and also paul they were warned and is coming back to them and of course they kick and scream but rashidawants further verification google rashida tlaib getting thrown out of a truck probably in 2016 she was forcibly removed by the secret service for acting insane. it's out there on the youtube and google, give it a look just in case you were wondering. maria: unbelievable this is incredible that they are having this reaction no comment whatsoever about her actual remarks. >> , no consequences for the left maxine waters can call for violence against trump administration officials nobody says a thing. if it wasn't for double standard select would not have any standards at all. maria: coming up the border crisis hit the big apple fox business madison all work is in downtown manhattan coming live from a holiday and with an update. >> this is the tallest holiday inn in the country and soon all 50 floors argued to be taking migrants the price tag that the taxpayers are paying is huge i'll tell you that number after this po break. and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their webs

aoc and rashida tlaib are saying removing ilhan omar for anti-semitic comments is about targeting womend with sprinkles on top, ashley. >> ashley: i don't know how to respond to that, it is not just about ilhan omar. it is not just about her being a woman of color, it is about them not doing their jobs correctly. >> it is about ilhan omar comparing the united states and israel to hamas, to nazi germany, like she did, saying it was about the benjamines when it comes to israel. when confronted on that quote, she said, i had no idea about this troep about israel and money and jews. this person cannot be on the committee. if you agree with this and pulling folks off the committees, you still have to look at the comments overall and say, should this person be on this particular committee? ilhan omar's words speak for themselves and it ain't got nothing to do with color. >> ashley: if she didn't know it was anti-semitic, this is more reason she should not be there. thank you for an unpacking session this, mo, we appreciate it. >> joe: have a great weekend. >> ashley: biden administration impo

rashida tlaib said the country is failing her, doing what it is best at, weaponizing hate against a blacklim woman. this is what is happening. >> harold: i have said for a while that i think the back-and-forth between the parties and payback will never stop if someone doesn't become an adult in the room. offensive language and behavior in politics, if that is the standard for not being able to serve on a committee, many people would not serve on committees in congress because someone teamed someone's language as offensive or opposing it. two, i don't see -- the racial part of it is not something i see. i'm quick to point out race when i think race is an issue. but i think here, democrats were guilty in the congress before intaking one or two republicans because they didn't like their language or like they are words. i think the words of margie taylor mcdill mike marjorie taylor greene i found offensive and deeply disturbing, but i'm an old-fashioned guy when it comes to politics. the way you defeat someone in politics as you defeat them at the election. and... you do something that violat

killing of a palestinian-american journalist or you have members of the house like congresswoman rashida to leave, representative aoc, other progressive house members increasingly willing to speak out and say we need actual concrete action, meaning restrictions on u.s. funding, conditions on u.s. funding, that is what we need to be pushing for, actions. while the political will is smaller than it should be, it's growing quickly and will continue to grow the more the israeli government is being extreme in its policies. mohammed: i want to take a step back and look at some of the other things going on. israel's far right cabinet -- they approved nine illegal settler outposts in the occupied west bank. there was a statement saying more housing units are likely to be built in separate existing illegal settlements. the biden administration opposes the authorization of israeli outposts. they've aired their views against these settlements and the u.s. provides billions of dollars in military aid to israel. does the u.s. government not get offended by the fact israel essentially ignores them on

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all conus or prime minister rashida but he is tracking yet. >> in the last hour. was there any if communication that has been ongoing over the course of the past two weeks on the diplomatic side? the defense secretary said his call to his counterpart was not returned from china. on the diplomatic side, are there lines of communication between the u.s. and china now? what's certainly. we have -- >> certainly. we have an embassy in beijing and diplomatic conversations routinely happen. sadly military ones don't appear to be open now. secretary acosta made a good-faith effort to reach out to his counterpart and was rebuffed and that is unfortunate, particularly when at times like this you want to keep as open as you can the lines of communication and the president admitted that. >> within the u.k. earlier this week, he repeated the comment from the u.k. government that the u.k. was providing premium pilot jet fighters. is that a good idea? it's that something the u.s. is considering? training ukrainian pilots on nato aircraft as well. >> if they get their own aircraf

. >> you remember marjorie taylor greene coming to congress after rashida and i got sworn and sang muslimsre infiltrating congress. you remember boebert saying i was a terrorist. what did mccarthy do? he said she apologized and we don't have to worry about her islamophobia. that never happened. so these people are ok with islamophobia. they are ok with trafficking in their own ways of anti-semitism. they are not ok with having a muslim have a voice on that committee. amy: congress member ilhan omar is the only african muslim refugee in congress. in economic news, the federal reserve has approved an additional quarter point hike to its benchmark interest rate. in a statement, the groundwork collaborative criticized the fed's decision, saying -- "with today's rate hike, the fed is pushing us dangerously close to an unnecessary recession that would spell disaster for low-wage workers, workers of color, and vulnerable communities." here in new york city, police evacuated an encampment of asylum seekers outside the watson hotel late wednesday, threatening to arrest anyone who did not leave. vid

fellow squad member rashida tlaib went further. >> the gop is doing what is best at, weapon icing hate, beautiful, muslim woman. i will not be silenced. >> the gentlewoman's time is expired. the gentlewoman's time is expired. >> through this chamber -- >> the gentlewoman is no longer recognized. stuart: that is it. political revenge and racism, that is not it. anti-semitism is at the heart of this. ill on omar -- ilhan omar says they are about -- they are aligned with israel and therefore disloyal. she accuses israel of, quote, have notarizing the world to cover up its evil doings. she supports the boycott investment in sanctions movement designed to cripple israel. i'm surprised the democrat party keeps her in the party. she can serve on any other committee but not foreign affairs. speaker mccarthy was dead right. second hour of varney just getting started. the fired up tammy bruce, give her a chance. >> transcending. every now and then i pound on this desk. a lot of arguments in the past, that we should stop the politics because we get emotional, we move into this arena where we beco

who believes in the constitution didn't actually know that i had a constitutional right along with rashidao get sworn in whatever i chose because we have freedom of religion in this country. and so we know what this is about. this is about saying this particular member of congress is not allowed to have a voice on the foreign affairs committee. >> yeah. >> this particular member of congress is someone that we don't think is appropriate in voicing. and that comes back to the fact that they don't actually think muslims or, you know, refugees or immigrants in this country can appropriately criticize u.s. policy, can appropriately criticize, you know, policies of other countries. and to me, that is against my first amendment rights. it is against what our constitution allows. it's against the principles we all believe as americans, about the freedom to debate and engage in dissent. and you have to remember the foreign affairs committee really isn't about, you know, rubber stamping whatever the foreign policy of whatever administration is. it's about oversight. it's about critique. it's about a

just the instability of what we just saw from rashida tlaib, these people are sitting congresswomen ands completely insane. also i want to make a point as well that aoc in that clip that's been going all around the internet, it's like she's not even -- it's like she's board with this role she's been playing right now. it's like a sitcom that used to be good at the very beginning but towards the end of the years, everybody kind of starts phoning it in. and i think that's what aoc is doing right here. it's like she knows she's acting, we know she's acting, we know that that was all about trying to get a viral moment, and not about any real feelings that she had because they know exactly why ilhan omar got kicked off the committee. stuart: rob smith, the douglass society, i love to mention that because it's a great idea. see you later, rob. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: you've got it. we showed you this $500,000 hover bike. it's sold by a startup in japan. to me, honestly, looks like something out of star wars. ashley, come in again. why is this in the news again? ashley: well, the japanes

when she ran for office, posing with a gun and -- with pictures of the squad, ilhan omar, aoc and rashida tlaib, two of those people happen to be muslim women, interesting, i wonder what that's about? >> -- one thing i do want to point out, because we have not talked about, it kevin mccarthy has the ability to unilaterally take people off the committees, including the intelligence. we are not talking about schiff and swalwell -- we're talking about omar because she's the only person on a standing standing committee they are removing. but he already did this to adam schiff and eric swalwell with the discreet reason to do that. he promised to do that or elise alluded to an intention to do that back on the four debate in 2021. in a lot of ways, this is coming home to roost. >> we have to remember, this is all catering to the far-right in the republican party. there are many republicans uncomfortable with this, so this is something that the far-right, who he had to basically make all these concessions to become the leader, he's trying to keep them happy. >> speaker jeffries -- i want to point

>> jeanine: all right, dana, sounds like we have the likes of ilhan omar and rashida tlaib and even elizabeth everybody is saying, this is legal, the president has the right to do this, and already they are starting to attack the institution of the supreme court. it sounds like a run up to the dobbs decision, where they are almost predicting what it was going to be and basically saying that we know it is legal and questioning the credibility of the supreme court. >> dana: perfect question for me. the women you saw yelling, so vociferously, the reason joe biden is in this position is because he made a terrible decision, and because both the squad push them i him into it. you see joe biden on the campaign trail at his first year in office and backed up by speaker pelosi, they were telling the squad the president of the united states does not have -- they don't have the legal authority to do that, only congress can do that. but what happens? they get pushback from the left. ron klain, the chief of staff of the white house, does not tell them to sit down, maybe we have to accommodate them, and th

remember marjorie taylor greene, herself, in 2019, came to congress, and said she was gonna force rashidan in on the bible, because we could not be official unless we did so. she talked about how we were infiltrating congress as muslims. you remember, trump coming to minnesota and saying somalis were in full infiltrating your state. these are people who certainly don't believe muslim immigrants, immigrants, refugees, and certainly someone who carries all of those identities together should be in the united states, let alone and congress, and wield any kind of power. but it's also something deeper, right? it is this bigoted idea that having access to the legal system, to seek justice. they don't believe muslims or black people should have equal access here in the united states to our legal system. and he certainly don't believe, you know, palestinians and others who are wrong, whether it is iraqis, afghanis, they are wrong by our foreign policy, or the policies in israel, should have access to international law, to seek, through international law, justice. i have brought about these concer

this shows amy poehler, rashida jones and kathryn hahn reuniting last night.t's usually celebrated the day before valentine's day but there are no rules other than you must celebrate breakfast style. if you want to watch the infamous galentine's day episode, head to peacock and look for season 2, episode 16. >> so many restrictions. >> a few weeks ago, aubrey plaza posted on "saturday night live" and talked about "white lotus" and they had a reunion and it reminded me how great that duo was. >> what does breakfast-style know? >> that i don't know. >> i thought it was just breakfast. >> this just in, breaking news. >> there you go. >> i love waffles, just so you know. amy poehler and i have that in common. >> i love coffee. need it right now. >>> we're starting out with cold temperatures and we're trying to warm up out here. take a look at our water year update after seeing a little bit of rain here and there recently. but it's overall been fairly dry. let's check in to see how we're doing here. santa rosa has measured over 25 inches of rain, but we're still at

omar's fellow squad members, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib had a meltdownfloor yesterday about it. >> this is about targeting women of color in the united states of america. don't tell me because i didn't get a single -- >> time is expired. >> my life was threatened. thank you. >> the gop is now doing what it is best at. weaponizeing hate against a black, beautiful muslim woman. >> the gent gentlewomans' time s expired. >> i won't be silenced. >> the gentlewoman's time is expired. >> our country is failing you today through these chambers. >> the gentlewoman is no longer recognized. maria: what a circus. joining me you now is north carolina congressman, member of the house rest veterans affairsd house ways and means committee, greg murphy. how do you react to your colleagues on the left? >> i don't know what to say. it always goes back, maria -- it's getting to be ridiculous. everything is the race card right now. if you're of a certain race or creed, color, whatever, you get a free out to be anti-smithic, to be anti-american and to then in those same veins

and rashida talib, everyone's got someone like this in their family.that you're always walking on egg shells never want to call them out on anything because the moment you say oh, did you forget the mayonnaise i was going to make potato salad, it's like, you never loved me! [cheers and applause]. >> kennedy: and they're, you know, exhausting. >> greg: how dare i. >> tyrus: in my family we had two of those people and they ended up getting married so we don't even talk to them. >> greg: up next they want his d ban because his resume's from fantasy land. and my type 2 diabetes means i'm also a target. we are targets too. millions have chronic kidney disease and 90% don't know they have it. so ask for your kidney numbers and farxiga. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a

. >> i'm not a republican but rashida tlaib walked out of trump's beads with other democrats and theynd it in the media was cheerleading for some of those moves during that administration. it is no surprise that republican step into the vacuum created by the media and start heckling so are they victims? howard: i did jump it on one more thing it is true marjorie taylor green has become a key ally of speaker mccarthy but on what basis do you call to the head of the republican party? >> she has perceived as being the face of the republican party because she is prioritizing her own individual status in the biggest individual fundraiser to that party to imply that she is not a player i think she made herself quite the player. >> you say by the media which i'm sure has something to do with it. we'll be right back. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. some people have minor joint pain plus stomach problems. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it

both rashida anti—racism rashida who is an anti—racism and, of course, emma webb , well, and, of coursementator who actually debate want to move back. it was lawyers back in 2018. how good was that? ladies and gentlemen, got flying game. we're going repeating we're going to be repeating debates a bit debates like that actually a bit later although i'm sure later on, although i'm not sure they'll as good don't they'll be quite as good don't want to ruin the rest of my show, but was pretty spicy. now moving the trial of moving on, the murder trial of former lambie has been former nurse lambie has been continuing today. this is a shocking case this isn't said jurors have heard from a key witness who's spoken of the moment when she first suspected the suspicion is that activity was taking place on the ward and a bit more detail this now this is 33 year old lucy lambie who's pleaded not guilty . the murders pleaded not guilty. the murders of seven babies and the attempted of ten others. let's get a bit more detail on this now from our reporter, sophy ripper, who has the latest from mancheste