. >> time tried to make everybody happy and made nobody happy. 26 after the hour, rashida tlaib jan atical weapon test in north korea after a long drought in this kind of behavior. what does this mean for denuclearization talks with the united states? rebecca grant said kim is firing a warning shot and she will talk about that coming up. >> the attorney general has taken unprecedented steps to spin mueller's to your investigation. >> democrats calling foul before they even see the mueller report. todd pyro joins us with reactions from lawmakers and your comments. >> we are back with a fox news alert, house democrats demanding attorney general william barr can't wait press conference ahead of the mueller report released this morning. >> they claim it is an attempt to shape public perceptions. todd pyro is live with reaction on capitol hill. >> reporter: seemingly the entire democratic establishment apoplexy the ag is holding an uncle and 30 news conference to introduce the mueller report to the public. chuck schumer attacking bar who was confirmed unanimously by the senate his first go

she's back in the headlines for shannon: congresswoman rashida tlaib do headlines for profane callingtrump's impeachment. she's back in headline saying she was afraid of americans after the september 11th terrorist attacks. >> i was probably my second year in law school and i was really terrified of what would happen to my husband who was only a green card holder at the time. i called my brothers, be careful who you hang out with, telling my sister be careful out there. being really afraid of my fellow americans. shannon: editor of ricochet bethany mandel, thank you for joining us. the days, weeks and months after 9/11 were really tough for all americans. what do you make of this comments from the congresswoman? >> it was a remarkable time in american history when we all came together and this rewriting of history, while it was, i have no way of knowing, a scary time for muslim americans, the end of the story she doesn't get to is there were no attacks, no backlash. it was safe to be muslim in america after 9/11 as it is now. to rewrite history in a way the races that fact is really d

joining me now is the democratic representative rashida tlaib of michigan. congresswoman, thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> before i get to your criticisms of the ways in which some in leadership have responded to what's happening to ilhan omar i want to ask you because it feels like the freshman class of this new democratic house has been under intense fire from some on the right, but it has been particularly acute surrounding representative omar, yourself and alexandria ocasio-cortez. why do you think that is about? >> you know, i think it's about the fact that we are extremely different from what people expect -- or have seen in the past in members of congress. we are not your traditional polished politicians. we are community organizers, sometimes i call us the truth squad. when we see injustice we speak up. we don't do the whole is this politically correct. we always think about it is it the right thing to do at this very moment. many of us ran not because somebody asked us to run, we ran because we felt a need for vo

al green of texas, and rashida tlaib of michigan have have both said- they plan to move forward and file legislation calling for the impeachment of president trump. that has not happened yet. we expect, when we get back at some point, there will be a lot of discussion and debate. there will be more meetings on this, private meetings of the democratic caucus. we are seeing a real time of war happening within the democratic caucus. that will play out when we returned back into session next week. played out on this telephone call of all of the house democrats, with val dennings saying, we now have the robert mueller report, although a redacted version. we think we have enough here to take the first steps down that path. >> scott wong, senior reporter hill," readthe more at the hill.com. scott's tweets are at @scottwongdc. thank you for that. scott: good to be with you. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, camma and scott: discuss 2020, and where candidates stand on energy and environment issues. then, heathe

. >>> tonight, what we know about the new democratic strategy with congresswoman ra rashida tlaib. >> we're going to go in there and prosecute the [ bleep ]. >>> prosecutable crimes according to robert mueller. why democrats afraid of overreach are taking the wrong lesson from the '90s. >> impeachment is about cleansing the office. >>> and congressman eric swalwell on new subpoenas from his committee and why he thinks he should be the next president when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm joy reid in for chris hayes. donald trump has officially changed his tune to a less happy one. he's no longer claiming total exoneration on the mueller investigation, since a redacted version of the investigative report was released last week. rendering the summary by trumpian attorney general william barr moot. with more and more damning information emerging from even the redacted mueller report by the day, trump is back to attacking the mueller investigators on twitter and ranting about why he should definitely not be impeached. it's a revealing sign of where the president's h

. >> overnight or yesterday, congresswoman rashida tlaib tweet that had she's so tired of -- they're so tired of being used that the party's diverse and they can't get a seat at the table, can't get their policy issues forward. something that was retweeted by ilhan omar. i think there's trouble in pelosi paradise, if she wants to fix immigration, she can come. >> you keep trying to do these things -- >> it's pretty obvious why they want to bring up omar. we know that, politically, some of omar's supporters believe nancy pelosi's not defending her enough, are democrats defending her enough from what is an obvious political play that the white house is doing here? >> i think so. i understand why some democrats may be trep dashs to go out there on this. at the same time these are comments that are being made when you look at her, when you look at rashida and aoc, this is what the far right wants to do or maybe just the right wants to do which is to highlight a handful members of congress and they want to make them seem like they are emblematic and representative of the entire democratic

house progressives, including prominent russian lawmakers alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib, are also calling for trump's impeachment. that contrasts with senior democrats, including house majority leader steny hoyer, who said last week impeachment is "not worthwhile at this point." in afghanistan, suicide attackers stormed the ministry of communications in the capital kabul on saturday, trapping thousands of people inside the building for hours while security forces battled the assailants. at least 10 people died in the fighting. the self-proclaimed islamic fore group claimed credit the attack, which came a day after the peace talks between taliban and afghan leaders broke down in qatar, with no immediate plans to reschedule negotiations. in libya, the death toll from fighting around tripoli has risen to at least 22227, with me than 1100 injured since a libyan warlord launched an assault on the capital l city on april 5. the world health organizatioion said sunday the fighting has displaced d more than 30,000 people. the fighting pits the u.n.-backed d government of national

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here's what kellyanne conway said about that. >> congressmen rashida tlaib tweeted that she is so tireded to show that the party is diverse, that they can't get a seat at the table, can't get their policy issues forward. congress min ilhan omar -- i think there is trouble in policy paradise. >> she sang what capri said, that she stopping them from having any impact on policy. they know and they are mad. >> brian: is a short time calculation. there is one thing if you get policy done in the short-term, but it's a whole different question if over the long term you fundamentally change democratic party on economics and other social policies. that's with happening here. >> melissa: you think it's really happening? >> brian: it's not five people. it's five people who have hundreds and thousands of the press on the other pundits eating out of the hand, running the store everywhere. >> capri: that's not what i would call real america. >> harris: i was in real america in iowa and i could tell you it's the same. it's a thing that from just the perspective of the center on set with me, but the pe

that john cles called the washington offices of swalwell, senator cory booker and congresswoman rashida tlaib. he left a voice mail at swalwell's office saying the day you come after our guns is the day you'll be dead. >> tomorrow crowds will be lighting had up across the bay area for 4/20 it, the day adopted by pott smokers to celebrate marijuana. >> and it's sparking warnings from police tonight. amanda del castillo is live with the story. >> reporter: dan, ama, some ske with s ltl deter flem this unsanctioned event held here at a meadow on campus. we also spoke with local dispensaries who say they're ready to celebrate. gray means go are, there, dispensary has seen plenty of foot traffic ahead of the 4/20 celebration. >> be the biggest ever. >> reporter: it's also the first 4/20 since recreational marijuana use was legalized in california. >> everybody can walk into the store and buy their own product. before it was all, you know, i don't know how to say it. >> reporter: he's look fourths words illegal or heavily regulated. at ucsc, the university has mads of pott enthusiasts have made a m

alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib and others. they have gone to extremes.ty is left behind. the rest of the party does not like it. they sense defeat. america really does not like being told that on 9/11 some people did something as ilhan omar famously said. when navy seal veteran dan crenshaw called that statement unbelievable, aoc jumped into the complain that crenshaw had not cosponsored the 9/11 victims compensation fund. that is not much of a comeback isn't it? crenshaw lost an eye fighting terrorists. the insurgents threatened to take their fight to the primaries. field far left candidates against moderate democrats that ace serious threat. that is how aoc with a few thousand votes unseated an establishment democrat last year. well, very quietly the official democratic campaign committee, which hands out the money has taken draconian action. anything to stop the insurgents. the party will blacklist, any consultant, pollster, political operative who works for candidates challenging democrat incumbents. that is drastic. you work to unseat the establishm

. >> rashida tlaibs legitimacy. what all dictators create and what this does is helps bolster his position where his position is more or less okay. what happened, people around the world respect me which is why we have seen a flurry of diplomacy last year. shannon: you mentioned the shared border. talk about that. >> russia and north korea have an 11 mile border and although it doesn't sound very long this is critical to the chinese because this 11 mile border prevents china having access to the sea of japan or what they call the east see. the chinese want control over that north korean port so the chinese have made investments into it but at the same time the russians have been making investments because you have moscow and beijing competing for the affections of north korea. can't be much in the way of investment because of sanctions but this is what kim wants. shannon: we look at life pictures, much different from the last summit with the united states. and how we saw that end in vietnam with different ways, canc

>> getting the chinese and the russians and south koreans out of the business of supporting rashida tlaibe middle of may or last you we have not been enforcing sanctions because donald trump wants to create a favorable atmosphere so kim jong un feel secure enough to give up his weapons. kim has not reciprocated. he has continued building ballistic missile program and new program and president moon at the same time has been undermining democracy in south korea. this is not a good story in the sense, love donald trump allowed this to see where it goes but trump was not going to be pushed around by moon and that was the big story from yesterday. heather: have we been in discussions with kim jong un? what has happened since the big meeting that took place that was cut short abruptly? there was the plan of meet and greet and this big unveiling or signing and none of that happened. what has happened since then? >> two things are important. what is the united states is trying to start working level group discussions with north koreans, north koreans of not given a reply. the other thing going on

they are saying rashida tlaib would bring business to georgia. what do you think of that?of abortion, something that is so horrific it can't even be talked about in polite conversation in most of america. if you put her in front of what abortion is, 16, 18 weeks child, being pulled apart, limb from limb, just horrific. people can't even talk about it. allow it to be set in the shadows and not look at it. is elected officials we are responsible, looking at the lives that are being shattered and balanced carefully. difficult circumstances, the difficulties that do not ignore the basic right to life of living distinct child with a heartbeat, lawmakers have to balance this in a fair way, in many states in the nation she is standing behind that literally destroy innocent helpless lives and that is the true extremism. trying to control language, the debate is over a living distinct child and we in georgia across the political spectrum, and ages -- >> we appreciate it. rob: she told followers to run americans over with trucks and still their bloods. what does the alabama isis bri

i guess they are upsth the leadership today though because overnight or yesterdayn congresswo rashida tlaib tweeted they are tired of being used because the party is g diverse, can a seat at the table, something it was re-tweeted by ilhan omar. i think there is trouble in pelosi paradise. if she wants to fix immigration, she can. co >> i want to go back to how the president is perhapsmaking this -- here is "the new york times." the president's anti-immigrant rhetoric has super charged the pipeline ofmmigrantsfrom honduras, guatemala, and el salvador. if you ever wanted to go to the united states, they say go now. the president's words, they sort of cataclysmic wor t is shut do border is being used to encourage more people. by smugglers and coyotes. >> yes. will somebody tell the president he is doing this? will somebody tell the president that his words are encouraging these coyotes to makeoney off of desperate people? >> theoyotes and smugglers do that anyway. you know that. >> why give them more material? why help them? >> by lying to people, you know daughters are being pumped birth cont

. >> reporter: the only other muslim female in congress, rashida tlaib, resto rf stevens. >> they dotime to women of color. they take our words out of context because they are afraid because we speak truth to power. refugee herself, she sees what terrorism can do, what violence can do to a whole people. taking it out of context, this is a pure racist act by many of those. >> reporter: congresswoman omar says her fellow freshman dan crenshaw went too far since the feds just arrested a new york man who wanted to kill her. crenshaw says he never incited violence against omar. shannon: congresswoman omar is no stranger to controversy. she made many comments many deemed anti-semitic. in 2017 she tweeted america was founded by genocide saying we maintain power through neocolonialism. let's bring in julian epstein, former counsel the house judiciary committee and guy benson, to debate this. welcome to you both. chad talked about the initial tweet by dan crenshaw. congresswoman omar added this is dangerous incitement given the death threats i face i hope leaders of both parties will join me

north korean state media announcing rashida tlaib meet with vladimir putin. the communist nation made it official. donald trump will visit buckingham palace in june. in an official state visit to the united kingdom the visitation will be as required by protocol. easter sunday shattered by terrorism, some unwilling to call it a faith-based attack. we talk about christian persecution next. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. from the moment clients walk in, they're able to feel like part of the family. - [spokesman] custom ink has hundreds of products for your business and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. upload your logo or start your design today i can customize each line for each family

tom homan blasting rashida tlaib calling for hunger strikes to shut down immigration and customs enforcementsaid then do your job as a congresswoman and change the laws you think you need to change but men and women of i.c.e. are not making this up. and you supposedly love these illegal immigrants and want open borders and they want this hunger strike. >> and jerry nadler, he has subpoenaed the justice department for a fully redacted mueller report. the justice department said the request was quote - premature. and unnecessary. they were very kind. and certainly professional. that is it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. -- our guests monday, please be with us, have a good night. >> tonight democrats digging in their heels in an attempt to do anything to keep alive the investigations into president trump. now issuing a subpoena for the unredacted report. why that is still not quite -- what this desperately want to vipers and adam schiff, who for two long years has claimed repeatedly he had absolute proof of collusion.now time to dodge the claims by taking direct aim at the attor

freshman lawmaker rashida tlaib making a plea to shutdown ice saying some critics of the agency are goings personal. >> we need to shut them down. don't wait for this congress to act, shut them down. i know what they will say. i will tell you there are some people. >> she's an outspoken critic of the agency. and update in relation to the jussie smollett case, two attorney for kim fox resigning, chief ethics officer april perry reportedly the person who advised fox to recuse herself, she's leaving as well as the director of the conviction into the unit. many in the media accusing the attorney general of mob like tactics, aiding in a presidential cover-up. >> the country's attorney general walked in and backed up the guy doing the kicking. >> our panel is here to weigh in next. you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with homeowners insurance? they sure do. and they could save us a bundle of

tom homan blasting rashida tlaib calling for hunger strikes to shut down immigration and customs enforcementhen do your job as a congresswoman and change the laws you think you need to change but men and women of i.c.e. are not making this up. and you supposedly love these illegal immigrants and want open borders and they want this hunger strike. >> and jerry nadler, he has subpoenaed the justice department for a fully redacted mueller report. the justice department said the request was quote - premature. and unnecessary. they were very kind. and certainly professional. that is it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. -- our guests >> a gangster hideout... >> ma barker had her tommy gun and shot out this window? >> right. [ gunfire ] >> ...an epic gunfight... >> it went on for about four hours. it's the longest in fbi history. >> digging up some bullets fired from that window. >> ...haunting history... >> you'd hear, often, footsteps up and down the stairs, just in the middle of the night. >> ...set for sail. >> this is a lot bigger than any of us realize. [ door creaks ] [ wind ho

elizabeth warren is the first candidate to do so, along with rising progressive stars rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez. jerry nadler is not ruling it out. >> do you think this is impeachable? >> i do think if proven, if proven, which hadn't been proven yet, some of this -- if proven, some of this would be impeachable, yes. obstruction of justice, yes, if proven, would be impeachable. >> reporter: adam schiff says it's not possible without bipartisan support. >> i think it's certainly the case that impeachment would be unsuccessful if the republican party continues to place party above country, continues essentially to back the president, no matter how unethical or dishonest his conduct may be and sadly that's where we are right now. so we will have -- >> reporter: while several he defenders of the president were out on the sunday shows, the president tweeted this, how do you impeach a republican president for a crime that was committed by the democrats? make america great again. this will probably extend into may, when attorney general barr and special counsel l sell mueller a

need a democratic party that actually fights for alexandria ocasio-cortez, for ilhan omar and rashida tlaibgainst these attacks because they can't keep running away from them and make fun of them at apec. i was saddened to see there weren't -- it was just these women sticking up for each other. not much from the leadership. >> i would love to say something about that. look, representative omar has said some things that have used anti-semitic tropes and it's legitimate to call that out. it's important to call that out. when anti-semitism appears on the right or left, it's a growing problem in our country and we need to name it and understand it better and call it out, but we, the jewish people and anti-semitism are being used as a weapon by the right, by the republican party and the president has no standing to do that after charlottesville, after gorka, they are doing that and they're using us and we don't want to be used that way, especially as a cover for racism or islamaphobia. the republican party should stop using us in that way because it's actually harming us because it's making it a

. >> dana: rashida tlaib claiming omar is being unfairly targeted. >> they do this a the time to us. especially women of color. they take our words out of context because they're afraid because we speak truth. we speak truth to power. this is pure, racist acts by many of those -- hateful acts by those because she does speak truths when it talks about different issues that they disagree with and i'm outraged. >> dana: one of the first to come out against her comments is congressman dan crenshaw who lost an eye fighting terrorists in afghanistan. telling him to "go do something about domestic terrorism." omar also dragging president george w. bush into the controversy with this tweet. the people and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. was bush downplaying the terrorist attack? what if he was a muslim? a lot to unpack here, greg. let me start with you in terms of what -- george w. bush was sending a warning to the terrorists. >> dana: she's not very good about -- jesse is the king of of what-about-isms. shoos the worst of it. >> dana: it didn't work. >>

growing course of progressives are demanding it, louder, elizabeth warren, you saw this along with rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez, all of this as the president punches back on twitter, writing how do you impeach a republican president for a crime committed by the democrats. make america great again. and his senior advisor, kellyanne conway delivering news the democrats don't want to hear. >> the president is not going to jail. he's staying in the white house for five and-a-half years. they found no crime, no conspiracy. >> reporter: don't expect any resolution after this conference call today. it's probably going to go into may when attorney general barr and special counsel mueller expected to testify on the hill. >> this is far from over. that's for sure. >>> democrats clinging to the mueller report findings, vowing to keep pressure on the president. >> the president's national press secretary said he's winning on two fronts. >> the president's done two things at once, dealt with a roving special counsel and achieved for the american people the hottest economy we've seen in 50s year

and you want aoc wanting impeachment including rashida tlaib. the american people have a front row seat of what's going on. greg: from the republican and the presidents standpoint how to love this! you want aoc and adam schiff and jerry nadler and elijah cummings front and center, spinning all of their lies because they have lost credibility completely. haven't they? >> they lost credibility and is up to us to point that out. i don't know where the sense of fairness is. we saw this with kavanaugh. and as lindsey graham said, god, we hope they never get power. and the american people i think will, come election day, they will find out that this is what they're concentrating on for the next 18 months, let's hold them accountable. it's up to us to call attention to that. greg: congressman ralph norman, thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. greg: the crisis at the southern border at a breaking point. some border town residents taking matters into their own hands. wait until you hear what vigilantes in mexico are doing to stop migrants from en

and by the way, rashida tlaib, he played a clip of her, remember what shehe set on opening day.ss started coming when she said impeach the dash i'm not going to repeat it on air. and comparing the president to hitler. she needs to police her own. she's going to be held accountable. hopefully for the sake of our country not speaker come january 2021. >> and remember, also, there's a videotape, and this is not even about disagreements really on policy. this is very bizarre at this point that should concern us, including a videotape of her mocking the american reaction to the nameseo of alqaeda and hamas. >> dan: i saw that. at one point laughing. >> laughing about it. this is very, very strange. we can agree to disagree on tactics and how we reach our policy positions. but representative ocasio-cortez also defending when there clearly is a very disturbing aspect to this, and i think, especially for the districts that they represent, those people and those districtsal deserve genuine representation that is serious. and these women, i should-- should be answerable to the constituenc

. >> reporter: harris joins elizabeth warren in a handful of progressives, rashida tlaib and alexandrialexandria ocasio-cort. speaker pelosi holding a nearly 90 minute conference call with more than 170 democratic lawmakers where she acknowledged her party's divide over the issue but reiterated there are no immediate plans to move forward with impeachment, although she did not rule out the possibility. she said we should dow proceed n a path of finding the truth. it is important to know the facts can be gained outside of impeachment hearings. to that end, house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler subpoenaed don mcgahn who we learned in the mueller report notably gave nearly 30 hours of testimony. how concerned is president trump about impeachment? here's what he had to say at yesterday's easter egg roll. >> are you worried about impeachment, mr. president? >> not even a little bit. >> reporter: congress isn't back until next week. we'll see if there are no subpoenas on the way or more calls for impeachment. lauren, cheryl. cheryl: seems to be growing as we speak. griff jenkins, live in d.c

omar made history earlier this year when she and rashida tlaib of michigan became the first muslim women in congress. she is also the first member of congress to wear a hijab. omar, who was born in somalia and came to the united states as a refugee, has been at the center of numerous right-wing attacks since taking office. cocongressmember o omar recently said death threats against her have spiked in number since president trump tweeted a video juxtaposing her image with footage of the 9/11 attacks. in new york city, many y yemeni bodega owners are continuing to refuse to sellll "the new york post" after itit showed an image of the world trade center on fire with a headline attacking omar. the yemeni american merchants association said the cover provoked hatred and targeted people of the muslim faith. omar has also been accused of being antiti-semitic for criticizing the power of the israeli lobby in washington and questioning u.s.-israeli relations. despite the threats, omar has refused to be silent and has continued to speak out against racism, islamaphobia, right-wing violence, and an

the campaign arm of the house republicans, the republican congressional committee, link her and rashida tlaib other freshman muslim woman with a new candidate in michigan saying that they inspired this socialist candidate. and then you saw a blast from the rnc which seemed to have prompted brian kilmeade's comments on "fox and friends" linking the comments that she made in front of care -- suggesting she was down playing and those are the words the rnc used, down playing the terrorist attacks. you could see it many different levels. republicans seem to see omar as a new way of really tagging her with the entire democratic party with an eye toward 2020 and those elections then. >> but on the flip side, as you point out, she also puts democrats in a tough position. >> that is right. there are some actual substantive attacks that republicans are making, that, again, democrats were very uncomfortable with those remarks that she made, ironically suggesting that members of congress who support israel may not be -- may have dual loyalty and a lot of jewish democrats saw those as reminiscent of anti-

that that is why you are seeing progressives in the house, alexandria ocasio-cortez in new york, rashida tlaib another muslim woman have been pressuring speaker pelosi and other democrats in the house to actually put something on the house floor that would came out the president and his remarks. so there are friends of hers who are concerned, but again, this is the president typically hitting back at his opponents and using this to sort of inflame his own base. >> rachel, thank you for your time. >>> and beto o'rourke is also showing support for congresswoman omar. he tweeted we are stronger than this president and he hate trre. don't let divide us apart. leyla, what else is he saying? >> he continues to be critical of president trump. and in an interview that you will see soon, he calls him an arsonist on immigration and the influx of migrants that we've seen on our southern border. he is in south carolina today and he is continuing town halls in which he talks about a wide range of issues, that he even talked about israel and prime minister netanyahu publicly congratulating him at yesterday'

. >>> tonight, what we know about the new democratic strategy with congresswoman ra rashida tlaib.

later today, rashida tlaib's office told cnn fellow freshman ill has been omar and ayana presley will sign on to her impeachment resolution. most democrats, way more reluctant certainly to make a move with that kind of reality. so where are we headed and why? sean patrick maloney sits on house intel. it's good to see you. the best for easter. blessed rebirth and renewal for you and your family. >> thank you. and for those watching, it's a beautiful season of family and i hope everyone is enjoying it with the ones they love. >> and you know what, i think mr. barr released this report hoping it would get lost in the occasion, but i think it is the perfect occasion given what we focus on and they think about to examine what we have learned in this report. but now let's talk about the political realities. i don't understand where you guys are. oversight, we have to look, we're going to look, we want to get through the redacted material, fair point. then what? >> look, i'm not one of those people saying we can't form an opinion about this. i've got one. but there's not going to be one opin

he called a threat into air swalwell and rashida tlaib and they were racist according to documents.ave a case on him from february when he left harassing messages for nancy pelosi. calls for sarah sanders to resign or be fired after admitting she misled the president about why the president fired james comey and she admitted how the fbi rank and file felt about comey were not founded on anything. that is a quote from the mueller report. not specifically from her. and were, in her words, a slip of the tongue. here is what she told reporters on the day after comey was fired. >> the rank and file of the fbi had lost confidence in your director. >> what is your response to the rank and file agents that disagree with your contention that they lost faith in director comey. >> we've heard from countless members of the fbi that say very different things. >> and now post-mueller report here is what she's saying about the same remarks. >> i said the slip of tongue was in using the word countless. i'm sorry i wasn't a robot like the democrat party that went out for two and a half years and sta

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. >> others faulted the new york post, michigan democratic representative rashida tlaib said taking her words out of context was a racist act. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez was similarly appalled. >> we are getting to a level where this is an incitement of violence against progressive women of color. and if they can't figure out how to get it back to policy, we need to call it out for what it is, because this is not normal and this is not a normal level of political debate or rhetoric as wild as it can get, sometimes this is something beyond what is normal. >> the new york post didn't back off. instead, running a follow up editorial that doubled down saying omar and her supporters simply want to stifle debate by declaring any criticism of her to be out of bounds and democrats are playing along, either echoing the out of context excuse or just staying silent. it's even worse than their failed effort to condemn her remarks accusing american jews of duel loyalty, and political support for israel. the dodgers may play well on twitter, we expect most americans will remain appalled.

now, this was a resolution first proposed last month by congresswoman rashida tlaib, a freshman congresswomane only had two names on that list. herself and congressman al green. well, now we are learning today that two other freshman members, representative ilhan omar and an ayanna pressley intend to sign their names on to this resolution. and that follows congresswoman ocasio-cortez who said she intends to sign on in light of the mueller report. so significant here that you have growing numbers on this freshman member of congress' impeachment resolution. and of course, that follows 2020 candidate elizabeth warren, who tonight spoke out for the first time, saying that impeachment proceedings should start on capitol hill. of course, impeachment talks really irks democratic leaders up here on capitol hill. they have been very eager to squash impeachment talk. they say they want to keep focus on investigations. they want to keep focused on their legislative priorities, and focus on the upcoming midterm elections in 2020 elections, so certainly, this refreshed and renewed push for impeachment, no

congresswoman rashida tlaib, she was grilling bank executives about global warming, climate change.a serious risk to the financial system? >> if we don't have a plan, we'll not have a very good financial system. >> would you be willing to restrict, limit or change what your bank finances, what your bank finances if you're found out it is making the climate change worse in our country, in our world, would you change some of your behavior? >> we, we have already started that. we agree it is important. meantime the united states does need energy to eat, drive, get here, heat, ventilate hospitals. stuart: glad to see jamie dimon had somewhat modestly forceful response. what are they doing asking about climate change? >> this is a ersatz religion. comes with demonology. they thought they had a panel of demons they could bully on. stuart: is that what they were there for, just to get beaten up? >> i think so. be frank that is what a lot of congressional panels are for. stuart: i find it particularly dangerous, the congressional panel, house financial services committee which has a big rol