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reagan for that. that's a commonplace problem, unfortunately. john: ron in arlington, virginia. caller: good morning. it's great to talk to you today. i do think you are exaggerating on the covid-19. the former president was the executive at that time and i pick we should keep that in mind. my question goes to the america first movement in the 30's when nazi-ism was spreading throughout germany. they issued radios to every citizen and i do believe our cable media, fox and msnbc and cnn are entertainment channels. what's the impact of their misinformation and why wouldn't we defend the country against all enemies foreign and domestic? why would we not want to do that? steven: we certainly do want to do that. one problem is and the first part of your question put your finger on it -- we disagree on who our enemies are. we are making enemies of the other side too. in simple terms. i would say this about the parallels with the 30's and now -- people comment on this a lot -- you now get to pick the information you like. if you are on the left, you watch msnbc, if you are on the right

maybe somebody like ron desantis, hopefully, may be a step away from trump. ronald reagannot walking through that door. host: we will have gavel-to-gavel ce of that select committee hearing at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now and on c-span.org. i want to get to some more callers, but i had to bring up marjorie taylor greene, who represents the other end of the spectrum. what do you see as her role in congress? guest: i think she will be influential. in the old days, when seniority mattered and chairmanship committees mattered, and speakers of the house -- she would not have gotten elected, number one, but even if she had been elected, she would have been very lonely and weak. now she is one of the most important. she is the face of the republican party in the new year, and part of the reason for that is, she is an important endorser of kevin mccarthy. if he become speaker, he will not owe a lot to her. i think she is one of the top republicans in the country, effectively. host: on the republican line, paul in texas. caller: yes. the border is wide open. that will be

maybe somebody like ron desantis, hopefully, may be a step away from trump. ronald reagannot walking through that door. host: we will have select committee hearing at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now and on c-span.org. i want to get to some more callers, but i had to bring up marjorie taylor greene, who represents the other end of the spectrum. what do you see as her role in congress? guest: i think she will be influential. in the old days, when seniority mattered and chairmanship committees mattered, and speakers of the house -- she would not have gotten elected, number one, but even if she had been elected, she would have been very lonely and weak. now she is one of the most important. she is the face of the republican party in the new year, and part of the reason for that is, she is an important endorser of kevin mccarthy. if he become speaker, he will not owe a lot to her. i think she is one of the top republicans in the country, effectively. host: on the republican line, paul in texas. caller: yes. the border is wide open. that will be all democratic birds. tha