why doesn't rashida tlaib and lobar.i start with the next using to view, she wants to free all federal prisoners in 10 years. she was smirking, laughing. it was a pathetic moment. i am a democrat but very disappointed, the democratic party is literally committing suicide by following people like rashida tlaib, omar and the liberal das in different parts of the country who care more about the criminals, they care more about the criminals than you and me and the rest of society. this must stop. carley: it is so backwards and you see it when you look at the spike in the crime in new york city in cities across the country, completely understand your outrage. appreciate it. todd: 34 minutes after the hour, one year ago president biden declared america is back and ready to lead the world, afghanistan chaos and open borders have become headlines of his foreign-policy. is that what america needs? we are talking to corey mills next. plus. >> people i am standing next to. carley: did biden snub vice president harassing and? anothe

we seen a couple members of congress and the squad rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez pushingwer bail and empty prisons. meanwhile you mentioned what was happening in san francisco bay area where looters are running wild because of the city had sent a message that it would not prosecute property crimes up to $950. now they're stealing everything. these are all the result of policy that have been enacted in the last couple of years and were getting a hangover, really, really fast. gerry: it does look as though democrats seem to have abandoned many of the principles that we understand about protection of the citizen and the rights of individuals because of the progressive as byron describes it, progressive dominance in the last couple of years. as a democratic party getting this right? >> i think we were getting everything wrong is to connect an increase in crime to partisanship to blame democrats entirely for an increase in crime that is pandemic driven. let's keep in mind it's an increase in violent crime not property crime. i don't know where to begin to unpack all of these i

rashida tlaib is on tape. they want to empty the prisons. do you not -- do you not have twitter or facebook? do you not see the videos of these street rampages? these scenes out of like an apocalyptic book of eli denzel washington movie? this was supposed to be america. these are unfathomable scenes years ago. one more thing, sean. one more thing. do you ever notice how the left, aoc, the squad, and all these jokers they always talk about the about the situation we're n terms of how the criminals see it. oh my gosh, we got take care of people crossing the border illegally. oh my gosh the criminals in jail, they may have to post cash bail. we can't have that what about the people they mugged? what about the people having to finance 100 plus thousand people a month cross into the country illegally. what about them? nobody ever, ever on the left, sean, says hey, what about the tax paying law abiding hardworking moms and dads, do they matter? >> alicia: s are like double-barreled family friendly middle finger, they are like we don't give a damn

it fits in with what you've been hearing about and what rashida tlaib is trying to do.s reducing bail to a ridiculously low level. you get things like this atrocity in waukesha over the weekend. it fits in with this general approach that they don't believe in these fundamental citizens rights. they believe in social justice. it's alarming because it represented a real undermining of the basic constitutional rights this country was built on. >> trace: you talk about jerry nadler in your piece and i want read his tweet because it's somewhat baffling. he says "this heartbreaking verdict is a miscarriage of justice in such a dangerous precedent which justifies federal review by doj. justice cannot tolerate armed persons crossing straight lines looking for trouble while people engage in first amendment protected protests." he's not chairman of ways and means. he's chairman of the judiciary committee and he's talking about doj meddling in double jeopardy. >> it speaks to the level of ignorance that nadler brings to this and many other issues he comments on. it's another examp

i want to follow up on rashida tlaib.eral prisons in 10 years. this is what she had to say. roll it. >> release everybody. but did you see how many people mentally ill in prison right now? >> no the bill actually says release everyone. >> in 10 years. think about it. who are we releasing. >> there are like human traffickers. >> oh, i no. >> child section -- you mean you don't actually support that? you endorsed the bill? >> no. stuart: i don't know what she thinks she wants to empty federal prisons within 10 years. that to me, brian kilmeade is utter nonsense. >> think about this. this has been out there, her support and "the squad" support for this ridiculous idea to empty prisons in 10 years. jonathan swan of "axios" is only one to pin her down on it. she sun able to defend her stupid policies. i don't say stupid because she is stupid, this is so wrong i don't even know where to start. prisoners belong in prison. ones that are not, don't belong in prisons have lawyers assigned to them. that is the way our system works.

rashida tlaib doesn't care.n the end she refused to give swann a single example of any criminal no matter how violent or dangerous who remain behind bars, not one. what happened when f. we did this, if we actually emptied the prisons as democrats are demanding. >> we are getting a taste of the consequence now by watching what's happening in the san francisco bay area. here's what it looks like. ♪ ♪ >> [bleep] >> go on. >> tucker: there is nothinging equitable about that. it's theft. big picture is anarchy. it's violent chaos in the weak will always suffer the most.he why do we have civilization in the first place precaiaphasly to prevent scenes like that. you got to wonder why they are encouraging it tulsi gabbard is a former member of congress from the state of hawaii and happy to have her join us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so have you been particularly saying for a while this trend of rationalizing everything and has nothing to do with race is going to lead to a bad place. are you concerned that we

and i think that rashida tlaib did herself no favors in that interview and i don't know why anyone shouldinterviewed by jonathan swan unprepared. he is amazing at what he does, and he gets people clearly to talk about things that they did not intend to talk about on the bills are the policies that they support. there has to be a very serious conversation about who should get bail reform applied to them and what kind of offenders should not be going through that. absolutely with the appointment on the larger question with the fault of women, the 15 girls with the sex trafficking charge and getting her pregnant, that is something where the person out on bail is not enough for them. and a $2 million bail, i'm not saying that's kyle rittenhouse should not have a high bail, i'm saying the disparity is something for us to take note of. i don't think the media will pigeonholed us, this was something following along on social media and watching the live coverage people are taking very seriously this weekend. >> jesse: if you have not seen it today, not a lot yesterday. at cnn or msnbc home page,

brooks jr. >> there is no way he should have ever been out on the street. >> meanwhile rashida tlaib federal prisons. >> release everyone. what i'm trying to say. >> within 10 years. >> what did you make of the president of the united states calling you a white supremacist. >> actually malice. he damaged my character for him to say something like that. >> serious new

if you want, like rashida tlaib, the federal prisons to be empty had ten years, that's what you want. in a decade nobody in federal prison. ask yourself who does that include? the oklahoma city bomber? the you know bomber? dylann roof, who killed nine black christians in south carolina, that's who is in prison. that's what you want to run on? then the voters need to know that when you hear progressive prosecutor that just means a public defender. at the public defender running for a prosecutors job. you are right to be disappointed, just don't be surprised. >> kayleigh: emily come i believe you have new video. >> emily: our team has received the very moment darrell brooks has been apprehended caught on a ring doorbell camera. now this was the situation, he told the homeowner he needed to use his phone to call for a ride. daniela reiter come of the homeowner, was watching football when darrell brooks came to the door asking to use his phone. brooks claimed he was homeless and rider good samaritan made him a so much and let them use the phone. he was unaware of the mass casualty horrifi

here is rashida tlaib on axios on hbo over the weekend.onathan swan was asking her about the breathe act. which part of the idea behind it is to let everybody in federal prisons go within 10 years. think about that. everybody in federal prison out. here she is being essentially asked are you sure that's a good idea, jonathan swan. >> have you wrestled with any potential downsides of releasing into society every single person who is currently in a federal prison. >> yeah, again, i think that everyone is like oh my god we are going to release everybody. that's not what i'm -- do you see how many people that are mentally ill that are in prison right now? so we're going to keep. >> release everyone. >> in 10 years. think about it. who. >> there are like human traffickers. >> oh, i know. i mean. >> do you mean that you don't actually support that? >> no. >> you endorsed the bill. >> no. look at the phonings that are mentally ill that have substance abuse problems. why aren't you asking me about them. you are asking me about human and trafficker

guy, what do you make of this, rashida tlaib's answer about the legislation. s time. >> boy, that answer if you can call it an answer from congresswoman tlaib was eyebrow raising. i'm not sure she had really thought through the legislation that her name son that she has co-sponsored and even under just cursory questioning about basic things like hey, you really want to empty the prisons in 10 years? she is like well, maybe, i don't know about. it was a weak performance, i think, to put it kindly. as for this new push on bail reform from aoc and that press release that just came out. i mean, read the room a little bit. this is not great timing for that given what happened in waukesha apparently. criminal justice reform but not being soft on crime and letting dangerous people walk the streets and that can have really tragic consequences if we just seen. >> bret: yeah, i want to turn now to the decision on pine to release the oil from the strategic petroleum reserve bill. take a listen to the energy secretary. a little q and a that also raised eyebrows today. >> t

i want to play part of a shocking interview with congresswoman rashida tlaib on prison reform. >> itposes emptying federal detention facilities within 10 years. with what extent do you release with the down side of releasing every person in a federal prison? >> everyone is like high my god, we will release everybody. did you see how many people are mentally ill in prison -- >> laura: this is bringing about the destruction of america and safety in the streets. >> remember, if you are not releasing prinkers from jail, you are letting in a million and 400,000 illegal immigrants with no record of their covid or criminal backgrounds. you have a whole system where build back better bill creates america as a sanctuary country giving people excuses to stay here no matter what crime they commits. my personal view is if we took 20% of the people crossing the border, put them in nantucket and took everybody out of federal prison under tlaib's model and put them in similar places across the country, as long as you are a part of the billionaire-pro-democrat class, you will have next door neighbor

. >> i to play part of a shocking interview congresswoman rashida tlaib on what she called prison reformoposes emptying federal detention facilities within 10 years. to what extent have you wrestled with any downside of policing into society, anyone in federal prison? >> everyone says we are going to release everybody, that is not -- people who are mentally ill who are in prison right now. laura: it is becoming a little joke, we have the casual little laugh. this is just bringing about the utter destruction of america, certainly safety in the streets. >> if you are not releasing prisoners from jail you are letting in 1,400,000 illegal immigrants with no record of their covid and no record of their, background, you have a whole system where the build back america better bill creates america as a sanctuary country giving people all sorts of excuses to stay here no matter what crimes they commit, and my personal view is if we took 20% of people crossing the border, put them in nantucket and took everybody coming out of federal prison under this model and put them in similar places around th

watch jonathan swan of axios try to get congresswoman rashida tlaib of michigan to explain what wouldif we closed all federal prisons in this country as she is demanding. >> wrestled with any potential downsides of releasing into society every single person who is currently in a federal prison? >> yeah, again, i think that everyone is like oh my god we are going to release everybody. that's not what i'm yeah, but did you see how many people are mentally ill that are in prison right now. >> yeah but the act you endorsed actually says release everyone in 10 years. >> in 10 years, think about it who are we releasing. >> there are like human traffickers. >> i know. >> do you mean you don't actually support that? >> no. >> you endorsed the bill. >> i endorse the breathe act. >> your proposal is so sweeping. >> oh, oh, yeah. >> it does release everyone. >> within 10 years and actually there is a process of looking at how can we get away from mass incarceration. >> sure. >> and move towards care first. >> tucker: unbothered. human traffickers? yeah. in the end she refused toe give swann a si

congresswoman rashida tlaib is pressed over her support for the green ask which would empty federal prisons in 10 years. >> everyone is like release everybody. did you see how many people are mentally ill that are in prison right now? >> the congresswoman went on to admit some people legitimately belong behind bars. >> mentally ill people on the streets. turning to fox news interview with kyle rittenhouse, the team responding to claims he is a white supremacist as alleged by president biden during the campaign. >> it is malice to say something like that. mister president, if i could say one thing to i would urge you to go back and watch the trial and understand the facts before you make a statement. >> it is widely speculated rittenhouse will file defamation lawsuits against those who he feels later his name. >> much of the coverage at the beginning was wrong, the trial proved to that. jill scarborough saying my client shotgun 60 times, that is wrong. when i hear a guest coast say he took 4 hours to go to a right with his ar, that is wrong. >> rittenhouse is opening up about his future plan

and rashida tlaib voted against that measure as part of the from the police agenda. 41 after the houre in the kyle rittenhouse trial admonishing msnbc after a reporter, trying to photograph jurors in the case. >> i instructed the one from msnbc knows will be permitted in this building for the duration of this trial. this is a very serious matter, someone who is following the jury bus, that is a very extremely serious matter. >> the author of privilege to victims joins us to react, ms nbc said the freelancer never contacted are intended to contact the jurors during the liberation and never photographed are intended to photograph them, whether that is true or not this guy got arrested for running a red light because he was trailing the bus with members of the jury in it and the judge is fed up saying msnbc not allowed in the courtroom anymore. what is your reaction to the situation? >> the judge made the right choice because i'm shocked anyone following this jury bus not only because we are in jury deliberations but from the beginning, potential jurors, there's at least one here, at lea

you heard rashida tlaib talk about it.re violent mentally ill person, you need to be locked up. i don't care where it is. that's a ruse. >> jessica: think we can agree the system needs reform. i think of the person at rikers island for three years. >> dana: it's a different conversation. >> dagen: the population at rikers island is the lowest in decades. >> greg: new york hotels. >> jessica: i don't think that's true. up next, president biden taking heat after jetting off to a billionaires lavish estate while americans face the most expensive thanksgiving in history. ♪ ♪ >> dana: americans rest easy. president biden thinks giving is going to be luxurious. spending the holiday with his family at this $30 million home on nantucket which some say looks widely out of touch to the problems of everyday americans are facing this thanksgiving. >> what message does it sent to middle-class americans that president biden says he's trying to help who are struggling this week to cover the cost of the most expensive thanksgiving ever th

rashida tlaib an interviewed that aired monday. >> everyone is oh my god we'll release everybody. did you see how many people are mentally ill that are in prison right now? >> you want to release everyone >> in 10 years. think about it. >> human traffickers. >> i know. >> do you mean you don't actually support that? your proposal is so sweeping. it does release everyone. what i'm trying to say. >> within 10 years and there is a process of looking how we can get away from less incarceration and move towards care. >> i love it, pete. he says these are human traffickers, oh, i know. i know. now, this is from alexandria ocasio-cortez when prosecutors seek excessive cash bail it is -- now you have this case where mr. chisholm, the d.a. says it was an inappropriately low bail that was set. >> he is the one that said it and set the precedent and said excessively high for first time offenders. i don't know, how about a dozen offenses or multiple violent offenses back-to-back to back? almost like he wanted to be arrested that's how aggressively he flaunted the law. in tlaib's case she want

meanwhile, a few days ago, squad member rashida tlaib bragging she only wears a mask when g.o.p.ckers are present. that's the only reason she wears it, take a look. >> thank you so much for coming on again. >> [indiscernible]. not you! >> i thought you were like [indiscernible]. >> sean: this kind of mask hypocrisy has been going on for months. remember when nancy pelosi -- member when she got her mask free haircut at the closed down salon at the peak of covid? they opened just for her. or gavin newsom attending a large dinner party at a restaurant, no masks, no social distancing when many restaurants in california, they were closed for indoor dining, many going completely belly up, bankrupt. what about lori lightweight in chicago attending a packed arena in chicago completely massless for a wnba game? and thousands of other fans there as well. the very same democrats, they think the rules don't apply to them. the other ones though busy to trying to force all of you to get vaccinated. in chicago up at half the city's police force may soon be forced to go on leave or retire if the

most recently congresswoman rashida tlaib.ol hill? we have got a number of things as we talked to chad pergram happening up there with the funding of the government, the debt ceiling and most importantly chuck schumer says he wants to get out build back better out of the senate by christmas. seems like a long shot. where do you see it? >> yeah, there's a lot of cards that are about to collide. and i don't -- you know, make prognostications about this stuff but it's very, very complicated you still have problems with joe march and kyrsten sinema. next year is an election year in which democrats, many of them that i talk, to believe they are staring down something close to electoral apocalypse and that obviously complicates what they're trying to do on the hill as an extra layer of complication to it. >> bret: yeah, you have got senator joe manchin, ben, northbound one, he thinks that there should be ten year policies not three year if you are going to put them. you have to fund them for the full 10 years and not hide the ball i

. >> you have >> you have ilhan omar and rashida tlaib. >> what goes through your mind, congressman,f representatives black hearted? >> well, just speaks to how -- but it's really incumbent upon leaders in congress to try to set a better tone and tenor. there used to be a time when members would debate policies and ideas, and not lob insults at each other or smears, as in the case of lauren boebert on representative omar. i mean, the lack of the maintenance of standards is a serious issue. you know, kevin mccarthy did the right thing with steve king a few years ago because of king's incendiary -- racially incendiary comments but i think it's now important for kevin mccarthy to stand up, and deal with these issues internally. you know, i was chairman of the ethics committee, wolf. i didn't volunteer for the job. nobody likes to solve as head of internal affairs for the police department for congress. that's not why you run but it's a job that somebody has to do. i mean, members -- some members have to be taught, you know, how to engage civilly in a debate with their colleagues and whe

congressmembers alexandria ocasio-cortez, ayanna pressley, rashida tlaib, jamaal bowman, cori bush, andilhan omar said in a joint statement -- "passing the infrastructure bill without passing the build back better act first, risks leaving behind child care, paid leave, healthcare, climate action, housing, education, and a roadmap to citizenship." pramila jayapal, chair of the congressional progressive caucus expressed confidence both bills will eventually pass. >> we will pass the bills come the build back at her. let me say when we do, it will be a phenomenal achievement for our country to say we're not leaving anybody behind. this vote tonight is the beginning of the delivering of that promise. it is codifying that promise that our colleagues have made to us tonight. amy: meanwhile, as conservative lawmakers have worked to slash climate provisions in the build back better act, a new report finds at least 28 u.s. senators collectively hold up to $12.6 million in fossil fuel investments. a federal appeals court on saturday temporarily blocked president biden's covid vaccine mandate for

bowman and alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib of michigan. were they wrong to vote no?i don't want you to think that i'm trying to assume any questions. i will say this, this is what compromising looks like. i have people that i encounter quite regularly who tell me that we need to compromise. well, compromise is give and take. compromise is having some people who don't see things the way i see them and i think that moving in the right direction, i think we will get this done. just remember this. the voting rights act of 1965 took six months to passed and that was after bloody sunday. that was after john lewis was on the bridge and beaten. the fair housing act, it took 2 years to pass and that was after the death of dr. more tin luther king. the affordable care act took nine months to pass and this bill has only been filed 41 days. it may take us a little longer than i would like but we will get it passed and it will do a lot of good. mike: so on the social spending a page, you have 13 republicans to vote with you guys on infrastructure. it seems unlikely that they woul

elizabeth: democrat rashida tlaib supporting new legislation to free everyone from prison.ven human trafficker? she dismissed that. aoc doubling down on bail reform. >>> still to come, smash-and-grab looting for the third straight day in california but lammed warning that politicians downgrading shoplifting will lead to more at-home robberies and street hold ups. the word is out among criminals there, there are little to no consequences for that are crimes. up next, congressman kevin brady of texas. do the white house and democrats risk bringing back the obama era of irs targeting conservatives. they ought to hire 80,000 new agents. who are they to go after with biden's spending plans? the story is next. then i found . [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers ever

gentjamall bowman, corey bush, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, and rashida tlaib. those are members that really stuck to their guns. so, here is what's actually included in this infrastructure package. $110 billion for roads and bridges, $65 billion for broadband, $39 billion for public transit and billions more in infrastructure investments. progressive chair pramila jayapal, listen to what the congresswoman had to say during the time of the vote. >> we feel really proud of what we were able to get and how far we've come in just four weeks because we held the line over and over again. we also made the determination that the country needs to continue to move forward. so, we feel like we got the best of all worlds. we got a commitment on this vote, which -- and every single one of those individuals looked us in the eyes and said, they are voting for it. and so, you know, look, we got -- we've got to move things forward. i'll just say that i think i have stayed positive about everyone along the way, but i think anyone watching this fight understands progressives hav

you have aoc, rashida tlaib and cori bush. you wonder what their reasoning for their vote was?ho knows. but the fact is they can vote against cops because they don't need to worry about security, they have their own armed detail and laugh in the face of danger, like these guys. ♪ ♪ >> greg: so that's where those little fellas went. i turned my back for one moment and they slip right out. the door. matt, okay, are we supposed to be -- are we supposed to be thankful to joe biden for trying to solve the problem that he started by not saying anything during the riots last year, sitting on his hands, and now -- oh, finally. >> we shouldn't be thanking him. all they are doing is replacing the funding that they're going to fire officers for these vaccine mandates. if to some extent it's a net zero i think at the end of the day, if they really follow through with getting rid of all the law enforcement that are unwilling to take his vaccine but you know, i have such a high amount of respect and admiration for the men and women of law-enforcement, for first responders. they do the hard w

you think it happening, just when you hear either something like this or you know, hey, we had rashida tlaibl prisons the next 10 years, how much damage is being done? because we all have to believe in the system to a certain degree, don't we? >> we're a country of laws, not men. these politicians who are out there spewing their hatred and disregard for our laws and for our liberties is just absolutely outrageous. will they be held accountable? no. what they are doing is whipping up the mob, charles, no matter what this out come is, we'll see what happens today. i have no idea. i hope people will not be out there rioting. people are primed, mad about any and everything. i'm talking about the mob. so we have people going out in the streets taking matters into their own hands where in fact they should be looking at the evidence and let the juries decide because each instance is an individual situation and circumstance. charles: just 30 seconds though, another small piece of this though that i think is just as important, you have someone out on bail for $1000 with a track record longer than my

maxine waters, rashida tlaib and ilhan omar basically with no committee assignments. >> i don't knowabout me, i'm a big "real housewives" fan, i love bravo and the most dangerous villains, the most dangerous women are the ones hon have no shame. they can't be embarrassed. they get to the reunion and it's not like they watched the season and said oh god, i looked terrible. they are incapable of shame. there's no line they won't cross. and they have nothing to lose. well, that's the republicans in congress now. incapable of shame. no line they will not cross. and they know they have nothing to lose because kevin mccarthy is not going to punish them for doing something terrible. in fact, they may be rewarded. >> that is a perfect segue to the next question i want to ask. when you look at what happened to paul gosar getting atta boys and retweeting. and then you have steve bannon turning what should be a very shameful event into a circus by -- >> there's no shame. there's no shame. >> criminal contempt and he's like -- >> but there was i atime if you were a candidate and you got caught p

>> good morning jonathan, happy monday, we are looking at rashida tlaib and told colleagues these fearful the house passed on friday. now it faces an uncertain future in the senate. chuck schumer says he hopes they'll pass that bill by the end of the year. rashida was telling my colleague that she's still very worried about the moderate senators and where they are being guided from outside interests. she called them corporate democrats and she's worried they'll be led by corporate interests and not the interests of democrats in american overall. we'll see some of these messaging from progressive members in the coming weeks and as some thing in the package that stands now in the house may not last when it comes down to the senate. i think this is going to be a massive issue the next few weeks, of course among the senate and other entities. >> let's switch gears here, the u.s. documenting in a real middle of a supply crisis as we head into the holiday season a couple of days away. how may the shortage of everything end? >> well, it's not going to end before christmas unfortunately, i think.

rashida tlaib and her are vulnerable. but she also wears the hijab so she is very visible.ebert said, basically calling her a suicide bomber, it puts her at risk. it's crazy that there's no sanction for putting a fellow member at risk, at physical risk. >> republicans only -- remind again just two weeks ago two out of 200 plus voted to condemn paul gosar for his fantasy snuff video where he's literally killing aoc in it. the idea of going against omar, she's black, she's an immigrant, she's muslim, and a woman, all the things that gop men hate and some of the women like boebert want to put down. that story she told was fabricated because she knew her base would love her telling jokes at the expense of a black female muslim immigrant. she's not an outlier, she is mainstream gop. and kevin mccarthy will do nothing, the guy's spineless. they put a microphone over the bucket so he can speak because he's a spineless creature. so he'll sell his soul to hopefully be speaker of the house. i hope democrats make this in 2022 do you want white nationalism bigotry, cruelty, and violenc

posing with a big gun next to pictures of democrats ilhan omar and alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib, captioning squad's worst nightmare. this iconography, the conserve tb politician with the big gun, that's everywhere. i mean, you can pull up primary republican ads at random right now, and the flirtation with the endorsements of political violence is increasingly main stream among conservative republicans. and it's not good. and my thinking about that, aside from common sense, is informed by a book i read about the period leading up to the civil war by historian joann freeman, and it's an incredible book, and she documents this period, called the field of blood. in it, painstakingly, it took her about ten years to write it, she tracks how often debates in congress about slavery became heated and then passed heat on how often there were threats, explicit threats of duels and violence and even actual violence. the most famous, of course, the caning of senator charles summoner in 1856, after he criticized slave holders. but even before that caning, and amidst that time, the specter of

who split, jamal bowman of new york, cori bush of missouri, aoc of new york, ilhan ome mar and rashida tlaibf michigan. the house chair pramila jayapal of washington state voted in favor of the infrastructure bill. the margin of victory was supplied by 13 republicans who broke ranks with the gop and i want to flame them. done bacon of nebraska. brian fitz pab rick of pennsylvania. anthony gonzalez of high, john katko of new york, adam kinzinger and david mckinley of west virginia, tom reed of new york, crist smith of new jersey, fred upton of michigan, jeff vand rue of new jersey and don young of alaska. without them, this wouldn't have passed. they voted just as 19 republicans including mitch mcconnell had supported the bill in the senate. the late night wrangling gave a hollywood ending to a tumultuous week to the president. an em bears ago loss in an election. when unexpectedly 531,000 jobs were odded last month and unemployment fell to 4.6%. and finally a deal on infrastructure as a result the nation will receive a significant investment in its infrastructure just take a look at some of

. >> and on the democratic side, congresswoman rashida tlaib tweeting our justice system is broken, itite supremacy. julian castro tweeting you know damn well that if kyle rittenhouse were black, he would have been found guilty in a heartbeat or shot dead by cops on the scene. so, everybody doing exactly what, you know, you'd expect sadly. outfront now, michael smerconish, most host of cnn's su smerconish. so, michael, look, people are emotional. i understand this. but it's disturbing to see this as a political-rallying cry and that is certainly what it -- it seems to be. >> the case was really not about race. it was not about politics. to a certain extent, it was not about guns. the case really involved -- if you remember, it was abraham who with an 8 millimeter projector captured what happened when kennedy was assassinated at the plaza. you had this film, look at it sequentially, break it down in sequence decide whether he was justified in using deadly force at each step of the way. that's what the case was about. but, erin, the -- the minute that political figures weigh in on one si

proof that inflation is out of control. [ laughter ] in a new interview, michigan congresswoman rashida tlaibd to democratic senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema as, quote, corporate democrats they're offended but just about the democrat part. [ laughter ] president biden is set to speak tomorrow about his administration's efforts to combat rising costs. so make sure to catch the speech tomorrow for just $69.95 on pay per view [ laughter ] the fbi reportedly searched the site of a former landfill in new jersey last month looking for the body of union leader jimmy hoffa. so far no hoffa. three jimmys -- [ laughter ] but no hoffa according to a new report, u.s. domestic air travel has almost completely recovered from the pandemic not yet recovered, flight attendants [ audience oohs after kyle rittenhouse was found not guilty, republican congressmen madison cawthorn, matt gaetz and paul gosar each offered rittenhouse an internship, which is great it's not jail time but it would be nice if he got some kind of punishment. [ laughter ] the clothing brand old navy on friday launched a virtual san

ahead reporter: couple of days ago, president biden was in michigan and thinking congresswoman rashida tlaib. now she is supporting legislation that would release all federal prisoners within ten years. would the president ever support that? sec. psaki: the president entered using michigan and visiting congresswoman to tlaib's district. but let me be clear, the president does not support abollishing prisons and does not support defunding the police. he thinks measures like that will make us less safe. what he does support is effective and accountable community policing and investment in public health, education, the environment, housing, community-based programs. but he knows there are steps, and he believed there are steps to make our neighborhood safer, but that is not one of them. reporter: will the president ever apologized to the acquitted kenosha shooter kyle rittenhouse by suggesting online and on tv that he is a white supremacist? sec. psaki: let's be clear what we're talking about here. this is about a campaign video used last year that used president trump's own words during a deba

i'm talking about michigan's rashida tlaib her state is going to get $10 billion so kids in michigan can get clean drinking water. are constituents in all of these states going to say i'm down with that. i'm glad that you voted against it because you want more? >> yeah, we really have two very mathematically distinguishable in this situation. >> you just said a lot of very long s-a-t words and i'm going to need you to break it down. >> these 13 republicans are in swing districts and face a competitive electorate, and the six no votes on the democratic side are all in d plus like 30 districts. so you know, ultimately for them the politics are primary politics, right? and that's who they have to please as a pure democratic electorate. i also think if it had been critical, maybe, you know, they had not voted against it, but i think claire's broader point is the important point, right? that what the house caucus, you know, is throwing down the gauntlet. the way the senate's being run is contingent on mitch mcconnell being the leader of it. once that changes and that could well change if

progressive congresswoman rashida tlaib being asked about her plan.i think that everyone's like, oh, my god, just release everybody? >> that's -- >> yeah. but do you see how many people who are mentally ill who are in prisonsome. >> yeah, but you're saying release everyone. >> yeah. >> and what i'm trying to say -- >> within ten years. and there's a process of looking at how can we get away from mass incarceration and move toward care -- edward: what are your thoughts on that, getting away from mass incarceration? >> well, i think her idea is a terrible one. look, the fact is if you closed all the federal prisons, i'm not quite sure where we're going to put individuals who are currently in prison for a good reason; namely, they're either paying the penalty for the crime they committed or they pose a clear and present danger to society. it's all well and good to sea let's to close all the prisons, but what are you going to do with these dangerous people? are you going to put them in overcrowded state facilities? let them loose on the streets of our com

on the day before waukesha took place, we had the jonathan swan interview with representative rashida tlaib of michigan and calls to empty out all federal prisons within ten years. everyone who is incarcerated will be gone. i live here in austin, texas. we have a city councilman who wanted to defund the police who is now running for congress. so democrats have got a lot of people in their party who are part of this extreme movement that says we need to make it easy for people to get bail even if they are violent criminals like the individual in wisconsin and we need to defund the police like we've done here in austin, cut police funding or in portland where they attempted to abolish the police department and every democrat is going to be forced to be held to account for these so normal democrat is going to say i'm not with those people over there but they have to explain that the voters to avoid getting swept out of office because they get taken as part of the general problem. >> griff: do you think there's a lesson, new york mayor eric adams ran on a pro-policing platform and perhaps other

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeting about new york city excessive bail and you've got rashida tlaibe squad basically saying close federal prisons and let people out. it's almost like they don't even care that soft on crime leads to the destruction that we are seeing, gianno? gianno: yeah. a couple of things. i will answer your question real quick and respond to kevin. i think bail reform was absolutely needed for reasons of petty crime especially. you jump a train in the city of new york you get arrested, sometimes you're in jail for months awaiting trial or whatever the case may be. this happened across major cities for very, very petty crimes and in that situation i think absolutely bail reform is needed. if it's a misdemeanor depending on what it is. sure, those things are necessary but in a lot of case what is we have seen is not been petty crime. it's been crime that has put the lives of individuals in steady danger and the fact that they know someone will get out of jail quickly would make them not even want to testify i would imagine, their lives are still in danger. those th

she's been calling rashida tlaib part of the jihad squad. we're muslims. they have no policies but make people hate the other and they make some happiness in their base and this is a sad state of where the gop is. >> sophia, as someone who is a member of the republican party, is dean right? this has been a foundational thing for the republican party for a long time. the brand of islamophobia as exhibited by lauren boebert. >> jonathan, as the one person on this panel who use today identify as a jack kent republican. those days are over. lauren boebert has me concerned. for me as a black woman it's something a little bit deeper. it's the way i see our white sisters talking to sisters of color, particularly in the house of representatives. it's a demeaning way. to say she is a jihadist. that's your colleague. i think kevin mccarthy continues to be a spineless -- i don't have words how disgusted i am. he's make a deal with the devil. i think we're going to a dark place because i think the republicans are going to win big in 2022 actually. they were very succe

i mean, this is this new -- carley: rashida tlaib wants bail banned.he was advocating for. and the problem is if rich people are going to buy their way out of trouble the, it's not going to be at the bail parking lot, it's going to be before that happens. we saw the family in south carolina. all the craziness that surrounded them, if people are going to be corrupt, they're going to do it smartly. carley: i just can't believe the milwaukee county district attorney, he released that statement in 2007 saying are are my policies ring going to get someone killed? yes. that is the most disqualifying statement of all time. and look at what happened. and then he has the audacity to, after this waukesha attack the, say, oh, we need to look into why this guy was out. how about you relook at what you said in 2007? that's all the investigation you need. you called it. you knew this was going to happen and were okay with it. lawrence: this is what we call being married to ideology. no matter the consequences of ideologying, because they say they believe it, they'll

congresswoman rashida tlaib and ayana pressly tweeting about other wins.igned for lieutenant governor sears. tell us about her. >> well, she's as solid as anybody i know. she's a marine, she's a mother. she's a wife. she understands politics. she served in the legislature before. she's very powerful. you know, and she does not see herself as a victim. this is america. if you can't make it here, you can't make it anywhere and i too -- i'm surprised that there hasn't been more of congratulatory type of offering from her, either from the naacp, are they going to recognize her for her achievement. the liberal news networks, why aren't they highlighting, wait a minute, here is someone -- i don't know if there are any other black lieutenant governors, i certainly don't know any democrat black lieutenant governors. it's not about her color. that's what they try do is to divide us. this young lady is lieutenant governor of virginia, those mama bears and papa bears spoke out against critical race theory and all those other things that's dividing their community and

several democrats known as the squad, congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib bridges, other transformational projects. $89.9 million for public transit 66 billion for rail rayways, 65 for clean energy transmission. another 65 to expand access to high speed internet. 50 billion to protect against droughts, floods and wildfires. the president out with a statement at 1:00 this morning just hours ago, quote: i'm also so proud that a rule was voted on to allow for passage of my build back better act in the house of representatives the week of november 15th. the build back better act will be a once in a generation investment in our people. members of congress did vote on a rule that allows for passage of build back better that social spending bill which costs even more that focuses on the climate. but things, of course, can change in the next nine days. this is washington. it's not done until it's signed, sealed and delivered. the question will build back better make it to the president's desk? of course, the margins are razor thin in both chambers. the white house