i welcome that and i have a lot of respect for congressman massie. i understand what he did what he did. i look forward to serving with him and more republicans. >> thank you sir. what if your members had a nasty confrontation with aoc, what type of behavior do you expect from your groups? >> i understand who you are referring to. i don't know the conversation, after this meeting that individual and i are going to meet. we think everyone should show respect to each other. not knowing what took place, i will see how the discussion with him to see what happened. all right? >> about the gop convention, many members said that they are not going. anonymous reports saying that they don't think anyone is going to be there in person. what do you expect from the convention later in august? >> i think it will be different convention than we had in the past, but we will take every precaution and the safety of individuals. there will be testing, safe spacing, more condensed, fewer people being allowed inside. but we will make sure that every precaution is being

their ongoing obsession with something called the state and local tax, or salt, which would be a a massie giveaway for high earners in blue states. in other words, a tax-cut for high earners in blue states. so let me say that again. democrats are holding up help for struggling people for special tax people, and i give it up and criticized by economists from all sides. republicans want to get more help to families rightam now, bt speaker pelosi says let them eat salt. let them eat salt. they also want to spend another till you don't spend of state and local governments that only spent -- listen to this -- 25% of the money we sent them back in march. state and local governments have only spent 25% of the money we sent them back in march. and the speaker of the democratic leader want to send them another trillion dollars? this is a silly stuff, madam president. none of it should be stopping negotiations and none of it would be if our democratic colleagues actually wanted to get an outcome. let's talk about unemployment insurance. both republicans and democrats agreed that in these extraordin

the fight between liz cheney and tom massie, start there.rouble with president trump and leadership because he wanted to force a vote on this. think back to spring. president trump called for his ouster from the party and liz cheney went and endorsed his primary opponent. a strange move tr considering the things that guy posted on twitter, memes about the alt right racist, a head-scratcher move on liz cheney, from the way i see it. i think people trying to break this down into a pro-trump thing affecting the wrong dynamic. there are deep fissures going back years and years back to the bush war. a pro-war caucus in the house. big spending. liz cheney fits in with that dynamic. you see people like tom massie standing up and others, we want control of the spending. asked about coronavirus. it's about a lot more things, too. >> i think it's about a lot. definitely i agree with that. it's about a lot. less listen to liz cheney on fox this morning. you mentioned, matt gaetz, jim jordan others on the house side don't like she's so effusive of her p

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helicopters a wihefi >ew details tonight about massi. for a small portion of those accounts, the attackers were able to send out tweets. yesterday's security beach argued the verified accounts belonging to politician, celebrities and billionaires in a virtual heist to get people to turn over their money. >>> student athletes are back training at many schools. here at uc berkeley, eight of them have tested positive for covid-19. my story next. >>> i'm wayne freedman in mill valley with the story of a cobbler who has made a lifetime saving shoes for a community, and how after the pandemic, that community has saved him. coming up. >>> and from being out on the beach to hail. see the wild weather in the sierra. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures in the comfort zone today, but some changes are coming for the weekend. i'll item you all about it, coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> first a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel life, with guest host sebastian maniscalco. >> thanks. tonight's show, it's just like mama use

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anthony fauci, her support of a primary challenger to tom massy and her splits with president trump that frequent over the last few months like this tweet featuring the former vice president saying real men wear masks and along with other republicans calling trump's plans to remove u.s. troops from germany dangerously misguided. calling cheney to step down from her leadership position or be removed and senator rand paul a long time critic of cheney over foreign policy accused cheney of trying to sabotage trump's foreign policy. telling cnn i don't think she's good for the country. and the president's son don junior tweeting that republicans already have one mitt romney, we don't need another. cheney shooting right back. >> well, donald trump junior is not a member of the house republican conference. >> reporter: sources say this is part of a larger fight brewing about the future of the gop after the election. cheney may run for next speaker of the house and congressman jim jordan, one of those who called out china this week has ambit n ambitions to run for the same spot, too. multiple so

. >>> the trump administration pushing to try to reopen schools in the fall, despite massi iviv surgescoronavirus. the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany putting her own spin claiming the scientists clear and on their side. >> when he says open, he means open in full, kids being able to attend each and every day at their school. the science should not stand in the way of this, and as dr. scott said i thought this was a good quote. of course we can do it. everyone else in the western world, our peer nations are doing it. we are the outlier here. the science is very clear on this, that, for instance, you look at the jama pediatric study of 46 pediatric hospitals in north america that said the risk of critical illness from covid is far less on the children than flu. the science is on our side here. we encourage for localities and states to follow the science, open our schools. >> let's discuss now, because dr. william shatner here as a professor of infectious diseases at vanderbilt. doctor, good to see you. thank you so much for joining us. while kids are less likely to get sick

i defended thomas massie in that and the point about dr.ci, of course, this is classic swap journalism. i didn't attack dr. fauci. shop ha we should have more voices from science, hear from other the, doctors from stanford university and oxford epidemiologist and doctors saying lockdowns are a failed strategy, talking how we can be open, our kids can be safe. america needs to be back to work, back in school so people can live their lives. that was the debate we were having and an actual robust debate. match than? we don't have debate on the house floor because nancy pelosi won't let us do it. >> it's not swap journalism a member of your conference said that you took issue -- this is a basic thing. she supported dr. fauci. you took issue with her specific support of dr. fauci. what is your beef with her support of dr. fauci and what is your beefr with, -- i don't kno you heard from dr. fauci you don't feel is complete enough. what's your beef with that? >> i raised we need to hear from multiple doctors, and epidemiologists. >> what do you ta

thomas massie, the great congressman from kentucky, has put up a bill several times to essentially defundnt of education because top-down education he says doesn't work. give parents more choices and let's have solutions that are, you know, geographic and local. not just a political mudslinging fight. >> juan: thanks, mom. kanye west making waves again after announcing his bid for president. stay with us to hear what he's now saying about donald trump and joe biden next on "the five." sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, ca

i've got to give a shout-out to thomas massie, he was one of only people who warned the stimulus is theheese in the mousetrap. we know who is benefiting from the stimulus money and who basically just got crumbs. charles: apparently though, a lot of businesses, 4.8 million loans were put out there. they say it supported 51 million jobs but to your point it is interesting, i want to get back sort of on the libertarian side the ayn rand institute said, this is going back, i think they put this out in mark, we will take it unapologetically the principle here is justice. the notion is that if you put a lot of money into the government, via taxes, high taxes, unjustifiably high taxes you should have a chance to take it back. is that a good moral ground, standing point for those who say listen, i'm wealthy, but i put a lot of cash into the system anyway? >> it was the government that forced the ayn rand institute and others to stay closed for months on end. it was the government who prevented people from people being able to make a living. do i begrudge the ayn rand institute and other conserv

massie: i thank the gentleman from texas. rise -- basically a resident lobbyist for big tech vendors and a legion of 75 unaccountable career government bureaucrats. this new department is like a self-licking ice cream cone paid for by the taxpayers and accountable to virtually no one. the president opposes this new position, as should anyone who believes that laws should be writ bin elected congressmen and carried out by an elected president. i urge a no vote on this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. got got thank you, chairman spigget -- mr. gottheimer: thank you, chairen -- chairman smith. i rise in support of this package which includes four amendments i've introduced. the first requires the secretaries of defense and state to investigate the use of social media plat

the ability to segment twitter from a premium model to a paid model could krcreate some massi destruction. companies like spotify have done a great job. it's a great, very attractive road but i suspect this is not going to drive valuation higher. what ultimately will drive valuation is focusing on what they have been focusing which is engagement and increasing advertising revenue per user. >> even if they said, hey all you users, pay $5 a month or whatever it is, that wouldn't move the needle in your view >> that would. unfortunately if they just said you want better access to news, for example, there's some provisioning around the types of news and the speed that you get it if they metered that and put a paywall around that, i think that would cause anarchy in twitter base twitter would turn against itself effectively it reckons to an anology analogy should google charge for its services i think a lot of people would say there's a ton of value in google and they would be willing to pay $5 a month. to really build a powerful subscription service for twitter or google, you'd have take out

congressman massie, i'm looking at you with a little bit of love. why? this is what the american people are sick and tired of. they are literally just sick of it. we can disagree and we are going to disagree. dean and i disagree. the speaker and i disagree. but we also disagree. was proud to join with dean, three republicans and independents. you can guess who the independent was. why? to write an op ed in the "washington post" that said, maybe we should think it. now, do i have all the answers what we should do in iraq, syria, and afghanistan? i do not. it's ok to say you don't have all the answers, but just maybe we should take men and women who weren't alive when we passed them. just a couple of weeks ago, we had a 12-tour veteran, i think a marine, i think who killed himself. 12 tours, ladies and gentlemen. what are we doing. why are we having a debate about that? and with respect to my friends on this side of the aisle, endless wars is not an answer. ither is allowing bad actors allowed to run amuck around the world. so why must it always be when we

thomasct guys like massie and rand paul and ron paul, and i guess, to a lesser extent, ron wyden, theratic senator who is really big on civil liberties sometimes. when they get to election time and they want my vote, they don't earn it by talking like a libertarian. they earn it by saying -- or they try to bully me into it by saying, well, which one of the two-party candidates do you like the least, and your third-party vote is defective going to the two-party candidate you like the least. it is paradoxical, fascist, and they do it every time we run against a candidate, libertarians, greens, constitutional independence, they do it every time. they say "maybe next election, not this election. don't do it this election," and they say it every single time, and i am sick of it! host: let's go to doug, who is calling from texas. doug, good morning. one question for each of your hosts -- or visitors, i should say. what is their position on term limits? i think that is one of the failings of the two-party system. thank you. host: let's go to randall, who is calling from chevy chase, maryland