mrs. clinton. mrs. clinton was clearly a first lady with many different public roles. one of which was to use her platform to push for equal rights for women. let's hear from of her. >> there is one message that echos e from this conference, let it be that human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights, once and for all. and among those rights, are the rights to speak freely and the right to be heard. women must enjoy the rights to participate fully in the social and political lives ofes their countries if we want freedom and democracy. to thrive d and en sure. endure. whoish with to participate in this p conference have not been able to attend or have been prohibited from pulling taking part. let mee be clear. freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize and debate open 3. to respect those who may disagree with the views of the government it means not taking citizens away from their loved ones and jailing them, mistreating them or denying them their freedom or dignity because of their peaceful expression of their ideas and opinions. >>

mrs. clinton is known among us for her attempts to turn everything on its head and replace the concept.r the sequence of actions of president putin, it is probably necessary to remind mrs. clinton that there are still numerous waves of nato expansion and the approach of the alliance’s military infrastructure to our borders. president putin’s insistent proposal to western countries to discuss this situation and come to the signing of a certain document, the draft of which, by the way, was prepared by the russian side, and the decisive refusal of western countries to discuss anything, and here it becomes completely clear what was the reason for the special military operation that is being carried out and continues, the demand for russian goods will only grow, parallel imports, after the introduction of sanctions helped small medium-sized businesses, this is from the theses of the conversation between the prime minister, mikhail mishustin, head of the federal antimonopoly service, on reducing administrative barriers and antimonopoly control, alena logvinova will tell. monitoring prices wit

mrs. clinton is known here for her attempts to turn everything on its head and replace the concept.ent’s actions, we probably need to remind mrs. clinton, after all. waves of nato expansion and the approach of the alliance’s military infrastructure to our borders, then president putin’s insistent proposal to western countries to discuss this situation and sign a certain document, the draft of which , by the way, was prepared by the russian side, and the decisive refusal of western countries to do anything discuss, and here it is absolutely clear becomes the reason for the special military operation that is being carried out. and continues. however, if we are talking about nato expansion mainly in a peripheral manner, then the international organization that really deserves attention is brix. as of january 1, 2024 , six more countries will join brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. these are argentina, egypt, iran, united arab emirates, saudi arabia and ethiopia. and this is only a small part of all the countries that dream of joining brix. on the recent summit in johannesbu

mrs. clinton's speech in the next days in china. so it was official. >> we reached the 530 point. we will let you out in an hour. this will be on our youtube channel. type in first ladies associations, research, it is easier to find this by going to our website, flare-net.org. in the lower right-hand corner we have a youtube icon. it will take you and our programs on their. we could find a lot about what we are doing, there's a lot of educational material, hope you might consider becoming a member. thank you for putting the speeches to gather. goodbye, everybody. >> thank you very much. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like the presidency and more. be sure to watch american history tv or any time online, c-span.org/history. >> weekends are an intellectual feast, every saturday american history tv documents america's story. on sunday, booktv brings the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more includin

mrs. clinton, and some other political -- >> mr. durham is it safe to say the clinton campaign colluded with the, russians to accuse donald trump of colluding with russians? look >> i could not phrase it that way, the clinton campaign fronted the information that showed up in the dossier the clinton campaign funded the information that's put together concerning an alleged secret communications channel between trump and alfa bank which is resent to the fbi through mr. sussman there are those things that definitely occurred in the evidence establishes them. >> thank you mr. durham i appreciate your sentences, i play back. >> connor page is an american citizen naval academy served our country, why not just talk to him before you smile or spy on him? >> in this instance i don't know people visited the report there were particular pieces of information that were given to isikoff that appeared in a yahoo news article on september 23rd, in which mr. isikoff plays out when he is obviously been told, it's clearly the information from steele,

mrs. clinton was given more favorable treatment. i think what the report says is that the fbi exercised some considerable discipline in how it was going to approach those matters, as compared to how the fbi people were involved in crossfire hurricane approach. i think that's what the report says. >> why would you leave out the glaring contrast between the fbi's public discussion of the clinton investigation, right before the election, and it's keeping confidential the trump administration. isn't that a glaring spirit in how they were treated? >> i don't know. >> you really don't know the answer to that? >> the fbi and mr. comey did what they did. i was asked -- >> yes, they did what they did. in glaring contrast are the true the trump administration, which was kept secret before the election. where the clinton investigation was discussed publicly, affecting the outcome. is that correct? >> i can tell you the fbi had that investigation set on it for months before they acted on it. >> the gentleman's time is expired. the gentleman fro

mrs. clinton that there are still numerous waves of nato expansion and the approach of the alliance’s militarycture to our borders. then president putin’s persistent proposal to western countries to discuss this situation and sign a certain document, the draft of which, by the way, was prepared by the russian side, and solve it. refusal of western countries, anything discuss, and here it becomes absolutely clear what was the reason for the special military operation that is being carried out and ongoing. however, if we are talking about the expansion of nato in a mainly fictitious manner, then the international organization that really deserves attention is brix. already from january 1, 2024, brazil, russia, india, china and ur will be joined by six more countries, these are argentina, egypt, iran, united. united arab emirates, saudi arabia and ethiopia, and this is only a small part of all countries, who dream of joining brix. at the recent summit in johannesburg , it was noted that more than forty countries are already waiting their turn to join the organization. 23 of them have already subm

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mr. clinton delivered his speech in the third year of his first term. and he was reelected in 1996. -- bob dole won by an for 8 million votes, won the electoral college 300 7259. he has the support of the american people and i'm going to assume the ranking member also voted for bill clinton in 1996. we have two other members, miss jackson and miss lofgren, they were both freshman at the time. i will assume they stood during that powerful speech as well. you know why they supported and voted? they voted for legislation in 1996 strengthening our immigration laws and i applaud them for that. so what has changed, folks? what has changed with the democrat party? i will tell you. if you wouldn't have heard president clinton's voice or seen his face you would have thought donald trump delivered that speech. i don't believe that president clinton was called a racist a white supremacist who hated immigrants as the left and the dishonest media have painted john j trump to be. mr. mayorkas, there is a reason why you and joe biden have allowed 5.5 million people ac

mrs. clinton to reemerge publicly in foreign policy expert after years of being depicted in the press andagination as the presidential candidate vanquished by donald trump. the class is offered at columbia's school of international and public affairs, a graduate school where tuition is more than $65,000 a year. in sight situation room, as the class is called, part of a broader partnership between clinton and the doctor, disclose these and professor of international relations who studies the psychology and mechanics of decision-making. together the women are also establishing columbia's new institute of global politics, where and inaugural group of fellows includes marie yovanovich, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, stacey abrams, and former candidate for governor and eric schmidt, chief executive and chairman of google. the fellows will work with students and scholars to mesh research and practical experience in the hopes of solving social and political problems on the global scale. that is a little bit from the new york times profile of professor hillary clinton at columbia university.

mrs. clinton to reemerge publicly in foreign policy expert after years of being depicted in the press andlic imagination as the presidential candidate vanquished by donald trump. the class is offered at columbia's school of international and public affairs, a graduate school where tuition is more than $65,000 a year. in sight situation room, as the class is called, part of a broader partnership between clinton and the doctor, disclose these and professor of international relations who studies the psychology and mechanics of decision-making. together the women are also establishing columbia's new institute of global politics, where and inaugural group of fellows includes marie yovanovich, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, stacey abrams, and former candidate for governor and eric schmidt, chief executive and chairman of google. the fellows will work with students and scholars to mesh research and practical experience in the hopes of solving social and political problems on the global scale. that is a little bit from the new york times profile of professor hillary clinton at columbia univer

mrs. clinton is happened under my predecessor. i will not before or defend that decision. second, as to your descriptions of the investigation of hunter biden as you know there is the ongoing investigation being led by the delaware attorney appointed by president trump and we are working on that investigation with him. >> we look forward to seeing this as quickly as possible. to to your point about the american people and their views i worry less about nbc polls are polls by any other news outlet but i will tell you with the number of people in texas applying to work for us since i have been in this job has gone up 93%. in fact we have four applicants, more applicants from the state of texas annually over the last several years than any other state in the country. i think that this speaks well of the view of texans about the fbi. >> director any agency serving on the crossfire agency. with the special counsel team. >> i don't believe so. let me check into that and see if we could get back to that. >> gentlemen , wisconsin is recognized for five minutes. >> director, thank

mrs. clinton as you noted, that happened under my predecessor and i'm not going to speak for defend that decision >> second, as for your descriptions of the investigation related to hunter biden, as you know there is an ongoing investigation being led by the delaware u.s. attorney appointed by president trump. and we are actively working on that investigation with him. >> we look forward to seeing the results quickly and swiftly. >> and third and finally, to your point about the american people, and their views, i worry less about nbc poles are bulls by any other news outlet. but i will tell you that the number of people in texas applying to work for us since i've been in this job has gone up 93%. and in fact -- >> i heard that response earlier. >> in fact, we have more applicants from the state of texas annually in last several years than any other state in the country. >> and that makes sense, because texas is a greater state in the country. and i think that speaks very well of the view of texans about the fbi. >> director, any agency served on the crossfire hurricane investigation or the muell

mr. clinton of arkansas.ll and hillary clinton on bloomberg tonight together at 9 p.m. you think you would show up and it would be like happy, happy. the material of this interview with david rubenstein is stunning. lisa: especially at a time where there are questions about what a changing of the guard in washington, d.c. would look like. tom: whatever your political persuasion, mr. rubenstein has hit a homerun here on the controversies deeply embedded across america. he's cofounder and cochairman of the carlyle group. david rubenstein joins us. i have eight ways to go but i have to go to the idea that the former president of the united states thinks the electoral college of madison, jefferson and the rest is out of date. is he serious? david: he favors the recollection. it has some problems but as he points out the electoral college was set up a we had 13 states and it was set up in the way that was designed to help the south have more influence in the election of the president because of the slavery issue.

and secretary clinton partnered with mrs. bush on supporting this. you know, it's not for not. the au -- american university of afghanistan students are able to still study. some online but others in qatar, third party countries. but again that is an example of it's a brave issue to get out there to support. and i -- we do commend first ladies in this book for being champions for important issues. >> of course hillary clinton with 1995 i was in beijing -- >> that's right. >> -- when she declared women's rights are human rights. >> that is one of the speeches analyzed in this book. of the top 100 speeches, four of them are by first ladies, two by mrs. roosevelt, one by hillary clinton and one by barbara bush. >> thank you so much. i appreciate to be here. >>> three's a crowd, the warning that hillary clinton gave to president biden about the possibility of a third party candidate running in 2024. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. this is "andrl reports" on msnbc. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get lif

mr. yeltsen, the clinton administration is not in the mood to change partners at this decisive moment in in practice? was there any american intervention in this conflict? well, american intervention in the form of a contingent of armed forces. yes, of course, in moscow, as far as i understand, it was not, but the very fact that elson felt not only support from america and the carte blanche that america gave him, but also the fact that america, apparently, believed that the scenario that i decided to implement as the most, acceptable, optimal, provided very serious moral support, because let us remember what time we are talking about, we are talking about the early nineties, when the political establishment of russia was the main measure. in all, i considered the position of the united states administration, so if the united states had taken a different, more balanced position, or had relied on creating a compromise in russia or on russia, then yeltsinskaya would follow the very democratic values ​​about which, this means that yeltsin himself endlessly stated in response to clinton, i th

in 20 you are the cfo of hillary clinton's failed presidential campaign, is that correct. mr. gensler: i was proud to be chief financial officer to the clinton campaign. sen. warner: -- sen. vance:'s and also true that -- with the attorney general of new jersey? mr. gensler: he was the attorney general of new jersey. sen. vance: the attorney general of new jersey is the guy who refused to enforce immigration laws and cooperate with ice and he launched eight separate investigations against donald trump during his time as attorney general. is it also correct that you -- your general counsel was previously deputy general counsel under nancy pelosi and instigated two impeachment hearings against donald trump? mr. gensler: i believe she was. sen. vance: one of your senior report and councils is married to peter strzok. my point is that you seem to have a very troubling pattern of hiring at an impartial agency, the people who have a vendetta against the former president. i fear and i worry that that has implicated itself and affected the policy of the sec. when did the sec take its f

so today we are proud to present olena zelenska with the hillary clinton award for advancing women in peace and security. [applause] the mrs. zelenska has agreed it take some questions. so i will begin with a few and then we'll turn to our students. you just described the difficulties that the ukrainian people are enduring, the death and destruction, the missiles that fly, not knowing where they will hit. how are they holding up? we are in awe of their resilience and unity. but how are they holding up? first lady zelenska: on the one hand, it's a difficult question. on the other, it's a very simple question. i'll start with a simple answer. it's a matter of survival, we want to live. and that's why you're going to fight and you're going to hold on as long as possible in order to get a chance at life much what helps us to hold on is -- we're actually studying this, we're studying our resilience. and there's a number of things that helps us to keep it together. gratefulness, because we can feel -- we feel grateful to the whole world for not leaving us to our own devices. we get support, we get help. thankfulness is something

[applause] >> president clinton, distinguished guests, the morning. thank you, mr.r the warm words. what an honor to stand here with you on this prominent stage. we worked very hard to reach at this moment of the announcement, and i'm eager to see the results of our initiative. ladies and gentlemen, the world is a global theater. yet, one voice has orchestrated a unique and significant forum focusing on acting for the better. that voice belongs to you, president clinton. thanks to your leadership and commitment, we all stand here today ready to lend a united hand and address one of the most critical challenges of our time, climate change. our planet is crying out for help. devastating wildfires, raging canada. how i faced the deadliest blaze in a century. distractive hurricanes and typhoons are smashing against our coastlines. crippling droughts are consuming africa, and unprecedented heat waves are striking europe and north america. disastrous events are alarming signs of a new normal that we cannot and should not accept. throughout my career, i was privileged to b

clinton. a mind numbing chart showed how he moved the money >> did mr. upon tree lund are money? >> yes , sir, my opinion he did. where when did he want? access to the president. abc nows learned he visited the white house 6 times. since chinese spice chaufring around and sleeping with dem credits how could i forget slipping fell's diamonds. the bribes make democrats look the other way when virus like and china's army intrefr instead last election on behalf bide extent biden cover today up. that's not only thing he covered up. prime time discover third degree china hacked the state department. 4 months ago. they stole 60,000e mails. social security numbers, memos, travel. biden hid the choin ease hack from america. and never punished beijing. residence should impeach on this. biden tackled threats to himself. trump indicted. musk under 4 separate biden investigations and now gold bar bob smeared as a spook that is gold bar bob have on the bidence in that's the question. ask judge a former cia agent and senior investigator in the religions committee. brennan went after you. you kn

mrs. elena correctly did everything with her clothes in order to get the un to agree with her, to get students to agree with her, the bidens, hilary clinton, everyone, she well done, she knows the way. real to any audience. us secretary of state anthony blinken showed himself the day before in a new guise as a talented blues performer. at the event dedicated to the launch of the initiative of musical diplomacy, blinkin not only played the guitar, but also sang a classic move of the 50s by hucha kuchimen, madi waters. see for yourself. woman told my mother before i was born going to be a manchild coming gonna be a son of the gun well i'm a hooji man everybody knows i'm here. download the voice of america mobile app. addition allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos, and also listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. and finally, i will just repeat the latest news from our correspondents in the pentagon. it is now known that they have already started in texas. english language courses for several ukrainian pilots. the duration of thes

weaponized to protect their favorite fuel eat the clintons the bidens while targeting political enemies that is the current legacy of the fbi in the doj mr. durham here is my question >> mrs. chairman, your time has expired. you cannot ask a question? >> a two tier justice system that can prosecute people based on their political beliefs. >> the witness may respond. the gentlelady's time is expired. >> i have time to respond? >> sure. >> i don't think we can do much further with the view that law enforcement, particularly the fbi or the department of justice rounded two tiered system of justice the nation cannot stand under those circumstances. well said >> the gentlelady yields back this concludes today's hearing mr. durham we thank -- you >> could i could, with unanimous consent, put two documents for the record -- >> take that back. the herrings not over. the gentlelady may -- >> do not miss the damning durham fine. and six documented evidence of systematic pro democrat fbi corruption. >> without objection, so ordered. again, mr. durham. thank you. thank you for your work. -- thank you for being here a long time. six hours, almost six

clinton at 48 apiece. that did not end well for mr. dole, who got beat pretty handily. 12 years ago, this week, in september of 2011, mitt romney was ahead of president barack obama by four points. 49 to 45. and we know how that turned out. three of the last four to term and convince all statistically tied or losing at at this point in the cycle. turns out, david plouffe was the campaign manager for then bore senator broke a bomb of 2008 presidential run. he also served a senior adviser to present a bomb in reelect. he joins me now. do you remember that september of 2011? >> sure, if i recall nate silver cover the new york times magazine, gave us a 17% chance of winning the election. so, -- >> do we have. that's great. i'm not doing this to dunk on nate. the whole point is predicting the future is difficult. things happen. so, is obama toast? the 2012 forecast. i will say, later on, he was of course the person that very famously predicted obama would beat mitt romney. >> because september of the election, very different from september

you were watching, this laura, to quick off the clinton global initiative technology is apparently not part of that initiative. gracias. >> thank you, mrhter] >> laura: everybody has trouble with that one. >> the pope offered this uplifting spiritual message. listen. >> it's time to work together to stop the ecological catastrophe before it's too late. >> thank you. [applause] >> bless you. you make us all feel empowered and, perhaps, that is your greatest power as the pope. [laughter] >> laura: that's his greatest power? >> laura, what do you say? >> laura: that's his greatest power as a pope to make bill clinton feel good about the climate? is that in between all the flights he does on private planes? >> you know, the climate, laura, this is a prudential judgment whether you believe the climate is heeding heating up or not. what is striking of these two bill clinton was the only person who quoted the scriptures during that back and forth and jesus christ was never uttered. we have a problem. the initiative is needed. >> laura: has the pope taken china to task all those chinese cardinals that had to taken them to tank about their litt

clinton signed into law. right to the end, senator dianne feinstein did it her way, casting her final vote just hours before she died at her washington home. >> mrs. feinstein -- >> reporter: her colleagues honored her friday at the capitol. >> please rise for a moment of silence in remembrance of the late honorable senator dianne feinstein. >> reporter: remembering her as a tough centrist who voted for what she believed in and carries herself with strength and dignity. >> this is the path way of a giant. a woman of so many firsts. she was a lady. she had an elegance. >> dianne never cried. she only looked for the next opportunity and it was always there. >> reporter: only the second woman to serve as the mayor of san francisco, london breed, remembered mrs. feinstein for how she paved the way for women and was her mentor. >> i always appreciated her guidance and support and more importantly, the fact that i follow in her footsteps. as i said earlier, her legacy because of what she did for san francisco during such a challenging time is cemented in our history. >> reporter: her legacy lives on. nbc bay area news. >> perhaps one of the most touchi

mr. cuellar: since 1999 under the clinton administration and bush administration and obama administration, immigrant officials decide whether the noncitizen will be reliant on public assistance. we should stick to that policy where the noncitizen should not benefit from public assistance. follow the law and that's what we want to do. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. mr. biggs: i yield passage of my amendment and yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 46 printed in part b of house report 118-216. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. biggs: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 46 printed in report 118-216 offered by mr. biggs of arizona. the chair: the gentleman from arizona mr. biggs and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the cha

clinton looked at him and said, "did you eat the goat?" and he said, "well, yes, mr.resident, i ate the goat." clint said, "great, how'd you like to be ambassador to the united nations?" so these are not the usual qualifications one would think that you would have for ambassador to the united nations. yet that was actually a job he enjoyed more than almost any of the others. >> yeah, and certainly when you talk about people taken too soon, his own memoir, the banner was "between worlds." he proved he could find common ground. something so many countries, including the united states, could use a lot more of. why do you think he was respected also in the united states? >> well, i think for that. and it was interesting. he was not native to new mexico. but moved there thinking with his hispanic background, he might actually be a more viable political candidate there. remember, he had grown up on the east coast. he went to a private school in concord, massachusetts. graduated from the tufts school of law and diplomacy. and then moved to new mexico. and makes his way up to

but under president clinton, under republicans and democrats working together in 1996 -- and i want to make note, mr. chairman, then senator joe biden voted in support of installing work requirements for welfare programs such as for the snap program, supplemental nutritional assistance program, commonly known as food stamps. under the program or under the law change, the work requirements simply meant that you needed to go to a job assistance center, a job training center somewhere to gain the skills to connect you with available jobs. more recently, mr. chairman, just months ago, republicans and democrats, and i want to make note, the majority of democrats in this chamber, the majority of democrats in this chamber and our president joe biden signed into law strengthening those work requirements. for example, raising the requirement up to age 55 that work capable individuals without dependents would be responsible for 20 hours of work in order to be eligible after an extended period for programs like food stamps. this body came together and established a hard cap on the percentage of individuals tha

clinton's. >> a mind numbing chart showed how tree moved the money through various accounts. >> in your opinion, did mr. mr. tree launder money? uh, yes, sir. in my opinion, he did.e wh what did mr. wu want?? access to the president, in part. ss te abc news has learned. >> mr. wu visited the white house at least six timesus. >> since then, chinese spies have been chauffeuring around and sleepingspice ch with democ and, oh, how could i forget slipping their family'sonds diamonds to the bribe to make the democrats look the other way whenibes mak spy balloons fr and viruses leak out and china's online army ins interfered in the last election on behalf of bidenst, and biden covered it up. but that's not the only thinge e biden covered up. >> prime time just discovered that chinar has hacked the stae department. >> depa four months ago. they stole 60,000 emails fromsol blinken. >> social security number strategy securit memos, travel itineraries. >> biden, whose family took millions. from china, hid. the chinese hack from america and never punishedsiden beijing. republicans should impeach on thaldt. d but b

mr. allen, who is a black former fbi agent. both of those, two parties -- the democrat and republican are in this scam together. he came out and he was talking about former secretary of state hillary clinton and was also talking about president biden on the internet. he was fired. also, mr. allen came out and told the oversight committee that he did not have a job anymore because he was fired as well. for using the internet, but he said he did not use the internet, 70 else used the internet. they came out and donated money to both of them. both of them were receiving money. if you do not think it is a scan, just wait. the senate is not going to go for that. i just did not see it. it is one -- it is wasting taxpayer dollars. you could be working on medicaid, medicare, working on things that are going to help the people who are working out here. i just do not get it. host: comments on facebook include this one saying, i support it. nothing wrong with an impeachment inquiry. they already proved that hunter and joe were raking in millions. while i believe them to be a crime family, the impeachment is just a distraction from completing the country's budget bills. chuck says, this is just the w

mr. allen, who is a black former fbi agent. both of those, two parties -- the democrat and republican are in this scam together. he came out and he was talking about former secretary of state hillary clinton and was also talking about president biden on the internet. he was fired. also, mr. allen came out and told the oversight committee that he did not have a job anymore because he was fired as well. for using the internet, but he said he did not use the internet, 70 else used the internet. they came out and donated money to both of them. both of them were receiving money. if you do not think it is a scan, just wait. the senate is not going to go for that. i just did not see it. it is one -- it is wasting taxpayer dollars. you could be working on medicaid, medicare, working on things that are going to help the people who are working out here. i just do not get it. host: comments on facebook include this one saying, i support it. nothing wrong with an impeachment inquiry. they already proved that hunter and joe were raking in millions. while i believe them to be a crime family, the impeachment is just a distraction from completing the country's budget bills. chuck says, this is just the w

mr. roth, yes, you did i found out last night from twitter staff that you suppressed my account for this tweet. it's a freaking joke about hillary clintonry that she couldn't rig her election. it's a joke. but in response, being the sinister overlords that you all are, you placed a 90-day account filter so i could not be found you silenced me from communicating with the american people over a freaking joke. now, who the hell do you think that you are [ laughter ] >> seth: it was a freaking joke, kaylee, okay [ laughter ] i said it's cool you won prom queen. even though you're already the queen of bitchistan. [ laughter ] it's a freaking joke you overlord [ laughter ] then there was the other boebert, marjorie taylor greene, who similarly used her time to scold former twitter employees for suspending her personal twitter account after she repeatedly lied and spread dangerous misinformation about the pandemic and the covid vaccine. now, just a quick warning about this clip -- don't stare directly into her eyes, unless you're covering your eyes with lead-lined oven mitts. [ laughter ] >> you can consider your speech canceled during my time