a very good day then for russia this 9th of may kevin owen here with our special continuing coverage of what's been going on today the annual victory day commemoration. so then as mentioned today russia marks the 76 story of the victory in the great patriotic war that lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of salvi of people they prove decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion we've brought to life 1st of all for you. just some of the soviet soldiers who made that victory possible. and what a spectacular show it was the smaller russian troops and military vehicles parading through moscow's red square for the capital's annual 3 day parade it was a real big event this year the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia a day to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany bringing it to us was. and rory sushi with all the highlights. that type. of love loud to. the top place that leads up to her just. as i'm. not sure it's not. beyond. the. call of the love so the fantastic goes the picture. the secondary in some hold. you know i think i just got a hai

good day for russia than this 9th of may kevin over here in the studio here with a special coverage continuing from r.t. for the annual victory day commemorations. so once again russia marks the 76 this year of the soviet victory the great patriotic war. lasted for 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of soviet people it proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich fully occasion we've brought to life footage 1st of all for you have some of the soviet soldiers who made that big to repulse. clever isn't it well one of the highlights a cause of the russian troops of military vehicles parading through moscow's red square was a real treat this year for the capitals annual the day parade it's the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany saskatoon or nori sushi to crack a job of bringing us the highlights. today there will be no dignitaries in attendance so the kremlin basically wanted to say that we would like to err on the side of caution so although we're going to have the big guns the big jets the big tanks and all the different regim

the very good day then from russia this 9th of may kevin 0 in here with a special continuing coverage.

they just have time this friday 7th of may kevin i would see with you for the next 30 minutes i would take those headlines in more detail dozens dead and missing and hundreds injured after a week. tax reforms in colombia the proposals not been scrapped but the government's response is only spurred protesters on a candlelight vigil was held in the capital on thursday night for thousands gathering to pay tribute to the dead there was voicing demands for the killings to stop the violent reply has got protesters contending globally but there's been little but a carefully measured response from us along the way a country known for pulling out all the stops to support activists in other countries is a senior correspondent. columbia is a warning to everyone a warning of what happens when people have had enough re she can start unfair tax reform and that an out of control pandemic gloom over destroyed economy and shocker to how the state has behaved. millions of colombians of phoolan into poverty because of the pandemic and economic woes medians and the government plan must hike taxes so taxe

good morning from moscow this friday the 7th of may kevin owen here just turned 81 of the morning moscow time this is r.t. international i've got 30 minutes or latest news lined up for you well 1st as you heard in those headlines dozens dead missing and hundreds injured after a week of anger at tax reforms in colombia the proposals now been scrapped but nonetheless the government's response isn't he. spurred protesters on a conflict vigil was held in the capital on thursday night with thousands gathering to pay tribute to the day while voicing demands for the killings to stop a violent response to protest has been globally condemned but there's been little but a carefully measured response from the us a country known of course for pulling out all the stops to support activists in other places here's our senior correspondent more capacity of. colombia is a warning to everyone a warning of what happens when people have had enough rage against unfair tax reform and that an out of control pandemic gloom over a destroyed economy and shocker to how the state has behaved. millions of colombians

good morning start of a new week monday the 17th of may kevin owen here for the next half hour without international and one story dominating as you heard this morning israel unleashing a series of new air strikes on the gaza strip monday morning in an ongoing tit for tat after militants fired a barrel of rockets at its neighbor palestinians say at least 192 people have been killed in the coastal on klav in the past 7 days including 58 children over in israel 10 are dead including 2 youngsters 1st off or about to show the aftermath of one strike on. gaza which you may find disturbing or plain striking several buildings and roads and cars are on sunday with 42 killed there it was the deadliest single attack since fighting broke out a week ago pictures show a bomb crater blocking a road leading to a hospital at one point. what we're about to show you next multiple children falling victim to the shelling too. but there's a lot of the clothes was just some of the food. was just simply things to say that. you. love for almost and then their children their 23 and 4 years old what do they do

hey there good morning start a brand new week monday the 17th of may kevin 0 in here with the international for a latest for the next 30 minutes could have a company. israel unleashed a series of new air strikes on the gaza strip monday morning in an ongoing tit for tat after militants fired a barrel of rockets at its neighbor palestinians say at least 192 people have been killed in the coast along clave in the past 7 days including 58 children meantime in israel 10 are dead including 2 youngsters were about to show the aftermath of one strike on gaza which you may well find upsetting. all planes struck several buildings and roads in gaza on sunday with 42 people killed there it was the deadliest single attack since fighting broke out a week ago pictures show a bomb crater blocking a main road at one point leading to a hospital and those were about to see next multiple children falling victim to the shelling. let's. let's fight almost their children their 23 and 4 years old what did they do that made it necessary to feel that what other targets these are all this rough that they tell us is

the morning start of a bright new week monday the 17th of may kevin elwyn here with you without international with our latest for the next 30 minutes and 1st as you heard there israel's unleashed a series of u.s. strikes on the gaza strip monday morning in an ongoing tit for tat after militants fired a barrel of rockets at its neighbor palestinians say at least 192 people have been killed in the coast along clave in the past 7 days including 58 children in israel 10 are dead including 2 youngsters are about to show the aftermath of one strike on cars i would she may well find disturbing or played struck several buildings and roads in gaza or on sunday with 42 killed there was the deadliest single attack since fighting broke out a week ago but she's at one point show bombed. crater blocking blocking a main road leading to the hospital that we're about to show you next multiple children having fallen victim to the shelling to. the love of the. war of the. top of the food. such as this simply because. you. love the food for almost and then their children their true 3 and 4 years old what do they

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good afternoon monday the 17th of may kevin owen here at out international with the latest for you for the next 30 minutes thanks for checking in with us now as you heard one story dominating yet again today israel's unleashed a series of new air strikes on the gaza strip monday morning in an ongoing tit for tat after militants fired a barrel of rockets at its neighbor palestinians say at least 192 now have been killed in the coast along clave in the past 7 days including 58 children over in israel 10 or dead including 2 youngsters who are about to show the after. one strike on gaza you may find these pictures upsetting warplanes striking several buildings and roads in gaza on sunday with 42 people killed there it was the deadliest single attack since fighting broke out a week ago pictures show a bomb crater blocking a main road leading to a hospital at one point never above you show your next multiple children having fallen victim to the shelling. was a lot of the. was. just some of the food. was just simply things. you. love for almost and then there are children they are 234 years o

they're just said live in the morning moscow time this monday the 17th of may and kevin i didn't hear it out international with the latest for you for the next 30 minutes so if you can stick around to take you through it 1st then the israel conflict dominating our coverage today again israel's unleashed a series of new air strikes on the gaza strip on monday morning in an ongoing tit for tat after militants fired a barrel of rockets and its neighbor palestinians say at least 192 have been killed in the coast along in the past 7 days including 58 children. over in israel 10 a dead including 2 youngsters are about to show you coming up the aftermath of one strike on gaza which you may find disturbing warplanes struck several buildings and roads in gaza on sunday 42 killed there it was the deadliest single attack since fighting broke out a week ago but you show a bomb crater blocking a main roads leading to a hospital as a by the show you next multiple children of fallen victim to the shelling. still was the life of the below there was the 1st stop. was this just simply if. you. love for

just here's a very good day from russia this choose the 18th of may it's kevin 0 in and out international with our latest for the next 30 minutes for you big story dominating again today now the death toll in gaza has risen as israeli forces continue to shell the enclave at least 212 people including 61 children have now been killed there since the latest violence began a week ago explosions lit the night sky in gaza city as israel launched 30 new airstrikes over night. residential buildings as well as garza's main covert lab were hit by israeli airstrikes more than 100 houses have been destroyed in the area since the start of this latest conflict with many more properties severely damaged 2 we spoke to people whose lives have been shattered by these latest attacks. both of us said it was my little children my call wife why were you treated like that the children were asleep and suddenly there was an explosion my wife and i we were shocked the airstrike was very strong we ran to the children to drag them out into the street and save them from the bombing we are terrified to think the 1st

good morning russia this tuesday the 18th of may is kevin irwin here about international with the latest for you and again one story dominating this morning what's happening between israel and gaza and the death toll in gaza 1st off has risen as israeli forces continue to shell the enclave at least 212 people now including 61 children have been killed this is the latest violence began a week ago explosions late the night sky in gaza city as israel launched 30 new airstrikes over night. the headquarters of a humanitarian group was among the buildings hit in the latest raid the qatar red crescent society saying 2 of its stuff were killed and 10 wounded the strike came a day after the door funded group allocated a $1000000.00 to support people affected by the airstrikes residential buildings as well as gaza's main covert lab have also been hit more than $100.00 houses have been destroyed in the area since the start of this latest conflict with many more properties severely damaged we spoke to some people whose lives have been shattered by these latest attacks well those of us that it was my

so the turn of the morning here in moscow good morning from russia on this front of the 7th of may it's kevin owen here at r.t. international with the latest for you for the next half hour it's good to be company. dozens dead and missing and hundreds injured after a week of anger in tax reforms in colombia the proposals now been scrapped but nonetheless the government's response is only spurred protesters on a candlelight vigil was held in the capital on thursday night the thousands gathering to pay. while voicing demands for the killings to stop the violent reply to the protests has been condemned globally but there's been a little more of a carefully measured response from the us a country known for pulling out all the stops of course to support activists in other countries so why when he's a senior correspondent for gustier. colombia is a warning to everyone a warning of what happens when people have had enough re she can start unfair tax reform and that an out of control pad demick gloom over a destroyed economy and shocker to how the state has behaved. medians of colombians of phoolan in

how they were good afternoon monday the 17th of may my name's kevin owen hear it out international with our latest for you for the next 30 minutes thanks for checking in well as you heard the israel gaza conflict dominating and israel's unleashed a series of new air strikes on the garza strip monday morning and an ongoing tit for tat after militants fired rockets at its neighbor palestinians say at least 192 were killed in the coast long played in the past 7 days including 58 children over israel 10 dead including 2 youngsters now we're about to show the aftermath of one strike on gaza. which you may well find disturbing warplanes striking several buildings and roads in gaza on sunday 42 killed it was the deadliest single attack since fighting broke out a week ago pictures show a bomb crater to blocking a main road leading to one hospital there to show your next multiple children haven't fallen victim to the shelling. or the load of the clothes or the. just stop the food. was just simply this if you. love a farmer sent then there are children who are 234 years old what did they do that

and i think all of these people, they may win in 2022. kevin mccarthy may become speaker of the house. but i think over the medium to long term, the record will be clear, the verdict will be clear, and i think they'll come to regret their spineless posture right now. >> because, why? do you see another party emerging, a party that would -- you would find yourself happily rnd the umbrella of? >> wouldn't that be great? it's very, very difficult in our two-party system to form a third party, although i know there are a lot of people looking at it, thinking about it, talking about it. myself included. i think liz cheney, by the way, just like mitt romney, they do have an opportunity possibly to run and win as independents. they have the resources. they have the name i.d., but not everyone has that opportunity. i think over the medium to long run, the republican party, if it continues down this path, will be a permanent minority opposition party. and that's bad for our republic. in the near term, though, sadly, i think they may win a few seats. >>

the commission would also have subpoena power is that one of the concerns of kevin mccarthy's >> it may be on the mind of kevin mccarthy, shep, but simply he may not be able to escape a subpoena even if this panel is ultimately killed in this case it would basically go back to the committees in the democratic controlled house the real concern for mccarthy is in large part political. the fact these were supporters of donald trump and thus the republican party stormed the capitol is an uncomfortable political fact for mccarthy that doesn't help his goal of taking back the house majority. and the second thing is mccarthy wants to be speaker in two years and he believes he needs the support of donald trump to secure, you know, the votes he needs in the house to that. if this commission is created and the report comes out and donald trump doesn't like what he sees, he's going to want somebody to blame and kevin mccarthy could be thrown under the bus there. these are the calculations on the mind of the house leader as he considers his position on the panel. >> what if it's not? how is the cou

congresswoman cheney appears to be following her conscience and kevin mccarthy suggested it may cost her. what is the latest you're hearing about where things stand between mccarthy and cheney? >> it appears that the republican party surprise, surprise caved to donald trump and kevin mccarthy thinks he has the votes to push liz cheney out and he is, i heard, pushing for elyce to replace her, who, anderson, is again not a surprise a trump loyalists. a little while ago i spoke to someone familiar with liz cheney's thinking about all of this and i was told quote it is not a surprise. she knew this was coming. she is not afraid of the consequences. the stakes are too high. translation, she is ready to move on, this is about principle over politics and i'm told she will not resign, she will wait for the vote. anderson? >> so do we have a sense of the details of mccarthy's motivation for this? it was back in february that he helped cheney survive a similar effort to oust her from gop leadership. >> correct. what we do know is that donald trump wanted liz cheney out, and a big part of this w

good morning show from russia this 9th of may my name is kevin at the start of this morning special coverage from the international or the big day of events ahead for the annual victory day commemoration. well today marks the 76th anniversary of the song to the great patriotic war it lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of people have proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich is part of the celebrations of major military parade is being held as is every year in the russian capital bit late so let's get across that coming up shortly. will take us through it big days plus the weather like you 1st of all rather gray clouds but for the day all things go wrong nonetheless what's the what's the thoughts on it. hi kevin thanks for that well as far as we understand all systems here are go go go that includes the jets the bombers and all the big heavy times there will be cruising across the iconic couple stones of red square. here we're going to be getting a special international live coverage of victory day here kicking off in approximately one hour from now i'm up on the 4 seasons hote

the earlier caller brought up the issue of the conversation that cap -- that kevin mccarthy may have had with president on january 6. here's the exchange with s wallace from fox news sunday. [video clip] >> you also say kevin mccarthy should testify in a new commission to investigate the riot on january 6 and testify specifically about the conversation he had with the president on that day where he reportedly called the president and said you have got to call it off and the president said kevin, it appears some people are more interested in this election than you are. i asked congressman mccarthy about that a couple of weeks ago. take a look at the exchange. has the president ever reached out to you since report came out to discuss what you when he talked about in that phone call? did you say to him that i can't because we are under oath? >> no. that never happened. never even close. >> and if it did happen, you would agree that was witness tampering? >> yeah, but it never happened. >> congresswoman, do you know anything about that, whether or not kevin mccarthy and donald trump talke

hello there good morning from russia this choose there the 18th of may my name is kevin i would like to be with you without international for the next 30 minutes no you can stick around to take you through those headlines one story again dominating as you heard the death toll in gaza 1st has risen as israeli forces continue to shell the enclave at least 212 people including 61 children have now been killed since the latest violence began a week ago explosions lit the night sky in gaza city as israel launched 30 new airstrikes over night. the headquarters of a humanitarian group was among the latest buildings hit in the raids the qatar red crescent society saying 2 of its staff were killed and 10 were wounded in a strike came a day after the door funded group allocated a $1000000.00 to support those affected by airstrikes residential buildings as well as gaza's main covert love of also been hit more than $100.00 houses have been destroyed in the area since the start of this latest conflict with many properties severely damaged on top of all that so we spoke to people whose lives have

now one of the morning moscow time good morning from russia this friday the 7th of may my name is kevin here and out international with our latest for the next half hour for you. dozens are dead and missing and hundreds injured after a week of tax reforms in colombia the proposals have been scrapped but nonetheless the government's response is only spurred protesters on now a candlelight vigil was held in the capital on thursday night with thousands gathering to pay tribute to the dead while voicing demands for. the killing to stop the violence replied to the protests is being content globally but there's been little more than a measured response from the us country not a cause for pulling out all the stops to support activists in other countries is a senior correspondent or a guest here. columbia is a warning to everyone a warning of what happens when people have had enough re she can start unfair tax reform and that an out of control pandemic gloom over a destroyed because to me and shocker to how the state has behaved. millions of colombians of phoolan into poverty because of the pad

kevin does not want a january 6th commission to focus exclusively on january 6th. never mind that the pro-trump mob nearly overthrew our government and he was hiding from everyone else. and that may be because kevin doesn't want to testify, under oath, maybe, about the reporting shouting match he had with trump while that attack was under way. joining me now, angela rye, and michael steele. you know, michael, i got to come to you first. >> of course you do. >> i feel like part of the problem with poor little kevin is, number one, nobody talks to him. and number two, that he might be worried about a commission because he might have to actually testify. here's the thing. this violence that occurred at the capitol occurred while he was on the phone with the former president. here's what liz cheney had to say about whether kevin should have to testify. >> should kevin mccarthy be willing to speak, testify before that commission? >> he absolutely should. and i wouldn't be surprised if he were subpoenaed. he said publicly he has information about the president's state of mind that day. i would hope he doesn't require a subpoena. but i wouldn't be surprised if he were subpoenaed. >> tha

kevin mccarthy may be looking at 2022. i think she is looking at 2024. >> i think you're right. this is mccarthy's big gamble as well. i think that the likelihood of donald trump running for president again has grown exponentially after mccarthy booted part of his membership committee because of what liz cheney said about the former president. he single-handedly has brought him back into the fold in in a way that he was disappearing for the fast few weeks as time went on. if he does run again for president, i'm going to point very likely -- we don't know what is going to happen in the future -- but to this moment of what is happening when he thinks he is king of the republican party because cheney is going to lose her seat. but, you know, cheney says that she is going to run for re-election and she is continue to be a very loud voice in the republican party. we don't know what is going to happen in 2024. i think it does set her up for a very, very big platform should she, herself, decide to run. >> it is a good point that that race in wyoming will be, i think, a critical test fo

adam kinzinger tweeting this tonight, and i quote, kevin mccarthy and donald trump may win perform, but history won't be kind. kevin and steve scalise made his -- history because trump has thin skin, i would be embarrassed if i was them. that as the number two house republican steve scalise said this afternoon, and i quote here, it's not about right or wrong. it's about the focus of our conference and focusing on pushing back on the agenda that's being pushed by the biden administration. does he realize what he just said? it is not about right or wrong. can you please put that back up, danny? it's not about right or wrong, he says. it is about the focus of our conference and focusing on pushing back on the agenda that's being pushed by the biden administration. does he understand what he just said? it is not about doing the right thing. it's not about working for the american people. it's about pushing back on the biden agenda, which is getting shots into arms, getting money into people's pockets. focusing on the business of the american people, acting like an adult, as someone who is c

kevin mccarthy and employee of donald trump may win tomorrow but history won't be kind. kevin and steve scalise made his stra his -- history because trump has thin skin, i would be embarrassed if i was them. >> it is not about right or wrong. it is about the focus of our conference and focusing on pushing back on the agenda that's being pushed by the biden administration. >> does he realize what he just said? it is not about right or wrong -- can you put that is back up, danny? it is not about right or wrong, it is about the focus of our conference and focusing on pushing back on the agenda that's being pushed by the biden administration. does he understand what he just said? it is not about doing the right thing or working for the american people. it is about pushing back for the biden agenda which is getting shots in arms and money into people's pockets and focusing on the business of the american people, acting like an adult as someone who's confident or someone who can run the country. that's not what's important. about working with the president and dually elected pr

. >> and marjorie taylor greene appeared, house minority leader kevin mccarthy may have condemned the georgia congresswoman for her recent come comments comparing mask wearing to the holocaust. that did not discourage her because last night she was comparing democrats to nazis. cnn's martin savidge is life. what are the constituencies telling you? >> marjorie taiylor greene migh have to move on. that message is not playing well here at home. >> marjorie taylor greene. >> reporter: back home and not backing down. >> you know, nazis were the national socialist party just like the democrats are now a national socialist party. >> reporter: georgia con congresswoman marjorie taylor greene on thursday night turns against a little group in the democratic party, singling out alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we have united states member of congress, the jihad squad. there's a big group of them, by the way. >> reporter: until now marjorie taylor greene has been brushing off her fellow republicans. but can she do that to her voters? what was she thinking? >> the holocaust was terrible, terrible, and

a rare act of bipartisanship on capitol hill may be derailing. congressman kevin mccarthy now opposes that independent commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol. he claims it would be counterproductive and duplicate the work of other panels. just last week the commission was hailed as a promising sign of cooperation in congress. >> a republican, a member of mccarthy's own conference, negotiated a deal with a democrat but now several lawmakers are questioning the commission's fate. the house votes on whether to approve it tomorrow. cnn's chief congressional correspondent manu raju is on capitol hill. so, what's the vote look like in the house there and the question is, will the commission get the support it needs to move forward? >> that is the question. it will pass the house tomorrow. there's no question about it. that's because the democrats hold a narrow majority in the house. we do expect some republicans but not a lot, some house republicans to vote for it. that will be enough for it to pass, despite kevin mccarthy coming out

sin of greeting the president in the house chamber last week and now house minority leader kevin mccarthy may be hanging her out to dry. >>> then there is mitt romney, the former gop nominee, the utah senator narrowly avoiding. >> you know me who say as what he thinks. i wasn't a finance of our last president's character issues, and i'm also no fan -- [ booing ] >> earlier this year president trump labeled romney and other republicans who voted to impeach or convict him grandstanders and those labels stuck. joining us now, washington correspondent maggie haberman. good morning to you. what does this say about the state of the republican party and the future of it, that they're completely ban issuing people like acehn cheney or a romney? >> i do think we're seeing the same situation we have seen really for five years now taking place. we saw it at the very beginning of this phase with the "access hollywood" tape back in october of 2016 where the activist base says the republican party is very aligned with donald trump and some of the elected leaders and leadership in washington finds themselve

a rare act of bipartisanship on capitol hill may be derailing. congressman kevinent commission to investigate the

. >> leigh anne, playbook seemed to hint kevin mccarthy may succeed tomorrow in getting rid of liz cheney but he's done damage to his own -- his own perception of what kind of leader he is by how he's handled this. i mean even in his own letter to the caucus yesterday, he actually wrote the phrase, "unlike the left, we embrace free thought and debate." i'm not going to read the rest of the quote, because i don't know how you get rid of liz cheney for her free thought and claim you're for free thought. is the way he's handling this rubbing some the wrong way? >> that's always been the question with leader mccarthy doing this, it's always been thought he's playing the short game. that's what his critics say and that's even what some of his supporters say. his immediate goal is to keep trump on his good side, so that trump can help them win back the majority in 2022, and also so trump can help mccarthy put him in the speakership role should that happen. cheney thinks that she's playing the long game. she plans to remain in congress. she plans to run for re-election. those are the near-future

a commission that, as of right now, kevin mccarthy may not even support.n this issue. here is congressman fred upton reacting to his colleagues who last week downplayed the attack. >> bogus, it's absolutely bogus, it's absolutely bogus. it was chilling what happened. absolutely chilling. and that's why i think that it's important that we move forward with this bipartisan commission, get the facts out, try to assure the american public this is what happened, and let the facts lead us to the conclusion. >> former republican governor of new jersey christine todd whitman joins me now. she also was in the george w. bush administration. thank you for being with us on a sunday night. >> good evening, jessica. good to be with you. >> i'm curious first why do you think it is so controversial for a house republican to support a fact-finding mission that's focused solely on the events of january 6th? why isn't this something that everybody can get behind? >> because i think they're afraid that the investigation will turn out that it was the trump supporters, the far

i think, where this goes next is, kevin mccarthy may win the battle on wednesday. liz cheney expects the vote to go against her, and has from the very beginning. but liz cheney is in this for the war. she is going to keep campaigning. she feels this is about democracy, about the future, and about making sure that donald trump is not running, in 2024. so, this is liz cheney unleashed, john. this is just the beginning. >> is she whipping this at all? i mean, she had, what, 40-plus votes against her last time. does she think she will get 40 votes in her defense, this time? >> i don't think she has any idea what the vote count is. i am told, she is not whipping it because she feels this is about principle, over politics. so, she is not whipping the vote. she, to the best of my knowledge, does not know how the vote's going to go. >> so, gloria, jamie was talking about the long game. >> yeah. >> that liz cheney is playing here. there is a new video out, released by the group accountable gop, which features liz cheney speaking out against the former president. what do you

i think where this goes next is kevin mccarthy may win the battle. liz cheney expects the vote to go against her and has from the very beginning but liz cheney is in it for the roar. she's going to keep campaigning about democracy and the future and making sure donald trump is not running in 2024. so this is liz cheney unleashed, john. this is just the beginning. >> does she expect -- she had 40 plus votes against her last time. does she think she'll get 40 votes in her defense this time? >> i don't think she has any idea what the vote count is. i am told she is not whipping it because she feels this is about principle over politics. so she is not whipping the vote. to the best of my knowledge, does not know how the vote is going to go. >> so jamie was talking about the long game that liz cheney is playing. there is a video released by accountable gop that features liz cheney speaking out against the former president. what do you think of liz cheney's long game here? do you think this is something that she will carry forward all the way to 2022? >> l

house speaker kevin mccarthy may not be onboard, telling reporters he has not signed off on the commission. so that battle over to commission or not to commission was unfolding as tensions were rising on the hill, with yet another report of a verbal altercation between congresswoman marjory taylor green's staff and a democratic member of congress. still with me, nbc news correspondent, garrett haake. so, garrett, what is -- let's back up for a second and start with the latest on this january 6th commission. is it happening? >> reporter: it does seem to be moving forward, finally. this commission has been stalled since january when idea was first floated. congressional leadership had been negotiating, they kept getting hung up on the scope of what the commission would look like. who would be on the commission. what kind of powers would they have? and the leadership in the house decided that they would send this down to the homeland security committee and let the chairman and ranking committee there negotiate a deal. that's deal that has been reached today. this says there'll be ten commissi

. >> a vote is expected next week, but kevin mccarthy may not be onboard. let's bring back msnbc's amanda golden right now. does it matter if the minority leader isn't onboard with us? >> well, logistically, not necessarily, kendis. obviously, the house democrats are in control right now within congress, within the house chamber. they could move this forward if they wanted to, but part of the issue is that there was a real desire to have this be a true bipartisan commission. to have everyone within both sides of the aisle onboard, in order to move this forward. and so now, we're seeing this agreement from at least one democratic congressman and one republican congressman to move this forward and have a true bipartisan, independent, 9/11-style commission that can investigate the riot that we saw take place at the capitol on january 6th, as well as the events and effects that led up to the violent insurrection that took place. so this fell on to the responsibility of the chairman and ranking member of the homeland -- of the house homeland security committee,

we may get that answer as kevin mccarthy is expected to visit the white house.th me, leigh ann caldwell and eugene daniels. >> wednesday is expected to be the day because house republicans will meet on wednesday in their regular conference meeting, so this isn't something that's called specifically to address this. they're going to meet, anyway, as planned. but what's expected to happen, a member of congress is expected to call up a vote on no confidence of liz cheney. the conference will vote on that in a secret ballot behind closed doors and a simple majority is expected to be needed in order for cheney to lose her position. if she does lose that vote, which is expected, the next question is who will replace her? as we know, the top leadership have already endorsed elise stefianik of new york, so when that vote happens, that is a little bit more unclear. i'm told it's not likely to be wednesday because there needs to be some sort of candidate forum where she presents her case following a vote after that that could be any time later this week, it could slip int

it's a national at the weekend with me kevin 0 in this 8th of may so those headlines in more detail the debate is raging in france right now about whether or not the french language is inherently sexist but some saying it's time for a linguistic revolution. the well known phrase the masculine gender has the advantage over the feminine expresses an extreme degree of aggression towards women what we teach in school masculine has the advantage of a feminine is not just a grammatical construction but from his education ministry insists nonetheless compliance with correct french grammar is the priority is just banned schools from allowing so-called inclusive writing cello dubinsky in paris the next minding a room for it. drive for ever greater inclusive which he is seeing efforts made to reform the french language which critics say is riddled with a boy yes it's an idea that seemed fieri to peer wrists amongst them it seems france's education minister who says there will be no way it will be allowed in schools in the context of education compliance with grammatical and syntactic rules is ess

you're in moscow kevin owen here with me this 6 of may with the headlines in more detail than 1st better news donald trump won't be posting on instagram or facebook any time soon it appears their oversight board as upheld a ban it imposed on the ex-president after the capitol hill riots in january a move that reignited the whole debate about free speech online caleb maupin reports. now the facebook oversight board said that they give facebook 6 months as a corporation to determine an appropriate penalty for donald trump while they are currently upholding the ban they are passing on to the corporation whether that ban should be permanent how exactly that should continue many look at this is almost a good cop bad cop routine here's what we heard from the oversight board the board's phones the 2 posed by mr trump on junior the 6th so we leave it to thies books community standards and the instagram's community guidelines given the seriousness of the violations and the ongoing risk of violence facebook was justified even suspending mr trump's accounts on general the 6th and extending the susp

no-hitter in a decade and second thrown by the mariners this mom following the one on may 5th against baltimore orioles. >>> kevin pillar for the mets was back in the ballpark after hit in the face by a fastball thrown by braves reliever jake webb. yesterday's 4-3 win, he is placed on the ten day injured list with multiple nasal fractures! the 32-year-old veteran player says there are no hard feelings. >> i know this guy didn't want to hit me. i know he didn't want to hit me in the face. the bases were loaded and it was a 1-0 game. accidents do happen. so, you know, in that regard, there is, you know, i know he feels bad. i know me and he have talked last night and today. and i'm almost more worried about him than i am myself. >> that is ugly. i hope he is all right! >>> update on angels star mike trout who exited monday night's game with a strained right calf. the three-time american league mvp was placed on the injured list yesterday and is expected to miss the next six to eight weeks. the show went on in anaheim, last night. shohei ohtani connecting for the third straight day to tally his league leading 14th h

house republican leader kevin mccarthy who may have to testify has yet to take a position.enate minority leader mitch mcconnell advocated for widening the parameters to look at other things. the important thing to know about this is it looks like it's going to pass the house. it looks like it's going to pass the house pretty easily. the question is can it get through the senate where it needs the support of ten republicans and that is very much unclear whether ten republicans will sign on to this in the senate. >>> now the gop skepticism over a january 6th commission is coming as some republicans try to re-write history. we have been talking about that this morning. re-writing history about what happened that very day. here is a reminder how andrew clyde characterized the capitol riot just last week. >>> there was no insurrection and to call it an insurrection in my opinion is a boldfaced lie. if you didn't know the tv footage was a video from january 6th, you would actually think it was a normal tourist visit. >> now, we know that obviously people with eyes see this very d

morning this is art international live from our world news age q in moscow with me kevin and it's is saturday the 8th of may so the 2 of those headlines in a bit more detail than 1st off debate raging in france over whether the french language is inherently sexist or not and now the country's education minister has weighed in banning schools from allowing so-called inclusive writing this tries to avoid gender discrimination by dropping masculine and feminine word forms in certain contexts among those pushing for a linguistic revolution a local mayors sit most of the well known phrase the masculine gender has the advantage over the feminine expresses an extreme degree of aggression towards women what we teach in school masculine has the advantage of a feminine is not just a grammatical construction but france is education ministry and says compliance with correct french grammar is a priority even if it means upset in some people shallow dubinsky them 1st off this morning in paris minding a french. dr for every great inclusive which is seeing efforts made to reform the french language which critics say is rid

may, shannon. >> shannon: yes, it can, kevin covering the current administration and the last one and some news ont front, former president trump working on the ban on social media sites, facebook and twitter shut him down. and the communications platform is something he talked about doing the day he is making it official and explains. >> it will be www.donald j.trumpdesk.acommunia ndachancetohavecommentsandimages a ndotherpostsbytheformerpresiden tandbytheway,thisishappening and banned him from that and we will learn about that probably later in the week. and i should also point this out that we learned tonight in a conversation with candace owens of the daily wire that the president said his supporters will be very, very happy when he makes his announcement about a possible 2024 run again. we will see what that all means. very interesting indeed. >> shannon: he notes the showbiz and so we will be sticking around to see what he has to say as well as all the contenders on the g.o.p. side and the side of the aisle who have aspirations for 2024. kevin, thank you. >> you bet. >> shannon: the central