roy: yes. mr. raskin: yes. mr. roy: you have monroe, smith. democrats are going my ancestors and keep your own seat. it's not about the table. elections are being stolen in harris county. get ready to lose the state. my community is suffering and they cheated in the last election. he witnessed $22,000 in pay and ballot harvesters were soliciting thursdaying home. and the fact of the matter is there is fraud in electrics. the fact is the legislature is putting a good faith effort to reform our laws in the state of texas and texas democrats fled texas to washington and asking washington to step over the interests of the voters of texas. mr. raskin: i now will recognize ms. norton for her five minutes of questioning. ms. norton: i appreciate the words about bob moses. i have worked with him in mississippi and much appreciate you remembering him. my question goes to -- and i would like to put up a slide, according to records obtained by the local houston press outlet khou-11, the texas attorney germ received 197 complaints of voter fraud from 2015

roy: would the gentleman yield? would it surprise the gentleman to learn i share your concern about the state of the united states military given the politically correct nature of the current leadership. i just met with a bunch of parents of individual iefs nominated to go to the academy. the parents are beside themselves. they're saying, can you stop this? it's going to endanger my kids who are going to serve their country in the academies, because they hear the facts. they see the special forces hired a chief diversity officer, that the a space force guardian was fired for say, quote, that diversity, inclusion and is rooted in critical race theory which is rooted in marks. i and was fired. it's not just embarrassing, it's making us week. when bay-inning is running concentration camps, this is the reality of what we're doing to our military, where we're running ads talking about lgbtq issues in-- instead of recruiting warriors to defend the united states of america. i yield to the gentleman. mr. lamalfa: it's a pre

roy joined talk with chapter bit? talk about some of things you discussed. >> reach into my final panelist and all the viewers, i want to start my thinking for this event. my editors well to give me the opportunity to be involved in this book as well as a publisher and other contributors. before i came involved with this book i was aware to pursue a political interest. i cited two examples, not all of them used as a case of ping-pong diplomacy between the u.s. and china in the 1970s. another instance not so much of diplomacy, had to do with the use of dismantle their apartheid system. that is of the apartheid boycott on the use of port to protect. the extent it contributed, the jury is still out. it has to do with the u.s. boycott of the olympic games in 1980. with the russian and soviet union at the time with afghanistan. the 1984 the soviet union boycott of the olympic games in l.a. in response to the us government invasion of grenada. before certain this book i was well aware of how the nation fits receive their re

roy has a more conservative voting record. that's who chip roy is. standard conservative republican who is adapting himself to trump world. he is a cancer survivor, who tweeted in december. my dad survived polio. i don't know whether he has been vaccinated or not. it would be logical to conclude he has gotten the vaccine. i hope he has. we did reach out to his office to ask. we got no response. he told other reporters it's none of their business. as congressman roy is tweeting the image, come inject it -- there's a lot going on there. it's important to note, there's a very big divergence happening in this country right now, day by day by day, two paths diverging between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. over 67% of adults in the country have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine. we hit a wall. the wall is not about supply. we had a wall -- supply wall in january and february and march. we have more supply than almost anywhere in the world. the wall is not really due to logistics. you can get a vaccine just about anywhere in the country. the rea

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roy: i thank the speaker. i've been listening to my friend from texas, the gentleman from new york, and other speakers, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. and i can't help but observe the reality of the shelby county decision as it was offered by the united states supreme court's majority. authored by chief justice roberts. now, what my colleagues on the other side of the aisle failed to mention is the fact that the voting rights act remains intact, the voting rights act remains fully in effect, its purpose, to ensure and preserve the ability of americans to vote, remains fully the law of the land. the only question or the core question before the court back in 2012 or 2013, i could argue 2012 -- it was argued in 2012, decided in 2013, i think, was whether section a -- section 5, the specific preclearance provision was in fact constitutional. now, the fact of the matter is when this is re-authorized back in, i think, 2006, it was re-authorized based on a 50-year-old coverage formula. now, my friend

chip roy got soundly drugged after he endorsed a fanatic. despite the fact that roy has a conservative voting right. fairly conservative rushed to serve -- chip roy is also a cancer survivor would've been -- i would be glad to come to conclude he got the vaccine, i'd be happy to say he. has who we got no response when asked. he told other reporters none of their business. this come injected image, it's important to know there is a very big divergence happening in this country right now. day-by-day. to pass divergent between union vaccinated unvaccinated. over 67% of adults have gotten one dose of the vaccine. we've had a wall. the wall is not about supply, nor have we had a supply wall back in january, from the, marge. we have more supply than almost anywhere in the world. the wall is not due to logistics. you can't get a vaccine just about anywhere in the country. the reality is, there is a big chunk of the country that doesn't want to take the vaccine, or at least has not gotten around to it. not gotten around to, it we can work on that. w

roy, i want to start with you. let's start with the remarks from the president just hours ago encouraging vaccinations for americans, requiring them for federal employees and co asking states and cities to offer $100 vaccine incentives. from a public health perspective, is all of this going to put us on the path to having a such number of americans vaccinated? >> yeah, good to see you, alicia. and yes. i really applaud president biden's remarks. you know, implementing the full power of a u.s. federal government to maximize vaccinations. this is what we need to do. i mean, the power of the united states, just as a simple example of the olympics, and how well this country is doing at the olympics. i use that as an example because it doesn't happen by accident. it requires preparation to achieve, to -- for a public health good that's in the interest, in the health interest and safety of everyone, you need the backing of the u.s. government. from federal agencies, you heard about the v.a., veterans administration a few

also in that crowd was congressman chip roy of texas. he's a republican. he came to the house floor wednesday protesting the reimposition of mask wearing in the house chamber. here's what he had to say. mr. roy: we have a crisis at our border and we are playing footy with mask mandates inside this house. it's an embarrassment. it's a mockery. the american people are fed up. they want to go back to life. they want to go back to business. they want to go back to school. their children are being forced to wearing mask. to be put in the corner, having mental health issues. the speaker comes down here at 10:00 in the morning saying we got to wear masks in the people's house whiling we have thousands -- while we have thousands of people pouring across the border and democrats don't do a darn thing about it heavily infected with covid-19. we have "the new york times" today, what a mess. c.d.c. about to reverse on indeer masking. this -- indoor masking. this is nanny state stuff. no kidding. magnified here on the floor of the house of representatives. host: congre

, thanks so much for coming on. >> chip roy don't dance.spended in fear the rest of the building could topple. oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, switch to xfinity mobile and get unlimited with 5g included for $30 on the nations fastest, most reliable network. >>> this hour, the former president's namesake company trump facing multiple felony charges. the trump organization's chief financial officer just appeared in court and we've got the details. >>> plus, live on the ground in afghanistan as the u.s. nears the completion of the troop withdrawal. the fears of what will be left behind, ahead. >>> and leading this hour, president biden speaking in south florida just moments ago. he's

but it's getting close buried chip roy as a republican member of congress from texas, he thought a lot about this. he joins us to respond, thanks so much for coming on. where are you on this question of the dnc controlling what texts you can receive? >> yeah, well, that's obviously patently absurd. my father in 1949 was seven years old, he was diagnosed with polio my grandmother was nursing my grandfather, who was sick of cancer. he died that fall and then raised my dad as a single mom. nursed him to health and he lived his whole life ravaged with polio. i'm grateful to have a vaccine for me, my son, my daughter. i believe in vaccines and -- democrats like you're describing come in and start calling you and anti-vaxer because i dared to believe that it is our duty as americans, our patriotic duty, to make decisions for ourselves, not have democrats looking at our text messages, not having them try to shame the american people into taking a vaccine. it now we the hhs secretary

. >> tucker: congress chip roy joins us. thanks for coming on and saying what you did. why were you the only one who said that? >> look, i wish more of my colleagues were fed up as i am. you said it. over the last year, first it was 2 weeks platen the curve. -- flatten the curve. cdc said you don't have to wear masks. then you need to wear masks and shut down schools and businesses. then against the vaccine and then for it. now the vaccine is something you must take. now we have to get masked again. here in washington, d.c., republicans forced a conversation with the capitol physician on capitol hill. he based his decision to re-require members of congress to put masks on again based on a study that is unpublished based on a vaccine in india that is not proved in the united

i know congress and chip roy has put a bill forward to do just that but we have to now change our tactics because our old tactics of investigations and long-term investigations are no longer working from the cartels that have grown and are highly sophisticated. >> trace: the problem, is it your assessment that we're so overwhelmed on the border that the border patrol and cpb have their hands full trying to deal with this crush of migrants that comes across every day? >> yes. as you know, the border patrol is overwhelmed in these areas taking care of unaccompanied children and family units that the rest of the border is wide open for the cartels to come in not just human smuggling and trafficking and fentanyl, methamphetamine, the super labs in mexico with china. i've been to the area and it is something chaotic down there that we have to really address.

tell roy and sancho at the front row seats to how to condemn hurting the hawk. ah, i think monday through friday i want been coming messaging. i have wrong say for the fall because it's just heartbreaking. i think they have to see what it takes to be the how behind a long hours. what they don't realize is that enjoying all these very low price at the expense of the how do you see the future of singapore hawker culture? these other change we shall see more and more then closing down the price issues coming home and his wife. just your husband, retired in 2020, after a lifetime is focused. his knee could no longer with stand the hours of tending after 50 years in the trade cataract cinder, his vision. they had to sell the business for $15000.00 less than half of what they wanted us to want my child home. okay. and the weakest. the yellow thing doesn't stuck in phone call. we didn't well, monday. i'm good. how luncheon me. it was a good for me. what don't see the guy he gave me the noodle store has been the main draw in this coffee shop since mr. pat father started

republican congressman chip roy told cnn, and i quote here, i don't think it's anybody's damn business whether i'm vaccinated or not. okay. and then, there's matt gaetz. you remember the doj's investigating his alleged-sexual relationship with a minor. he told cnn that he thought the question was nosey, and said, quote, i think we should be talking more about freeing britney. serious, right? he's a serious congressman. one of those hardest-hit states has a senator, and you know him, it's ted cruz. it's been exactly a year, since he made this prediction. >> if it ends up that biden wins, in november. i hope he doesn't. i don't think he will. but if he does, i guarantee you, the week after the election, suddenly, all those democratic governors, all those democratic mayors will say everything's magically better. go back to work, go back to school. suddenly, the problems are solved. you won't even have to wait for biden to be sworn in.

chip roy from texas delivered remarks against it.id. >> we have a crisis at our border. and we are playing footie with mask mandates in the people's house. it's absurd what this body is doing. it's an embarrassment. it is a mockery. and the american people are fed up. they want to go back to life. they wantac to go back to school and not have their children forced to wear masks and be put in a corn. -- corner and have mental healh issues. we have to wear masks in the people's house. while we have got thousands of people pouring across the border and democrats are not doing anything about it.us we are absolutely sick and tired of it and so are the american people. this sham of an institution is doing nothing for the american people who send their representatives here. >> tucker: congress chip roy joins us.ve thanks for coming on and saying what you did. why were you the only one who said that? >> good to be on, tucker. i wish more of my colleagues were fed up as i am. you said it. over the last year, first it was 2 weeks to flatten th

roy, you're the executive producer.> right. >> executive producer means i don't go out there. that's what that means. >> okay, that's what i was slyly asking. were you out there in the streets with them tiki torches? >> no, no, you are the star, sir. you go out there. >> there's also confederate reenactment. here's the thing. trevor noah sent me out enough to do this adventure, i will support this on the creating and shaping side and post production side. when it's time to be on camera, you need to be there. at that point in charlottesville, i think the other thing that we hadn't anticipated from 2015 to now was the perception of the media and the presence of media at events like that. and you know, when you show up now with a camera, it's kind of putting a target on your back. so it definitely was something that went from a more casual piece in terms of the level of danger to something that was approaching january 6 type energy. >> all right. so, we've got a minute left and i need both of you to answer this question qu

roy. comes out it -- it convinces someone who was already on the fence about getting the shot. it convinces them that they should? >> i'm still answering questions about clots. patients are coming to me all of the time -- colleagues and people in isolation quarantine sites are worried, hey, doc, which one are you giving? i don't want the j&j, i heard about the clot. i talk about the data and talking about people that are still sick and dying and it is frustrating to hear the fact that these stories get amplified and i remind people and just this morning in our clinical huddle that i lead every morning with my colleagues and i remind them and lead with your medicine cabinet and the side effect of those medications are far higher or more frequent, more frequent than any possible side effect of a vaccine. it's just vaccines are now on the world stage and so that's why they're getting so much attention. >> dr. lipi roy. dr. roy, we'll have to leave it there and thank you for your insight and a

don't listen to chip roy. don't listen to kevin mccarthy.y are suggesting to you that this is suspect and you shouldn't do it. a very notable admission from congressman jim jordan, you know him. nancy pelosi wouldn't allow him to be seated on the january 6th select committee. should he now expect a subpoena from the panel? the media loves subpoenas because it's like a gotcha contest. i don't see it that way. i see it about what the best avenue is to move the needle on january 6th in the understanding in our society. congressman adam schiff is here to make the case next. mission control, we are go for launch. ♪ t-minus two minutes and counting. ♪ um, she's eating the rocket. -copy that, she's eating the rocket. i assume we needed that? [chomping sound] ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. she has eaten the rocket. [girl burps] over. priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their unsold rooms into amazing deals. delegates, how do you vote? (cheering) ♪ yes, y-y-y-yes, yes... ♪ that is freaky. (applause) >>> we have some new troub

don't listen to chip roy. don't listen to kevin mccarthy.why the hell they are suggesting to you that this is suspect and you shouldn't do it. i don't know why. a very notable admission from congressman jim jordan, you know him. nancy pelosi wouldn't allow him to be seated on the january 6th select committee. should he now expect a subpoena from the panel? the media loves subpoenas because it's like a gotcha contest. i don't see it that way. i see it about what the best avenue is to move the needle on january 6th in the understanding in our society. congressman adam schiff is here to make the case next. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr

well, tyler can tell miss roy on the quiz beneath while in edge really her somalia, oakridge her in get back on the sort mature fire marolla washington. see just me mon, at mclean. other than the need to talk about. who can diffuse all of this in the me ah, dr. munoz, ne for who is one of the faculty members here. he was on the fact the i think when i came here 35 years ago. so he and i have kind of grown up in the department together, started his career, working on optical properties, optical spectroscopy of materials. he was more of an atomic physicist, i would say. and about 15 or so years ago he like many people discovered the potential of nanotechnology. and he started to work on water called nano particles and no science. and his interest is in actually learning how to make very high quality nano particles to uses for various applications. he's really an interesting physicist in our department because he made this transition from fund sending fundamental physics to application. i think people referred this now as translational research. and he's really been one of the leaders in d

tell roy lehman heights on kind of the founder of hawker. you are seeing how the pandemic effects that still own us. the 2 friends thought that the re service with a different one of the few platforms that don't actually talk to any commission on boarding fees to the hawk. good. so that's why they were really very skeptical. everything on our platform. i had a conversation with them initially read, sorry about, i guess a lot. they're really suffering through that. the chances are the heroes take orders on line for lunch on weekdays, featuring a different food center each day, hawkers pay, nothing for their services. customers pay a flat delivery fee, all of it goes to the driver. focus euros also charge customers 10 percent of the full bill for their services. but with just over a 100 caucus, from 4 foot centers on board, they're not even covering costs to make it available. we just bought this. i think, i think it's really the mine that's applied as a whole close one. we are committed to be more divisions. it's a healthy growth is really to

tell roy and sancho at the front row seat to how the pandemic hurting the walker. i owe money to my every my day. i want to come in messaging. i have role for the closing dow and i just, heartbreaking for an example. i have to see what it takes to be the how behind a long hours. what they will realize is that, yeah, enjoying or the very low price at the expense of the how do you see the future of singapore hawkeye culture change? we shall see more and more of them closing down because of the price issues coming home and his wife. just your husband, retired in 2020. after a lifetime is focused, his need could no longer withstand the hours of tending after 50 years in the trade cataract cinder, his vision. they had to sell the business for $15000.00 less than half of what they wanted us to want my child home in the week. actually, i think doesn't duction on the job. we did well monday. i'm good. i wanted me. it was a good for me to what don't see the inc. i get the noodle store has been the main draw in this coffee shop since mr. pat father started it in 1949, the ne

i hear you tell roy lehman heights on kind of the found hawker hero. seeing how the pandemic affected the owner. the 2 friends thought that a delivery service with a different one, a few platforms that don't actually talk to any commission on boarding fees to the office. so that's why they were really very skeptical every single day on our platform. i had a face to face conversation with them initially read, sorry about, i guess a lot. they're really suffering through that. the chances are the heroes take orders on line for lunch on weekdays, featuring a different food center each day. hawkins pay nothing for their services. customers pay a flat delivery fee, all of it goes to the driver, hawkish heroes also charge customers 10 percent of the foot bill for their services . but with just over a 100 walker from 4 foot centers on board, they're not even covering costs. to make it available, always i bought this. i said, i think it's really the money supply. i saw how close one we are committed to veto my motivations. it's a healthy heroes is really to hel

debalin roy, bbc news, sundarbans.there are now no limits to the number of guests at weddings and funerals. yesterday, reporter fiona lamdin spoke to a very excited bride — lynn — as she prepared for a long—awaited wedding without covid rules. lynn then invited fiona to the wedding — have a look. # wise men say...# postponed over a year ago, lynn and sean have been waiting a very long time for this moment. it is with great delight that i- pronounce that you are now husband and wife. can't stop smiling. we did it! we looked at different dates. how we came to manage july 19th and being freedom day is complete luck. but i think we deserve it after the year we've had. yes, yes. we would have had to have sat down last week. you aren't even allowed to stand up with a drink in your hand. and now look at us, we're all stood up, drinks in hand, laughing, joking. it'sjust a party. incredible, isn't it? it's a party. no masks. and for most of the family, it was their first reunion since lockdown. what's it like? brilliant, that's

amid criticism of joe biden for not being bipartisan enough, chip roy, gop representative, we want torole is in 2022. have a listen. >> honestly right now, for the next 18 months, our job is to do everything we can to slow all that down to get to december of 2022 and then get in here and lead. >> does that pierce biden's efforts to go as bipartisan as possible, as patience thins among many in his party? >> i don't think it will surprise anyone that chip roy is not in favor of nancy pelosi's agenda in the house of representatives. what these comments get to is how broken down our politics is, joe biden's push for bipartisan. there's a clear political strategy that chip roy is laying bear here which is agree on nothing, make no progress on behalf of the american people, there's not a governing phase and let's try to win the house of representatives so we can have a different agenda in place. that's just broken down politics. >> evocative of mitch mcconnell and barack obama's term, my job is to make him a one-term president. >> david chalian, thank you. >> thanks, jim. >>> cnn is live in

>> brianna, i don't think it will surprise anyone that chip roy, a really conservative congressman, isosi agenda in the house and would not like to see much of it go forward. but i think speaking this way to your constituents, it is i think emblematic of our broken politics which is there is no governing period any more in american politics. it is pure partisan camps and it is all looking to the next election for victory. and so here you see somebody putting forth a member of congress, a full-on political strategy to say, stop everything, then hopefully republicans win the house according to his take, and they can put in the policies that they want. but if you think that voters might be interested in members of republican and democratic members of congress working together to benefit something from them, that theory is not present in anything chip roy is supposedly saying. >> does he have any, you think, political liability in this? is this something constituents in his district will hold against him or will they be happy he said this? >> i would imagine his supporters will serncertain

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here is texas congressman chip roy, in fact. he is talking in in leaked video.xt 18 months, our job is to do everything we can to slow all of that down to get to december 2022 and then get in here and lead. >> so in response to coverage of his remarks, roy repeated what he said, stating that he plans to, quote, oppose almost everything that congress does. politico white house reporter daniel litman has been watching this. he is with us. now daniel, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> talk to us about this strategy and how is really could impact mid-terms. what is the thinking behind this? >> so traditionally in the first election after the president takes office he loses a lot of seats. it seems like they want to prevent biden from accomplishing anything, which is kind of a fool's errened, given that biden's white house -- they know that this is a republican strategy. and they have done a lot of executive actions. they feel good about how they have, you know, sent checks to many americans. but for someone like chip roy, you would think that he would want to

chip roy joins us now. what is it like today? >> great to be on the show. job. we're trying to signed a signal to the american people they don't have to run around in fear and. i'm pro vaccine. my father had polio. i believe in vaccines but i also believe in healthcare freedom. when i've gone in to meet with people vulnerable and gone to nursing homes and met with veterans i've masked up. bottom line is we have the power of the speaker of the house being used to say they'll arrest staffers, arrest the people who work for us because they are exercising their judgment, which the powers that be have been saying if you get vaccinated you are all safe. my staff are saying you have to come in here and follow these orders or we'll arrest you. i have a problem with that. we're sending a signal to the american people they shouldn't be in fear. they want to go back to work and have kids in school and make decisions for their own well-being and not have the federal government step in and tell them what they have to do. >> dana: drew hammel told fox news the speaker of

chip roy using language that might make you go whoa. listen to what mitch mcconnell says. this is the strategy they followed in 2009. say no, say no to anything this president wants. that's what they did to barack obama in 2009. it's what they're doing to joe biden now. why? they think it excites the republican base. they think it helps them with fund-raising and they hope it demoralizes the democratic base. a year from now joe biden can't say i did sweeping things on climate. voting rights. i redid obamacare to make it stronger. if they can demoralize it, they don't try to hide it any more. they say this is what we're going to do and hope it works. >> you brought up voting rights, john. a judge ruled the constitutional voting law -- controversial, has new restrictions will stand ahead of a july 13th runoff election. the reasoning behind the decision is it can't be changed quickly enough before july 13th. so it's standing here. but what it shows is that democrats hoping to overturn these voting laws, the courts aren't going to be with them here largely. certainly not the s

paul: you're a two-income family, and you can't afford to buy a house in gill roy?ll roy are a bit cheaper than san jose but not like to the point where i, by myself and my husband, can afford a house. >> renting is basically all i nd of see for my wife and i for the foreseeable future. just because we can budget for it. paul: we bought houses when they were way cheaper. does that make us sose yo paths? >> the most important thing about sosea paths, they don't have a great sense of obligations to others. paul: for bruce gibney, writer and jackpot winner as an early investor in paypal and facebook, it's a result of decades of sose yo pathic choices made by boomers who grew up in a booming america. >> they had an enormous tailwind and made decisions that only benefited themselves. paul: you mean me and my friends. >> i do. >> every stretch of farm and factory to market roadarns profits for all the nation. paul: he said boomers benefited from investments in roads, new school, education, paid for with taxes on previous generations. but when it was the boomers' turn to g

republican congressman chip roy let the cat out of the bag claiming this. quote, honestly, right now, for the next 18 months, our job is to do everything we can to slow all of that down. to get to december of 2022 and then get in there and lead. the gop's bet on the very popular domestic agenda is where we start with some of our favorite reporters and friends. joining us tim miller, writer at-large for the bulwark, and eugene robinson is back. lucky for all all three msnbc contributors. jonathan, i want to show you more of president biden having some fun with his old friend, mitch mcconnell. >> mitch mcconnell loves our program. did you see what he said? he told me he wasn't going to get a single vote to allow me to get, with the help of everybody here, $1.9 trillion -- excuse me, the program for economic growth -- look it up, man. he's bragging about it in kentucky of it's a great thing for kentucky. getting $4 billion. >> so the president is right, mitch mcconnell did say this. quote, i didn't vote for the american rescue plan but you're going to get a lo

roy.ely about covid breakthroughs. now, they're rare, but i've seen these stories of people who are fully vaccinated who still are somehow getting the delta variant. is this something that the public needs to be concerned about yet? yes, the vaccines aren't supposed to keep you from getting covid, they simply keep you from possibly being hospitalized or dying. but are we facing a possibility that these new variants, whether they're delta, gamma, epsilon, mu, whatever, are going to start breaking through the vaccines we've got? >> good evening, jason, good to see you. i applaud your knowledge of the greek alphabet. you know, my message here regarding breakthrough cases or individuals who get the infection while still being fully vaccinated, one is that the vaccines are not 100%. no vaccine is 100%. but these vaccines, the existing vaccines are pretty damn effective. even the most effective vaccine in humankind, measles vaccine, is 95% effective. that said, we do know that these vaccines for

roy: i thank the speaker. i appreciate what my colleague earlier offered as the -- previous question with respect to title 42 because what we are seeing at the border is an absolute travesty. yet my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are going to do nothing. literally nothing about that today. even as we see people spilling across the border who are clearly testing positive for covid. we have a hotel in la jolla, texas, literally filled right now with individuals who are heavily testing positive for covid. these are the facts on the ground. i know my friend, the speaker, knows how bad it is at the border. knows how bad it is in laredo. knows how bad it is in del rio an mcallen. i have a text from a sheriff in a small texas down saying we are purchasing an emergency declaration tonight at city council that no illegal immigrants can be released here perfect the c.d.c. guidelines on countries on their list without a negative covid test. we have a health authority to right -- write orders. we have a crisis

with the new mask requirements and mask mandates, he is pretty fired up about it, congressman chip roy yesterday, listen to this. >> we have a crisis at our border and are playing footsie with mask mandate and the people's house. it is absolutely absurd with his body is doing, and embarrassment, mockery and the american people are fed up. they want to go back to life, back to business, back-to-school, their children being forced to wear masks, to be put in a corner, may have mental health issues. todd: that anger into motion you heard continues that theme of if i do everything right and follow the tools and play by the rulebook i'm not going to be able to live my life the way i thought i would by following those rules yet these individuals at the border can come across, there are no consequences for them, they can do what they want and there is no pushback in that is frustrating not just to chip roy or republicans but to so many people in our country. >> a 900% spike in covid cases, but democrats take covid seriously and throughout the pandemic something that has been going on since th

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roy cowen i don't like to cast aspersions on those who have passed away but he was a self promoter andhe made himself more important to reagan than he really was. he had this framework for how he was going to run the government and the country and his worldviews were already stat so there was very little you can point to that he had any influence over. he met him once or twice and that was aboutic it. there were several letters and memos from the reagan white house that were generated by root roy cowen to mrs. reagan and president reagan when they were new york and it was to give him a wide girth as much as possible. his views were outside considering who reagan was and careful whose advice you to. >> host: beau is an georgia. good afternoon beau. >> caller: two things first when i lived down the street from the -- and the other thing i want to ask you about one of the books he wrote about reagan between 76 and 80 i remember reagan debating his fellow conservative though buckley about the panamas canal treaty and that elevated reagan international status. guess who it sure did. i'm sor

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let's talk about what republican congressman chip roy said.ook out loud. he said here is what he will focus on for the next 18 months. >> our job is to do everything we can to slow that down to get to 2022 and get in here and lead. i say thank you, lord, 18 more months of chaos and inability to get stuff done. >> all right. there you go. mitch mcconnell said something similar. >> yeah, i don't think it will surprise anyone that chip roy is not in favor of nancy pelosi's agenda and the house democratic agenda of trying to get it through. i'm sure he sees his role to stop the policies he doesn't believer in with the majority. as you're noting, it puts the political strategy out for all to see which is not for their to be some season of governing or find some way of compromising and getting something done on behalf of the american people. it's purely about obstruction, stopping, trying to delay any progress until the republicans believe they can win the house of representatives next november and take over. there's probably not a lot of surprise t