where they're going to say that speaker me ler pelosi is trying steal miller-meeks seat away from her. the nrcc campaign arm say they have good polling on this issue, this is resonating with those critical independent and suburban voters in battleground districts, especially when republicans use the word that pelosi is being a hypocrite, trying to overturn an election. but i will say that there might

gregory meeks joins us, a democrat from new york.could be a two hour conversation because of his perspective on foreign affairs and his perspective as a congressman from jfk airport, the fifth district in new york. congressman meeks, on infrastructure, new jersey is worse than new york. that's all we need to know. [laughter] new york is doing fine right now by any civil engineering study. you get off the plane in new york, at laguardia, at jfk, there's a lot of roads that are troubled come up bridges troubled -- are troubled, bridges troubled. how do we fix this with the new infrastructure bill? what is different this time right now. rep. meeks: i think this time we are going to get something done. i think if you talk to democrats and republicans, they understand that if you look at our crumbling infrastructure not only in new york come about across this nation, we've got to invest in it. just like those with their own homes, you've got to invest in your home to keep it up. otherwise, no matter how well it was built, if it was built

. >> representative gregory meeks. he serves the state of new york, the fifth district and also the chair of the foreign affairs committee. we appreciate your time this morning, sir. >> good to be with you. >> reverend meeks, representative, before we start talking about matters of foreign policy, hr1 beak worked on this week, what do you say to those critics particularly on the republican side about how it shapes voting in their mind. >> what we're talking about is making sure everybody has access and make it easier for people to vote. we talk around the world about democracy. the essence of democracy is the individual's right and ability to vote. so what hr-1 does, it protects the right to vote by removing barriers to cast a ballot. i know, for example, post reconstruction time was put in place was barriers to prevent african-americans from voting by counting how many jellybeans were in a jar and things that eliminated folks from having true access to ballots. that's not who we should be in 2021. we should be making

meeks: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i want to thank representative levin who is sponsoring this resolution which condemns the military coupe that occurred in burma on february 1, 2021. it has been more than 45 days since the burmese military also known as the tatmadaw arrested members of the government including the president. and the state counselor aung suu kyi and declared a long state of emergency and nullified the results of burma's november 8, 2020 election. despite this, claims of election fraud, several independent organizations found that the electoral process and outcomes were credible even despite minor irregularities. since the coupe took place, we have seen thousands of protestors take to the streets to make sure their voices were heard, voices in opposition to the coupe and in support of democracy. and as those protests continued we have seen security forces use violence in an attempt to quell the demonstrations. the u.n. estimates that 149 people have been killed since it occurred since february 1. 57 peo

miller meeks edged hart in the tightest congressional elections of all time, six folks. >> that's six votes, next 6,000, not 600 -- >> i will look at to officials failed to collect 22 ballots, the house committee is investigating. miller meeks asked to dismiss the complaint, but the committee rejected that request. >> none of us can say with confidence who actually won the selection. speak up republicans worry democrats could install one of their own, even though the houses were in miller meeks. >> our committee should not be moving forward with overturning our colleagues state certified election. to speak of republican state democrats insist on following state election certifications on presidential races with the electoral college, but may be willing to override local officials when it benefits their side. >> would be awkward for them to turn around and say, we are going to say iowa was really wrong about this. >> the house would have to vote at the if pelosi wanted to execute such a raw power move. pelosi could lack the votes to switch the members in the narrowly divided house. >>

iowa election officials certified miller-meeks is the winner by six votes. the closest house race in a century. democrats contend that election officials never counted 22 ballots. >> it's about following the democratic process and making sure that all iowans have their voice heard in their voices their vote. >> democrats are making a big push for congress to pass voting rights bills. democrats hope to use a disputed race like this to make a point. the house is still probing another race. republican jim ober weiss lost to illinois democrat laura underwood. mccarthy doesn't back the challenge. >> bret: just to be clear, while the democrat pulled out, stop going forward, speaker pelosi was ready to move forward, right? >> she said she could see a scenario and i asked if they would remove miller-meeks and seat rita hart but it takes it two-thirds vote to kick something out of the house and that's only happened five times. several of those expulsions were during the civil war. >> bret: chad pergram, the man with all the facts on capitol hill. thanks. republican e

meek >> we've mentioned it several times.e seen this big uptick in volatility especially in the highest flying name so i'm taking a look at the nasdaq index, which is best represented for most of the viewers by the qqq etf of course, this contained all of the biggest technology stocks potentially as the biggest constituents when you think about hedging your portfolio if you hold qqq or have a po portfolio that looks a lot like qqq many of you do, you have a portfolio that's essentially right where you began at the beginning of the year. qqq i take it is up 55 basis points year-to-date. you are looking at the uptick in volatility, wondering if you should remain invested we have a lot of reasons why you play want to remain invested we have increased volatility what do you do we are taking a look here at hedges the important thing about hedgeing is you should hedge when you can, not when you absolutely have to the other thing is when you are talking about hedging, this is more about positioning than simply timing. if you knew wh

of the tightest federal elections in american history, republican congresswoman marionette miller meeks was certified the winner in the open seat of iowa's second district. she won by six votes and seated provisionally by the congress. but she's asking the house recommendation committee to review the votes. hart claims there are 222 outstanding ballots to give her the victory. she did not take her case to court. instead she decided to take the challenge directly to the house of representatives, controlled by democrats and, of course, that now makes this look like a highly politicized fight. republicans are calling on speaker pelosi to dismiss the case. they say speaker pelosi is ignoring the will of the voters to widen her majority. some are calling hypocrisy after the house gop objected to the electoral college count on january 6th. joining me from davenport, iowa, my nbc colleague diane caldwell, part of the second district there. from the very beginning, i have not understood the rational for bypassing the state process here the way democrats have done. they wanted go down this path.

to use bruit political power to keep her out. >> reporter: last november meeks defeated democrat hart won by just six votes of the nearly 400,000 volts cast. >> we need to make sure every eligible votes count. >> reporter: the results were certified by a board of officials sending meeks to washington. >> i'm proud that the majority of you're elected me as the next member of congress. but over the mont the months -- >> reporter: hart argues 22 legally cast blots were not co counted, that it would have flipped the count. >> there's enough evidence to show it would have reversed the outcome. >> reporter: it opened the door for the full house to decide the election and potentially replace miller meeks with hart. >> we'll see where that takes us. there could be a scenario to that extent. >> reporter: it would be an extremely rare move fr. 1933 to 2009, the house has considered 111 election cases, only three have led to an unseating. the republicans call this a hypocritical partisan power grab pointing to the criticisms of president trump to overturn the election results in november. >> tru

miller-meeks edged hart in one of the tightest congressional votes of all time, six votes. >> that'saccount 22 legal ballots which could affect the outcome. a house committee is now investigating pillard miller-meeks asked to dismiss hart's complaint, >> withconfidence to actually ws election. >> republicans worry democrats could install one of their own, even though the house war in miller-meeks. >> our committee should not be moving forward with overturning our colleagues state certified election. >> republicans say democrats insist on following state election certifications on presidential cases, but would be willing to override local officials when it benefits their side. >> it would be awkward for them to turn around and say, well, we are going to say the iowans were really wrong about this. >> would want to vote if pelosi wanted to execute a raw powerful move in a narrowly divided house. but... >> nancy pelosi with her various tins as speaker that she can get her members to take votes which may be career ending votes for those members. >> the house hasn't tinkered this much wit

some democrats oppose removing miller meeks.r political advantage in battleground districts as to using the speaker as a foil. >> bret: chad, thanks. i'm next, what one university is requiring all students to do in order to attend classes this fall, plus a major traffic game dominic jim in one of the busiest waterways on earth. ♪ ♪ wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain,

miller-meeks. i'm looking forward to use how the funds are planned to be used to prevent small business relief program fraud, and how we can continue to work together to ensure our nation's response to the pandemic is effective, efficient, and equitable. in the ranking member's absence, i will now refer to mr. jordan for any public opening statement he would wish to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thanks to you and our witnesses for appearing today. we continue to hold only virtual hearings in this subcommittee, even though four members of the majority celebrated the $1.9 trillion spending bill in person at the white house just two weeks ago. i want to also welcome our new republican member to the subcommittee, representative marionette miller meeks, we appreciate her hard work on behalf of her constituents, especially as speaker pelosi and the democrats are currently challenging her election. she won the general, won the recount, and her results were certified, but her opponent skipped the court

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representative gregory meeks.hen republican congressman joe -- mo brooks will be here to talk about the hearing with chris wray on covid relief negotiations. those conversations coming up on washington journal. ♪ >> book tv on c-span has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday, charles koch and charles koch foundation president brian hooks, co-authors of the book will even people offer their thoughts on how to tackle economic and social challenges. pulitzer prize winning author elizabeth kolbert talks about environmental issues, global warming and the human impact on nature. she's the author of several books including, under a white sky, the nature of the future. former new york federal reserve board chair sarah horwitz, author of the book mutualism offers her thoughts on how to build economic sustainability for workers in the futures. watch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. washington journal continues. host: our first guest of the morning is representative gregory meeks. he is the chair of the fo

>> it better stay with congresswoman miller meeks, doctor miller meeks won that race was for democrats to attempt to overturn that and steal it is as wrong as wrong can be. americans had locked out washington and deservedly so. what they hate more than anything else is a double standard. the idea that on january 6th i wasn't supposed to object in pennsylvania to unconstitutionally change their election law on january 6th, 2017, jim mcgovern, democrat on the rules committee could object to alabama, state donald trump won by 20 points, mixing what is object to wyoming by 40 points and we have democrats trying to overturn a certified election in the state of iowa the congressman miller meeks won fair and square. i wonder if these woke corporations out there are going to stop supporting democrat members of the house administration committee who voted to move ahead with looking into overturning this election, see if they are consistent in how they treat members of congress. this is ridiculous, everyone knows it is ridiculous but the democrats don't care but just like with dc statehood this

miller meeks and hard in what the tightest congressional elections of all time, 6 votes. >> that is 6not 6000, not 600, not 60. >> heart content i will election officials failed to count 22 legal ballots which could affect the outcome. the house committee is investigating. miller makes ask the house to dismiss hard's complaint, the committee rejected that request. >> none of us can state with confidence who won this election. >> the constitution grants the house final say. republicans were democrats could install one of their own even though the house war in miller meeks. >> the committee should not be moving forward with overturning our colleagues state certified election. >> republicans say democrats insist on following state election certifications on presidential races for the electoral college but may be willing to override local officials when it benefits their side. >> it would be kind of awkward for them to turn around and say the iowa authorities are wrong about this. >> the house would have to vote for lucy want to execute such a raw power move. policy could lack the votes t

they are trying to steal an election from mary annette miller meeks.is is a full on attack on women mainly conservative women. there were more women elected to the g.o.p. than ever before. we have been watching democrats, watching how the message of their policy and how they communicate. so many of us stepped up to win our elections in 2020 because we are saying that the democratic party and the women they have elected do not represent me. they do not represent my country. the country i know and love. i am so happy and proud to be the first woman and first mom to represent colorado's third district but that's not why i was elected. republicans don't play these gender identity politics but democrats certainly do and they can't stand when strong women when their seats and challenge their narrative. they do anything they can to destroy and remove us by stealing an election from people like mary annette miller meeks. >> shannon: her democratic challenger is also a woman. we will track it. congresswoman boebert, thank you for joining us. michigan's attorney

. >> yang: mark meeks is pastor of the city church of sacramento. he's teamed up with u.c.alth to get people vaccinated in his neighborhood of oak park. >> we are going person to person, "do you want to be vaccinated?" ladies and men that are on the-- on the margins of society, that folks aren't advocating for them, that's-- that's our target. >> yang: meeks' church hosts a weekly vaccination clinic. >> having the vaccination site in our community, makes it not only more convenient, but more accessible to those in the community. >> yang: since the first clinic a few weeks ago, more than 300 people have been vaccinated, like cynthia mckinney. >> they said, come on in on friday, and i was happy! oh my lord! to be able to spend time with our family members will be so good for me. >> yang: meeks hopes to ramp up the effort every week to meet the need. >> people feel overwhelmed with the task, and they don't know where to go. i'm humbled to be in a position to effect change. and as i keep telling our-- our faith community, we don't know where this is headed. only god knows. but

john: meeks' church hosts a weekly vaccination clinic.e vaccination site in our community makes it not only more convenient, but more accessible to those in the community. john: since the first clinic a few weeks ago, more than 300 people have been vcinated, like cynia mckinney. cynthia: they said, come on in on friday, and i was happy. oh, my lord. to be able to spend time with our family members will be so good for me. john: meeks hopes to ramp up the effort every week to meet the need. mark: people feel overwhelmed with the task, and they don't know where to go. i'm humbled to be in a position to effect change. and, as i keep telling our faith community, we don't know where this is headed. only god knows. but we just have to be faithful to the task. john: whether on the ground or on the web. for the "pbs newshour," i'm john yang. judy: three top executives from big tech are back in the hot seat on capitol hill, the focus, misinformation, disinformation, and how it spreads. but, this time, mark zuckerberg of facebook, sundar pichai of a

meeks: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. meeks: thank you, madam speaker. i want to start by thanking mr. connolly for this important bill before us today. the protect democracy in burma act of 2021 is a timely measure that ensures the united states is not silent when a military coup supplants democracy. it also directs strong u.s. engagement with our partners at the u.n. because we are always stronger when we are united. in 2015, decades of brutal military rule gave way to what many hoped would be a new era of reform and democratization in burma. that hope was short-lived. they began to show their true colors as it engaged in a genocide of the rohingya muslim minority. now, a little more than five years after the democratic opening that it helped usher in, the military has halted burma's democratic experiment. by all accounts, burma's november, 2020, parliamentary elections were credible and claims of widespread fraud had been debunked by election monitoring authorit

directed by nick moran who previously did a brilliant job with thejoe meek story telstar, this is entertaining if inevitably self mythologizing fair. bremner is clearly having a ball in the lead role, but it's the supporting characters who often steal the show. from a former skids front man richard jobson as alan's overbearing dad, to jason isaacs in a rip—roaring cameo as a coke addled producer. it's a biopic, forrest gump meets boyz n the hood. personally, i could have lived without the somewhat hackneyed staged interviews, and for all its excesses, there's little sense that this gets under the skin of its la rger—than—life subject. but like many of the bands that mcgee champions, this is entertainingly bolshie fare. loud, brash and absolutely full of itself. creation stories is on sky cinema from saturday. it's a book. it's a little more than that. open it. you bought drugs from yourself? i had to beta test it. sticking with substance fuelled lifestyles, silk road retells the story of self—proclaimed dark web pirate ross ulbricht who made a fortune setting up what was effectively amazon for

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joining me now is paul meeks paul, agree or disagree with the goldman note >> i hope they're right.ht now, we're at a 10-year yield of 1.5 or 1.6% i think there is some upside as long as there is up side to the rate and not capped, we will be in further trouble for the tech stocks. they are the long duration asset. >> we have to look at how tech has done over the last month down 6%. over the last week, it is up 2%. we keep talking about the interest rate pressure why haven't we seen it in the last week? >> i think we had a move already. the gibeginning of august last,e are at the beginning of the 10 year rate. that is on an absolute level, but rather low it has been a big shot in a very short period of time so, maybe we're starting to see stabilization. maybe we will get relief i'm not betting on that. >> one thing you are betting on is chips that has not seen the same valuation as other areas of tech can you give us names you are bullish on and why >> i like the semiconductor industry in the tech sector. the valuations are more defensible less damage by the spike in rates. also the

>> you better stay with congress woman miller meeks.ocrats to try to overturn it is as still -- is as wrong as wrong can be. on january 6th, the idea that i wasn't supposed to object to pennsylvania. but on january 6th, 2017 the democrat chair of the rules committee could object alabama. we had maxine waters object wyoming. now we have democrats try to overturn a certified election in the state of iowa that congresswoman miller meeks won fair and square. i wonder if these woke corporations are going to stop supporting the democrat members of the house administration committee who voted to move ahead with looking into overturning this election. we'll see if they are consistent in how they treat members of congress. it's ridiculous. everyone knows it's ridiculous with the democrats don't care because just like with d.c. statehood, it's all about raw political power and the power they get from doing things like this and the crazy policies they have been endorsing the last several weeks. >> shannon: tracking the house committee as they dig

congresswoman miller-meeks notea only won on election day, she is the duly elected congresswoman, she she is certified, she is serving, on the vet committee, as well, she has offered an amendment against that covid builds to help the vets, the democrats voted against it. what is really happening here, sean, democrats have the smallest majority in their history in the last 100 years, only five seats, so every they can steal helps them, helps them be able to pass the most socialiste things they can. they've done this before, back in 1984, they call it the bloody eight, indiana eight, and that is exactly what pelosi is trying to do. go to takethehouse.com. we have to fight back. we cannot allow them to steal something that has a recount and certified. that is exactly what they were trying to do this week. >> sean: we all know the disaster that is hr 1. we have gone over it in great specificity and detail on this show.est we know the disaster that is the $1.9 trillion boondoggle, only 9% going to emergency relief. we also know the disaster at the border, you're going to be there monday, i

meeks? if mr. meeks is not available, we will move on to mr. scott for five minutes. rep. scott: thank you very much, chairlady. chair powell, ms. yellen, welcome. chair powell, this is to you. the rescue plan, do we now have an opportunity to expand the child tax credit. the irs has put forward a get my payment website, and i believe it can be used in conjunction with the fdic and the private sector to bring more americans into our banking system using what is known as bank owned, certified safe accounts. but only if it is able to be moved at this moment, when we capture it. currently, the irs get my payment tool is only open for the status checks. but so many are unable to add or change delivery information as they were able to do so with the delivery of the first stimulus check. chairman powell, explain that. don't you agree that this is an opportunity to increase financial inclusion through the use of certified bank owned safe accounts, get my payment? mr. powell: sir, i would agree with you that greater inclusiveness in the financial system is a goal of the highest pr

frank meek joins me now, and his book is called auto biography of a recovering skin head.ell you about the movement and who it attracts? >> you know, unfortunately for us, it's attracting idol worshippers. what we need to worry about is where the extremism is in the police force. that is the biggest rconcern we have to look at. how many police charged the building, and how many -- they were on duty. there is a lot we need to look at the policing. that means america's civil rights open, and the wound is from mostly police activity right now. so i think for us to stop the radicalization, we need to start given americans red meat to fight over and true police reform. >> you are now a supporter of the black lives matter movement. that is a separate issue and i don't know if there are data or facts to back up what you just said, but what i want to go is talk about the election conspiracy movement, and what we heard from christopher ray, let's listen to what he said. >> january 6th was not an isolated event. the problem of domestic terrorism has been met itastisi for a number of

miller-meeks. mrs. miller: thank you so much, mr. -- mr. meeks: -- mrs. miller-meeks: thank you so much, mr. chair. i want to acknowledge the knowledge of our witness' testimony. i want to thank mr. mandia for his service. this is a tremendously important hearing. as i've listened to the testimony of our witnesses and both the insightful questions from my colleagues and the answers provided by our expert witnesses, i'm reminded of pulling a single thread which then unravels an entire garment. you know, we're all a weak link in this system. so, like many people, i'm a doctor, i interface with a hospital system and have protected health information that i'm concerned about and concerned about my own financial information, but when i have to change my password every two months and when i have to do my security training every year, i perceive it as a nuisance and i don't think i'm alone in that. however, what you all have brought to our acute awareness and alarm, we are all each individually a weak link as we interface and interact both in our private lives a

on power, the democrat majority, democrat reader lost the election to republican mariannette miller-meeksts to be counted but there was already a recount in the boarding iowa and already signed off on it, let's watch nancy pelosi. let's watch this. >> if i wanted to be unfair i wouldn't see the republican from iowa because that was my right on the opening day i would've just said you're not seated and that would've been my right as speaker to do. elizabeth: does she have a right to do that? >> it's not her right it's a right of the american people to decide who their representative is in the second district is ready decided that miller meeks as their representative and she's been certified after multiple recounts she's been sworn in as a member of thehe united states congress into overturn the will of the people in iowa it is completely opposite of what america stands for and if they bring this to a vote i think it to be very challenging for speaker pelosi to get the vote in her own caucus and overturn election that was certified in the member of this congress has been sworn in i look c f

we brought you the story, congresswoman miller-meeks joins us tonight.ng here. >> good evening, thank you for having me on. >> bret: i want to put up the boat in the 2nd congressional district, total votes, 300,625. you got 196,000, 964 to 196,000, 958, a six boat difference, certified by the iowa secretary of state. yet, there is this doubt. >> there is no doubt in my mind, no doubt in the executive council who certified me the winner. it not only the secretary of state, but the bipartisan executive council. let me elucidate the facts. i won by a very large margin on election night. per iowa law, all the counties in the 2nd congressional district, they have their county canvas, after that comeau still had in votes. then my opponent requested a recount, throughout the recount process, which is a bipartisan recount board of three members of each county having to recount, i was still had through all of that process. every legal ballot and vote was counted throughout that process, every step of the way, i was the winner. with certified by my stay, and a bip

house seat, despite election officials certification of congresswoman mary annette miller meeks and heras 2nd congressional district. nancy pelosi said "oh, of course, there is a scenario in which the election results are overturned, as the democratic-led house administration committee is now set to review the results of the race." oh, i thought democrats did not want that type of scrutiny. joining us now, the leader for republicans in the house of representatives, kevin mccarthy is with us. let me start with iowa. it was a close race, but was it, 22, 24, we had issues in both those districts. she won by six votes. the vote was certified. is this what democrats complain donald trump wanted, integrity in the voting, going to steal a state that was already certified? >> such hypocrisy. congresswoman miller meeks not only won on election day, she is the duly elected congresswoman, she also won the recount, she is certified, she is serving, on the vet committee, as well, she has offered an amendment against that covid builds to help the vets, the democrats voted against it. what is really h

want to ask you about congresswoman miller meeks who has been seated in iowa, she was certified by then into the house. is no appeal to the house administrative committee to review those votes, it was a 6 margin, she came to the house committee to unseat a sitting member of congress who had a certified election, your thoughts on that? >> reporter: i believe democrats hate women, this is a war on women. they are trying to steal an election from marion at miller meeks, they unseated a female representative in the gop. this full on attack on women and mainly conservative women. there were more women elected to the gop than ever before and it is because we have been watching democrats, we've been watching how they message, watching their policy, how they communicate and so many of us stepped up to win our election in 2020 because we are saying the democrat party and their women who they have elected do not represent me, they do not represent my country, the country i know and love that wilson's want send my children out. i am so happy and proud to be the first woman in the first mom to rep

congressman mariannette miller-meeks saying it's a ploy to overturn the election.ergram is live on capitol hill with the latest on the democrats efforts to unseat her. >> the g.o.p. is fighting back against owners who withheld campaign cash after republican voters voted against certifying results from the electoral college. republicans say those photos should also withhold money from democrats and that's because house democrats are investigating whether or not g.o.p. representative mariannette miller-meeks actually won her seat by six votes. >> you either change the rules or bend the rules to fit your needs. a democracy works for democrats as long as they get what they want. when it doesn't work, they are happy to change that. >> republicans say that they can't accept results from states and then reject states house contact. kevin mccarthy goes to eastern iowa wednesday and he argues they are trying to disenfranchise voters. house speaker nancy pelosi says she was being fair by seating miller-meeks in january. >> john: not too long ago the democrats were extolling

and the iowa 2nd district has decided that miller meeks is their congressional representative.r multiple recounts, she's been sworn in as a member of the united states congress. and to overturn the will of the people in iowa is just completely opposite of what america stands for. and if they bring this to a vote, i think it'll be very challenging for speaker pelosi to even get the votes inner own caw -- in her own caucus to overturn an election that's been certified. so i hook forward to the opportunity to vote against this bill when it comes to the floor, and i'm quite curious to see what the democrats do if speaker pelosi is so short-sighted to bring a bill like this to the floor of the house. elizabeth: so you're seeing moderate democrats already coming out privately to say, yes, we're going to oppose nancy pelosi here in because the governor of is saying we cannot let nancy pelosi try to federalize state elections. your response to that. >> yeah. there's been a number of moderate democrats, slot kin, phillips in minnesota, that have made public remarks that this isn't the r

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miller meeks. >> the house has only expelled five members in history. conduct. house speaker nancy pelosi swung the door open to possibly flipping the seat. some conservative democrats oppose removing miller meeks and that could work to their political advantage. they use the speaker as a foil. >> bill: something to watch. chad pergram on the hill. >> dana: fox news alert. the man accused of the deadly rampage at a colorado supermarket is expected to make a court appearance minutes from now as his rights as a defendant. welcome, i'm dana perino. >> bill: ahmad al aliwi alissa has been jailed since his arrest on monday. he is charged with 10 counts of first degree murder, one charge of attempted murder. jeff paul leads our coverage this hour live in boulder. what will happen in a few moments now? >> most importantly this will be the first time we see the suspected shooter since police arrested him for shooting and killing 10 people at the grocery store. we aren't expecting any new details in the case or for the suspect to even enter a plea. this is purel

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that would have been my right as speaker to do. >> miller-meeks was seated but claims 22 ballots wereected and now that race is being contested in the house of representatives, which could lead to new investigations and a potential recount. joining us now from davinport, iowa, nbc news capitol hill correspondent leann caldwell. so what's going on here? >> reporter: hey, mika. so rita hart is asking congress perhaps or the gao to conduct a recount. she says if these 22 votes were not -- that were not counted when iowa did the count, then perhaps she would win that election and the house of representatives, the full body, could potentially vote on this issue down the road. but republicans are seeing a big political opportunity here. republican leader kevin mccarthy is in davenport today holding an even with republican representative miller-meeks where they're going to say that speaker me ler pelosi is trying steal miller-meeks seat away from her. the nrcc campaign arm say they have good polling on this issue, this is resonating with those critical independent and suburban voters in batt

. >> representative gregory meeks.he state of new york, the fifth district and also the chair of the foreign affairs committee. we appreciate your time this morning, sir. >> good to be with you. >> reverend meeks, representative, before we start talking about matters o