[light upbeat music] i ended up making a aunt jemima quilt because i didn't know about nancy green, iabout aunt jemima, and i know a lot of people know aunt jemima, so i wanted to tell her story for her and for her family. - i began sewing in the seventh grade. back then, we took a class called fha, future homemakers of america, which was a home economics class, and i had been sewing a little bit, as my mother liked to sew, but in home economics that's where i really learned the mechanics of sewing, the details of sewing, the world just opened up for me, it was just my thing. [light jazz music] i made my own clothes, short sets, dresses, i made some bridesmaid dresses for some friends and i even made my own prom dress. after i got married and we had our children, with my son i started making short sets for him. let me see your t-shirt, let me see your t-shirt. wow, who made that nice t-shirt? - you. - but i really wanted to make dresses again so when we had our daughter, i started making, back then it was called daisy kingdom. it was these fancy little dresses with petticoats, and puf

when she brought out the green new deal, nancy pelosi didn't back it, nobody backed it. ok at the bills that passed this past year. the inflation reduction act, which was a green new deal. the infrastructure transportation bill, that was basically the green new deal. so they have been gaining support for this. they know how to culturally move the needle and introduce ideas that maybe aren't popular with the people right now but they use all the tools that they have and eventually get what they want. don't scoff it. remember it wasn't too long ago that they told us we were being hyperbolic about them wanting to ban gas stoves now here we are where we see in many states basically you can't get a gas line in a new home being built, they find ways to do their things. >> joey: at the end of the day separate the politics from the policy and folks like aoc make it really hard to do that. are you trying to get reelected, trying to raise money or trying to make people's lives easier. i don't think president biden ever thought the student loan forgiveness was going to go through so

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may have heard luke in the last half hour, nancy pelosi on this potential vote, the issue of the house expunging, the proposal by mortgage -- marjorie taylor greene elise stefanik to expunge the impeachment decisions against former president donald trump. what do you think will happen? guest: kevin mccarthy has said he is for this. we know elise stefanik and at least three republicans are for this. my understanding is it does not have the votes, that there is some skepticism within the republican conference in the house. it would be a largely symbolic effort. unlike say a criminal record which can be expunged, you can band the box -- ban the box. this happened publicly. everyone knows about it. there is no come in the record to expunge. it would be a purely symbolic act. if they are going to go forward with it, right now they don't have the votes. maybe at the fall at the earliest but that is not something we will see this week. host: in addition to the work in the house this week on the two appropriations bills and other measures, what hearings are you watching for, this final week before august? guest: the big one from my perspective is a leon

that nancy pelosi was drawing a distinction between the whistle-blowers themselves being the clown show, and the republican line of questioning. you can look no further than marjorie taylor greenepicture of hunter biden's penis to say "this is a clown show." >> greg: you can't find a picture of him without his penis. what are you going to do customer and believe me, i've tried. [laughter] >> you are quicker than me. [laughter] i thought i would get that for emphasis! [laughter] no fun. i didn't think that the whistle-blowers seemed not credible. i just thought that their answers seemed credible, but just did not support the g.o.p. narrative about it. gary family, for instance question here, he said on average, how many times did you refer someone to the tax counselor -- to decide who would get prosecuted? they did not take their advice. he said the vast majority of times. or, joseph zigler, rgay democratic whistle-blower talking about how he would ask the higher-ups and say "i want to ask questions about this," and they would say "it's too much, we aren't going to be able to do that," and they were the trump appointees who were telling him that. it was not -- david weiss said i

greene. klan mom was busy defending the storm trumpers on oan, and while she was at it, took time to make a rather outlandish claim about nancyelosi. >> so everything is completely out of control. not only do we have the d.c. jail, which is the d.c. gulag, now we have nancy pelosi's gazpacho police. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. if you've got cold soup, you better watch it because nancy pelosi's coming for it! [ laughter ] these must be the soup nazis seinfeld warned us about. [ laughter ] if the gazpacho police get hold of you, they'll throw you right in the goulash! [ laughter ] so be very careful. there are a lot of characters on this team trump. many of them are still trying to undo the election. trump's new spokesmonster is a woman named liz harrington, who told steve bannon we're gonna be hearing about this for a long time. >> the main point right now is this is not going away and it's never going to go away until we get the correct result and fix our elections. and it's just that simple. >> jimmy: yeah. that's what the lady at the supercuts told you when she cut those bangs. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ]

nancy grace was join us later this morning with more on this growing mystery, it's confusing story. rachel: yes. pete: she'll help us out with it. hunter biden's attorney claims georgia congresswoman marjory me taylor green committed it sm icks violation -- committed ethics violation during the house oversite and his lawyer in between hits of a weed bong said the house has a duty to make loud and clear it does not endorse, condone or agree with the undignified -- he's calling her un-dig fio fioed? the brains violations of standards of official conducts. his lawyer took a photo of him taking long hits in la outside of his apartment while hunter was there recently. rachel: the images you saw of hunter biden, those are the stuff they want to put in kid's books in our libraries. pete: you can't show it. team usa winning opening match against vietnam 3-0. >> announcer: trying to breakthrough somewhere and here it is on the chance of smith, go. u.s. leads. pete: more world cup action with japan shutting down zambia 5-0, sweden and south africa squaring off tomorrow morning at 1:00 a.m. eastern time. get up for that. team usa will face the netherlands on wednesday and coverage begins on 7:00 p.m. eastern and ca

greene, recalling -- to expunge president trump's impeachments. >> i've been working with the gop calm friends chairwoman to correct the wrongs of the past. president trump's political impeachments, led by nancytory. >> joining me now, don calloway. democratic strategist and founder of the protection find. -- and david jarry, former republican congressman and political analyst. my sunday family. good to have you here on the holiday weekend. dawn, what is this about? what is marjorie taylor greene doing? by the way, representative ted lieu told me earlier in the shell that there is no such thing as expunging someone who's been impeached. that doesn't even exist. >> that's true, that's a legal fiction. i think the great ted lieu said is that this is, and i quote, stupid. there is no reason to spend time doing that. i do have to connected to what we're seeing as another legal fiction coming out of the supreme court. but the supreme court did in creating a controversy where the was not one with the gay marriage website cases historically repugnant to article three of the constitution, and really and principles of legal semblance of order. if you combine that, which is supposed to be above the pol

greene: thank you, mr. speaker. on january 21, 2021, i introduced articles of impeachment against joe biden. and less than two weeks later i was kicked off all of my committees by house speaker nancy pelosi. they said it was for facebook % but we all know the truth. it was because my articles of impeachment on joe biden were correct. he was, indeed, abusing his powers as president of the united states. now we have more information to prove not only was i right then, but it was more damning that we already knew. but i'd like to roll back. president trump was wrongfully impeached twice. twice. and both of these impeachments must be expunged by the house of representatives. what i'd like to talk about is the difference in the type of information we have. the democrats brought out the steele dossier. the steele dossier was written as a democrat political opposition research paper. the information was written by a contractor. it was fed to the f.b.i. with no transparency onsome sources. the contractor had no primary source information. the f.b.i. operationallized uncorroborated claims to secure fisa warrant on political campaign official of opposing political party. information was lat

may have heard luke in the last half hour, nancy pelosi on this potential vote, the issue of the house expunging, the proposal by mortgage -- marjorie taylor greenelise stefanik to expunge the impeachment decisions against former president donald trump. what do you think will happen? guest: kevin mccarthy has said he is for this. we know elise stefanik and at least three republicans are for this. my understanding is it does not have the votes, that there is some skepticism within the republican conference in the house. it would be a largely symbolic effort. unlike say a criminal record which can be expunged, you can band the box -- ban the box. this happened publicly. everyone knows about it. there is no come in the record to expunge. it would be a purely symbolic act. if they are going to go forward with it, right now they don't have the votes. maybe at the fall at the earliest but that is not something we will see this week. host: in addition to the work in the house this week on the two appropriations bills and other measures, what hearings are you watching for, this final week before august? guest: the big one from my perspective is a leon dr

green party or low-level party. definitely there is no doubt republicans will reelect former president trump. he is going to be there nominee. -- their nominee. host: let's look at what nancyacobson said in the l.a. times last month. the two-party status quo is a iled sysat inot working for the people it is designed to serve. bestay to refresh a stale system is through competition by forcing incumbents to improve their ideas to survive. voters are calor this and their desire for a t option in the 2024 ential race. no lab preparing to offer that choice. the two parties sould rather sk to squash our efforts they compete against it. they don't seem to realize that by trying to suppress our movement they are showing the country exactly why we are needed. i wonder what you think about that. taking your calls for the next 10 minutes or so. kelly is calling from brookfield, florida. caller: how are you? i don't think it is a good idea to have a third-party. right now we need to be careful. we had four years of trump. we really need biden to win again. i just feel it is taking votes away from the democrats. i wish people would wake up about trump. like i is a con artist. he did no

greene: thank you, mr. speaker. on january 21, 2021, i introduced articles of impeachment against joe biden. and less than two weeks later i was kicked off all of my committees by house speaker nancy pelosi. they said it was for facebook % but we all know the truth. it was because my articles of impeachment on joe biden were correct. he was, indeed, abusing his powers as president of the united states. now we have more information to prove not only was i right then, but it was more damning that we already knew. but i'd like to roll back. president trump was wrongfully impeached twice. twice. and both of these impeachments must be expunged by the house of representatives. what i'd like to talk about is the difference in the type of information we have. the democrats brought out the steele dossier. the steele dossier was written as a democrat political opposition research paper. the information was written by a contractor. it was fed to the f.b.i. with no transparency onsome sources. the contractor had no primary source information. the f.b.i. operationallized uncorroborated claims to secure fisa warrant on political campaign official of opposing political party. information was lat