here's matt taylor. still a wintry look for some of you. we have seen the weather changing to start this week. high pressure is to the north instead of the west. we have an easterly flow bringing slightly less chilly air. it stays cold. frost and ice continue to be a feature by night. quite a breeze blowing over the next few days in southern areas. rain will feature more. rainfall totals will continue to talk up —— tot up in the south—east. rain across many southern counties of england and southern counties of england and southern ireland. a few showers further north in the eastern half of england and eastern scotland. a bit of snow over the higher ground. the further north we go, the higher the wind. in scotland and northern ireland that we have seen the best of the sunshine and temperatures willdip of the sunshine and temperatures will dip back. it will feel colder than temperatures suggest further south. a shallow stream into lothian and borders will produce significant snow over the hills. all ads into an icy risk for tomorrow morning w

here's matt taylor. thank you. the view across scotland this afternoon, but it's already turned cold, —6 in one or two spots and by the end of the night some parts of northern ireland where we saw the sunshine today could be at a similar value. it is in the west where we see the coldest conditions overnight and in the east a chance of ice with wintry showers continuing and parts of eastern scotla nd continuing and parts of eastern scotland and northern england with a dusting of snow over the higher ground. rain showers continue in east anglia, the south—east and channel islands and temperatures above freezing but it will feel cold in the wind, may be as low as —11 through the glens of scotland to start tomorrow but a crisp start for much of scotland and northern ireland, isolated from patches, the isa continues will slowly drift southwards and with a shift in wind direction inland away from the coast in east anglia and the south—east, things will turn dry and brighter but the showers continue in the channel islands

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.d for some a you a covering of snow. 0n the borders, a few centimetres of snow could be seen. maybe a dusting over the pennines and snow dona. shower streams continue. rain around the coast and ran to the very far southeast of england and the channel islands. even here particularly across the kent downs in surry hills we could see a slight coating of snow. temperatures holding thanks to the brisk wind. that wind will still be what that's going through tuesday, bringing persistent ban of showers to the southeast and channel islands, or what you showers in northern england into eastern parts of scotla nd northern england into eastern parts of scotland given a temporary coating of snow on the hills. many tomorrow have a dry and bright date tomorrow have a dry and bright date to my best of the sunshine in the west, lighter winds in the northwest, still a stiff breeze from the south and east which will add to the south and east which will add to the windshield making it feel colder than thr

here's matt taylor. have you got better news for us? i wish i did. the days are getting longer, ten minutes more than we had in the winter solstice. think i. hastings falls in this area of darkening blue on the map which shows where the wettest weather will be, up to 50 millimetre, two inches possible. but even with that rain through the night there could be snow on the kent downs and the sussex hills. wintry showers continue further north, north wales, morning england into southern scotland, a dusting of further snow possibly, many will see clear skies, another frosty and icy start. temperatures at the theest in western scotland. but another sunny day here and for much of northern ireland too, wintry showers continue to the south and east of scotland, northern enlisten and that rain persists with the strong and gusty winds, far south—east and the channel islands could touch gale force at times and that will make it feel cooler than temperatures of 3—5 would suggest. another chilly day in western scotland, even with the sunshine. now as you go throug

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello there.ly winds have been bringing this plume of cold air, that‘s still in place as we go through today, tonight and into tomorrow. further outbreaks of rain across east anglia and the southeast of the channel islands tonight, and we will see more wintry showers. southeast scotland, eastern england getting a dusting of snow, particularly over the hills, and some pretty icy conditions across some eastern areas as well. further west with some clearer skies, temperatures across some parts of central scotland into the west of northern ireland, —4 to —6 celsius. so, a cold start to tomorrow. still got a run of easterly winds towards that southeast corner, but notice the lines opening out, the winds and falling a bit lighter. there‘ll be a subtle shift in wind direction, so that means the early showers in east anglia and the southeast of the channel islands will become confined to the coasts. will keep going in the channel islands, however. wintry showers in northern england after an icy start will

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor hello.eans we are getting more of an east to north—easterly flow across the country. it is still going to be cold, and by night, temperatures dropping below freezing, so some frost and some ice around, but much more in the way of wind across the southern half of the uk. and whilst there will be some sleet and hill snow, for a fairfew of you, what falls from the sky will be rain, particularly so across the south—east corner. this is going to be the wettest but over the next few days. over the hills of north kent, over the east of surrey, and across the channel islands too. we could see as much as 50 millimetres of rain in one or two spots. certainly raining there at the moment. they could be some minor flooding. and for the rest of the day, that rain continues here on that brisk wind. a few showers mainly across eastern areas, turning wintry over higher ground, best of the drier weather towards the west. a breezy day for england and wales. we could see winds reach gale force around the easter

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.places icy night out tonight across many parts of the uk. we'll continue to see what your showers with each of the winds. high—pressure growth of the verse, low east headsets which easily wins compares what we saw last week and for the next few days that will still dominate, quite windy at times strictly for england and wales. was it says: with the frost and frost and ice will be more in the way of rain and sleet and hail snow for some particularly for the southeast corner, especially wet across parts of kent, sussex, surrey dug towards the channel islands. as much as 50 million l of rain with minor flooding, that's monday to wednesday totals and even here we could see things turn wintry at the tops. also across the three hills, it could be a slight dusting of snow. more in the way of dusting of snow. more in the way of dusting of snow ina snow. more in the way of dusting of snow in a be snowed on you, and especially his up until scotland. we from that icing additions across many weste

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.to ten centimetres over the hills, it would turn to rain and sleet at lower levels. a bit sleety some of the flurries further south and east but many are dry and misty and rookie and in the mist or the blue sky it will be cold, one or two celsius for most. and a cold night to follow snow fading away from northern england, pushing into wales and the south—west. only a slight dusting. icy conditionsjust south—west. only a slight dusting. icy conditions just about everywhere but with snow on the ground, clear skies overhead, very cold, may be down to —12 degrees in parts of southern scotland and northern england. freezing fog patches to start the morning in the far south, much of england and wales have a dry and bright we can but increasing cloud in western scotland and some patchy rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the us president donald trump finally issues a statement, saying he condemns the storming of the us capitol by his su

time for a look at the weather — here's matt taylor.hose of you not enjoying your outdoor time with the winter chill at the moment, i might not be able to offer you something drastically warmer in the days ahead but i can show you where temperatures will rise. we switch when the band into a more westerly direction, bringing in less cold air off the atlantic. the plume of cold air continues at the moment, added wind—chill for england's answer when she showers. eastern scotland into eastern england, a slight dusting of snow over the pennines and pinocchio" rain towards east anglia, the far south—east and the channel islands, fairly relentless. over the last day also. 4 degrees into the evening, temperatures dropping below freezing in western scotland. felt patches could form around the clyde valley into tonight, wintry showers continue, icy conditions possible, rain showers towards the east of the channel islands, many of you try and largely clear, —5 —6 in central scotland, “4 in northern ireland. the isobars open, shifting wind directio

here's matt taylor. thank you.parts of northern ireland where we saw the sunshine today could be at a similar value. it is in the west where we see the coldest conditions overnight and in the east a chance of ice with wintry showers continuing and parts of eastern scotla nd continuing and parts of eastern scotland and northern england with a dusting of snow over the higher ground. rain showers continue in east anglia, the south—east and channel islands and temperatures above freezing but it will feel cold in the wind, may be as low as —11 through the glens of scotland to start tomorrow but a crisp start for much of scotland and northern ireland, isolated from patches, the isa continues will slowly drift southwards and with a shift in wind direction inland away from the coast in east anglia and the south—east, things will turn

here's matt taylor. still a wintry look for some of you.tead of the west. we have an easterly flow bringing slightly less chilly air. it stays cold. frost and ice continue to be a feature by night. quite a breeze blowing over the next few days in southern areas. rain will feature

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now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.f of the country. more showers in the north and west, sleet and snow increasingly across scotland and northern ireland but largely rain showers towards wales and the midlands, as well as the south—west. some of those heavy with a rumble of thunder and a bit wintry over higher ground and they will be pushed along by a keen breeze. winds not as strong as yesterday but still there to make it feel colder than 3—8 celsius would suggest. a cold night to come, this evening and overnight, showers initially across southern parts, leaving lots of wet ground so there could be some ice later as temperatures drop. sleet and snow showers across western scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north wales and the north midlands, giving another dusting or coating of snow in places and a very cold start to saturday morning, may be lower than —8 or —9 in parts of aberdeenshire. sunshine and showers for saturday but by sunday, england and wales could see a bit more in the way of snow. goodbye for no

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.and west wales, we are most concerned about. some could see maybe two months worth of rainfall and the met office have already issued an amber weather warning across these areas of northern england, where the flood risk is at its greatest. of course, rainfall into this will feed the likes of the ribble, ouse, the aire and calder rivers. but before that begins, relatively quiet, weather fronts approaching from the west so continuing to cloud over in the western half of england and wales this afternoon with rain becoming more apparent across parts of wales in the south—west in particular. not a bad day for northern ireland but clouding over later. some eastern areas stay dry and bright with sunshine, wintry showers in the far north of scotland. but milder than we saw last week for many. this evening and overnight, we take a step into the wetter conditions. notice how the blues become more widespread across england and wales and eventually into northern ireland and southern scotland as we

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. 6 o'clock. it could be dropping below freezing in scotland. some mist and fog forming here. icy in eastern scotla nd fog forming here. icy in eastern scotland and the eastern half of england. especially where you have the wintry showers. rain showers keeping temperatures above freezing in the south—east and the channel islands. elsewhere a cold start tomorrow, minus six in central scotland. a lot of dry and bright weather. a shift in wind direction mean it is showers in the south—east will push back to the coast. 0ne mean it is showers in the south—east will push back to the coast. one or two will drift across the eastern half of england. for many sunshine and another cold day. hello, is bbc news. the headlines: stay at home! people around the uk enter lockdown again in measures aimed at reducing the spread of coronavirus. the chancellor announces one—off top up grants for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses worth up to £9,000 to help companies through the latest lockdown. the

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.the bbc website. a bit more sunshine around over the next few days. some showers to come and what we will find through this weekend is they will turn increasingly to sleet and snow, a covering of snow possible for some. wintry showers today, mainly across northern and western areas. they could be heavy in places and some heavier showers and livelier showers into parts of southern wales and south—west england later and the odd rumble of thunder. strong winds still dominate, particularly to the north—east of the country, although winds generally lighter than yesterday but enough to have an impact on the way things feel out there. 3—8 degree on the thermometer but feeling sub zero across parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. this evening, showers across southern england, the channel islands and south wales pushing their way eastwards. that will leave a legacy of wet roads. there will be some ice around. continuing sleet and snow flurries into the west is gone, northern ireland

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.snowy, flooding starts, lots of fog, too, across parts of central and northern england, some of which will linger into the afternoon. struggling to shift, maybe lifting into low cloud. elsewhere, most having a dry and brighter day than yesterday. some showers east of kent and across shetland this afternoon, but most staying dry, cold though and where the fog lingers, temperatures struggling to get above freezing. milder towards the west, with the breeze picking up, with another weather system aproaching off the atlantic. another rain—bearing one, rain initially across ireland through the evening and into western scotland, wales and western england through the night. but with temperatures dropping below freezing in many areas, that rain will quickly turn to snow over the higher ground of scotland, the pennines, the peak district, even at low levels in eastern scotland and northeast england, we could see up to 20cm of snow covering the higher ground. milder air pushing in through the day

now it's time for a look at the weather, with matt taylor. hello, there.ly, across much of northern england, northern ireland, western wales and just inching into southern scotland. north of that we will see something drier and brighter after a frosty start. only one or two showers, but a cold day here. to the south of it, a rain band. it's going to be a mild one — temperatures in double figures. but gusty winds, with winds touching gale force in places. much of east anglia and the south—east will stay dry with some brightness around through the afternoon. but further rain at times here and across much of england and wales overnight. still most persistent on the hills in the west. rain easing a little bit for northern ireland, and potentially south and east scotland, but it's here we could see some sleet and snow adding to an ice risk into tomorrow morning. more rain to come across similar areas though, as we go through wednesday. bye for now. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: 96,000 people in the uk have now died with covid—19, a

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor a really busy weather forecast what is goinglace across northamptonshire through to lancashire. the area most likely to see flooding. the warning lapses tomorrow but flooding will be ongoing as water levels rise. keep an eye on rainfall and river data. look at the rest of today, more persistent rains in northern england and western wales. rain in east anglia and the south east and breezy. dry and bright are in scotland and northern ireland but flurries of snow in north—east scotland. furthersouth flurries of snow in north—east scotland. further south milder and the wind to up. 60 mph gusts of wind and rain and hailsnow the wind to up. 60 mph gusts of wind and rain and hail snow before it edges away and clearer conditions with some starry skies and showers. tomorrow, northern and eastern parts of scotland we could see some significant snow. we will have more details throughout the morning. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. joe biden honours the 400,000 americans who have died during the covid pandemic, ahead of being sworn i

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. ide of the studio, hallo overthere, hi, matt. some of the water levels are on their way down —— hello over there. more rain? hat their way down -- hello over there. more rain?— their way down -- hello over there. more rain? not as much rain around but the water _ more rain? not as much rain around but the water levels _ more rain? not as much rain around but the water levels will _ more rain? not as much rain around but the water levels will vary - but the water levels will vary across parts of the country. those areas worst affected last night, you will see water levels drop but other areas of the country, as all that water flows to the river catchments, you will see it arise. keep up—to—date with the latest flood warnings wherever you are. 230 at the moment including five severe ones in england and wales, the details on bbc weather. watch for what is happening in the north—east of scotland, the rain is relentless around the low level sites and coasts, that could cause flooding. appal

. - now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.—12. coldest night of the winter so far moment are —12. coldest night of the winterso far in moment are —12. coldest night of the winter so far in england. there is some dense fog in the midlands and the north—west, and some of that could linger all day long. but overall today, drierand could linger all day long. but overall today, drier and brighter than yesterday. just a few showers towards kent and shetland this afternoon but staying. a bit milder out towards the west. tonight, rain across northern ireland to begin with, and that will spread into wales and western england and scotland. but with temperatures below freezing, we will see snow once again over the higher ground in scotland and northern england. a cold start tomorrow morning, and we could even some have some snowfall in east anglia and the south—east tomorrow, before it turns back to rain, but for most, it will be drier and brighter tomorrow, and a little bit milder. here with your sport now is mike bushell. good morning.

now, the weather with matt taylor. thank you very much. good morning. storm christophe is with us.thamptonshire through pass to yorkshire, lincolnshire and towards the dales and lancashire. this is where the ground is well saturated and river levels have risen and greatest risk of flooding. minor flooding elsewhere and today the most persistent rain will be across northern england, west wales, eventually into southern scotland and northern ireland. north of that, something brighter but colder. some sunshine around but temperatures creeping up after a very frosty start. milderfurther creeping up after a very frosty start. milder further south creeping up after a very frosty start. milderfurther south but some strong and gusty winds. that will blow some holes in the cloud in east anglia and the south—east, staying drier in the afternoon but further rain at times anywhere across england and wales through the night. heaviest and most persistent in the west. easing from northern ireland and southern and eastern scotland but we could see sleet and snow towards the east and it will be a c

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.ew saw some heavy bouts of snow. still some snow around at the moment, in parts of northern england, north and west midlands and wales where we have had it this morning, we could see up to ten centimetres of fresh snow on the tops of hills. turning a bit sleety at times towards lower levels. south of that, great conditions, some sleet and snow flurries mixed in among a misty picture. but scotland and northern ireland look dry and bright with lots of sunshine through the afternoon but wherever you are, the vast majority of the country, only one or two celsius this afternoon. this evening and overnight, the snow starts to diminish and push south—westwards across the midlands, wales, towards the south—west, only giving a slight dusting here and there. not leaving too much around and with clear skies behind it and snow covered ground in some areas, it will be bitterly cold, southern scotland and northern england could get as low as —12 degrees. freezing fog patches another hazard as well a

let's get a look at the weather with matt taylor. westerly direction, bringing milder airfrom the from a westerly direction, bringing milder air from the atlantic. before that arrives, we are stuck with the cold easterly. today, bringing the very chilly air and a wintry mix across eastern parts of the country. rain, sleet and snow showers across parts of eastern scotland and northern england, particularly over the hills. mainly rain towards east anglia, the south—east and the channel islands, but even here, the odd flake of snow could be mixed in. temperature is a degree also up on yesterday. it is still cold out there, and turning very chilly quickly as we head into tonight. it could be icy, with snow showers continuing across parts of northern england in south—east scotland. rain showers continue in the south—east and the channel islands. with clear skies, it will be particularly chilly tonight, widespread frost. as we head into wednesday, there are changes. the isoba rs we head into wednesday, there are changes. the isobars open o

or is it some of these cartoonish figures like marjorie taylor greene or matt gaetz, mo brooks? these are cartoonish figures. i think what represents a much bigger threat is the fact that two-thirds of a party that was just recently in the majority of the house, the senate, and had the white house, two-thirds of the members of the house of representatives, after that attack, went to the floor of the house and voted to overturn a democratic election that was decided by a wide margin. so when we talk about these threats, and it is important, and i'm glad you're focusing on some of the outrageous behavior of some of these individuals because kevin mccarthy seems to tacitly endorse it, but the bigger threat that we face is that this party, the republican party, has lost its mind. and they are willing, if they had their way, if kevin mccarthy had had his way, if the majority had had their way, joe biden would not have been sworn in as president despite winning the election. they would have placed donald trump back into the white house. and they can't escape responsibility for taking

they've got a matt gates and a marjorie taylor greene problem. for the gop that they can't manage, they can't control. they've let the jeannie out of the bottle and opened pandora's box, whatever example or metaphor you want to use. the gop is stuck in this space. to the reporting of my friends and colleagues on this panel, they've laid it out. this is the box that the gop finds itself in. mccarthy is helpless. what's he going do? what he did. he goes down to mar-a-lago and asks the president to forgive and forget, and could you help us win back the house. you know, what the country may say about that remains to be seen, but what the country is at least indicating is they want accountability for january 6th and they're not seeing it, not getting it from this republican leadership or members of the party. and for those members like a mitt romney or a liz cheney who do the right thing and step into the moment with their leadership, this is the price they pay. they get the crazies coming after them. matt gates flying across the country to go after a

she's the number three house republican, taking rockets from matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene running roughshod through the halls of congress. really? >> well, i mean, what we can take away from this is the fact that marjorie taylor greene is actually pretty representative of a lot of republican voters. if she wasn't, they wouldn't be treating her with such kid gloves. and so the reason they don't want to go against her is because they don't want to get the backlash from the voters. so what does that say about the state of the republican party that the republican leaders themselves are acknowledging that there are enough people who are republicans who share the views of this person who is a lunatic. i mean there's no other way to put it. i mean she believes in the craziest conspiracies that you can think up. i mean conspiracies that involve you believing that democrats are running, you know, a child sex trafficking ring and drinking the blood of children and then cutting faces off and wearing them as masks. i mean a person like this should not be in leadership. that's enough right the

let's catch up with the weather and join matt taylor.o tomorrow and it is raining quite heavily across parts of south—east england towards the channel islands. this is the zone where we could see minor flooding over the next few days as rain totals tot up. there is some snow around the southwest and the pennines and higher ground of a southern scotland. rain and sleet for many at lower levels but still coming and going throughout the day, lots of the dry weather towards the west. it is a windy day across england and whilst today, it will make it feel colder than 2—4 c into the evening at temperatures dropping in western scotland and northern ireland again, widespread frost, icy conditions into tomorrow. tonight across the south—east of scotland in the southern uplands and around the borders, we could see a good covering of snow over higher ground and the showers continue to run in across northern parts of england producing some snow across the pennines. another cold, icy start tomorrow. i will have more details tomorrow. i will have more

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.re, we saw well over a month's worth of rain fall in the space of two and a half days. understandable that river levels are high. check out the latest flood warnings, they're going to fluctuate throughout the day and indeed through the next few days. all the details on the bbc weather website. also watch today the north—east of scotland, persistent rain could start to cause some flooding here. lots of snowfall across the grampians being blown around by strong winds. appalling conditions on the mountains, with blizzards and drifting. wintry showers elsewhere across scotland, northern ireland, into western parts of england and wales. the odd rumble of thunder. pushed through by quite a stiff breeze, strongest of those winds, though, will be towards the north—east of the uk. touching 50, 60 miles an hour. that will have a big impact on temperatures. a cold day already, but with an added wind chill across the north, sub zero in places. you'll also notice this afternoon, more persistent rai

6th and amazed that they are trying to put that out and 30% not thrilled about trump or matt gaetz or marjorie taylor cut free. unwilling to hold president and his enablers accountable. >> let's talk about some of those priorities. you mentioned kevin mccarthy and his trip down south to mar-a-lago. charlie, this is for you. republicans are basically going pretty hard on liz chain, as bill points out a strong conservative. they want to remove her from her leadership position but then you have the likes of marjorie taylor greene who bullied a parkland shooting survivor and gets assigned to the education committee, and in the past has also expressed support for assassinating democratic lawmakers but she just needs a good talking to from kevin mccarthy? is please explain that to me. >> well, brooke, this is almost inexplicable. here, liz chain who stupid on principle did the right thing and she eats one being taken to the wood shed, and i think this is just -- it's so beyond the pale and then marjorie taylor greene who should have been told back in august when she won that primary that she would never be

time for a weather update with matt taylor. hello.d too. to the south of it, milder air and gusty winds starting to push in. to the north of it, we'll see frosty weather to start tuesday across scotland in particular. as we go through this week, this shows where the rainfall totals will be totting up. the darker blues, and more especially the yellows and greens are the areas we have to watch. wales, northern england, southern scotland, we could see as much as a month, maybe two months' worth of rainfall over the space of three days. that could lead to flooding. keep up—to—date with the latest weather warnings on the bbc weather website. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: as england's vaccine roll—out accelerates to include the over—70s and the clinically extremely vulnerable, the government says once the top four groups are vaccinated it can look at easing restrictions. it will be gradual, it will probably be through the tiered system but you are looking at that kind of period, two to three weeks after the mid

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.50 or 60 mph. not before dropping out a bit of snow across the tops of the hills in western england and wales, but across eastern parts of scotland we will see more significance now into tomorrow, especially over the higher ground with blizzards possible. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: joe biden�*s team says he will issue a raft of executive orders immediately after he is sworn in as the new us president, to undo much of donald trump�*s legacy. ahead of his inauguration, mr biden has spoken of the need for healing. to heal, we must remember. it�*s hard sometimes to remember. but that�*s how we heal. it�*s important to do that as a nation. i stand before you truly proud of what we have achieved together. we did what we came here to do and so much more. this is the scene live in washington where, within the next hour, donald trump is due to leave the white house. in the final hours of his presidency, mr trump pardoned more than 70 people. the environment agency warns of a

why isn't matt gates in marjorie taylor greene's district, saying she needs to go because she went after a kid who was using his first amendment rights to protest because he survived a massacre at his school? why is he going to wyoming to attack somebody who voted her cons conscience? i talked to somebody who is working with matt gates who said liz cheney totally miscalculated this. doesn't she know that donald trump won wyoming by more than any other state? and that, i think, says so much about the disconnect and discord. she didn't miscalculate. she was very well aware of the political trauma that she would be exposing herself to, but she did it because she thought it was right. she did it because the notion of a president, even a president in her own party, inciting the violence that she and her colleagues on both sides of the aisle had to endure is bigger than a party. and the idea that, again, going back to kevin mccarthy, he got on that conference call yesterday and he said, as a leader should, stop going after one another, and yet matt gates heard that and then still kept his trip

mostly the party of donald trump and kevin mccarthy and matt gates and marjorie taylor greene.angerous. i think for the country. and now, stiemps these things break, because eventually, let's are hope and they need to be fought. but they are this, you know, the idea that there were just, trump was going to go away. and trumpism was going to go away. and some of the, a little bit of extremism is okay. but qanon, nobody is going to go for that, nobody is going to tolerate marjorie taylor greene. they are not going put her on a committee. each step, they barrelled through the alleged barriers and safeguards. >> it's clarifying, at least we know the brand will be going forward. our guests have agreed to stay with us. we will fit in a break and coming u nine days, a couple of executive orders in. we will look at the biden presidency, thus far when we come back. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette (coughing) hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey severe. t

matt gaetz of florida or even elise stefanic of new york. don't assume it can't happen. because at the grassroots level, republicans continue to be radicalized. what if instead of raffensperger, someone like representative marjorie taylor greene had been in charge of counting georgia's votes? this time, the system worked. we may not be so lucky the next time around. one in oregon suggesting that the capitol attack was a false flag to embarrass donald trump. that's an official statement from a republican party. so as you say, this is far from subsiding now that donald trump left office. it seems to be getting worse. .

you see it in the conversation we were having about marjorie taylor greene, see it today in matt gaetz, rank and file trumpy member, going to wyoming, liz cheney's district, calling her corrupt saying she's part of an insider club in washington, saying mitch mcconnell is in that club, too. a club he says is screwing the american people every day. so kevin mccarthy does not have control over his own caucus now becausethy know through his actions today, he supports this, they have one leader. donald trump. period. look what happened today with kevin mccarthy. watch what these trump-loving republicans are saying in the house. look at the test vote yesterday. if you hear a republican say we're trying to break from donald trump, turn down the volume, it's not a serious movement, it's his party, period. >> can i add, kevin mccarthy had a phone call with his members yesterday where he said, cut out the crap fighting with each other. what did he do? he took sides today. went to see donald trump to tell him how much he loves him, to make sure donald trump would welcome him back into the fold. r

do they want to be the party of liz cheney, or the party of matt gaetz or of donald trump or of even marjorie taylore? what's interesting is that you see, you know, the minority leader kevin mccarthy going down to florida and kissing the ring of president trump saying he wants to elect republicans but also rep pra marnding members saying cut it out. don't attack each other, but he's going and sort of paying fuelty to trump who made it very clear he wants to rid the republican party of republicans who don't support him. so they can't have it both ways. at some point they have to decide, do they want to be some kind of bigger tent republican party in which conservatives like liz cheney can exist, alongside folks like kevin mccarthy? or do they want to have only a trump party where you can only be a trump loyalist in order to be within that party? i think so far kevin mccarthy seems to want to walk that line, but he's not really doing a great job. it's pretty clear it's the trump wing he is siding with right now and that's going to push bpeopl line liz cheney out, add aam kinzinger out. hard to see one

taylor greene there. i'm talking about kevin mccarthy and matt gaetz and so many others in congress who voted to object to a free and fair election, who told voters that it was stolen from them, who followed donald trump, and it led to a violent attack on the capitol. so republicans -- mitch mcconnell should be whipping his senate caucus and telling them, this is our chance. it it is our chance to be done with donald trump and put him in the rearview. but i am worried. i am worried that is not the direction they're going to go. >> you know, sarah, you've been on the show before to talk about your focus groups of republican voters. what are you hearing from gop voters now? is this what they want? >> you know, it's interesting. i actually did just do a group of 2016 trump voters, but who rated him as doing a very bad job the whole time but ultimately did vote for him again in 2020. and they were split. now, this was shortly after the attack on the capitol, but about half of them did think that he should be impeached. i think the problem is that, you know, the further we get from the actual attack on the cap

even what matt gates did yesterday is a clear attempt to try to be like trump. marjorie taylor greene, her, you know, the stuff that she tries to do online, the little video clips she posts, she's clearly trying to build a brand and a following like trump. nobody is going to be able to repeat what trump did, and i think they are eventually going to fail in their attempts and what they -- my argument to them would be, look, now is the time. there's white space if you will. there's this pause before the real campaign starts. you could actually lay out principles and policy positions and gather a following. you could do something called lead as opposed to following your base. and there's a lot of serious issues in this country that if they would focus less on their video viral feeds and the outrage and more on the psholic i think the country wants that. most republicans want to get back to normal dialogue about politics and policy. >> i think they do. the trouble is the current process doesn't seem to reward that. olivia, before we go, you do have something of a push, if you can c

taylor greene's party. kevin mccarthy knows it. that's why he's sucking up to trump. matt gaetz knows it. that's why he's flying out to wyoming. and you know, until there are more people within the party that are willing to do what mitt is doing, there's not really any hope for any change. >> the thing is -- and i might be -- go ahead, atima. please. please. >> i was just going to say that i think that, you know, thinking about where we are sort of, i'm cautious, certainly, as a democrat to even, you know, praise liz cheney given i disagree entirely with her politics. she is putting at least country before party. but i think we also got here because of sort of the last 40 years of playing just like "footloose" with sort of white supremacist ideology that, you know, but to me, the republican party for the last 40 years has been a party that, you know, reagan, at his presidential campaign stop in mississippi where three civil rights workers were killed, two of which were white, one was black, you know, fighting for voting rights, talking about states rights. that's what reagan did. this is

it's the other side of the coin of the matt gaetz situation where you're seeing the so-called trump wing of the party really running the show here. marjorie taylorreprimanded for her well-known conspiratorial comments and beliefs, but she has also been welcomed into the republican party by trump, himself, being invited to the white house multiple times when trump was president. even after all of these views had been well known. her sympathies for qanon and so on and so forth. this is just further evidence that, you know, kevin mccarthy as a minority leader has absolutely no intention of moving these sort of fringe views outside of their party. placing her on a committee and saying he's going to give her a slap on the wrist is about, you know, as weak of a reprimand as you can get. it's not even a reprimand. it's just him skirting the issue altogether. this is thing i think could be very destructive to the republican party. just given how really out of the -- beyond the pale some of these views are on sandy hook, on marjorie taylor greene, high school, all of these view are reprehensible. >> marjory stoneman douglas. >> sorry. >> no problem. she'

taylor. >> reporter: this doesn't look like anything unusual, this is a glimmer of hope in a tough year. you may not recognize him . but mattis no stranger to the camera. for more than 20 years he worked as a local news reporter and anchor for several television stations including ktvu fox 2 news. in march 2020 after his daily run he knew that something was off. like i got out of bed and had a weird costs. and then the next day the fever was a bad and it went all the way up to 103.4. and i was wondering what was going on. >> reporter: he eventually found out at good samaritan hospital where he tested positive for the coronavirus. >> i asked the infectious disease dr. what to expect and he said i don't know why but only been treating it for week. >> reporter: this turned very personal for me. matt is my husband. and what he describes as the hardest physical battle of his life. he spent nine days in the hospital fighting covid-19. >> they said they were going to put me under, it could be weeks, months it just depends on how your body does. >> reporter: on the brink of being put on a ventilator he wrote goodbye letters to me a

taylor greene will say, look, it's for this. it's for stocstalking survivors mass shootings and conspiracies. >> asking you about florida congressman matt gaetz heading the liz cheney district in wyoming to campaign against cheney for voting to impeach trump. i should add, of course, that cheney is, she's got a position in the republican leadership in the house. she's gop conference chair. gates is making this trip as mccarthy tells members of the gop to stop attacking each other during a conference-wide call yesterday, according to reporting from manu raju. i mean, does anyone listen to what kevin mccarthy even says? do they even care? >> no. because he doesn't have sway with the republican base. it's just like when mitch mcconnell stood up on january 6th and essentially told senators, don't object to the election. josh hawley stood up anyway. because leadership of the republican party doesn't know how to communicate to the base. only donald trump does. have done it in really bad ways for valley bad reasons. matt gaetz on the trump road show all over the united states for quite a while. this isn't his first trip outside of florida. he

matt: all right, bruce, thank you for joining us, bruce einhorn talking about the potential fallout from donald trump and the mob that he sent to capitol hill. now, georgina taylors still with us. what does this extraordinary turn of events mean for you as in investor? i kept watching the s&p on wednesday night, and although it turned down slightly, it still finished higher. remarkablet's quite that the market has managed to shrug off this threat to democracy, potentially. but i think it's about taking that step back and really thinking about what's been driving markets in recent years. what does this do in terms of changing some of those themes that have been driving markets forward? firstly, it's about saying political risk is everywhere and we mustn't always assume u.s. assets provide that safe haven. so i think for us, in the past, we may have been able to rely on u.s. dollar, u.s. treasury as being partners in portfolio. let's question that and think about that very carefully. and we backed away slightly from having that duration exposure in the u.s., temporarily, and also the dollar. just stepping away from that and looking elsewhere, maybe the japanese ye

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matt gates, a florida congressman now attacking her. he traveled to her state of wyoming on thursday to criticize her and perhaps drum up support for a primary challenger. then there's of course marjorie taylor greene, a georgia congresswoman, who's run into a great deal of controversy. a cnn report showing she had past social media posts where she called for the execution of democratic leaders like nancy pelosi, now pushed by democrats to expel her from the house of representatives, that's unlikely, but they're also pushing for her to be removed from the house education committee. that is more likely. you're going to see that drum beat only increase next week when congress, at least the house of representatives, returns to session. laura and christine? >> thanks, ryan. >>> we got a sense of the human toll of the covid variants. the prediction model predicts 595,000 deaths by may 1st as the most likely scenario. the worst case, it projects nearly 654,000 american deaths by may 1st. by some estimates that's as many as died on both sides of the civil war. >> that means the variants from the u.k., brazil and south africa could kill an additional 85,000 people above the previous projections. any

marjorie taylor greene, flown down to georgia, talked about how we need to get rid of her, expel her, kick her out of committees. i think that tells you where the committee is. >> this is matt gates. this is a rally that he did. this is shocking to me, anyone would do a rally like this, malcolm, after what we saw on the 6th inciting the people and naming the people he wants the crowd to invade. take a listen. >> leadership doesn't mean backing a nancy pelosi dual impeachment. you can help me break a corrupt system. you can send a representative who actually represents you! and you can send liz cheney home. >> malcolm, you wrote a really great piece in the washington post that we're not taking seriously that we have an insurgency embedded in the republican party. they are exemployeding that vacuum to seize political power. how concerned are you that this -- that these people are an actual insurgency like what we see in places like iraq? >> well, you know, i mentioned this on bill meier's show in november after the election, that we were looking at the face of insurgency and after the election we saw their strategy which was to completely discredit the entirety of the electio

matt gates at a rally in cheney's own district. >> you can send a representative who actually rents you and you can send liz cheney home. >> republicans so far have been slow to criticize congresswoman marjorie tayloren who has embraced qanon conspiracy theories. she's been under fire after a 2018 video surfaced in which she selected 9/11 is a hoax. >> i'm not going to dive into the 9/11 conspiracy. >> saying the sandy hook shooting was a hoax. >> i carry a gun for protection more myself. you are using your lobby and the money behind it to try to take away my second amendment rights. >> indicating support for calls to execute prominent democrats, including house speaker nancy pelosi. >> the enemy is within the house of representatives. >> joining me is the director of president biden's economic council, brian deese. welcome to "meet the press." let me start with this. with congressional democrats preparing the budget reconciliation process -- my apologies for the washington speak there, a way to pass your covid relief bill with 50 votes, a simple majority, why shouldn't republicans who did want to work with you guys look at that as a way of saying, oh, they're not serious about negotiating in a bip

matt gaetz of florida or even elise stefanic of new york. don't assume it can't happen. because at the grassroots level, republicans continue to be radicalized. what if instead of raffensperger, someone like representative marjorie tayloreorgia's votes? this time, the system worked. we may not be so lucky the next time around. one in oregon suggesting that the capitol attack was a false flag to embarrass donald trump. that's an official statement from a republican party. so as you say, this is far from subsiding now that donald trump left office. it seems to be getting worse. . >> it does seem to be getting worse. and, look, we -- democracy actually prevailed in 2020. but it ought to be a warning. what if in fact, you have folks like this who are in charge of the secretary of state's office in georgia, as i suggested. what if you had one of the trump cultists on the pwaorbd of canvassing in michigan. at the grassroots, unfortunately that's the trend. they are saying, look, we are with you. we are conservatives. but this is wrong. you lost the election. qanon is toxic. they're not willing to do that. as a result, what's been happening is you have this culture that republicans are not willing to stand up. so four years f