. this is honestly more helpful to my party because there are many voters especially independents or republicans were not captive with the presumptive gop nominee former president trump who will look at this and say this is a party in disarray but this is a party that has extreme dysfunction and this is chaos. nobody, dem

georgia's marjorie taylor greene this was the congresswoman's response.on steve bannon's podcast as we have completely lost confidence in his leadership now that he is allowing hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer to completely control the house. >> basically save as civil war has broken out in the house of representatives we all need to be asking the most concerning question, what has mike johnson made a deal? ledoux, what has he promised he will give them in the future. and this is why we have to remove mike johnson from the speakership because he has made a deal melanie, zanona joins us now from capitol hill with the latest on the threat to johnson's speakership. so what is the state of play between johnson, marjorie taylor greene, and company? >> well, anderson, this is shaping up to be a real showdown between speaker mike johnson and his right flank. and it could really all come ahead, come to a tomorrow republicans are furious that johnson has had to rely on democrats out every step of this process to try to pass this package of foreign aid bills, incl

michael marjorie taylor greene the house speaker, mike johnson just did a new interview this morning.n trying to turn some of that around, but basically he said he tried to call marjorie taylor greene. she basically wouldn't take his calls and then he also criticized her as saying it was very dangerous to be throwing this around right now. and she hopes that he hopes that she'll realize that in the end. i mean, i do significantly question what why does she think this is a good idea? >> i don't know what with a one seat majority they're already likely going to lose the house democrats have an advantage, and this this is brilliant political fodder for democrats to be able to market and every single very tight moderate republican district to say these folks can't govern, they're not doing anything to move the needle forward on immigration, but not tackling the ukrainian issue. they're just not doing anything. people don't want that. i wish casey i can get all the republicans together on it, on immigration on reproductive rights, and on congress and say, what the heck are you guys doing?

and i think marjorie taylor greene is just causing trouble. visit anger, you yeah, it does because i think that the last thing we wanna do is get back in a situation where the houses is in turmoil and there's no leadership what do you think of marjorie taylor greene, the congressman from georgia, trying to oust him as speaker of the house. i don't like it. i don't i mean, once she do just like his stances on a number of things like funding for ukraine, for example, she doesn't want it. what do you think about that i think we started helping them. >> i think we've shaped continue helping them i think she's making a big mistake. >> promoting that she's not my favorite congressperson what do you think so glad she's not my representatives. >> we go inside this office building in downtown shreveport and meet with this man and the oil and gas its business. a lot of things that are happening today in this country remind me or what happened back in the 90s and all of you a slob, you al versa. hey, chick is from bosnia and says he immigrated to the uni

so what is the state of play between johnson marjorie taylor greene, and company well, anderson, this is shaping up to be a real showdown between speaker mike johnson and his right flank. >> and it could really all come ahead come to a head tomorrow. republicans are furious that johnson has had to rely on democrats dot every step of this process to try to pass this package of foreign aid bills, including on some key procedural so votes which historically have always been done along party lines. and so that is renewed and sparked some new calls to oust johnson from the speakership today, a third republicans that's paul gosar of arizona, announced that he was officially signing on to the motion to vacate the speakership now, for his part, speaker mike johnson has been defiant. he said he's not worried about losing his job, especially if it means doing the right thing. but just given the math and given the margins, it's likely that johnson is going to need to rely on democrats to help bail him out if this motion to vacate does come to the floor. >> and what did the democratic senate beca

marjorie taylor green said something today in defense of vladimir putin's war in ukraine that she surely in defense of adolf hitler's war against the world. marjorie taylor green said, the ukrainian government is attacking christians. russia is not doing that. the german soldiers, the united states of america killed in world war ii, or christians, so yes, the united states was attacking christians during world war ii in europe, if that's the way you want to put it. christians who believed in their superiority to the point that they were trying to murder every in europe. that is who united states forces were killing. russia is filled with people now who call themselves christians. so is ukraine. president biden issued an executive order today to try to combat vladimir putin in the russian government's attempt to quote, undermine the conduct of free and fair democratic elections and democratic institutions in the united states, and its allies and partners. vladimir putin is at it again, pumping russian propaganda through willing transmitters like the imbecilic marjorie taylor green into am

nobody can manage the republican caucus when an individual like marjorie taylor greene or lauren boebertrjorie taylor greene over again has a veto over the actions of the house. and so, you know, i'm sorry to see him go to mar-a-lago because one thing i'll say for speaker johnson, i haven't had a lot of contact with him. i think i disagree with speaker johnson on every substantive thing. he does appear to be a man of integrity. i don't know what that's going to do to his immortal soul to be standing next to donald trump. >> should democrats come to his rescue in somebody like marjorie taylor greene tries to oust him. >> marjorie taylor greene and two of her friends could take down the speaker. on the one hand, it is not the democrats' job, these are people who are calling us communistsco attacking us, it is not our job to rescue them from chaos and dysfunction. on the other hand, at our hearts we are get it done kind of people. we are the party that capped insulin prices. we are the party that go a bipartisan infrastructure law done. in the service of continuing to get things done we wil

and then there are the likes of marjorie taylor greene who puts a big thumb down in the face of that which ukraine has been facing and valiantly fighting for. that's the point earlier where you see marjorie taylor greene in the lower part of your screen, a big thumbs down in reaction to the lawmakers with the small, okay maybe they are legal on the floor of the house. she was not too pleased about it. many others were. joining me now is jason crow, member of the house foreign affairs committee. i will ask your reaction to this, the passage of israel, ukraine, indo asia pacific, with regard to taiwan. is it going to clear the senate? how much of an impact will the bill have in ukraine? >> well, who my response. >> you got a flag. >> i think it is team we stopped talking about marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert who don't have any idea what they are talking about. this was about american leadership, american economy, protecting americans around the world and protecting our allies and partners. we are on the right side of history. that is what today was about. it will make a big di

speaker johnson is fighting for his political life from a challenge from trump's close ally, marjorie taylor greene. >> i absolutely loved president trump. i have a great relationship with him. >> marjorie taylor greene escalating her threats against the speaker to oust him. >> the current speaker of the house we have right now is getting rolled in every single meeting he is negotiating from weakness only intensifying the thorny intraparty relationships that johnson and trump are attempting to navigate the may appear together tomorrow, we stakes high they for their party in an election year, mike johnson has pick literally turned in mitch mcconnell's twin. and worse it's either democrats this tells cnn that amid greene's threat, allies of johnson have asked trump to either publicly support the speaker or at least >> stay out of it altogether. >> and >> sources close to johnson don't dispute the timing of the visit potentially only helping johnson, though this was a pre-planned event. this is not inconvenient for us. it's convenient for us acknowledging the speaker's appearance with trump is benefic

i think johnson actually went to trump last week to arrange for trump to help say marjorie taylor greennsist on a vote on her impeachment resolution, i don't know if johnson succeeded , but the democrats, many of them promised that if johnson supports up to... conditions for ukraine, then they will not vote for his removal from office. however, the democrats said at the time that they made it a condition to consider the bill that the senate approved in february, that is, that the house voted for him, then help would come immediately, but i think that the democrats this time, if, say, marjarigreen insists on such a vote, then the democrats, unlike their vote. pushing for the resignation of mccarthy, they will make johnson stay in office, they can do it in two ways, either a certain number of them do not support the resignation, or a certain number. a number of them will simply leave the hall and will not vote, which will allow just there, the numbers will not add up, then there will not be enough votes for johnson's resignation, as far as i understand, it would be unprecedented in histor

maria: marjorie taylor greene attacking mike johnson, marjorie taylor greene attacking mike johnson fornd money to ukraine without securing the border. your thoughts? >> well, first of all, with all due respect to my friend, marjorie taylor greene, i don't think that's what we need right now. we don't need another speaker's race. look, we've been consistent and concise since mike johnson took over as speaker of the house and that is that we want to make sure that our southern border is secured and we want to do that before we send money to ukraine and to other countries to secure their borders. however, another speaker's race at this time is not what we should be concentrating on. what we should be concentrating on is wins for the american people, what we should be concentrating on is bidenomics, the southern border, biden's radical environmental mandates. these are the things that we should be concentrating on, not another speaker's race. maria: yeah. but i mean, what are you going to do to actually have success in securing the border? why is it that still after all of this time the ad

i think marjorie taylor-green has - marjorie taylor—green has indicated she plans to do that.y went on a week—long recess. i think mikejohnson and his allies — including some democrats now — are hoping that members of congress go home and focus on the re—election campaign, and this sort of news item passes, that the news cycle about ukraine passes and they can start focusing on other areas where they want to vote or support ahead of the 2024 november election. johnson and democrats who have said now they would vote to keep him if people like marjorie taylor—green want to oust him — they're saying thatjohnson did they're saying thatjohnson did the right thing. that they didn't like speaker mccarthy, the prior republican speaker of the prior republican speaker of the house, who was ousted by his own party members — but at the same time, mikejohnson, in their view, the same time, mikejohnson, in theirview, did the same time, mikejohnson, in their view, did the right thing on these aid packages to israel and gaza, ukraine, and taiwan and gaza, ukraine, and taiwan and the pacific m

marjorie taylor greene told me that she spoke with down trump yesterday.ay whether or not donald trump was supportive of her effort. i asked her if he's starting to dissuade her at anyway, she said she wouldn't she suggested that he was not an add-on trump instead was fully because on his own reelection meantime, mike johnson has been speaking with trump, but he would declined to comment two, when we asked him today whether or not he has asked trump for his support. now we do you have learned also that trump is an johnson are planning to have a joint press conference on friday and mar-a-lago, there's wasn't talking about election issues. what exactly that means? is unclear and whether he actually gives johnson to support is also unclear. if he does, that could help him to significantly with the right wing of his party and will be uncertain whether marjorie taylor greene would change our approach if that were to occur? we do know anderson that lots of trump, but johnson allies were close. donald trump have been urging the former president to get behind. my

third republican harlow liner to join the effort to oust johnson and joining representatives marjorie taylor greene and thomas massie. >> now, greene is leading the effort, but hasn't enforced floor vote on the resolution just yet, the earliest we could see that happened is today joining us now is punchbowl news congressional reporter max cohen up bright and early for us, max get to see this morning. let's start with a votes on the house floor today, speaker johnson's plan is to put those four votes on the floor this afternoon. >> so you have each aid bill, one for ukraine, as we said, israel, taiwan, and the other with sanctions for russia, iran, and china, they'll all be voted on separately why the strategy now several months in and of course, what are we expecting? >> yeah, i think we'll see all four of those bills. you just disgusted past with pretty broad bipartisan support. and that's a really big change here from my johnson for months. good resisted putting these aid bills on the floor. >> but in a real change of direction earlier this week, he said, look if it's worth my job being lost? >>

>> the point that russian state tv i had marjorie taylor greene featured watch module it. they a little green congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who york post already dressed in a huge shank ahead with a star, officially putting her in the ranks of kremlin agents called speaker johnson, a democrat, elected by ukraine johnson. >> but green also said that johnson betrayed not only republicans, but the whole of the us. >> nonetheless, the us military aid will be bigger this year compared to the past years. >> and of course, there is nothing good in that what does this say to you? and also, where do you think this comes from for marjorie taylor greene words matter and stuff like this just really highlights the fact that this is a national security threat when you, when you sit there and use language to be divisive like she's using, there's consequences to it, right? just to think it's hitting the russian evening news, ronald reagan's literally rolling over in his grave thinking that somebody inside the republican party wants to play kate to these individuals. it just shows t

congress is suozzi, i very much appreciate your time and you just mentioned speaker johnson marjorie taylor greeneaking news because marjorie taylor greene has just spoken to our manu raju moments ago, and she's updated him about her plans to oust the speaker, mike johnson, even if he has trump's support. so manu has a breaking details there plus we have more breaking news because for the first time tonight, you're going to hear from a coast guard commander who spotted the word help on that sand of a remote island leading to the rescue of three sailors. we also have new pictures of their rescue. this hour for you >> laura coates live tonight 11 eastern on cnn >> this is a futurama go daddy arrow creates a logo website even social posts and minix >> ai ai, like it >> who wants to come see the future? get your business online in minutes with godaddy arrow >> one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living with no food, no family dinners. >> a >> special treats, not enough energy to play all around the world. hunger is affecting children's physical and mental health toddlers are s

meanwhile, other republicans deeply frustrated with the fact that they think marjorie taylor taylor greene is hijacking the conference here they are yet seen a possible job. the lord jesus himself could not manage his conference for this, can't you just can't do it. >> i think mike johnson has a great human. he doesn't lie like the last guy. i think people don't like to >> dysfunction so that's not good for our side. and with one seat majority does only take a couple of people to create >> i think speaker johnson is working his guts out doing the best he can with a lot a feral cats >> and the wildcard here is it marjorie taylor greene tries to take out speaker johnson, who would joiner in that effort. and then what do democrats? grant's do dana, i think that that's a key question here. y to table any effort to get rid of the speaker, but obviously they're not going to do that in the conversations i've had with them for free, dana? >> yeah. they're definitely going to try to extract some compromises out of him and that will put them maybe in a different situation very, very complicated it d