that is too much for mitch mcconnell. the hypocrisy as it always seems to be is off the charts here. i will explain. make sure you sit down and watch, okay? facts first here. mr. mcconnell blasting corporations for taking a stand on voting rights. the same mitch mcconnell who, for years, has defended the first amendment right of corporations to hand over millions of dollars in political spending. remember citizens united? but now mitch mcconnell says this. >> i am not talking about political contributions. most of them contribute to both sides. they have political action committees. that's fine. it's legal. it's appropriate. i support that. i'm talking about taking a position on a highly incendiary issue like this and punishing a community or a state because you don't like a particular law they passed. i just think it's stupid. >> it's stupid. suddenly, corporations don't have first amendment rights after all? hmm? not many disagree with them. tim scott tweeting this misleading comparison of a vote in georgia the vote in

ha ha, look at this mitch, mitch [bleep] keep your mouth shut and hand over the money! whooo.robbers say. for real, mitch mcconnell does not give a [bleep] man. he just lays out the game for you straight. here's a political opinion for you, cash rules everything around me, moat moat dollar, dollara bill. >> this semly hilarious coming from mitch mcconnell because don't forget, don't forget, he helped create the situation today where politicians are so dependent on big business for campaign spending that they basically let companies write all of the laws. but you see mitch, after you spent decades helping companies intervene in politics, you can't now be upset that companies want to intervene in politics. the monster you created is coming after you. just like how you enabled trump and then he came after you. or like how you enabled yir fore skin and then it took over your neck. and by the way, i like mow mcconnell is offended that businesses would take a position in a highly controversial issue, because i mean like if the issue isn't controversial, than why would they announce

unfortunately what we've seen from mitch mcconnell is he plays politics at all times. he's really insisted on the repuican party staying lock-step and that's not for the good of the country. so if you ask the country do they support this first covid relief bill, overwhelmingly yes, including republicans. so i think from a voters' perspective, they see solving the covid crisis, getting the economy up and running the most bipartisan agenda you could have. >> is that a little bit redefining what bipartisanship means, though? >> it is. and i think that's fair. but in this moment when things have become so hyperpartisan, i still think it's legitimate. and our job and the reason why we were elected and given the majority in the house and given the presidency was because the agenda that joe biden promised to get done. so i think the american people need us to do this. if mitch mcconnell and the republicans don't want to help, that's fine. i mean it's their choice. they have put politics over people, it's not surprising, and i think it's a mistake. >> you've said you would be

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of mitch mcconnell the republicans don't want to help, that's fine. it's their choice. they put politics over people, not surprising, and i think it's a mistake. >> you said you would be willing to eliminate the filibuster to pass certain pieces of legislation. you've also cautioned about the risks saying quote when we are in the minority the issues we care about most will be harmed. if you get rid of it now, even for us one vote, which is the legislative process potentially look like in 2022 of republicans were to take back the senate? >> the reality is, is that a lot of things i do care about will be deeply risk. women's rights, lgbtq equality, clean air, clean water. if you look at what president trump accomplished in his first two years as president, through executive order, that is the agenda we should be concerned about coming for mitch mcconnell and the republican majority. the band transgender trip members, they created, some band, they created the most anti- environmental regulations ever for me so my fear would be died agenda was somehow materialize in the u.s

mitch mcconnell lashed out at some of these corporate leaders. >> i think this is quite stupid.jump in the middle of a highly controversial issue. amy: the house passed a bill expanding voter access in march but it faces tough opposition in the senate. a new tape sheds light on dark money. more on this later. we begin with the battle over voting rights. joining us tonight are three top washington reporters. aaron haynes, amon jeffers, and jane mayor. i'm going to start with you. you are a georgia native. you have covered the battle over voting rights extensively. is what we are seeing now, these new voter laws that are being passed or proposed by republicans, is this a response to the 2020 election or is ere something more going on? >> good evening. good to see you in the chair. as somebody who's from georgia and has long covered the georgia legislature, i can tell you that georgia was telling the big lie before. it was the big lie. 15 years ago when i was covering the legislature there in georgia , they were pioneering voter id laws. they were mimicked by several other states a

that's something that republicans like mitch mcconnell fully support to this day.want republicans not only -- or they want corporations not only to give them money but to use that money as a form of speech. so this is about the issue that is at hand here, not so much about whether corporations have a right to actually speak up in the public sphere but mitch mcconnell is defending bills predicated on a fundamental lie, which is that there was fraud in the last election. he was on the senate floor denouncing that lie, you know, during the impeachment proceedings and after the january 6th riot so there is a real question about whether there is backsliding going on here among some republicans who are willing to denounce the big lie but also willing to support bills that actually are born out of that very same lie. >> in fact, paul, you know, mcconnell is using the term big refer to the portrayal of the voting law as opposed to what it was originally for, which is the lie of the former president's about the election. >> yeah, and george orwell is spinning so fast in his

mitch mcconnell isn't. mitch mcconnell has his eye on 2022.'s operative is trying to did what he can to maximize his chances of winning back party. this was a republican national retreat. they all had to go to him? the fact that he -- i mean, he thinks it's in his interest to have taken his visage from their ability to fund raise. he is going the find that if you are a president -- [ no audio ] -- not so sure this is his formula for -- back or frankly -- [ indiscernible ] >> what's your take on it? >> first all, i think you get points for coming up with grievance ground hog day. >> bill murray references are always welcome on this program. >> this guy -- the shtick is wearing thin even among donors. there were applause when he talked about how the republicans were going to take the house in '22 and the white house in '24. but railing against mcconnell and repeating the big lie it is a shtick that's starting to fall flat because it is for nas simple and more grievance and more negative partisanship. and that's all he's got to offer. and folks i

patel, and then he singled mitch mcconnell out for praise. he said he keeps speaking to them. and he said mcmcconnell doesn't say this, but the message is it's a patriotic thing to get vaccinated. on this topic of vaccine hesitancy, i think once supply, and we should say it's a huge accomplishment that we should not be talking about a lack -- but the next phase for this white house will likely be the pockets of vaccine resistance. i'm sure if we probed all the people in our lives, that we could find people who are scared about the vaccine. what do you make of how aggressively they're moving to go and bring cameras with them to showcase shots going in arms and aggressively push to independence day. >> we always need to do more. i'm already flooded by what facebook and social media group that as propagated so much misinformation, that to overcome it, it could just be done in my office or even in a clinic or hospital setting. we need a lot more communication around vaccines and what's been promised and has been delivered. no deaths. it prevents deaths, but we also -- we have not

it's not as if it was mitch mcconnell and now it's somebody else, no, it's mitch mcconnell. i don't get involved on discussions of senate rule, i don't welcome them in discussions on house rules. i think we have a discussion on issues and how the american people are met. we sent our for the people ayen da, with the h.r. 1, to -- for cleaner government, cleaner politics in our country is very important. we think h.r. 3 to low they are cost of prescription drugs, we think that h.r. 4, the voting rights act is something that is -- shouldn't be blocked because of process. the list goes on. h.r. 5. the equality act. h.r. 6, dreamers and the promise act that goes with that. h.r. 7. equal fair pay act -- equal pay for equal work. h. rmp 8, background check legislation. as well as 1446, that goes with that, the south carolina loophole. then h.r. 9. protect the planet now and of course h.r. 2, which was our moving america forward, the jobs bill, that we are hopefully working on, which we may -- i hope we can do the bills without reconciliation that we'd have bipartisanship. but shoul

the home of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and house minority leader kevin mccarthy.ing to message against the plan. i think we saw with covid relief, a real failure, frankly, to say anything that had voters deciding it was a bad idea. they clearly want to try to fix some of those mistakes around infrastructure. >> sure. the republican counterpoint to this is a memo that's gone out to all of the communications directors for all the senators on the republican side. and it highlights commentary, it highlights calls from the business community, complaints about the idea of raising taxes on corporations or wealthy individuals to finance this spending. so that's the rejoinder that the republican party is trying to offer to the white house sales pitch. >> so, glenn, how does this all fit into what we saw from mar-a-lago over the weekend? because the things that the former president is saying about mitch mcconnell, who's, of course, you know, functionally the leader of the current republican party, has no seat at the table in biden's washington, because they lost those senat

so i want to bring in, now, mitch landrieu, the former mayor of new orleans. thank you for doing this. listen, i know you had other plans tonight. and i called you and said you are the person i need to talk to about this. you changed your plans, rearranged them and i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we saw that video. video, after video, close up, showing george floyd begging for his life. treated with a total lack of humanity. you say, the most important thing right now is for white people not to look away. why do you say that? >> well, i say it a lot. don't look away from this. we have people who continue to want to tell stories that are not representative of what our eyes are seeing, and our ears are hearing. you and i talked about this with senator ron johnson's comments, the other night, about the fact that the people that stormed the capitol were patriots and not insurrectionists, when we saw something that was the exact opposite. he said he would be afraid if black people stormed the capitol, and not white. he was being honest because he thought white wa

let's take a look at what he says about mitch mcconnell.blicans don't fight as hard as democrats. if chuck schumer instead of that dumb son of a bitch mitch mcconnell, they would have never allowed it to happen. that insult to mcconnoell was greeted. what trump said was pence failed him from certifying the electoral college results and refusing to overturn the election. he made it clear he did not accept the results of the 2020 election valid. everybody should be calling the coronavirus vaccine, the trump-cine. we know when trump was in office and he took the vaccine, he did not announce it and did not promote he taken the vaccine. we learned about it a few weeks after he left office. curious to see his embrace of the vaccine. >> yeah, it certainly is. also he continues to be fixated on the lie that the 2020 election was somehow stolen from him. that seems to not being going away. is that a concern for republicans. after pushing that narrative help lose the senate georgia and arguably led to the deadly insurrection to january 6th. >> yeah,

mitch mcconnell has not done a great job. i think they should change mitch mcconnell. >> martha: we'll give him a chance to respond to that in just a moment. first, the white house where peter doocy is standing by with more from the white house on day 100. hi, peter. >> president biden said the u.s. government should provide people with more services to help them dig out from the pandemic. >> we were to sit down and get a bipartisan committee together and say we're going to decide what we do in terms of government providing for free education, i wonder whether we would think as in the 20th century that that 12 years is enough? i doubt it. >> a trillion taxpayer dollars to help cover tuition for child care and free preschool and college maybe up the backbone of the biden's family plan. they're assembling a cabinet to help mays the case for this proposal. the democrats say it can beaid by raising taxes on the top sliver of earners. the new plan is separate from the infrastructure plan. the white house claims that they will hear

. >> stay out of politics, stay out of politics says republican leader mitch mcconnell to business today. also said parts of the private sector keep dabbling in behaving like a woke parallel government, don't you love how they appropriated that word? threated consequences if they attack the country from outside the constitutional order. keep quiet about republican voter suppression or else. what is outside the constitutional order of private corporation expressing a view? what's insane is corporations have of course propped up republican party for decades. in middle of the pandemic last year mitch mcconnell's biggest priority as people are dying unprecedented numbers, day after day, laser-like focus of that guy there was to make sure corporations were protected from covid related lawsuits. that's what he was concerned about. and donald trump's most significant legislative accomplishment by far thanks to mitch mcconnell and paul ryan and others is massively cut corporate taxes which joe biden is trying to raise among opposition from corporate america and drum roll, the republican party. i

in attendance is the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell.e was leaving the groups across the capital. he will be there tonight. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> on your screen is statuary hall, the old house of representatives. you can see the senators being led by the vice president walking into the house chamber. this hall is usually very busy, full of cameras with just a core door for the members to walk through, the supreme court and other guests. these are the senators, just steps away from the house chambers. in just a minute, we expect speaker pelosi to gavel in the house. [inaudible] [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] [gavel] >> the joint session will come to order to get -- to order. export the president of the united states into the chamber. the gentleman from maryland, the gentleman from south carolina, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, the gentleman from new york, the gentleman from california, the gentlewoman from delaware. the gentleman from california mr. mccarthy, the gentlewoman from wyoming ms. cheney, the gentleman from oklaho

but former president trump reportedly spent several minutes tearing into senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and former vice president mike pence for accepting the results of the electoral college and certifying president biden's win. according to reports, trump referred to mcconnell with an expletive calling him a stone cold loser, saying a real leader would not have accepted the results. and also slamming mcconnell for not defending him during impeachment. he also marked his wife for resigning her cabinet post after the insurrection. the bad blood comes as a number of incumbents are fighting for re election seeking endorsements, but so far their priorities are mostly aligned. then i think the one thing that should unite president trump mitch mcconnell myself others who are running for re election this year is getting candidates on the field who are electable in a general election. that should unite us because the best thing we can do to save this country is to get the majority back. the three day event drew a lot of potential 2024 contenders and event planners devoted a lot of th

and mitch mcconnell did. right after january 6.n comes out today and says i would never run at donald trump is running for president. and no, no. i would talk to him before i would never challenge him. i would be for him. what is wrong with these people? don't they realize fewer and fewer people are identifying as republicans at this point? their party is shrinking. and it's not going to grow if they are all still cowering in the corner trying to please the liar hanging out at the golf course. >> glad you mentioned nikki haley. we might mention her prior to going off the air tonight. sincere thanks. thank you so much for staying up with us the cdc is warning to one state in in particular. now is not the time to roll back restrictions. we'll ask one of our medical experts about the heightened risk when we come back. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a

it is the republicans and mitch mcconnell. their feelings are hurt. now they want corporations to shut up when it is not convenient. >> let's see if he says something different tomorrow. thanks for being with us. thank you both. coming up, as michigan battles a surge in covid cases, getting shots in arms is critical and political as one e.r. doc will explain when the "the 11th hour" continues. e.r. doc will explain when the "the 11th hour" continues. announcer >>> supermodel cindy crawford doesn't just walk the red carpet. she rocks it! and today, at over 50, she still steals the show. even vogue magazine exclaims, “at 52, cindy still looks as good as she did at 25!” us weekly calls it “proof that cindy does not age” what's cindy's secret? meaningful beauty supreme! the groundbreaking anti-aging system that has kept cindy's skin looking so surprisingly youthful for so long. ellen pompeo >>> when you see the pictures of cindy at age 31 and then now at 52, her skin actually looks more radiant now then it did then. so... whatever she's doing is doing, i'

what does that say about mitch mcconnell behind the scenes?ou what, it was a great lesson i learned from mitch. and over the years, i got to know mitch obviously a lot better than the day that episode happened. but mitch mcconnell, he's clearly different than i am. operates differently than i do. but there is a man who knows how to be a leader, holds his cards very close to his vest, and just because he's got a different personality than i do, doesn't mean i think less of him. actually, i think quite a bit of mitch mcconnell because he has been a great leader and a great senate republican majority leader. >> before i let you go, i have to ask, you told my colleague jake tapper that hopefully you don't have that option to vote for president trump again in 2024. i just want to clarify. it sounds like you're saying you don't want donald trump to run, correct? >> listen, i don't know what's going to happen in the next three and a half years. >> what would you want to happen? >> it's america. what i want to happen is somebody that stands up and rep

mitch doesn't like it so much. i know this, i think we have gotten past the time that republican leaders in business and america are now just looking to vote for republicans. >> michael steele. if there is a typical republican left, the kind we used to define when the three of us were young, disk or pushback make the average republican sweat? >> i don't think and make the average republican sweat. that's always been the purview of the leadership, and senatorial committee isn't congressional committees. the average republicans, at the end of the day, they pay attention to the things they are interested. and they pay attention to how they use their dollars to promote their advocacy, and candidates they support. it is, to clare's point, a new branch, a new branding if you will, for corporations to get out here in the space. here's the problem for mcconnell, what is he going to do about it? you know? to clare's point, they are using the first amendment right that has been expressly given to them by the supreme court, r

donald trump is remembering what mitch mcconnell said after that election. in, she an enemy. so donald trump doesn't care that's dividing the party. he wants to get everybody behind him and everybody that speaks out against him. he thinks that's the way to move forward. it's a way for him, fund raise, all of that. but it's destroying the republican party. donald trump really doesn't care. >> i want to refer you from the "new york times". i thought this was incredibly interesting, this quote. it speaks also to what joe biden is doing with when it comes to infrastructure and hitting a bipartisan mark here. it resists. it's important the republican party puts donald trump as far into the past as possible said this investor in california who has given million to gop candidates and would annual give to republican lawmakers who voted to impeach mr. trump. hef goes on, if joe biden does not insure major pieces of legislation has bipartisan support, it is he that will bear more support than any republican donors ever could for resurrecting mr. trump's political futu

to vote for and no republican -- i just wonder, do all republicans feel like mitch mcconnell when ites to providing funds for their family in the future? host: thank you for the culprit is headline from cnbc, biden won bipartisan support for infrastructure but republicans and democrats are drawing battle lines. morgan is joining us from reading, pennsylvania. caller: good morn >> the u.s. house is

and that's going to be the channel back to mitch mcconnell.as making the case for the rescue plan, what of the $1.9 billion would you take away? would you take away the vaccination blueprint? would you take away the increased testing, the support for local governments? and i think that's going to be the argument back to republicans. what here, as our colleague vaughn hillyard was pointing out with bridges all across the country that are classified in need of repair, what project in your district would you oppose if it would be supported by this, clean water, all the different components of it when you have a bill this bill that there are certainly enough proposals in it that you can sell as relevant in districts and states that i think that they're confident that they can do, but of course that opens the risk to being seen as nothing but a giant pork project we'll see where the midterm landscape is by this time next year, if this is what we're still talking about, even. >> yeah, no, so much can change. mike, let's talk about one of the most im

mitch barnhart is here. he's the chairman of the ncaa division i men's basketball committee.ch, congratulations to you and everyone associated with the tournament for how you pulled off this amazing championship here in indianapolis. it's time now to present the trophy. >> thank you. on behalf of the ncaa men's basketball committee we would like to thank the people of indiana for putting on this wonderful tournament. at this time we'd also like to congratulate mark few and they gonzaga bulldogs on a wonderful season. it's our privilege and honor at this time to award the ncaa men's basketball championship trophy to head coach scott drew and the baylor bears. >> jim: scott, congratulations. an incredible beginning to this game and you guys never let up. put that trophy in your hands. it's all yours. i know you can't hear me. i'm going to get a little bit closer. tell us about the start to the game. >> i can tell you that our guys have been motivated all year. it's a player lead team. we are so blessed to have unbelievable upperclassman and leadership, but we play with the cult

mitch mcconnell wants corporations to keep giving him money.just doesn't want them taking public opinions on laws and stuff. i mean there is nobody more invested in corporations being involved in politics than mitch mcconnell. getting corporations political access has been one of his life's great projects. i mean his primary pet issue has been destroying everything related to campaign finance reform. you cannot restrict the spending because you are therefore infringing on their first amendment rights to speak. that is the heart of the theory. 1997, republicans blocked the passage of the mccain-feingold campaign reform bill. long-time leader of the opposition forces. it is not going to pass ever. mcconnell was wrong and he became the face of the group challenging the law. made it all the way to the supreme court and failed. eventually emerging victorious when it was found along with mcconnell's argument is that it is in fact free speech. that means you can form an entity and spend unlimited dollars. the first amendment lets there be that and mcc

mitch: do you want to say anything more to that? spkr. ryan: those are disgusting groups who have no place in the republican party -- if you would ask me who the proud boys are the oath keepers -- a year ago, i would have never known who they were. i explicitly disavow them. one thing he did is he brought a lot of blue-collar workers into the party. you had the forgotten men and women who felt mobilization, technology, trade, whatever had passed them on in the 20th century. in my own town, we lost a plant and it was replaced by 30% of the salaries they were making. he spoke to them and brought them into the republican party. i can speak with personal experience that there were a lot of disaffected blue-collar workers in the party and also those members that he breathed life into her gave normalcy to which is totally wrong. this cute thing is a crazy conspiracy theory. we have a real problem with conspiracy theories not because of donald trump, but just because of the way the internet works. these things ping around before the truth gets o

adviser to mitch mcconnell. if you're the current head nominally of the head of the republican party and you are seeing this come from south florida. you're seeing former president trump still try to throw his weight around the party and you believe that that's not in the best interest of the gop, how do you combat that when most of the party is still in the president's thrall. where they hold his convention in his backyard. how do you try to break free from this if you think it's the best move or just go along with it and see if trump can win you a couple of seats going forward? >> i have never been asked that kind of question before, ever, jonathan lemire. i appreciate it. >> this is what i do. >> i don't think you give him oxygen, to be honest with you. i think you try to ignore him, as best you can. but who am i to give mitch mcconnell advice in this regard. but i think you have to understand or navigate these two -- they're intersecting developments. one is the fact that you have a resentful confidence man

the last four years especially show just how little regard republicans, led by donald trump and mitch mcconnell, have for any political judiciary. trump and mcconnell confirmed hundreds of judges including three supreme court justices all of whom were handpicked because of their loyalty not to the constitution but took conservatives political outcomes. the only way forward now, the only way to build back to trusting our courts and in the supreme court especially is to add seats. so let me be clear, no one here today, no one standing behind me today woke up this morning and thought, you know it might be fun? what if we added four seat to the supreme court, for no reason, i just think it might be a fun thing to do. that's not what happened but we are here because mitch mcconnell overplayed his hand, he and donald trump got greedy and the american people noticed. first, mcconnell held a supreme court seat open for over a year just to fill it with neil gorsuch, a man with very strong ties to conservative dark money groups and those same groups spent millions of dollars to have him confirm

fauci, mike pence, and mitch mcconnell, even calling the senate minority leader a "dumb son of a b" and "stone cold loser." >>> secretary of state antony blinken calling out china's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, arguing the country's, quote, failure to cooperate in the early stages led to the situation getting, quote, out of hand. >> to provide real transparency, one result of that failure is that the virus got out of hand faster and with i think much more egregious results than it might otherwise. >> let's go ahead and get started with amanda golden on capitol hill. amanda, what are we hearing from lawmakers today as they get ready to go back to work tomorrow, with president biden's infrastructure program looming large? >> reporter: lindsey, as the white house tries to sell this plan, we're getting criticism from both sides on capitol hill, lawmakers taking issue with the scope of the plan and breaking it down into a couple of key areas, republicans are saying they don't like this is putting excess spending into things they don't consider traditional infrastructure like caring

he relitigated the big lie he called mitch mcconnell a quote stone cold loser. saying a real leader never would have accepted the electoral results. referring to chuck schumer. quoted saying if that were schumer instead of this dumb son of a you know what. they would never allow it to happen. they would have fought it. for good measure he went after

ben: we have to keep in mind, mitch mcconnell isn't the leader anymore.y be top official in washington but clearly the party that was redefined by donald trump, redefined in many ways in terms of the electorate there and i think mcconnell himself was frustrated in the wake of january 6th with everything that happened and his own inability to shepherd through a real break with the president. instead i think he's speaking as the most powerful still within the party's coalition within the time being and he does, i think, have a lot of gripes, a lot of personal gripes with mitch mcconnell. howie: you may or may not be right, mcconnell is the most influential republican in washington. ahead greg gutfeld weighs in and when we come back how 60 minutes botched the story on ron desantis and how media is actually helping florida's governor. ♪ ♪ ♪ [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... managing type 2 diabetes? where we've got the best de

a source tells nbc news he told senate minority leader mitch mcconnell a dumb son of a "b" and a stone-cold loser. and said, quote, a real leader would have never accepted the electoral results. he also attacked georgia governor brian kemp, who stood by georgia's a results. trump said he was, quote,

they will discuss what constitutes infrastructure and how to pay for the $2.3 trillion proposals as mitch mcconnell reveals shocking estimates of president biden's plan.

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. >>> plus mitch mcconnell's revision of new anticorporate stance. >> my advice is stay out of politics. >> i'm not talking about political contributions. >>> interview on the push to vaccinate the world and big announcement about vaccinations at home. >> no more confusing rules and restrictions. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. major league baseball all-star game has found a new home and republicans are very angry. mlb moving game from atlanta to denver in response to georgia republicans passing and signing into law new restrictive voter access law. republicans promptly responded with the extended performative whining that's become a central hallmark of modern conservative politics. >> do you believe major league baseball will live to regret this decision? >> yeah, i think they will. almost comical, people here and all over the country have figured this out, they're outraged and sick and tired of cancel cover. >> that's brian kemp, pushing the lie that georgia's law is to make it easier to vote and anybody who says otherwise is trying to ca

what do you say to mitch mcconnell?d then i represent the company of lyft, which is not partisan, but does support voting rights. and we will speak out on policies as a company that are needed to protect our community members of drivers and riders. and we've had to and will continue to participate in the political process. i think it's important, not only as an individual, but that companies do as well because for our business, having access to voting for drivers and riders on policies that can impact our business is also very important. >> this really, i think, brings up the fundamental question for you and every other president and ceo of a company out there, which is what's the role of the ceo going forward? the head of the naacp legal defense fund said executives like you should be feeling discomfort right now. corporations have to figure out who they are in this moment. is it now your job as the head of a public company to use your power and your money to decide and push what you think is best for people, even outs

look, mitch mcconnell has a point. have exaggerated the point of the georgia law and the president of the united states mr. biden got some details wrong but bill clinton said if you see a turtle on a fence post that didn't get there by accident, we're not having this conversation by accident. most of these laws in the states do restrict voting rights and republicans are pushing them. there have been some exaggeration and hype about the georgia law but these conversations in more than 40 states are real. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> has the identity of q, the person behind the extremists ideology qanon attracted followers with the bizarre and false conspiracy theories has q actually been discovered? up next, i'll talk with the film maker behind a fascinating documentary examining qanon why he's convinced he solved the puzzle. vo: calling all builders, all welders, and roofers. engineers and electricians. calling all brick masons and boiler makers. steel workers and steam fitters your country is calling you t

he saved his harshest words for senate minority leader mitch mcconnell.nal political reporter for "the times." good to talk to you about this. nbc news has matched some of this reporting, confirming trump referred to mcconnell as a dumb son of a b and a stone cold loser. mcconnell is one of the top leaders of the party he's there to raise money for. does this have to do with mcconnell's speech on the floor after that impeachment vote? >> it has everything to do with mcconnell's speech on the floor. after january 6th and his leadership in the weeks since then. look, donald trump is a problematic figure for the republican party. he is the key headliner for the first donor retreat for the republican national committee. but it's a challenge for the party because he is an animating figure for the base and yet divisive and submissive of other top in the party. attacking the top republican in the party, mitch mcconnell, by name is unusual, to say the least at a republican donor retreat. these are the same donors that mitch mcconnell is pitching to raise money to

you have now, someone like mitch mcconnell, who's enjoyed financial support of many in the corporated, lashing out against corporations taking a stand against these -- these voting laws. >> yeah. this is the outgrowth of former-president trump's presidency. he said he was going to go against the elites and corporations, even though he gaf them one of the biggest tax cuts in history. but he did campaign against them and said he was for the working person. and he was going to fight for the working man and woman, against the corporations and elites. and now, you see other republicans, including mitch mcconnell, including marco rubio, take that form of populism and try to use it to attack some of these corporations, which have been their political constituency for decades and decades. so we are seeing a shift in the political atmosphere, and it is not clear where things go, next. if these corporations start to align more with democrats who want to raise their taxes. or whether or not they stick with some of the conservatives who want to protect them from some progressive policies when it

and mitch mcconnell also said, he didn't like it as well.s it fair to ask if authorities missed something? >> well, listen, i think, you know, absent having all of the evidence that led up to this event, all of the social media around the individual, it's hard to say whether or not there was an intelligence issue here that we've missed a signal. but what it actually speaks to is the fact that whiles there no direct threat to the u.s. capitol, there's a elevated consistent threat and that's what we have to think of. the world that we live in has drastically changed d since january 6th. we have to face the fact that we have a new threat that we face every day. yesterday was an example of the threats that are dynamic, unpredictable and unknown that can present themselves at anytime around the u.s. capitol and other sites. we have to be mindful of that and build a security structure to not only the insurrection like january 6th, but the lone wolf attacks to the u.s. capitol. >> i want to talk about the investigation and the social media posts in