this is the only route into the small town of lee in the state, mitchell. it's trapped between 2 cartels and cut off from the rest of the state. we've been told that this side track is a back way that even that's under control. we've just seen in quick succession checkpoint that we had to pass through with guys by the side of the road truck and then initials at least a new generation called ho, actually scrolled on the road itself. no real doubt about your territory, where we don't the least go cartel commander to permission to travel this way. otherwise we'd never risk to on the way we pos soldiers for the call till they say that the special forces. this isn't a desperate rebel. it's a private army and it's advancing. eventually we arrive at the local centreville operations and asked for an interview. they agreed to what they say is a crime, this the master in 10 minutes away. you gave it to you because you wanted to make a point. what is that point? my number the reality is that the fool letters is that cold hit a brutal, roofless, they kill police disapp

mitchell: yes.based upon the q&a and the numbers thrown out, summer time to walk those things back. i think they were missing a comma or a zero on some of the answers we got. making the rent payment, finding a down payment, making the mortgage payment, all of those pedestrian things, i think some of our election -- some of our elected officials are clueless. tom: we have to do this again. let's talk from peoria. you talk about remote in rome, in milan, jonathan and i will do a remote from peoria. mitchell: i will be right there with you. tom: thanks a much mitchell roschelle on the state of the real estate economy. this is a data check into what ferro will tell you. paul sweeney joining me on the radio. red and green on the screen. that is a lift. the number of days this week cratered in the stock market. i love saying that, it is so untrue. vix out to 27. a better market. 25.42 on the vix. in the yield space, there is the guilt moving out. i sound like ronald reagan. there you go. there you go on t

we're the mitchells, the only people who can save the world. super sorry, everyone. movie, the film plays out in a world in which robots derived from next—generation mobile technology are taking over the planet, led by a tetchy ai named pal, voiced by 0livia colman. you treated me like this! swipe, poke, poke. humanity�*s only hope is the mitchells, a typically dysfunctional nuclear family, with old—fashioned dad, heroic mum, dinosaur—obsessed son and daughter katie, whose dreams of film school have been inconveniently interrupted by the annoying robot apocalypse. packed with smart gags about modern addictions — hey, who could have guessed that big tech companies didn't have our best interests at heart — and boasting the same comic tension between high—voltage action and small—time family squabbling that made the incredibles such a treat, the mitchells vs the machines put a smile on my face from start to finish. so we just do that, right? at times, i was reminded of the oddball charm of the diary of a wimpy kid books, to which this owes an inspirational debt. it cert

mitchell told "the minneapolis star tribune" his attendance in d.c. was "100% not" a march for george floyd, and directly related to mlk's march in the '60s. and david, that defense motion for a new trial is expected in high profile cases like this one. the prosecution has already responded, saying they will vigorously oppose that motion. as for the juror, brandon mitchell, he says the decision to convict was based solely on the evidence. david? >> all right, alex perez again tonight. thank you, alex. >>>we turn next here this evening to the growing battle inside the republican party and the new audio tonight now revealed. house minority leader kevin mccarthy apparently caught on hot mic saying about congresswoman liz cheney, that "i've had it with her," outlining how she could be voted out of her leadership position. tonight, what cheney is now saying and house speaker pelosi weighing in, as well, with supportive words for cheney. rachel scott on the hill for us. >> reporter: tonight, house republican leader kevin mccarthy caught on a hot mic, saying

mitchell told the star tribune he answered no.uestion, have you or anyone close to you participated in protests about police use of force or police brutality? again, he said no. do you think that he was fully honest, do you think he lied? how do you look at those questions given what he now says he did? >> i don't see any evidence in what has been reported to date to call this juror a liar. there are some headlines, erin, that say juror lied, grounds for a mistrial. but i don't think we can jump to that conclusion. we have to look at the totality of the evidence. and we also know in this case this juror was asked specifically about his feelings on black lives matter. he said that he had favorable feelings towards black lives matter. he was asked about seeing the videotape and what his thoughts were about what he saw in the videotape. so i don't think we can cherry-pick those two questions. and what we do know from this juror is that he said he has been brutally honest. clearly that march can be interpreted in a lot of different wa

mitchell wearing a shirt with a picture of dr.king and the words "get your knee off our necks" and "blm." after the guilty verdict, mitchell telling our robin roberts that video of chauvin's knee on floyd's neck was key. >> seeing the multiple angles of it from the body cam, from the other cell phones, it was probably the most important piece of evidence. >> reporter: mitchell, during jury selection, answered "no" when asked if he participated in demonstrations about police use of force. mitchell told "the minneapolis star tribune" his attendance in d.c. was "100% not" a march for george floyd and directly related to mlk's march in the '60s. tonight, chauvin's defense attorney eric nelson filing this motion for a new trial, citing a number of reasons, including jury misconduct. >> certainly gives him some ammunition in terms of him asking the court to conduct a hearing to determine whether or not this juror should have been on the juror not. >> reporter: and david, that defense motion for a new trial is expected in high profile ca

mitchell time. now, different groups have said the same thing. last emilia, the nice tensor organization. no, we're not going to get involved with the population. we just doing a thing, we just traffic in drugs, and in the end, all of them have done extortion. the things that they said they wouldn't do. why should people believe that you and your cartel are different when the interview was over, i left feeling he hadn't revealed the cartels true motives, mich weekends got a lot to offer. besides drugs, a lucrative mining business. the world's leading of a carlo industry that must be drawing them here to the states, a real price. we were on the final stretch for ag aliya, the town at the center of this conflict. surrounded by natural riches coveted by the cartels package, it might soon be won. locals told us that thousands of people have already left slipping past the siege and away in the buildings. we saw the scars of the battle between united cartel still here and the advancing hello. go new generation forces homes in this building. and this ha

mitchell made her first ad for golf shoes. may i ask a much they paid you?s: wow, pretty good! >> yeah. yeah, awesome. i'm paying for college, i paid for my car and my computer, so for me, that's great money. >> chris: and it sparked another idea and now mitchell internet have created called playbook, where she helps fellow college athletes find their own sponsors. mitchell gets a small cut of each deal. >> if you are a collegiate, chris, you could look at the app and say oh, look at this, i have a kid who wants a video from me or you could get a message from a local business or maybe a national business saying hey, we would love for you to post on your instagram about us. >> [indiscernible]. >> ultimately it's an app that connects athletes to businesses and fans. >> chris: mitchell says the beauty of playbook is it's for any athlete, not just megastars. how big do you think playbook could become? >> chris, i think that one day playbook is going to be an app on every athlete and every [indiscernible]'s phone. they are going to leave college with money in the

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>> jimmy: plus, she stars in the new netflix animated film, "the mitchells versus the machines," abbieers and applause and we've got music from beach bunny. [ cheers and applause oh, sorry. i thought that was - >> there you go. hey, wow i'm roller skating >> jimmy: i'm just gonna do like a roller skating trick, you know, holding her dog and she's just skating like that but i'm sorry, the album is this >> steve: oh, i see. >> jimmy: she's taking a -- yeah, and a bunny -- >> steve: oh, she's holding a bunny. >> jimmy: a bunny hop. well, it's beach bunny >> steve: beach bunny. i see. so she's roller skating at the beach. never seen it, but love it [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: have you been to venice beach >> steve: i guess you're right there's roller blading, i think. >> jimmy: yeah dude, i'm excited, you know why? >> steve: why is that? >> jimmy: because we're doing our barbecue off and i'm very excited about this me versus tariq. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: tariq versus me, whatever >> tariq: yeah, it's tariq versus you >> jimmy: yeah, man versus machine. you know what i'm saying, dude >>

>> andrea mitchell live in kiev. we will see you at noon eastern, about an hour from now here on msnbc for your show. that does it for our show. a busy hour of "hallie jackson reports." more coverage picking up right now with craig melvin. >>> a good wednesday morning. craig melvin here. we are following a lot of fast moving stories this morning, including some big breaking news in the tech world. blocked, former president trump will not be allowed back on facebook, at least not for now. the oversight board keeping its ban in place saying his posts about the attack on the capitol legitimatizes violence in a situation where there was an immediate risk to people's lives. the door may still be open for a return. we will have more on that breaking story in a few moments. >>> right now, we are focusing on a huge inflection point in this pandemic. the race to vaccinate americans as the rate of vaccinations slows down. i want you to look at this chart from the cdc for a moment here, because this chart shows the daily number

but most recently mitchell in a black lives matter shirt has surfaced.i have a dream speech. they were asked if if they attended marches concerning police brutality. he said he answered truthfully on all of those questions and it is worth noting that there was no mention of mitchell in that motion that was filed last night. >> thanks very much for that reporting. we really appreciate it. >>> coming up next, much more from andrea in ukraine and how the biden administration is giving the cold shoulder to strong men favored by president trump. avored by president trump. is crucial. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ hooh.

it seems, mitchell, we're not seeing the mask rules line up necessarily. where do you stand how often do you readjust some of the requirements? >> well, we always listen to the cdc guidance we also listen to the governor's office and work with the mayor because we will be outdoors and according to state guidance,dis have to keep a face covering outdoors if you do to coney island, a lot of the concessions require a face covering. on the beach or in the water, you do not have to wear a face covering comfort stations or indoor locations in the beaches, you have to wear a face covering that is required >> yeah. the good news is we learned outside is not maybe 100% safe, but nothing is 100% safe wasps and things like that very safe according to the cdc when will you next reevaluate the indoor requirements, commissioner >> we are always working with the governor's office and mayor's office and health guidance as they get more information, we adjust our requirements on beaches. right now it is looking good 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m never go into the water when the l

an app mitchell and her dad have created called playbook where she helps fellow college athletes find their own sponsors. mitchell gets a small cut of each deal. >> if you are a collegiate athlete, chris, you could look at the app and say look at this, i have a kid who wants a video from me or you could get a message from a local business or maybe a national business, saying hey, we would love for you to post on your instagram about us. ultimately, it's an app that connects athletes to businesses and fans. >> mitchell says the beauty of playbook is it's for any athlete, not just megastars. how big do you think playbook could become? >> chris, i think that one day playbook is going to be an app on every athlete and every champ's phone. they're going to leave college with money in their pocket, a spring board for the rest of their life. i'm super excited about all of it. >> mitchell and her playbook team are now working with more than 250 college athletes. this weekend marks 10 years since the u.s. launched that daring special forces raid that killed osama bin laden. for the last year i

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last week mitchell talked to us about his experience. >> i feel like the evidence was overwhelming. >y did you want to be a member of this jury? >> i personally felt like it was a historic moment. by me just being on the jury alone and being a black man from minneapolis, that alone was already a historic moment just by being on the jury regardless of what the verdict would have been. >> cnn's adrienne broaddus with that report. >>> time for a short break. when we come back investigators are trying to figure out what caused the deadly metro collapse in mexico city and they are calling in international experts to help. the sleep number 360 smart bed on sale now! it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save up to $1,200 on select sleep number 360 smart beds and adjustable bases. plus 0 % interest for 24 months only for a limited time so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious a

mitchell. >> reporter: during jury questioning back in march, mitchell told the court that he viewed>> people of black -- black pigment, their lives matter. it's just a statement. >> reporter: mitchell told "the star-tribune" in a preselection questionnaire he responded no to the following questions -- did you or someone close to you participate in any of the demonstrations or marches against police brutality that took pla in minneapolis after george floyd's death? and other than what you have already described above, have you or anyone close to you participated in protests about police use of force or police brutality. so now the judge will decide on the motion for a new trial based on mitchell's actions and other alleged errors in this case. some of these issues were hammered out during the trial including change of venue and motion to sequester the jury. the minnesota attorney general's office said the court has already rejected many of these arguments, and the state will vigorously oppose them. chauvin's sentencing is summer's here! and with a great deal on a new toyota, you can

this is andrea mitchell reports following breaking news in the middle east.th toll is rising in gaza after overnight air strikes with dozens of israeli jets destroyed ten miles of tunnels israeli defense forces say, tunnels used by ham as to move 3,000 rockets. 11 people have died in israel and the gaza health ministry says close to 200 people have been killed there since the latest round of violence erupted, nearly half of them women and children. >> i went out of my anger and out of my body because they're killing people that they don't deserve to die. they're just living their own self. they come and kill them. >> the ongoing conflict is putting pressure on president biden to take a more active role in pushing both sides of the conflict through the cease-fire. this morning secretary of state blinken speaking at a joint press conference in denmark slamming hamas for indiscriminate rocket fire while also calling to the israeli government to do everything possible to avoid more civilian casualties. the president will be making remarks on the pandemic in the n

jessi mitchell, thank you so much. let's turn now to cbs' lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie.s this threat over? >> reporter: definitely not, norah. i want to talk you to the radar picture. i'll show you where it's not over. we had a tornado come through atlanta early this morning. take a look at the radar picture, the strong line of storms are in south carolina, south carolina under a tornado watch. but look at this, around dallas, you don't see a lot of activity, just starting to spark up right now, but we believe it's going to spark up big time tonight. watch this flare up from fortig. from for worth to fort smith, sure enough, a chance for tornadoes tonight. cha that then pushes to the east by tomorrow say around lunchtime, now we're looking anywhere lake charles to tupelo. you heard from jessi mitchell how volatile it was there. wellrrow could be a repeat performance. then you get to tuesday night new orleans to the atlanta area. why for a relatively quiet april, one of the quietest in 30 years, why is may starting off with so much activity? the jet stream is whipping, st

mitchell, thanks a lot, mitchell, back on the line there for jerusalem. political analyst have a good day. thank you. know, thanks 2 minutes. 2 at home because it was coming up. got a special for you. i'll see, brings you a special report from the central african republic, a country ravaged by civil war. we look at how russian instruct as a helping try to in that conflict. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic developments. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk when i would show the wrong one old rule. just don't hold the world. yes. to see out the same because the after an engagement equal the trail. when so many find themselves well, the part we choose to look for common ground in the moon. ah, again, 3 russians into local police officers have been killed by an improvised explosive devices. the central african republic battles rebels and its long going, brutal civil war. moscow has been helping

trainee with a rifle who abandoned his post warning to russia as troops on the ukraine border andrea mitchell's exclusive conversation with secretary of state blinken. >>> new images inside a migrant holding facility that was overcrowded with children two months ago. and why a texas democrat says they don't tell the whole story. >>> and the price you pay for summer travel. the surprise fees to watch out for. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone as america eases open the doors of familiar life this week, the number of people we've lost in this country to covid has quietly ticked above 580,000 over 600 deaths today alone. a reminder the battle has not been won but a dramatically slowing rate of deaths and covid infections tells us the vaccinations are working. and we're seeing what tangible victory could look like tonight. the major city pulling together, rolling up its sleeves and creating a level of community we'll take you there to see what's working. and as a country is it too soon to say we're turning the corner we've got a lot to tell you abou

the one thing that has come up is regarding juror number 52, named brandon mitchell, 31—year—old blackded on this case or deliberated on this case, i should say, who has spoken publicly about his experience and soon after that, photos of him surfaced of social media attending a rally last year in washington, dc, to mark the anniversary of martin luther king's 1963 march on washington. that has led some observers and a lot of people of social media, in particular, to question his impartiality in that case, but it needs to be noted that mitchell and all of the other jurors were asked during the voir dire process, the screening process, head of the trial, that took more than two weeks, whether they supported black lives matter and whether they took part in any protests and mitchell, a 31—year—old african—american man, not unsurprisingly said he supports black lives matter. he has in interviews with other media here in minneapolis said this rally that he attended in washington, dc, was not specifically a black lives matter but one to commemorate that historic march 507 years prior. matt se

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andrea mitchell. andrea, thank you very much. see you. >>> a judge is rebuking bill barr over his handling of the mueller investigation. in a decision reached this week, judge amy berman jackson accused barr of being disingenuous, her word, about his decision not to pursue obstruction charges against then-president donald trump. she ordered the doj to release a memo that barr had defended that position, which he said contained advice from top doj officials. the judge accused barr of both misleading her and congress, saying it contained a legal strategy and not advice, and that the decision to charge trump had already been made. joining me now, pete williams. pete, are we going to see this memo? >> yes, we might. the justice department has decided to resist this order from the judge and fight it in court, but remember, this was the trump administration's decision to hold this memo. now it's the biden administration that has to decide whether to fight the judge's order. they will be looking at are there institutional reasons they w

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the role of george mitchell and the clintons and the white house st. patrick's day event are a few examples of u.s. diplomacy at its best. the eu approach is from the bottom up through its peace program and grassroots organizations. and they have agreed to continue this program beyond brexit. in concluding, i want to dwell my final point in more detail. the good friday agreement brought peace and an end to sectarian violence on our streets, but genuine reconciliation is still a very long way off. that is the area we need to focus on. it is the most visible example of segregation at its worst. if the eu and u.s. would work together to set up a reconciliation fund to promote community reconciliation, and there i would focus on integrated education, because that, i firmly believe -- and there are many of us who do -- is an important area for young people to rub shoulders together and learn from each other and each other's cultures. integrated education is the way forward. also support for victims and shared understanding, and of course, one of the big rol

there was another one in mitchell. it was designed and built by the japanese themselves. it's the only structure left in the state that is strictly designed and built by the japanese. this hall is being saved right now and was moved off its foundations to the plains museum, here in gary, nebraska. it's interesting because it was designed by them and built for them, when i first went there, that japanese were even shorter than myself. everything was built to their specks because you go just another building, but not necessarily. that was one of the unique things about this structure. this is a really good picture of a family typical in the 1920's. they have large families but they were no different from the rest of the families in the valley or during the 1920's. most families had five or more kids. as you can see by the girls hairstyles and everything, there's so many things you can read from this picture, but they had large families because a lot of them and that being rent farmers and kids are farmhands, right? one uniqueness, what made them different or how did they as

this is "andrea mitchell reports."s in just a moment following stories here at home and overseas. president biden will join george floyd's family this week as a compromise on police reform remains uncertain and the nation repairs for the one-year anniversary of mr. floyd's death, one month after a jury found former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin guilty of murder. >>> geneva switzerland is likely for the summit. and the cease-fire between the israelis and palestinians continues to hold for a fourth day as secretary of state tony glifrngen departs this hour for travel throughout the region including a stop in jerusalem. that's where we find chief foreign affairs correspondent and the host of this show, andrea mitchell and andrea, secretary blinken has a huge tank ahead of him after the trump administration spent the last four years embracing benjamin netanyahu and freezing palestinian leaders out of their discussion. how is he trying to bring everyone back to the table?

mitchell i think i am supposed to say come back. somehow magically you come back. >> you are still muted. >> the first question from the audience i can see the questions mitchell. how can we get involved? >> i have a number of ideas they are. to at least get on the website for the open market to put our information in this all the time. second, ask your elected official what are you doing with antitrust? with the grassley bill with bipartisan support? how can you are not doing something about this exclusionary time? talk is not enough you need to pass something. make sure you buy local and support your local news and local small businesses that's important and a few of the ideas. >> that's one thing i want to explore with the senator. you have the marvelous from justice thurgood marshall that says antitrust laws and the sherman act in particular with the magna carta of free enterprise they are is important to the preservation of economic freedom with the protection of fundamental personal freedoms to guarantee each and every busines

officials may be talking to israel, but so far, the president is not involved >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> in north carolina today, the family of andrew brown jr. said he did nothing wrong after viewing some of the police body cam video showing brown's deadly encounter with sheriff's deputies last month. kerry sanders is there for us tonight. >> reporter: andrew brown's family and attorneys say they got a clearer idea what happened when the 42-year-old was shot and killed by deputies almost three weeks ago in elizabeth city, north carolina. >> what we saw on that video was an unjustified killing. >> reporter: following days of protests, a judge ordered the sheriff to allow the family and their attorney to view 18 minutes and 40 seconds of 118 minutes of video recorded by deputies. >> we were able to see mr. brown sitting in his vehicle as he was ambushed, as the sheriff's office made their way to his residence, appearing to be surprised, appears he was possibly on the phone. at all times his hands were visible. at all times, you could see he was not a threat he wasn't in the wrong

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mitchell. >> so the defense had a chance to challenge any pick for the jury. should they have caught this? >> well, you know, that's multitacited. don't forget, good defense counsel -- i thought the defense team did a good job on juror selection. we have an opportunity to look into social media inquiries for our potential jurors. and that should have been done. i'm presuming that was done. if this wasn't caught, almost shame on the defense team, but even beyond that, whatever mr. mitchell brought to that trial, there are a couple of other issues to look at. he was 1 of 12. so the question is not the having a predisposition or thought about this. if you remember in his cross-examination -- in his examination as a potential juror, he said that he believed in the black lives matter event and movement. and that was vetted through by counsel. so brianna, we know that motions are always standard. this is one of those facets a judge has to look at. remember, a judge is going to protect his trial and protect his jury as best he can at this stage of the proceeding. >>

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my colleague, andrea mitchell, is overseas as well. secretary of state tony blin ket's trip, and she will have much more on "andrea mitchell reports." >>> this morning on capitol hill attorney general merrick garland testifying. it's been nearly two months since he's taken over. major moves include charges for january 6th rioters, investigations into multiple police officers, and the raid into rudy giuliani's office. we should note that the hearing is in a quick recess right now but walk us through the takeaways from the ag. what has he said about policing specifically that's at the center of talks on capitol hill right now? >> reporter: craig, this is the first time merrick garland is testifying as attorney general, so he is getting a lot of questions on a lot of different topics. especially the issue of policing. of course the department of justice opened investigations into the louisiana and minneapolis police departments in the past couple weeks. let's listen to what he said about community policing. we'll talk on the other side. >

lester. >> andrea mitchell in jerusalem, thank you. >>> as a manhunt continues here in california for the shooter who killed that 6-year-old boy in a road rage attack, news of another road rage shooting in d.c with that, here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the grainy surveillance video has no audio but captures the moment a motorist driven by road rage jumps out of a silver maserati and opens fire on another vehicle in washington, d.c. moments later, the suspect unloads on another driver in a car just off-screen. one woman was shot and two children in her car could have been killed it happened just days before 6-year-old aiden leos was killed in the backseat of his mother's car after another incident of road rage in southern california >> he just didn't deserve that no one deserves that >> reporter: with a $150,000 reward offered after aiden's death, police conducting both investigations have released few details and made no arrests. over the last 12 months, at least 25 deaths have been connected to road rage shootings. a growing number of violent confrontations have been captured by

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lester >> andrea mitchell tonight. thank you. >>> let's turn to the record migrant surge at the southern border and our firsthand look at an urgent new push by state and local law enforcement to step in and help overworked border patrol agents gabe gutierrez is in texas. >> reporter: under the cover of darkness raft after raft filled with migrants we're here not with federalborder patrol agents but with a s.w.a.t. team from the texas department of public safety. essentially backup at the border this is what texas bps agents say we're seeing more of each and every night, rafts full of women and children making the dangerous trek across the rio grande they're saying they're having to patrol more of this area because federal resources are stretched so thin. >> reporter: in march alone the number of migrants stopped at the border surged to more than 172,000. a 20-year high >> it is a crisis. you see for yourself how easy it is for these smugglers to raft these migrants across >> reporter: nearby in roma, texas we're also o

>>> this is "andrea mitchell reports" with breaking news in washington where liz cheney has been exiled from the republican house leadership for telling the truth about donald trump. the house republicans officially ousting cheney from her position after she refused to support former president donald trump's lies about the 2020 election. the vote of no confidence brought by house republican leader kevin mccarthy and his desire to be the next speaker of the house. a clear sign it is still the party of trump. >>> an all-out civil war taking place under the gop tent with influential republicans threatening to form their own party and cheney telling her fellow members in a closed door meeting this morning if you want leaders who will enable and spread his destructive lies, i'm not your person. you have plenty of others to choose from. that will be their legacy. and moments after the ouster, congresswoman cheney speaking to reporters at the capitol. >> i think that it is an indication of where the republican party is, and i think that the party is in a place we have to bring it back from and