but carl pressley?'ll give you $500 if this happens right now, this weekend, if bonnie dies." >> if bonnie dies. >> and then i said you're a broke man, and i threw a number out there like $250 and he said, no no no. >> reporter: they argued about the prize, according to carl. bruce wanted, adamant he was gonna pay him $500 and carl was adamant he only needed to pay him $250. >> reporter: in the end, carl says, bruce agreed to pay him $100 down, and $150 once the job was done. then we found out he stopped by his bank and made a withdrawal for $200. which was great, because that's the date and time stamped and now i got you on video. then he leaves there and about 30 minutes later, he shows back up in front of lillian king's house. and carl runs out the door, to, to collect the hundred dollars down from, from bruce harkey. >> reporter: the idea that bruce harkey was in cahoots with carl pressley seemed odd to some. >> evidently bruce detested the fact that carl would refer to bruce as uncle bruce. and yet

pressley: thank you, madam chair. the house just passed the build back better act. we're closer than ever to delivering overdue support for workers, for families and the economy. there's truly so much for us to feel hopeful about. unfortunately, many republicans are working overtime to distract from these historic accomplishments. today, they speak about inflation. and they speak about it without any nuance or any context, and they refuse to put forth serious solutions. they use their platforms to discourage people from getting vaccinated which will only prolong pandemic-induced inflation. they spread lies that the build back better act will add to the deficit despite three years ago enthusiastically passing trump's tax breaks knowing it will add $2 trillion to the deficit. i'm tired of the fear mongering and misinformation. so let's today in this moment set the record straight about the build back better act. secretary yellen, please answer yes or no to these questions wherever possible. would providing universal pre-k and drastically cutting the cost of childcare

good thing no one told pressley that.e it pressley. >> while speech is limited, pressley has no problem communicating her joy of dance. >> the nutcracker is my dream. >> how does it feel when you're right up there on stage? >> happy. >> that means? >> happy. >> happy. >> reporter: this journey began when pressley was 3 and saw her first performance. >> at the end show them what you told me. >> and she pointed to the stage, i want to do that. >> reporter: mom enrolled her daughter in ballet classes and that's when the magic struck. her instructor already knew sign language, dance because pressley's physical therapy. i want to dance. that's what you've been saying a long time. >> she has. >> reporter: and you're doing it. the orlando ballet said pressley earned her spot through sheer determination. >> she inspires us as much as we inspire her. to have somebody that has limitations but approaches her work as if she doesn't, i think we all could use a little bit of that. >> reporter: no mom could be prouder. >> did you ever t

so that is why ayanna pressley has led the resolution, but i'm proud to co-lead with her. prior to that i worked with the chairs of the congressional black caucus, the congressional

joining us now democratic congresswoman ayanna pressley of massachusetts. you were right.anchin said he will not build yes on build back better. >> jake, to be clear, my lack of trust was about senator manchin. he's continued to move the goalpost. he's never negotiated in good faith and obstructing the president's agenda, 85% is still left on the table. in obstructing the president's agenda, he's obstructing the people's agenda. i was listening to his interview earlier today, and he said it's a mammoth bill. you're right, it's a mammoth bill to address mammoth hurt to lower the cost of elder care, childcare, prescription drug cost, the child tax credit, which is so critical in west virginia i believe is seventh in the country when it comes to child poverty. by not advancing the build back better act, not only do we fail to meet the needs of the american people, their monmouth hurt in the midst of this pandemic and pandemic-induced recession, not only that, but we're going to put in his district, in his state, 50,000 more children at risk of going back into poverty by not a

. >>> just in to cnn, congressman ayanna pressley introduced a resolution to strip lauren boebert of comments toward representative ilhan omar. daniela diaz live on capitol hill with the latest here. daniela? >> reporter: that's exactly right. sources told me this morning that congresswoman ayanna pressley plans to introduce a resolution sometime today that if passed would strip congresswoman lauren boebert, a republican from colorado, of her committee assignments for her very racist and anti-islamic rhetoric toward fellow progressive ilhan omar. now, sources have told manu raju last night that house speaker nancy pelosi has not yet decided where she stands on this issue of stripping committee assignments from congresswoman boebert for her comments because democratic leaders are very worried about stripping committee assignments to any sort of members for any outlandish things they said, especially considering that in this case, congresswoman boebert was not threatening violence toward omar. instead, she implied omar was a terrorist, in a fake story she said they met in the elevator.

i'll request bernie sanders and pressley next. >>> plus damning texts shed new light on the push to overturn the 2020 election, one of two republicans on the january 6th select house committee congressman adam kinzinger on where the investigation goes from here, ahead. >>> i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is expecting to get covid. once again americans are waking up to news of postponements and cancellations, sports games, theatrical performances, holiday parties, schools, family plans, as covid-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths are rising again throughout the country. hospitalizations and deaths especially hitting the unvaccinated. new york city and washington, d.c., both reported two days of record high cases and health experts are warning of a tough month ahead. still the world in 2021 is different than it was in march 2020, officials say they are better prepared for the surge, they point to vaccines and boosters as the best way to control the virus and prevent serious illness. all true. and yet this fourth wave is exposing real weaknesses in how the u.s. has

pressley: good afternoon. it is shameful we have had to wait this long for meaningful action, meaningful accountability, but here we are. today, we stand in solidarity with our muslim colleagues for too long have been targets of unprecedented hate and vitriol. we stand in solidarity with muslim staffers who bravely raise their voices calling for accountability. calling for a workplace where they can feel safe. where their families do not have to feel they will be targeted or harassed. today, we stand in solidarity with the broader community. for a member of congress to repeatedly and unapologetically use hateful, racist and islamophobia tropes towards a muslim colleague is dangerous. this toxic behavior has no place in the halls of congress, and it diminishes the honor of the institution we all serve in. it has no place in our public discourse. it has no place in our society, it has no place in any workplace , period. over the last week, we have seen a coalition of lawmakers call for meaningful accountability

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congresswoman omar, congresswoman ayanna pressley. you had been in meetings with senator manchin. do you believe that all of this time senator manchin had been negotiating in good faith? >> am i frustrated? absolutely. so don't get me wrong on that. i wish we could have done both bills, the bipartisan infrastructure bill and build back better months and months ago. they were rolled out by the president. the agenda stays the same. do i think that there's a pathway to the finish line. the most important piece health care expansion elements, there's so much that's needed we need to focus on getting it done. >> senator, now let's talk about voting rights because you were among a group of senators who had a virtual meeting with president biden, with the president talking about this and the only way any voting rights bill is going to get through is if something is done with the filibuster and senator manchin and senator sinema as well, they're in the middle of that too. can you tell us about that conversation with the president and what is

amy: massachusetts congressmember ayanna pressley responded sunday on cnn to condemn manchin. >> thisbout joe manchin obstructing the people's agenda, torpedoing our opportunity to advance unprecedented advancement to address the hurt this pandemic-induced session as cause and to get this pandemic under control. amy: ayanna pressley was one of six progressive democrats in the house who voted against a separate infrastructure bill, saying it and the build back better package should have remained coupled together due to a fear that only the smaller package would pass if they were voted on separately. manchin's announcement proved the six progressive democrats to be correct. we are joined by another of those six democrats, congressmember jamal bowman of new york. welcome back to democracy now! can you respond to who manchin is beholden to hear? >> he is beholden to his donors. he is beholden to dark money. he is beholden to special interest. and by dark money, we mean big donors that cannot be tracked or traced stop and special interest have been heavily involved in the negotiation proce

that's exactly what i continue to do. >> yeah, what about congresswoman ayanna pressley's resolutionuren boebert, your fellow coloradans by the way, committee assignments do you support that? >> i do support that. i think ie a na's doing the right thing here. this is something i had to think about. it was very clear to me there had to be some consequence to lauren boebert's actions, not just with regard to ilhan who's a friend of mine and somebody who i want to make sure i'm standing beside and with, but to the muslim community that i also represent because this is not just about words and rhetoric. listen, i'm willing to have a policy discussion. i'm willing to have debates all day long. that's what this country is all about. this is about a marketplace of ideas and having discussions and trying to arrive at a good solution, but that's not what's going on here. what's going on here are dog whistles or even outright rhetoric that incite violence. people get hurt as a result of words like this. people are getting killed, violence, there's aggression against communities of color, again

. >> i think about corey bush, ayanna pressley, ilhan omar. of these women taking the heat and the threats, the death threats, it is not easy. women of color have come together i have to say more broadly. the sisterhood of women of color, the squad is a perfect example of it. they have fought together arm in arm linked the progressive caucus, god bless them. they are women of all races and colors and color primary. we're trying to save this country, you all. you let us? my friend is speaking with me for the absolute worst of 2021. that's right after this. >>> 2021 was hardly a slow news what does a foster kid need from you? to be brave. to show up. for staying connected. the questions they weren't able to ask. show up for the first day of school, the last day at their current address. for the mornings when everything's wrong. for the manicure that makes everything right, for right now. show up, however you can, for the foster kids who need it most— at helpfosterchildren.com every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of

lauren boebert of her committee assignments has been introduced by democratic congresswoman ayanna pressleylong for meaningful accountability. here we are. >> reporter: the move comes after recently surfaced video showing ilhan omar who is muslim could have been mistaken for a terrorist in a capitol hill elevator. >> i looked to my left. there she is. ilhan omar. i said, well, she doesn't have a backpack, we should be fine. >> today we're here. >> reporter: boebert also recently said this about omar and another muslim congresswoman democrat rashida tlib. >> she is the last part of the evil women. >> the party right now is normalizing anti-muslim bigotry. >> reporter: so far house republican leader kevin mccarthy has not publicly reprimanded boebert. >> mccarthy is a liar and a coward. >> reporter: congressman boebert doubled down on what they are characterizing as her outrageous behavior, tweeting a picture of her with semi automatic style weapons by a christmas tree days after the mass school shooting in michigan. boebert's tweet came after a similar photo thomas massie tweeted of his fam

. >> i think about corey bush, ayanna pressley, ilhan omar. all of these women taking the heat and the threats, the death threats, it is not easy. women of color have come together i have to say more broadly. the sisterhood of women of color, the squad is a perfect example of it. they have fought together arm in arm linked the progressive caucus, god bless them. they are women of all races and colors and color primary. we're trying to save this country, you all. ical you let us? my friend is speaking with me for the absolute worst of 2021. that's right after this. st of 21 that's right after this. superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th ♪ ♪ after a night like this, . liberty. ♪ crest has you covered. crest, the official toothpaste of santa. follow us @crest to celebrate the 12 days of crest

meanwhile, ayanna pressley of massachusetts told america that the insurrection "brought great trauma, and loss of life." really, great loss of life? who are all of these dead people? can you be a lot more specific? january 6th committee? no, they can't, because they are lying. only one person was intentionally killed on january 6. who was that? she was a trump supporter. she was called ashley about that and she was shot in the chats -- chest without warning by one of liz cheney's bodyguards. those are facts, which they are lying about.e so how can you trust a congressional committee that tells lies this obviously? you can't. and yet the white house has endorsed all of this. joe biden himself claims the on base is of no evidence of a january 6th was the outbreak of white supremacy. >> we are confronting the deep stains and the remains on the soles of the nation. and white supremacy. the violent, deadly insurrection on the capital nine months ago it was about white supremacy. >> tucker: so that his ugly race politics. by the way, that was in october when we know all the facts. there is

. >> congresswoman ayanna pressley, thank you very much for joining us. we want to wish you and your family a very merry season. "gps with fareed zakaria" starts right now. >>> this is gps, the global public square. almost to all of you from the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start this program with the 2016 democratic nominee for president, hillary rodham clinton. i'll ask her about the political battles in america -- >> our democracy is under continuing assault. >> and the possibility that russia may go to war. all of that and much more. >>> then, bombshells from israel. former top officials now revealing they think getting out of the iran deal was a major mistake. why now? i'll talk with israeli journalists anshel pfeffer. >>> also, george iii lost the british colonies in a bloody war. but andrews tells us the king was much misunderstood, not mad or tyrannical. >>> but first here's "my take." i have to confess i find joe biden's unpopularity puzzling. he's rounding out the first year in the white house with the lowest end

bowman: thank you so much, congresswoman pressley. it is now my honor to recognize congresswoman tlaib from the great state of michigan. ms. tlaib: thank you so much, representative bowman for hosting this critically important special order hour tonight. i love how, you know, representative bowman said something that resonated with me when i was senior in high school. they really did make it sound like that money was free. that money was far from free, representative bowman, as we know. students in our country have become profit centered. they really, truly have. it is ruining lives. one of the first ever town halls i had when i first got elected was in western wayne, wayne county, michigan, and a young lady, after i opened it up for question, stood up, she stood up very strong and looks up at me and starts crying. in tears. telling me just how incredibly hard it is to be able to survive, become a homeowner, to be able to move on. she told me about how much it felt like she was trapped. like she was hostage to the student loan debt. a

about it >> reporter: no doubt he was, contessa not just from senator elizabeth warren and ayanna pressleyer they and other student advocates had been pressuring president biden and the administration to do more, to use their executive authority to cancel up to $50,000 in the student debt. it will sign a bill if congress sends it to them to cancel $10,000 in debt. the one two punch has pushed the biden administration to extend by 90 days this moratorium on federally backed student loans private student loan borrowers will not get relief. >> for those borrowers affected, that comes with some big relief. so we also are hearing, sahil, some big news on capitol hill. the january 6th committee is asking to interview republican congressman jim jordan what are they after? is there a chance he's going to cooperate? >> reporter: the committee is alleging jim jordan had communications with then president donald trump on the day of january 6th and was also communicating with the white house between the 2020 election and the january 6th attack in what they say was an attempt to overturn the result of

the resolution to remove boebert was sponsored by congresswoman ayanna pressley and co-sponsored by several progressives, including pramila jayapal and, of course, aoc. meanwhile on tuesday, boebert tweeted a photo of her and her young sons holding guns in front of a christmas tree just a week after four kids were shot dead in a school in michigan. i just finished speaking with congresswoman jackson lee about it. to be insensitive and malicious is one thing. what do you see happening here, david? >> look, on the photo it is cruel and it speaks to the heart of the congresswoman and the american people can judge her for that. in terms of her islamphobic rhetoric, it is not hard to pass a condemnation within the hours recognizing that islamophobia is not only anti-muslim, it's anti-american and antithetical. it is right for the house to pass some type of censure. as democrats go down this road as they approach some of these republican members of congress and their violations of ethics and bringing ill repute on the house, kevin mccarthy has already said during a floor speech we're going to do

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. >> squad members like ayanna pressley having an i told you so moment writing this is why i insistedstructure bill in tandem with the build back better act. she and others now calling for a senate vote immediately, even without manchin's yeas. >> we have got bring this bill to the floor. i think frankly, we look like fools to the american people when month after month after month quote, unquote, negotiations are ongoing. >> majority leader schumer is on board for an early new year's vote which would allow democrats take part and force democrats up for re-election in purple states to go on the record. >> i find this very dangerous. democrats need to unite and they need to be in the business of flipping red seats to blue not blue seats to bluer. >> meantime progressives like aoc are putting the pressure on the president tweeting biden needs to lean on his executive authority now. he has been delaying and unutilizing it so far. referencing climate and student debt as options. all this talk as the man who started it all goes quiet. not a peep yet on whether manchin will join his democrat

today a group of house progressives, led by ayanna pressley of massachusetts, introduced a resolution to remove boebert from her committee assignments. >> it is shameful that we have had to wait this long for meaningful action, for meaningful accountability, but here we are. for a member of congress to repeatedly and unapologetically use hateful, racist, and islamophobic tropes towards a muslim colleague is dangerous. words have consequences. we must acknowledge that and respond with action. >> but will these calls result in action? speaker pelosi is holding her cards close to the vest. >> i'm ready -- when i'm ready to announce that, i'll let you know. >> gop leader kevin mccarthy seems to always leave it to democrats to discipline his own, a reluctance he does not seem to have when displeased with his own moderates. there are very few in the gop willing to call out crazy these days. usually that's a task left to adam kinzinger, maybe liz cheney. perhaps now you can add congressman dan crenshaw of texas. >> there's two types of members of congress. there's performance artists. there'

something massachusetts congresswoman ayanna pressley warned of today on msnbc. >> these courts have proven time and time again they're not on the side of the people. in fact, they are against the will of the people. this is settled law. a majority of americans do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. abortion care is health care. when we have these bans, it doesn't mean people stop having abortions. it just means they stop doing it safely and legally. and so this is quite literally a matter of life and death. >> while republican leaders work to control reproductive rights, they are argue they are fighting for the sanctity of life. why do these same leaders oppose every measure to help americans thrive, especially for children and families of low income? for example, they oppose the house's version of biden's build back better plan which provides four weeks of paid family leave, your life pre-k, investments in child care, and extends post-partum coverage under medicaid to a full year. vice president kamala harris touted that coverage this week at the first ever white house day of a

cyril wecht had weighed in on cases from the jfk assassination to the deaths of elvis pressley and johnt to seated them again for laboratory testing. preferably to a third, highly respected clock talks ecology lab. that was not. done >> more compelling, he said, there's evidence other scarring around autumn's heart, which could have triggered an electrical malfunction, stopping the organ called. only on the spot cpr could have saved her >> and in the absence of somebody hitting you on the chess, somebody knowing what they're doing with training and cardio pulmonary resuscitation, you probably will die. >> and other words, the defense said, autumn could have died of natural causes. they added that crime scene techs processed the house and never did find so much as a trace of the poison and their clients cyanide google searches, done for research purposes. not murder. i mean, here he is in january, asking questions uncle about the nature of cyanide. this looks very bad. >> in april he's asking about cyanide, potassium cyanide, for a science research project. >> the defendant further expla

accountability that we've been hearing progressives call for for weeks now and as representative ayanna pressleyblack woman is having to step in for other black women and other people of color to make the work space safe for them, to call this out and demand the accountability that we know representative boebert deserves. >> steve, lauren boebert is not dissuaded by the criticism. she's encouraged by it. she's trying to compete with congressman massy tweeting out her little children holding firearms, which someone should call child protective services. i know people have have guns. people don't do that. it's a weird play of violence. you think i'm violent? she's calling congresswoman omar a terrorist but she's cosplaying terror ris tick behavior. >> she's certifiable. period.istic behavior. >> she's certifiable. period. she has no business serving in the house of representatives by any standard of dignity or comportment which all of us attached to this institution. when you look at that building, it's awe inspiring. that dome, it's awesome. lit up at night, the honor to be able to serve under it

do you support congresswoman ayanna pressley's motion for a resolution to strip boebert of her house committees? >> i think we're sending a message to lauren boebert. if you can spew out this kind of vitriol, i would support stripping her of her committees. i'm not at that point right now, but if she continues this kind of conduct, then she should be censored and stripped of her committees. >> okay, but look, republicans have been reluctant to take action. that's something the speaker has said that needs to be done. kevin mccarthy, do you have any confidence that he will take any sort of action and push back against lauren boebert and the kind of things she's said? >> so historically it's always been the caucus. speaker pelosi made no -- had no qualms about stripping congressman rangel of his authority as ways and means chair when he was censured. so the fact that kevin mccarthy is unwilling to do that suggests that these fringe members of his party control him, that he has no ability to control them, that he has a precarious hold on his caucus because of his bid to try to become spe

. >> it comes as senators chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, and representative ayanna pressley sent a biden with data from the left leaning think tank the roosevelt institute arguing resuming payments would strip more than $85 billion from about 18 million american families over the next year. they say it would undermine the impact of the american rescue plan, slow economic recovery, and hurt the most vulnerable. >> low income borrowers, borrowers of color who typically take out more loans than white americans and end up paying them back over a much longer period of time. >> schumer wants to cancel $50,000 per borrower. while the president prefers a much lower 10,000. critics argue either one comes at a cost to you, the taxpayer. the brookings institution suggests it will cost $1.6 trillion to forgive all student debt and about a trillion dollars to wipe out just $50,000 per person. >> so what would it take for him at this point to say we're going to cancel this. >> say it. >> mass scale executive action like that is bound to face major legal challenges. the white house isn't ready ye

congresswoman ayanna pressley set to introduce a resolution that would strip her of her committee assignmentsesswoman ilhan omar is a terrorist. >> lauren fox joins us live from capitol hill. i wonder, democratic leadership doesn't seem to be in a great rush to do this, based on nancy pelosi's comments, getting pushed by progressives. what is happening here? >> reporter: well, this is part of the challenge of democratic leaders, right. when they have a republican leader in kevin mccarthy who doesn't take action against his colleagues and his own members, when they make these kinds of islamophobic comments, when they repeatedly make these kinds of comments, this wasn't something she just mentioned once, this was something that cnn revealed in multiple videos. she talked about back home in colorado, so that's one of the challenges for nancy pelosi. look, the democrats are meeting for a caucus meeting right now. i've been asking sources whether or not this has come up yet in this meeting. expect that this is going to be a a delicate balance, because you have democrats arguing you can't let these

. >> congressman, one of the issues that i know you are likely aware of is congresswoman ayanna pressley, to strip lauren bo berg in the headlines for things that are controversial and offensive. strip her over the islamophobic comments. is that something you support? >> i think first and foremost it's the responsibility of each party to police their own. you see kevin mccarthy doing nothing when they engage in bigotry that can lead to violence against our colleagues or others, glorified violence. sadly, this is what has become of the base of kevin mccarthy's support. but i think the professional question is why aren't they doing anything about the members? i think the answer is they're really depending on this qanon base as a key element of their constituency. they're not willing to confrontiment. so we have to deal with quickal questions and there simply isn't any easy answer or end to that and that's what we are wrestling with. >> i appreciate your time this afternoon. i know it's been a busy week for you. thanks for being on the show. >>> coming up, president biden expected to speak

so that is why ayanna pressley has led the resolution, but i'm proud to co-lead with her.gressional black caucus, the congressional hispanic caucus, the congressional asian pacific kaus caucus and the equality caucus. we all understand the violence that's created towards all our people of color, lgbtq communities, immigrants, et cetera, across the country when a member of congress is allowed to do something like this. >> congresswoman pramila jayapal, thank you so much for your time. >>> we're continuing to follow the widespread destruction after tornados ripped through several states overnight in arkansas, about 30 minutes east of jonesboro, one person was killed and five others were injured at a nursing home when the roof collapsed, buildings destroyed. next we'll talk with the fema administrator about how the agency is helping those impacted the most by the storms that caused catastrophic damage across six states. stay with us. hic damage across six states. stay with us this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a differ

ayanna pressley and i were talking in february, march of 2020. covid -- i guess it would be march.ust starting to shut down. ayanna and i are talking to each other, and durable at the very gunning -- do you remember at the very beginning how hard it was to find a test and yet entire sports teams could get them and be tested every single day when rest of the world couldn't get them even when people were sick and dying? so ayaan a that and i are visiting about this. mine starts out with how can you know anything. if you don't are have tests for anybody and you're not doing random testing, how do you know anything about the incidence of covid in the country. but we then started talking about underserved communities. what do you think might be happening in black and brown communities with just the opportunity to get tested, much less than incidence of covid and the ultimate mortality. and so ayanna and i, we got off this call, and my team goes back and looks, and there's no data. nobody's collecting data. they're collecting data on age, they're the collecting data on sex, jenner, and t

her guests include congresswoman ayana pressley, atlanta mayor andre dickens. the internet? where's ruby? because they thought she'd be in jail. where's ruby? >> what sure looks like another piece of the trump coup plot is exposed in georgia. >> we didn't wanting to frighten you, but we had to find this. you are a loose end for a party that needs to tidy up. >> bombshell reporting from reuters. a kanye west publicist pressured a georgia election worker to confess to bogus election fraud two days before january 6th. >> i cannot say what specifically will take place. i just know that it will disrupt your freedom. >> tonight what this revelation means for the investigation of donald trump's coup attempt and what it means for the ongoing march to undermine democracy. then what we learned from the alarming supreme court decision on the texas abortion ban and why there's genuinely good news on the vaccination drive in a place you might not expect, when "all in" starts right now.

ayanna pressley pressing the senate now for a vote to put lawmakers on the record.ts people to demonstrate on the record the contempt they have for their constituents, their words. aoc says biden needs to lean on his executive authority now, delaying and underutilizing it so far, things like climate, student debt a lot of back and forth between manchin and the white house now. manchin said he spoke to the president before going on "fox news sunday" and announcing his no decision but a white house statement then suggested that he actually reversed his position. while manchin is blaming white house staffers for allegedly leaking stories about him. >> they figure, surely to god we can move one person. surely we can badger and beat one person up. surely we can get enough protesters to make that person uncomfortable enough. they will say okay, i will vote for anything. i quit. guess what? i'm from west virginia, i'm not from where they're from, and think they can beat the living crap out of people to be submissive. reporter: this is happening with another backdrop of a s

pressley, you are recognized for your five minutes. there you go. >> thank you, chairman raskin, for convening today's hearing. civil asset forfeiture laws have been weaponized by police and prosecutors, disproportionately targeted against black and brown communities for too long. these policies amount to little more than legalized theft, and are used to increase police budgets and dole out bonuses. without reform, civil asset forfeiture laws will continue to exact hurt and harm at the expense of innocent people across our country. in massachusetts, the state i call home -- it is no exception. in 2018, massachusetts made $36 million in revenue from civil asset forfeitures because it has an extremely low standard for seizure. the state has no transparency on who it is taking money and profit from and less accountability to ensure unlawful seizures are returned. ms. harris knows about this all too well. we appreciate how you shared your story in which your car was impounded for five years. it breaks my heart to learn about the hardships

meanwhile others like senator bernie sanders and representative pressley are calling for a senate vote early in the new year. it would force democrats who are up for reelection in those purple states who have been hiding behind manchin to finally go on the record with how they feel about this bill and that could be political suicide. >> i find this very dangerous. democrats need to unite and they need to be in the business of flipping red seats to blue, not blue seats to bluer. >> as the president indicated yesterday, the white house does want to keep working with manchin despite all the back and forth in the press recently. >> we have to work with everybody in congress so that the president considers president manchin a friend and somebody he worked with a long time. they certainly disagree on some things. they did talk on sunday. we will continue to be engaged and our plan is actually to work like hell to get this done in january. >> senator manchin joined the big conference call late last night with democratic colleagues. according to a sours he mostly listened and reiterated what h

pressley, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair for convening this timely hearing. disasters are disruptive and traumatic life events. to suddenly lose your home, your savings, family heirlooms or even the lives of loved ones has a devastating impact on survivors mental health. when these traumas are left unaddressed, survivors can develop drastic mental health consequences. experiencing a natural disaster by age five, in fact, is associated with a 16% increase in mental health or substance use issues in adulthood. again, experiencing a natural disaster by age five, it is associated with a 16% increase in a mental health or substance use issue in adulthood. a large-scale study of earthquake survivors found that one in four had ptsd. fortunately, administrator, fema already does have a program in place that assists territories affected by a disaster to address immediate mental health impacts. administrator criswell, can you please tell us about the crisis council program is and how fema has worked with survivors and communities across the country? >> thank you, congr

she has been praised in the past by elizabeth warren and also ayanna pressley, a member of the squad.is the person who has a history of being soft on crime is and obviously it sure looked like she was abusing her power or was she impersonating a cop? you saw the video. you geraldo the stuff right there. that's the person who is now one of the most powerful law enforcement people in the united states. ainsley: she went on howie carr show and he asked her about this. she said i then hit a siren, and her head snaps up and i say stop, you are in the wrong row of traffic. then guy back to my life. that is the extent of the encounter. absolutely no truth to me putting blue lights on and flying around south bay, which is the mall. steve: well, that's her side of the story. will: albeit to berate someone, use her power inappropriately, far be it from her to ever do that. ainsley: what happened in a original road rage incident, the girl katie lawson says her fiance got out -- i don't know if he got out but he took a picture of her license tag, so the local news reporters went to her office to