you heard nancy mace say, i'll support whoever the nominee is.s week, talking about the trump factor, or shall we say, not >> president trump will do what president trump wants to do. it's not my job to decide who should run and who shouldn't run. >> i'm not going to tell president trump not to run, or say it's not even in the best interests of our party. everybody who wants to run should, naturally. >> why are so many republicans so afraid of basically cutting off the trump issue? >> well, he could be the nominee. do you want to spend of rest of the 2024 cycle talking about the one interview you gave where you said you wouldn't support him, now the pressure in your primary and general election is all about him? that's why here not answering it. it's prudent politics. but i think for -- there's an argument to say the best scenario for republicans is for donald trump to run and be defeated in a primary. it looks like that's possible. recent polling suggests that most people would want a different -- >> you were there when you didn't say his name.

house oversight committee and south carolina congresswoman nancy mace will join us to discuss that vote. >> carley: special master laying out plan for independent review of records seized at mar-a-lago. deary held meeting with president trump and doj admitting there is not a lot of time to get the work done and time is of the essence with deadline set for november 30th. trump's legal team told the judge they should be given more time to determine the document classification status. >> todd: and suspending a whistleblower for carrying out investigation 6789. the whistleblower claims the agency is manipulating case files. house judiciary ranking member jim jordan writing a letter to wray demanding he produce documents on policy and procedure around the january 6 probe and others impacted by the political their tichl. >> carley: fox weather alert, hurricane fiona upgrades to a category 4 storm will as it churns over the caribbean. six people have been killed, there is shelter in place order and stunning video from purto rico shows multiple power lines exploding. 80% of puerto rican in the

joining me now, congresswoman nancy mace. thank you for being here.carolina right now. >> i am. i'm at home in c ca charleston carolina where we will bear the brunt of landfall today. maria: tell me how you're preparing for this, congresswoman. it's amazing to see the destruction that took place in florida and now the storm after downgrading to a tropical storm has restrengthened and is now a category 1 hurricane headed for where you are. how are you prepareing in. >> well, the last couple of days, and i stayed home this week to help my community, our towns prepare but we were bagging sand to ensure that everyone has the ability to protect themselves against flooding. we just got a flash flood warning. we've been helping folks move their vehicles to higher ground. been especially communicative with our governor, all of our mayors. south carolina's coast is no stranger to storms and hurricanes and tropical storm force winds. this morning we're facing wind gusts up to 65 miles an hour and it hasn't made landfall yet. we have several hours to go before t

later, our common ground segment featuring nancy mace and ro khanna tonight.e is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in chicago at least eight people injured at explosion at apartment. firefighters searching for anyone who may be still trapped inside that structure. determining to determine the cause of that blast. fox 61 in hartford, connecticut as internet host alex jones appears at the courthouse for his trial to determine how much he must pay the families of sandy hook victims. jones was found guilty of libel for calling the massacre a hoax. he could be called to testify about money at some point this week. and this is a live look at san antonio, texas, one of the big stories there tonight from fox 29. $19 million lottery ticket is sold in montgomery county. lottery officials say the cash value option was selected. the winner will receive almost $12 million before taxes. congratulations. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ my lucky day ♪ ♪ (kari) i just sw

all it's about right now. >> todd: that's why people dislike congress but not you congresswoman nancy maceican people do like you and we thank you for joining us this morning thank you congresswoman. >> carley: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i was waiting. >> you tweeted brian kemp stole an election. is denying is extreme now. >> yeah. >> why wasn't extreme then. >> the comparison you made is ridiculouss. >> today is a very sad day. >> body of a 34-year-old memphis school teacher has been found. >> cleotha abston henderson is now charged with first degree murder. >> these are the kind of crimes make you afraid to have your son, daughter and wife go out. >> hello, massachusetts. >> trump

we're joined by south carolina nancy mace. congresswoman, what does your home state of south carolina need right now? we're seeing life threatening storm surges hitting the coast there. >> it may be some of the worst storm surges that south carolina has seen since hurricane hugo 33 years ago. i'm in charleston, south carolina, right now on poly's island south of myrtle beach. devastating images and video of homes under water, retail under water. it's going to be devastating cleanup for days and weeks to come. elizabeth: we hear florida needs energy and portable water. literally parts of the grid are totally offline still. >> fortunately, south carolina is no stranger to these kinds of storms much like florida and when ian hit, hurricane ian hit south carolina, it was a category 1. we have about 100,000 residents along the coast and fraction fls those that still do not have power and doesn't compare to the millions of people still out of power, that are stuck and aren't able to get out of their communities or cities or towns an

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. >> todd: nancy mace has been on the ground helping her district prepare, she joins us live next. .thing. we've got apples and cabbage. 7,000 dahlias, vegetables, and brisket for dinner. this is my happy place. we've been coming here, since 1868. my grandmother used to say, don't call me, don't bother me. i'm going out to mow. there's a lot of cushy desk jobs out there, but i make the earth take the shape that i want it to take. there are millions of ways to make the most of your land. learn how to make the most of yours at deere.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all-electric with room for up to seven. it's the suv electric has been waiting for. the all-new eqb from mercedes-benz. ♪ ♪ ing. >> carley: hurricane ian expected to make landfall just hours from now. storm surge and dangerous winds to the east coast after gaining strength in the atlantic. >> todd: here to provide an update from her state south carolina congresswoman nancy mace. your district is charleston and the low country. how worried are you for what is about to come. >> we are very worried. this morning a 9-foot high tide and expecting 5 t

nancy mace hoping to make that herself running for re-election. she joins us now. see you. >> good to see you, too. >> neil: i raise this more in what is happening in the senate, congressman, so i apologize, but this mixed messaging that republicans are wandering off of the message itself. you know, the focus on inflation and the economy, getting distracted on donald trump and zapping time and energy from the economy and inflation. what do you make of that? >> well, inflation and the economy -- i represent a swing district, neil, where republicans are outnumbered almost two to one in this congressional district. the economy and inflation is still the number 1 issue across the board for every hard working american this year. i think when you look back at the decision to overturn roe v. wade, i think both sides were taken aback and taken by surprise by that ruling. and then we were like well, what is next? as a republican, i'm one of the very few i think that have leaned in to this issue. this is an issue in my district. it's an issue in my state. it's an issue acros

. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final part of their investigative public hearing, but the committee could come back later and present all of their findings reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. all right. thank you for that. they were shot. >> well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, the president of ukraine is responding after wladimir putin announced over new push to take over ukraine. what president zelenskyy said in his message to the russian people were going to be right back after the break. ♪ ♪ freedom doesn't wait. libre the original eau de parfum & the new le parfum yyes saint laurent & the new le parfum i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom!

house oversight committee nancy mace the join us to discuss that vote. >> carley: republicans on house judiciary committee says fbi suspended a whistleblower for refusing to carry out the agencies investigation that the agency is m nipalate i-- manipulating -- wray produce douchls on policy and procedure impacted by the agent political narrative. >> todd: that is not how whistleblower works, you blow the whistle and get unlimited protection. >> carley: concern over the issue. >> todd: concern over this, nikki haley hitting back at the view after one host said this. >> nikki haley -- >> what is her real name again? some can be chameleons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> todd: she is special. how nikki haley is responding this morning. >> carley: one party gaining momentum before election day and republicans got good news about races in georgia, we'll be breaking it all down for you next. ♪ the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x is equipped to conquer the great outdoors... ...or the great indoors. welcome to the peak of premium off-roading. the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x. gmc. we are prof

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. >> todd: congresswoman nancy mace stunning chuck todd by saying republicans could move to impeach joehe congress in november, watch. >> i believe there is legislation that is something that some folks are considering. again, i'm someone who wants to follow the constitution, it is important. oversight is important. >> todd: meet the press when chuck todd was on nbc, the house republicans have drafted impeachment articles. president biden former spokesperson jen psaki warning not to focus on her former boss as midterm fears mount in the party. >> if the election is about who is most extreme, they will win, if it is referendum on the president, they will lose and they know that. >> carley: joe concha, author of "come on man," comes out today. joe, congratulations on the book. get to this comment jen psaki made, it is getting attention for a reason, it hits different when the former white house secretary makes a comment about the president she once serve. a poll found 35% of democrats or democrat leaning independents favor biden for 2024 nomination. >> joe: wow, one third want the guy to

independence, border security and parental rights in the classroom to name a few, here is congresswoman nancy maceooking at how to get out of inflation, jobs in the economy, looking at keeping america safe, we've seen over two years violent crime increasing and protecting freedom and government accountability. >> marianne: house minority leader will unveil the plan today in pittsburgh and detail how it might impact the upcoming election in november. >> carley: thanks, marianne. senator josh hawley says it is time to put american workers first once again. listen. >> what we found, big corporations are anti-america and on board with the woke agenda. the worst damage done on the american people, it is big corporations working with big government and selling out wor workers china is part and parcel on that, this is war on people who believe in america, call it what it is. corporations don't believe it america, they are for themselves, their rich buddies and globalist agenda. put america workers first, how about that? >> jenny yellin, trying to sell a positive outlook on the economy. >> i believe it is

. >>> joining me right now is republican congressman nancy mace. her district stretches along the coach and includes charleston. thank you so much. i know you're back home to help. what are you most concerned about right now? >> well right now looking at the high tide, and the rain that is coming up in this potential storm surge as you just mentioned, when it rains it pours and it floods. and fortunately right now it is only 7.5 feet of high tide and we were expecting 9 feet. but right now the winds, some of the road and bridges are shutting down because of sustained winds. there are places with gusts over 65 miles per hour so that is also a problem. and here in charleston, i'm on folly beach and mt. pleasant, we have power outages coming in and out. our power has been in and out ten times on and off all morning. sos that another concern for residents that are here. >> we know that ian is now a less powerful hurricane as it is heading your direction. but when you see the power of that storm, and what it did to florida, how does it make you feel? >>

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. >> so, listen, last month gop congressman, congresswoman nancy mace, said that abortion would be anublicans in november if they did not moderate their stance. but then, she said this today, listen. >> roe v. wade is extreme. that is not where the rest of the country's. and in fact, under obama's administration, the democrats had an opportunity to codify roe v. wade and decided not to. so, this hysteria over roe v. wade is completely manufactured. >> we were just talking about kansas, so let's take a deeper. because in kansas, voters rejected a ballot measure that -- red state that would allow ban abortions. there and democrat pat, ryan channeled abortion anger into a surprise went for a seat in congress. is that anger really manufactured, margaret? >> no, it's not. here's the thing, it's not so clear that in red states they would necessarily be passing these restrictive and horrific abortion laws, certainly in someday are. and in some they're trying to, look at louisiana. but in another red state, kansas, registered sweeping numbers of new voters and past -- overturn, prevented seri

right now about potentially impeaching joe biden, and we heard this from republican congresswoman nancy mace about the pressure they're facing. >> do you expect an impeachment vote against president biden if republicans take over the house? >> i believe there's a lot of pressure on republicans to have that vote, to put that legislation forward and to have that vote. i think that is something that some folks are considering. if that happens, i do believe it's divisive which is why i pushed back on it personally when i hear folks saying they're going to file articles of impeachment in the house. >> what would they impeach him over, i guess is my question to you? what do you think they would impeach him over? >> you mean what high crime and misdemeanor? >> yes. >> i suppose they could say on the student loans he had no authority to do anything. presidents have been doing this since the new deal. donald trump also -- remember when congress would not fund his border wall, he took money from defense appropriation and repurposed it, completely unconstitutionally. it would be better for congress to

he will be meeting this morning with congresswoman nancy mace, the chair of the congressional golf caucuslargest caucus on the hill. liv golf telling me about his visit this in a statement. they are coming to the hill this week to meet with lawmakers from both parties given the pga tour's attempts to stifle our progress. we think it's imperative to educate members on liv model and the anti-competitive effort. they've made a splash in the golf world and picked up players from the pga tour. where the money comes from to pay for the prize purse critics say is scandalous funded by saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund. liv has brought some of the greats to their tour. but they are all now banned from playing in the pga tour after the pga decided to black list players that defected to liv. d.o.j. is investigating the pga tour for potential antitrust violations because of that behavior. and liv has joined a federal antitrust lawsuit filed by golfers who say their careers are hurt by the pga tour banning them from competing in both tours. liv is not just getting the stink eye from pga or pro-golf

. >> but s-uth carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you very much for a shot at 8.22, we'll take a break here. but coming up. >> why the ntsb is recommending all cars in the future should have a system in place to stop intoxicated drivers from hitting the road. more on that in a moment. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california?

. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you for shot 5.20, the time. and also happening today, scientists at nasa are set to blow up an asteroid in order to save earth. that sounds like the plot of the movie, but the collision is actually happening. 7 million miles away from us. and it's basically an experiment to see if they can potentially divert the path of an asteroid shouldn't be on a collision course with earth. all right. this isn't isn't just this one is for one is just for fun. this is just it's not concepts about it in the future. if they do detect an asteroid coming towards earth, they'll know that they've done th

. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> well, free at last to veterans are safely back home in alabama after they disappeared over the summer while fighting in ukraine. alex drueke ian andy, when had gone missing in kharkiv region in june, the duo were released as part of a prisoner exchange. they traveled to ukraine separately, but bonded over their shared state. both men called the experience surreal. they say they are happy to be back home. coming up here on kron, 4 news at 3. you didn't have to attend this weekend's for toll a music festival to hear some of the music. >> that's details on noise. complaints reported from all the way across the bay. plus, throwing fists on the racetrack. wyatt nascar driver got out of his car to hurl punches at another. but first, the folsom street fair took place over the weekend. we'll take it all the sights and sounds o

. >> todd: that's why people dislike congress but not you congresswoman nancy mace. the american people do like you and we thank you for joining us this morning thank you congresswoman. >> carley: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i was waiting. >> you tweeted brian kemp stole an election. is denying is extreme now. >> yeah. >> why wasn't extreme then. >> the comparison you made is ridiculouss. >> today is a very sad day. >> body of a 34-year-old memphis school teacher has been found. >> cleotha abston henderson is now charged with first degree murder. >> these are the kind of crimes make you afraid to have your son, daughter and wife go out. >> hello, massachusetts. >> trump endorsed candidate diehl wins massachusetts governor. >> worst nightmare. and i'm here to stop. >> tracking the tropics, we are watching hurricane earl. good news not a direct impact. we will see rip current. >> getting a hair cut a couple seats away from me. ♪ ♪ i still love you ♪ i have plenty of reasons why i do ♪ ♪ >> brian: can't get over that hair cut. i will focus on the beac

. >> i'm nancy mace. think about the cost of breakfast today. milk is $4 a gallon. pack of bacon will cost you nearly $8. here is what i'm going to do to biden's tax and spend agenda. >> i was scrambling eggs for my son this morning. i was looking at the eggs not the camera. the republicans think it's a powerful issue, but frying eggs or scrambling eggs isn't going to solve inflation. what are they going to do differently? >> they haven't really provided what they're going to do. the republicans whether they're in the house or senate haven't row vided any kind of policy plan but they do think and it is still the number one issue to voters and all the polls show this is something voters care about, are worried the most, on president biden's side the possibility of job losses happening definitely takes a big point out of his argument which is that so far unemployment has been going down and something the white house has hooked on to along with the fact gas prices are going down. they do believe despite the fact abortion is a big issue right now on the campaign trail a

nancy mace, carolina congresswoman. the word prereceiving you, senator scott and rubio says their coordination with fema is the best it has ever been in their experience. how do you feel about the response from the biden administration so far and what are you prepping for there? >> so far i think the response has been good. we have seen in florida is absolutely devastating, 2.6 million people without power right now, the images of homes floating in the water, the storm surge, is deeply troubling, and scary for millions of people. here in south carolina, we have a hurricane warning along the entire coast. we only have a few hours to prepare, whether it lands as a cat 1 or a tropical storm, it does not really matter at this point because hurricane gusts of up to 80 miles per hour are expected, and when you have storm surge of seven feet during high tide, there is going to be flooding, and already in some of the streets in downtown charleston you are seeing water start to form and the next 30 hours are going to be critical

. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you. reshad. it is 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, civil unrest continues to grow worldwide over a woman's death in iran will tell you why they believe she was intentionally killed wh-le in police custody. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and

earlier today on meet the press, republican congresswoman nancy mace gave new insight into what coulden if republicans take control of the house. >> and you expect an impeachment vote against president biden if republicans take over the house? >> i believe there is a lot of pressure on republicans to have that vote, to put that legislation forward and have that vote. i think that is something that some folks are considering. >> joining me right now is jacqueline alamo knee, washington post congressional -- as well as charles coleman, former brooklyn, new york prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. a big welcome to you both. we're going to begin with some new reaction to the allegations made by a former investigator on the january 6th house panel. this was a call between the white house switchboard and a writer that happened during the capitol attack. the full interview on this airs tonight on 60 minutes, but let's listen to this part. >> when you see that the white house switchboard had connected to a rioters phone well it's happening, that's a bit aha moment. you get an hour -- >> wa

but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> still to come this afternoon, get ready to look up when the planet jupiter is set to make its closest approach to earth in decades. plus, you didn't have to attend this weekend's for told music festival to get to show the problems reported from all the way across the bay. and a hall of famer under the microscope, the growing evidence linked to brett favre. 2 welfare fraud scheme. that's next. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce to

. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this will be the last investigative public hearing, but he says that the committee could come back with another hearing to lay out all of the evidence thus far reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to thank you. reshad. it is 6.22. and coming up after the break, why the ntsb is recommending all cars have systems to stop. >> intoxicated drivers to find out how that works in a minute. ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the lg washtower redefine laundry in half the space. ♪building castles in the sky♪ ♪just the two of♪ >> 6.25 in. it's hard to keep up with technology. yes, it keeps changing and improving. watches that can track your health now, phones that can access the world's information. it's all and now there's a new push to have new cars come eq

with us now, nancy mace in south carolina. her district includes charmston and the hard hit areas. congresswoman, how are things there now? >> well, i'm looking out the windows right now. we see the calm after the storm. most of the rain and wind is significantly died down. north of here, about an hour north of charleston, south carolina's coast may be seeing the largest storm surge since hurricane hugo 33 years ago. pawly's island, garden city, those areas have been hard hit an hour north of here. the images are similar to florida, seeing the storm surge of 7 to 9 feet add high tide. i just got off the phone with the governor's office. we're seeing about 70,000 people without power. we just god power back on isles la palms. we're grateful charleston was not as hard hit. to the folks north of us, we'll be helping clean up there, to the north of myrtle beach. >> neil: and the storm was very dangerous and it's better than it could have been but still pretty bad. i'm wondering for you and your daughters going through this, what was that like? >> well, i sent my kids out to their grand

democratic pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman to joe rogan to republican representative nancy maceon widen introduced their cannabis administration and opportunity act which would legalize marijuana at the federal level while creating fda oversight. but there is still a long way to go before enough republicans support it to pass. here is the thing also, while americans are cool with decriminalizing pot for adults there is a big debate whether it is a good idea for society at large. we are almost evenly divided on the subject with a slight edge saying it's better for individuals than society, which makes a lot of sense if you ever watched college students zoning out for hours. but if pot is not exactly ambition fuel neither is it inherently dangerous or addictive. certainly compared to truly soul destroying drugs like heroin. and that's why there's at least one federal action we should all be able to agree on, it is way past time to remove marijuana from being classified as a schedule -- schedule 1 controlled substance which places it alongside heroin as one of the most dangerous an

we will see if the voters agree with that nancy mace, thank you very much as always, we appreciate it. of. >> thank you. >> carley: thank you congresswoman. we appreciate it. good to be with you this morning, todd, as always. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> the most posh sanctuary jurisdiction in the world. >> ron desantis firing back at a lawsuit for migrants that he flew to martha's vineyard. >> a number of terrorists being caught at the southern border is up 400 percent. >> todd: president biden is set to address the united nations this morning. >> the white house grapples with a messaging crisis how the u.s. would respond to a possible chinese invasion to taiwan. >> would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes. >> battle for the house ramping up. >> republicans are expected to take a 13-seat majority. >> meanwhile it's a certainly a toss-up in the senate. >> everything the american people care about is on the ballot. >> issue after issue, democrats are fail the american people. >> nikki haley is incredible governor. >> what is your name again. >> stoops to a new low it nik

starbucks are seeing a surge in unionization joining us now is former congresswoman donna edwards and nancy macemmittee and there's a neil young song, i'm a union man. i like playing it. we all i think in general, congresswoman edwards, we all realize, you know, what unions did and the role that unions in the past have played in the middle class and all the good things that have come from junes. but we're aware of some of the ways maybe that it hasn't been positive overall what -- why did we decline to 7% in the country from much higher levels and are we on our way back up and is that a good thing? >> well, first of all, this didn't happen in isolation part of the reason for the decline in labor organizing has had to do with state aggressive administrations trying to forestall unionization and representation it has to do with rules changes and presidents and congressional administrations that have fought against unionization and so that's not a surprise there's been a decline but i think part of the reason that we're seeing this increase right now in favorability of unions and in union organizin

that is why i am pleased to introduce a video message from congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina's first district who capitalized on her time in office to be a leader on cannabis issues. what is unique about representative aced from the eyes of americans for safe access is, she is one of a handful of coliseum makers at the federal, state or local level who have shared their story of being a cannabis patient and using medical cannabis. representative mace comes at this from a unique standpoint. she understands what it is like for medical cannabis patients and understands the reality of where we are now. in the words of representative mace, three things can unite americans around the dinner table -- animals, britney spears and cannabis. at asa, we look forward to working with members of congress, advocates in the room and those watching online, advocates doing the work on state grounds as well as cannabis patients to make this a reality. we should live in a world where everyone has access to something that is safe, especially patients who can receive a health benefit from it, includi

may, 2021, i introduced the whistleblower protection improvement act along with representative nancy mace, ranking member of the civil rights and civil liberties subcommittee. the federal whistleblowers deserve a critical role by shedding a light on government corruption, waste, fraud, and abuse and wrongdoing. often through reporting such actions to congress. their disclosures protect taxpayers' dollars, improve federal programs and even save lives. unfortunately, the oversight committee has seen too many examples of employers retaliating against whistleblowers. in one instance the t.s.a., the transportation security administration, that provides security at airports, moved an airport employee's -- an airport employee hundreds of miles away to a new duty station when they revealed security flaws at the t.s.a. at the airport. in another troubling example, a white house supervisor moved files beyond the reach of a disabled employee after the employee disclosed violations of security clearance procedures. a g.a.o. report earlier this year also revealed that employees at four scientific rese

. >>> i'll speak with gentleman jamie raskin of maryland and republican congresswoman nancy mace of southolina. >>> finally mitt term emergencies. >> we believe a future is based on freedom. >>> the two parties make their pitch to voters.

congressman jamie raskin of maryland, part of the january 6th committee, and republican congresswoman nancy maceuth carolina. >>> finally, midterm messaging. >> we believe in a future that's built on freedom. >> with seven weeks until election day, the two parties make their pitch to voters. >> don't tell me you support law enforcement if you can't condemn what happened on january the 6th. >> joining me re nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli, pbs newshour navarre, and former white house press secretary jen psaki and sara fagan welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd >>> a good sunday morning. no two men have challenged democracy and global stability more than donald trump and vladimir putin and that was on full display again this week. here at home, republicans in the house made it clear that their answer to the violent coup attempt on the u.s. capitol on january 6th and the former president's monthslong campaign to overturn the election results is to d