[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

that deleted videos showed representative -- representative marjorie taylor greene calling for the execution of speaker nancy pelosi and stating she was, quote, a traitor to our country, that she's guilty of treason and should suffer death or she'll be in prison. whereas, representative marjorie taylor greene has perpetuated the big lie represented -- related to the 2020 election by espousing conspiracy theories and threatening and inciting violence. whereas, october 26, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene downplayed the actions of those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol and said, quote, if you think about what our declaration of independence says, it says, to over throw tyrants. whereas, on november 4, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene went to visit those incarcerated related to the january 6 attack on the capitol in which she referred to them as, quote, the patriot wing of the d.c. jail. whereas, on november 10, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene referred to those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol as, quote, political prisoners of war.

that deleted videos showed representative -- representative marjorie taylor greene calling for the execution of speaker nancy pelosi and stating she was, quote, a traitor to our country, that she's guilty of treason and should suffer death or she'll be in prison. whereas, representative marjorie taylor greene has perpetuated the big lie represented -- related to the 2020 election by espousing conspiracy theories and threatening and inciting violence. whereas, october 26, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene downplayed the actions of those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol and said, quote, if you think about what our declaration of independence says, it says, to over throw tyrants. whereas, on november 4, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene went to visit those incarcerated related to the january 6 attack on the capitol in which she referred to them as, quote, the patriot wing of the d.c. jail. whereas, on november 10, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene referred to those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol as, quote, political prisoners of war.

that deleted videos showed representative -- representative marjorie taylor greene calling for the execution of speaker nancy pelosi and stating she was, quote, a traitor to our country, that she's guilty of treason and should suffer death or she'll be in prison. whereas, representative marjorie taylor greene has perpetuated the big lie represented -- related to the 2020 election by espousing conspiracy theories and threatening and inciting violence. whereas, october 26, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene downplayed the actions of those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol and said, quote, if you think about what our declaration of independence says, it says, to over throw tyrants. whereas, on november 4, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene went to visit those incarcerated related to the january 6 attack on the capitol in which she referred to them as, quote, the patriot wing of the d.c. jail. whereas, on november 10, 2021, representative marjorie taylor greene referred to those who participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol as, quote, political prisoners of war.

. >> for example, marjorie taylor greene is concerned about his health. nancy mace is concerned about his past links to white supremacist groups. you had voiced concern about him not publicly stating that joe biden won the 2020 election fair and square. can he persuade some of those hard nos do you think? >> well, first of all, i think what marjorie is saying is really unfortunate. the man has treatable cancer. he will get through that. and i think she has other plans for other candidates. the second concern, a number of african american leaders have stood up and supported steve and said he doesn't have a racist bone in his body. and so that to me is unfortunate. i think the concerns are more about policy rather than the person himself. >> i want to get back to the conversation we should have about israel and aid obviously, this chaos unfolding in the house has frozen the body. do you have any concerns that it might delay aid to israel, this ongoing fight over speaker? >> we have not had a request from the administration. in my. there isn't one in the pipeline.

marjorie taylor greene doesn't want to govern. lauren boebert, nancyleast stefanik doesn't seem to want to govern. they're all in this. tweeting something out on fox news and say some crazy stuff. i think we have come to a point in time, and i think this is speaker, you know, mccarthy's fault. he created this frosty environment that he has when he basically let the animals of the zoo out of their cages. and now, he's wondering why there is bears coming to the zookeeper trying to tear his arms and legs off of him. it's his fault. he allowed this thing, this circus to sort of go contended to, and now, he is suffering the bulk of the repercussions of it, as well as support, our country is suffering repercussions for his inability to lead. >> so, matt gaetz, or marjorie taylor greene, who believe as long as they have the mic, as long as they have the headlines, they are winning. is that really the case, because, david, former speaker newt gingrich, who is not a george bush republican, and he is still a republican daddy who has a lot of say and power. it's

here in jerusalem green has belittled the hol wocaust by saying joe biden is hitler by saying nazi joe has got to go and nancyr mask mandate was an abuse just how jews were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany. under fire, green visit the the holocaust museum and apologized. so let me tell you something, you're never going to believe who the republican offering this motion to censure congresswoman rashida talib is? i want you to take a guess. go ahead. take a guess. that's right. it's marjorie taylor green, and it gets worse because when you read green's resolution you realize it is, a, written by someone who seems to have learned about the arab-israeli conflict many ten minutes before who maybe didn't even have access to wikipedia, and b, while there are plenty of valid criticisms of congresswoman talib, this resolution twists a bunch of things that she said beyond recognition and c, the resolution seems much more focused on january 6th than it does on october 7th. throughout its pages, marjorie taylor greene describes this act of civil disobedience from a bunch of left-wing jewish groups

here in israel greene has got attention by be littling the holocaust by treating joe biden is hitler with nazi joe has got to go. and for saying that then speaker's nancy pelosi mask floor mandate was an abuse just like how jews were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany. under fire greene visited the holocaust museum and apologized. so, let me tell you something, you're never going to believe who the republican offering this motion to censure congresswoman rashida tlaib is. go ahead and take a guess. that is right. it is margory taylor greene. and when you read greene's resolution, it is a., written by someone who learned about the arab israeli conflict maybe 10 minutes before who didn't have access to wikipedia and, b., while there are plenty of valid criticism of tlaib, this twists a bunch of things that she said beyond recognition. and c., the resolution seems much more focused on january 6 than it does on october 7th. throughout its pages, margory taylor greene described this act from a bunch of left wing jewish groups as an insurrection. this is in the an insurrection. it might be a bunch of folks with whom you disagree or you t

greene, lauren boebert. and i think we will see more of that. >> to put a finer point on it, nancy pelosi, when she was speaker given mccarthy has right now. also, i want to point out that when kevin mccarthy was the whip majority whip in the house, he couldn't count and, because he sent lots of bills to the floor that did not pass, and in parents and their speaker boehner. so that's that. doctor nii-quartelai, molly jong-fast, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. and before we go, we want to wish a special happy birthday to the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter. today, he turns 99. and it is officially the longest living u.s. president. here in washington, d.c., the white house honors his legacy with a wooden cake, topped with 39 candles on display on the north lawn. meanwhile, in georgia, the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta will host a celebration for the public. and the former president who celebrate with his wife, roslyn, their children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren in his hometown of plains, georgia. happy birthday, president carter! >> and t

greene and lauren boebert. they made their peace with the mccarthy's speakership. they both said they're not ready to support steve scalise for speaker. then you have nancy no on mccarthy no on scalise. no consistent ask. there's no one thing scalise needs to do. a lot of the members are withholding to a conservative base that wants him to do magic, to make a democratic senate and democratic president except very conservative bills that they narrow republican house might passed. democrats are never going. two house colleagues resolve that, it's unclear. most republicans i spoke to today say he shares a governing vision, the same as what kathy. it did not that different aisle policy. but the one area where he might have a leg up, chris, is that he doesn't have the same personality clashes and feuds with people like matt gaetz and kevin mccarthy does. that is, if anything, his ace on the hole right now. >> the other part of this, there's no actual consistent caucus here, even a governing project that unites everyone, which i think is actually the problem part of this, michael. the narrow majority means that it's been demonstrated you can extract some conce

you had marjorie taylor greene say scalise should beat cancer instead of being speaker. nancy because of his involvement 20 years ago, which he's explained in detail, his appearance at a white nationalist-linked rally. this was an issue many, many moons ago when scalise was climbing the leadership ladder before. as you guys know, these are personality contests. they are deeply personal. sometimes they just can't put it together. >> they are deeply personal, but i must say you would always see members of the conference or the democratic caucus have their vote. even if somebody won by one vote, they would go on the floor, everybody would line up behind them and that's just the way it was. that doesn't mean somebody that may have lost didn't spend the rest of their time just sort of legislatively giving the other person the elbow, but that's how it played out. this is just chaos. i wanted to read a tweet that caught my eye from hugh hewitt. he said i'd like to see a floor vote. as i saw them talking about the dangers we face from terror groups and russia invading ukraine, iran st

nancy. jason in montgomery, alabama. independent. caller: good morning. first off, regarding the speaker's race, the way that situation looks is the result of voters. matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, they were not put there to be reasonable, they were just put there to gum up the works and make it miserable. gop and their support of hamas, the biden administration put in an agreement that could have been used as leverage to negotiate with iran and keep them around negotiations. trump got into office and disposed of that agreement despite multiple people from his administration saying that iran was abiding by the agreement. there was no replacement put in place. all the pearl clutching about that is ridiculous. lastly, the united states has never been a good faith negotiated between israel and palestine. they have always had the default position of siding with israel. that is why u.s. government sends them money, weapons, completely co-signs on everything they do. every time a gaza child is murdered, the u.s. has blood on its hands because the missiles, the bullets all have the american flag printed on them. unless and until the u.s. government changes their defaul

greene of georgia. also ohio's max miller. south carolina's nancy mace. george santos, n york. lauren boebert of kro*. michael cloud of texas. carlos gimenez of florida. virginia's bob good. and pennsylvania's lloyd smucker. all saying publicly they are not going to be voting for him. reporters caught up with the former speaker, kevin mccarthy, entering the capitol today. he indicated that there are even more than those 10 who are not behind steve scalise. take a look. >> trying to unify the party? >> it's not an easy task. you have to listen to people. you have to go through. but time is of the essence. there is not that much time left. >> do you think it's possible that he can get the votes? mr. mcka*rbty: possible. big hill. he told a lot of people he would be at 150. he wasn't there. >> kevin mccarthy, the former speaker earlier today on where things stand for steve scalise. joining us now on the phone is scott, nbc news. scott wong, what can you tell us from your reporting about where the vote stands for speaker? scott: good morning, greta. just an incredible moment in our american politics here.