steve scalise will join me coming up. but first take a look at markets and verbally ended another week of highs for the dow industrials rising above 36000 for the first time in history. the october jobs report blowing away expectations with 531,000 jobs added to the economy in the month of october. the unemployment rate falling to 4.6% georgia may now bank of america vice chairman he is head of the investment solutions group keith banks. thanks for joining us this weekend. >> it is a pleasure thank you. so, once you get your take on the macro story after sally jobs report. yes the headline number was better than expected. we also have that participation rate, stubbornly at 61.6% per we show wages move up on the month by four tenths of a threat reminding us of that, your thoughts? >> overall i think it was a good report certainly higher from a numbers standpoint then consensus was looking for per we also got a revision on last month's numbers. but to your point, one of the challenges has been the labor force participation

but steve scalise never cried about it. he just got back to work and nobody talks aboutk that. but every time they say that january 6th was an insurrection i get heated because it was not. it was a peaceful protest and i am so sick and tired of the news media telling everybody that trump is a bad orange man or was. trump did a lot for this country. i had my doubts, but he did a lot for this country. >> guest: the first thing that happened, i don't think there's anybody here in congress that has condoned what happened on january 6th. that was a sad day to see what happened at the capital but the one thing steve scalise didn't blame anybody but the person that committed to that act against him and that goes back to president reagan when he said we have to restore the american precept that a person is responsible for their actions and hold them accountable for it and that is what we need to look at. everything go to goes wrong is not a societal problem but people are responsible for their actions. we don't condone bad behavior from anyone and we shouldn't. we need to make sure tha

steve scalise, i want to go to you.ut infrastructure and bipartisanship, how bipartisan is this? nancy pelosi we are told is relying on members of your caucus to support this bill. how many will she get or has she gotten? >> we dramatically reduce that number. i went to the entire package because they brought infrastructure and tied it together with this massive, over $4 trillion tax and spend bill so it is one big package and we actively acted against it and reduced the number. that is why they've been dragging it out for weeks because they haven't had the votes and there are no moderates, by the way, they are socialists and liberals and they worked a deal together but they are still not going to have enough votes to pass the tax increase bill. if you look at what is going on right now, first of all, there was a report by penn wharton school of business that came out today that exposes the fallacy that president biden keep saying this isn't going to cost anything. number one, it's not going to cost $1.5 trillion, it is

and i'd like to turn it over to my esteemed colleague from louisiana, republican whip steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, julia. i first want to congratulate governor-elect youngkin. it was a campaign focused on optimism. it was a campaign focused on empowering parents to take back their state. to take back the ability to have control over their kids' education from the very union bosses who are trying to keep kids out of school, who are trying to keep parents out of school board meetings. that kind of big government socialism was rejected overwhelmingly by the voters last night in virginia and also big government socialism was rejected in a number of other states. new york, you saw record numbers of republicans getting elected to school boards. where parents are getting more and more engaged at the local level. concerned about things like critical race theory being rammed down their kids' throat, trying to teach hatred of america. that is un-american and that was rejected last night. something else that was rejected last night was the democrats' radical, crazy defund the police m

joining me now is minority whip steve scalise. all right, congressman. clearly they don't understand the math of it because as they have been promising zero, zero, zero. the numbers that came in last night and the ink wasn't even dry when they rolled the bill out, $800 billion added to the deficit in just the first five years that's with a bunch of budget gimmicks that if you look at the university of pennsylvania wharton school study shows you probably closer to $4 trillion in deficits plus inflation, plus a natural gas tax that hits lower income people the hardest. and ironically as even bernie sanders pointed out, the biggest give away in bill goes to millionaires in just five states. so, that's salt deduction for five states, millionaires gets the biggest benefit and the smallest benefit goes to those making less than 75,000. beernts called it hypocritical and they wouldn't take it out of the bill. 87,000 more irs agents to go after the bank accounts of hardworking families. good luck trying to sell that back home when people figure it out. >> jesse:

the number two house republican, louisiana congressman steve scalise.ays good to see you on this friday afternoon. where does this stand as far as you can tell? >> martha, it's good to be back with you. they still don't have the votes. that is the bottom line. when you're talking about why they still haven't gone to the floor, i would imagine shortly they will probably try to bring some sort of procedural motion. but still not the actual tax and spend bill. that cbo score is held up for a good reason, the warden report is very in terms of how bad it would be for the economy. $4 trillion, not 1.5 trillion. the voters in virginia said one thing loud and clear, they are tired of all the spending in washington because that is what is driving inflation. we don't need more inflation with 4 trillion in taxes and spending, let alone all the taxes on things like natural gas. you see these payments to illegals, $450,000 and then then they will put amnesty in that tax and spend bill. that is why when the score comes out, it's only going to make things worse. i don

but louisiana republican congressman steve scalise blames the president and democrats for increased prices and says the build back better plan will only make the situation worse. we are against trillions more spending far from our kids borrowed from china that will fuel the inflation that's already too high. now the house is expected to vote on the social spending plan on friday or possibly this weekend. >> reporting live in washington. i'm basil john, thank you for that report. basil. well, coming next on the kron 4 morning news. we begin our series. >> on the bay area, homeless crisis as kron four's. maureen kelly takes us to the streets to get another perspective. we'll be right back. well, with the holidays approaching and covid cases rising again. san francisco public health officials. >> are starting to sound the alarm. they say that while it's ok to gather this year. people still have to take steps to protect themselves and others. >> we are working to stay ahead of the virus it's clear boosters are necessary for us to avoid. it was a significant surge in hospitalizations increased

congressman steve scalise joining us this morning. thank you, sir.ving spending amid the supply chain crunch. we will talk with the ceo of ocean spray, tom hayes on what to expect. how america works with mike rowe and watch american bills with stuart varney. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: we are three weeks away from thanksgiving. food prices on the rise, supply chain issues. what can we expect to serve your traditional thanksgiving meal with all of fixings, what should we expect it to cost, tom hayes. thank you very much for being here. i want to get your sense of things. ocean spray will harvest 6.6 billion barrels of cranberry this season. what are you expecting in terms of the pricing? >> yeah, so you know like everybody else our costs have gone up and we have passed that cost, some of it, not all of it to consumers and customers so it's a tough environment all around so costs will be going up on cranberry and cranberry sauce but we do have supply, maria, 6.6 million-barrel that is we anticipate the harvest

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what does steve scalise, a guy that got shot because of hatred, has he said anything? again, tweeting images of him killing other members of congress and attacking the president of the united states. >> this is insane and why are they such wimp leadership? hey, it's not okay of posting killing of your colleagues. we are so broken. >> congress has become a collection of twitter trolls. that's what they do to own the lib. they'll post something online and they'll use the clip. look at this, the media got mad and it goes on. we have seen this before in other forms, donald trump deployed this a lot. there be no consequences. >> sometimes is stupid. ted cruz going after big bird and that's just stupid. this crosses overall sorts of line, it shows how discourse have change in courses and there are no rules anymore. marjorie taylor greene tweets stuff like this all the time. it's violent rhetoric. we know that matters. >> yes, that adds up to an act like an insurrection to the capitol. >> yes, exact lit. helps fuel what we saw january 6th and had law enforcement worried of wh

i think there is rhetoric that has been pushed out on both sides, i was there when steve scalise gott. i feel like members of congress need to go back and read everything i should have learned. i learned in kindergarten so they can start treating each other with respect. i also hate the hypocrisy that i see in terms of seeing the health freedom caucus standing behind gosar in this place they're willing to go after members of congress voted for an infrastructure bill. i would not supported the bill but these are your colleagues. these are the people you stand arm to arm with and you work with. i find it so incredibly hypocrite cal and the triablism to me is what's killing americans. that's the reason why americans are hurting. this is the reason why we can't solve the issues when it comes to gas and inflation. >> a lot of triablism and a lot of partisanship. >> david gergen, you have been around for a while, what did you make of the statements and some are suggesting you speak to an audience of one. >> well, certainly i was speaking to that audience of one. he wanted to go beyond that

joining me steve scalise, you're not letting grass grow under your feet very long, tell us about the strategy. >> after last night there's a bigger playing field of democrats in swing districts. a month ago if you were in a district president biden won by 12 points you probably thought you were safe and it was just those few members were trump won by one or biden won by two or three that were the vulnerable ones. last night president biden won by 10 points in virginia and lost by two points last night. make no mistake, president biden's agenda was on the ballot. a lot of things were rejected by the voters last night. big government socialism was the biggest thing voters rejected. they rejected critical race theory, defunding the police was rejected. the idea the union bosses are more important than parents and kids education was rejected by the voters too. if you are a democrat not just in states like virginia and new jersey, any district in the country, president biden won by 10 or 12 points - by the way they can't bring president biden because terry mcauliffe brought the big guns,

house minority whip congressman steve scalise joins us next.ing a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. will: democrats cheering on capitol hill yesterday as they approve the house does, a president -- president biden's man mouth spending package. >> unbelievable. $1.75 trillion bill passing despite delay after a record-breaking 8 hour speech by house minority leader kevin mccarthy who slammed the plan on behalf of his fellow republicans. rachel: here to react is house minority whip congressman steve scalise. congressman, welcome to "fox & friends." tell me your reaction and what you think will happen when this gets over to the senate. >> hey, good morning, rachel. and, look, i think what you are seeing across the country, millions of people are finding out more and more about what's in this bill don't like it. they already are angry about the inflation that's raising the cost of everything they buy, grocery sto

steve scalise of louisiana, whose state has been hit hard by hurricanes anded tphraoing, what are your to down play the impact of climate change on natural disasters. i think this gop mission of trying to shake their image as the party of climate change deniers, has a long way to go. . >> yeah. and i will say conservative climate caucus. say that three times fast. it is not easy. mel, thank you so much for for the reporting. >>> we have breaking news. pfizer announced its new anti-covid bill is 85% effective at preventing deaths and hospitalizations. what more we are learning about that drug next. >>> so we are about an hour away from learning if they will take a big vote in the house of representatives. this could be the day. the house finally weighs in on president biden's agenda. a huge day for his presidency if it goes forward. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ ferry horn honks ] i mean just cause you look like someone else doesn't mean y

garrett graves of baton rouge, lay higgins, mike johnson of benton, and julia letlow of start and steve scalise voted against the bill. yes, big head line, $7 billion for louisiana. here's how the republicans voted no. down in miami, front page of the "miami herald" billions of dollars coming to florida when bind's infrastructure bill is law. on the front page, who gets the credit, quote, south florida's four democrats, frederica wilson and republicans voted against the bill. the democrats voted for it. republicans voted against it. billions coming to florida to fix our infrastructure. here's what local officials who voted against it, they're all republicans, put that on the front page. you can see why speaker pelosi's staff is sending around local snapshots of how this is playing, right? i think this is probably meant to be also a little bit of insurance against the inevitable next step here, right? which is republicans who voted against the infrastructure billological nevertheless show up at the ribbon cuttings and they'll send out press releases about all of the new stuff that's coming to th

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when gabby giffords was shot, when baseball practice for republicans was interrupted by gunfire, steve scalisehis, both leaderships, if we don't condemn this and censure paul gosar, we sacrifice whoever that next member of congress who sumps violence may be. it may be a democrat. it may be a republican. we don't know. but somebody's going to get hurt again. we see this not just here but internationally as well where there are assassinations and attacks. >> the question then becomes -- and i mean this -- is that violence worth getting the majority back? because that's what you weigh, it seems, sadly. >> no, it's not. that's where republican leadership needs to step up here. we need to be able to condemn our members who say and do these kinds of terrible things that don't just put one or two members in congress but really every member of congress in jeopardy. >> good to see you, doug. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up for us, missing in america. the families of missing black americans say they are not getting the help that they deserve. cnn follows two families and their desperate search fo

i believe that would be steve scalise, literally shot on a baseball field.an do this at the same time the, you can say how dumb, a juvenile video he shouldn't have done and, by the way, congress has real work, and this isn't among that work. actually solve immigration. it's not incitement to violence. howard: kevin mccarthy and house gop leaders must have thought this would blow over. mccarthy said he spoke to paul go or star, and go star was unapologetic, but the media were not about to let it past, what they cast as a threat. >> right. i mean, he was essentially serving up a talking point that liberal media and democratic politicians are clinging to which is that republicans incite violence. this is coming off of january 6th. it's a very strong talking point, by the way. and it makes sense that they would seize on it and keep going because it appeals to their base and what they want, and it also appeals to a lot of up e dependent voters who are, you know, care about safety, right -- independent voters. howard: how much does it appeal to the media? it is a

again, a very conservative republican, arguably more conservative than donald trump, steve scalise, elise stefanik or kevin mccarthy. this isn't about that. >> this is very important for all of us to see. i appreciate the work you've done on it. we appreciate you getting up and talking to us this morning. >> what do you mean getting up? it is the morning. i'm awake. >> it is like 10:30. when people come to you, and bring you your espresso with the light cream on top and crumpets, i know this is a hardship, and i appreciate it so much. thank you. take the thanks! >> okay. but you said getting up, as if i'm not up at 8:00 in the morning? okay. anyway -- >> thank you so much. >> by the way -- i do want to tell our viewers we have an auction to raise money to build homes for specially designed homes for wounded veterans. if you go to my twitter feed i have a link to it. and, brianna and berman both donated items for this. it is a wonderful cause for homes for our troops. thanks to both of you for your generosity. >> we appreciate all the work you've done there and we appreciate you getting up

but in an age where we've had assassination attempts, for example, against steve scalise, one of theop republicans in the house, i feel we don't need to be engage fled a -- engage inned a race to the bottom. we should not have a place about fantasizing about killing members of congress, period. from a republican perspective, a lot of gop members might want to say long live aoc because she is good fodder for attacks, defund the police, she is the face of unpopular stuff that i think helps the republican party. howie: republican leadership is being criticized for saying nothing, not even a mild slap on the wrist about the video. at first he said it's not serious. he said it was in no way to suggest violence against the congresswoman or joe biden, it was just symbolic. your thoughts? >> he said it was a symbolic cartoon. he's on the side of larry flynn versus hustler magazine versus jerry falwell where he went to the supreme court after putting an offensive to many people cartoon into a porn -- he's a pornographer. it was enough when kathy griffin held up the donald trump beheaded mask.

. >> what was steve scalise's posture around the dissemination of a video depicting violence towards another member, having been a member of political violence himself? >> i asked him that after you asked me on -- i'm sorry -- i hadn't yet had the opportunity to ask him that. but i actually want to get back to a point that claire made about -- when you suggested, claire, that some of these people might be dim for buying into some of these conspiracy theories and the fraudulent lies. look, i'm not a defender of the insurrectionists but i think there is a responsibility to call out the perpetrators of these laws, kayleigh mcenany to ted cruz, people who graduated from elite institutions in the united states who have been amplifying and repeating all of this disinformation, all of these conspiracy theories, for the purpose of political expediency. the lawyer for jacob chansley, the guy who was sentenced last week who was known as the qanon shai man, his lawyer had a message. he said that the message here was for his client who actually end up being fairly repentant for some of his acts,

knew it was a big lie.e they were unwilling to say so and recently as the last few days, we had steve scaliseed on fox no less whether the election was stolen and he couldn't bring himself to deny it. this is one of the things i've discussed in the book, it's not as corrupt as it reveals. he reveals a lot about who we are the last five years revealed a lot about people i served with and have respected and admired because i believed they believed what they were saying. they did not believe it and i wanted to write about how that change takes place but from a personal perspective. >> it's interesting. people in the country probably got to know you most during the impeachment trial, you prosecuted the former president, president trump. of course there was the second impeachment. having gone through that experience and now you are on the committee investigating the insurrection at the capitol, what have you learned and what are you trying to find? we all saw what happened january 6. if you didn't see it firsthand, he saw it over and over in the footage out there. of course associate credit and ov

we are just four, five years removed from steve scalise got shot as a baseball practice.ry, a very real thingened it's up to democrats and republicans, in this case the republicans, to start policing their own, because you don't want to actually see things happen. a scary prospect. >> careful to corral republicans on this one. this is is what we are seeing in these recent incidents. quick, jake before i let you go. can i ask you, did you make anything of the fact congressman gosar not apologies, referred at least three times to congresswoman cortez? which is, you know, that is not her name. not her full name. did that stand out to you at all? >> it did. you know, it's tough to know sometimes whether, you know, some of these statements are so bizarre. it's tough to know whether that is a signal of some source. i don't know. it did come across as strange to me, because that's not the name she goes by and i think most people determine they could make up their own name, but it's tough to know with somebody like gosar what they're talking about some of the time. >> thanks sew

look at steve scalise. he is exhibit a here in the leadership.t wing gunman. he's been leading the way talking about how political rhetoric needs to cool down. he is also not in favor of this censure here. so really the boiling point here is increasing. it's very dangerous. and it would be nice if both sides could take a deep breath and recognize this for what it is. >> you'rezeleny, thank you. david gurgen, thanks as well. >>> a fifth wave of the covid pandemic is sweeping across much of europe prompting new restrictions. so what is the resurgence of the virus there meaning for the u.s. this winter? constipated? set yourself free with fleet. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling. it's the season of smiling. and at aspen dental, we make it easy to gift yourself the smile you deserve. new patients, start today with a full exam and x-rays, with no obligation. if you don't have insurance, it's free. plus everyone saves 20% on their treatment plan with flexible payment solutions for

we had steve scalise, the republican whip, who was shot at a baseball game down the street from the capitola pipe bomb delivered to my district office that had to be blown up in the stairwell next to my office front door. what gosar is doing, his spokesperson said that we have no joy, those of us that are making a big deal out of this, but he is dropping a lighted match on a tinderbox of extremism that can get real people hurt or even actually killed. so if there isn't an example of what should -- of what kind of conduct should be censured, then i don't know what is. let me also just take you back to gosar speaking at the rally that whipped that crowd into a frenzy on january 6th, and then they charged the capitol and attacked our capitol police officers, tried to overturn a legitimate election. this is dangerous stuff. while democrats are trying to make sure that we can improve people's lives, republicans have become led by guys like gosar, a morally bankrupt group of extremists, and they need to be held accountable. >> representative lawrence, your resolution does include the fact that he

congressman dent, do you agree or do you think that kevin mccarthy, steve scalise, elise stefanik need to clamp down on this and make it clear, look, i mean, we call this stuff out when democrats do it. we call it out when republicans do it, but these are members of congress doing it repeatedly with no comment even from kevin mccarthy. >> well, i think it's incumbent upon the republican leadership, particularly kevin mccarthy, to set standards of conduct. and to enforce them. i watched both speaker boehner and speaker ryan force resignations of members who became embarrassments and distractions. that's where we are now. i think that what should happen with gosar is what mccarthy did with steve king. he took -- he kicked steve king off his committees. he did the right thing there. and i think gosaris now approaching that territory. they need to do this. it's wrong. it's even worse, while they fail to go after those who are distraction and embarrassment like taylor-greene and gosar, they are coming down on liz cheney and adam kinzinger. we're hearing that the 13, as you pointed out, the

. >> do you think kevin mccarthy and steve scalise and elise stefanick and all of whom voted not to countey actually believe this cause that they have taken up? >> not a word of it. i don't think they believe any of it. but i think you can convince yourself, if you're determined to, that i'll just play the game a little longer, so that i'll be here to lead to a new direction. or i'll play the game because i don't have the power and influence to change the ship. you know, when you think about the heroics on flight 93, on 9/11, you know, all of those passengers standing up, rushing the cockpit and saving the capital. had todd beamer or any of those others alone charged the cockpit, we would have probably a rebuilt capitol today and a lot of casualties. but they all decided to do it together. and when you have only have a few people speaking out, it's no doubt that that's not going to turn the ship, everybody has to, particularly the leaders of the party. >> you can join me for much, much more in the cnn special report, trumping democracy: an american coup tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern only o

i've been told by steve scalise. i have been told by everyone, of course, i will get committee assignments back and i will get better ones than i had in the first place and there is no reason why i shan't houldn't ha them. >> this is where we are. this is a party that doesn't seem to believe that words matter. from bogus-conspiracy theories to a violent video to the big lie still being spread by a disgraced, twice-impeached, one-o one-term, insurrection-inspiring, ex-president. but words do matter. we saw how the big lie got us to this day, january 6th. the so-called qanon shaman who howled his way through the capitol during the insurrection sentenced to 41 months in prison. words matter. actions matter. lies matter. even if the party of lincoln doesn't seem to believe that anymore. the gop suggesting that there will be retribution if they take power. is the republican party becoming the party of revenge? welcome to allstate. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower

in 2017, steve scalise, a republican whip, shot by some animal who hated republicans. in 2019, a trump supporter was sending pipe bombs to critics of mr. trump, including people at this network. we saw the insurrection. in the first or second year of the obama administration, some neo-nazi was stopped at the holocaust museum. murdered a guard in his car. there was a list of jews who worked for barack obama. this is an era of political violence so our leaders have to bring the temperature down. and i blame mr. trump first and now mr. mccarthy. they are not bringing the temperature down and condemning violence and they have to do that because people are getting hurt. >> really quick, let me just say, kinzinger also just voted in favor with cheney. so two republicans. >> that gets you to -- >> not surprised. >> a lot of these republicans ran for the hills when donald trump would tweet something offensive. and they didn't want to talk about it, much less censure him or say he was wrong or anything like that. so they're not going to censure gosar because there's another exc

and that's leadership of the republican party, the steve scalises of the world, the elise stefaniks ofd up to the pole gosars of the world, they're so power hungry they're willing to put up with paul gosar. >> i'm just trying to envision a scenario where you see paul gosar and alexandria ocasio-cortez passing one another in the halls of congress, it's extraordinary. >> i would put my money on aoc. paul gosar, for trying to act like a tough guy, is a pretty weak guy. he would go down like a ton of bricks. >> let's hope it never gets to that. house democrats this week will get the build back better act passed, that's what they hope to do. does this week end with a successful vote? i'm going to add that congressman ro khanna told me yesterday he's thinking it will be more like thanksgiving or maybe immediately after. what obstacles stand in the way of passing the bill? >> i think we do have a good chance of passing it this week. i think we'll get a cbo score that will make our moderate friends happy. and they have committed to us that that is what they're looking for, that provided the nu

but louisiana republican congressman steve scalise blames the president and democrats for increased prices and says the build back better plan will only make the situation worse. we are against trillions more spending far from our kids borrowed from china that will fuel the inflation that's already too high. now the house is expected to vote on the social spending plan on friday. >> or possibly this weekend reporting live in washington. i'm basil john thanks, basil how that vote goes. thank you, basil. we'll take a break at 5.22 coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news south bay leaders are celebrating a decision to protect coyote valley. we'll tell you why they say it's a win in the fight against climate change. ♪ don't worry mom, we'll be there soon. "we?!" is this "the one". well... let's say i found the one who takes me to another level... always stays calm under pressure. most importantly, the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful... come outside, i'll introduce you! they're here. ♪ definitely "the one". ha... ha... introducing the all-new 2022 nissan

and were unwilling to say so and even as recently as the last few days we had steve scalise, one of therepublican leaders being asked point-blank on fox . whether the election was stolen and he couldn't bring himself todeny it . and this is one of the things that i discussed in the book which is power as a historian once said doesn't corrupt as much as it reveals. it doesn't always reveal us at our best at it reveals a lot about who we are and the last five years it revealed a lot about people i served with. people i had respected and admired because i believe they believe what they were saying . turns out did not believe it at all. and i wanted to write about how that changed takes place. but from a very personal perspective. >> it's interesting, people in the country probably got to know you most during the impeachment trial.you prosecuted at the first impeachment of the president, former president trump. of course there was the second impeachment. having gone through that experience and now you are on the committee that is investigating the january 6 insurrection at thecapital . what you learn

the baton rouge, clay hidden, poured bare, mike johnson of benton, julie letlow of state, and steve scalise all voted against the bill. to get the celebratory state about all of this is going to do in attributed to the democrats, voted yes. big headlines, seven billion dollars to louisiana, here is all the republicans who voted no. and down to miami, front page of the miami herald today, billions of dollars coming to florida when biden's infrastructure bill's law. and on the front page of miami, it quotes, south florida for democrats in congress, u.s. representative, -- well voted for the bill, republicans included. including mario diaz, carlos, and sell this are all voted against it. democrats all voted for. it republicans all voted against it. billions, coming to florida to fix our infrastructure. here is the local officials who all voted against it. they are all republicans. put that on the front page. you can see why speaker pelosi staff is sending around local paper snapshots of how this is playing, right? i think this is probably also meant to be a little bit of insurance against the

in the last 10 years alone we have had two, members of congress shot, gabrielle giffords and steve scaliseatmosphere in this country of politics becoming violent. there is a real concern that we are back in that place. we were after january 6, a lot of tension and concern tonight in congress. judy: very worrying. lisa desjardins, thank you. lisa: you are welcome. judy: and for more on today's events and this political environment, i am joined by representative nicole malliotakis of new york. she's one of the 13 republicans who voted to pass the infrastructure bill. congresswoman mo malliotakis, welcome back. you voted against the censure of your colleague. does that mean you condone what he did? >> this animation was a bad thing to post. if you look at the way nancy pelosi has made politics, she refuses to go after her own members who have done inappropriate things. look at a lan or anti-semitic comments in the past two years. look at eric swalwell who had an affair with a chinese spy and still sits on the committee. we cannot have double standards here. we are tired of nancy pelosi pickin

look at the top house republican fund-raisers of the top 15, not all of them, you see the leader steve scalisee and two, marjorie taylor greene, jim jordan, matt gaetz, lauren boebert, madison caw thorngs all in the top 15. the trump base, the small donor base of the republican party sends them money which makes them forces to be reckoned with in the republican family. that's what kevin mccarthy looks at which he shouldn't. >> look, it's a choice that mccar think is making and all republicans are facing. yes, they want to win the majority and yes they are looking at what is actually going on with their base and the fact that their base is very much still loyal to trump and also that their base is believing the big lie, so this party has to decide and these republican leaders have to decide are they going to try to steer their voters towards the truth, or are they going to continue to lie to them in order to win elections? >> really quick. lauren boebert made those comments in that video, listen to the reaction to the crowd. no one was booing her. people were clapping. >> right. >> well, we get

but louisiana republican congressman steve scalise blames the president and democrats for increased pricesback better plan will only make the situation worse. we are against trillions more spending far from our kids borrowed from china that will fuel the inflation that's already too high. >> now the house is expected to vote on the social spending plan on friday or possibly this weekend reporting live in washington. i'm basil john basil. by the way, i since we might need knots. you closer to thanksgiving. are you traveling for thanksgiving. no, no, i used up almost all my vacation days. i'm staying in dc for thanksgiving and i'm going to cook thanksgiving dinner for my was do you guys get along like a politically the dc but you know, thanksgiving is touchy in washington that difficult live in dc in dc the only thing you need to worry about is the person's opinion as to whether they pardon the turkey or all right. stick to alright is 6.20. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the governor is pushing for new ways to try and help solve the backlog that we're seeing. >> at all of our shippin

and in the last ten years alone we've had two members of congress shot, gabrielle giffords and steve scaliseuse of an atmosphere in this country, politics becoming violent. there's a real concern we're back in that place, we were after january 6th, a lot of tension and concern tonight the congress. >> woodruff: very worrying. lisa desjardins, thank you very much. >> reporter: you're welcome. >> woodruff: and for more on today's events and this political environment, i'm joined by representative nicole malliotakis of new york. she is one of the 13 republicans who voted to pass the infrastructure bill. congresswoman malliotakis, welcome back to the "newshour". as we said, you voted for infrastructure but against the anime of your -- the censure of your colleague. does that mean you condone what he did? >> the animation is bad to post. the way nancy pelosi played politics, she refused to go after her members who had done inappropriate things. look at animon, her commence, ferc swalwell who had an affair with a spy and sits on the intel committee. maxine waters who cited civil unrest. we're tire

steve scalise has some of the greatest strength. but i watched jennifer scalise. i don't know if i shared this with you before. but steve and i have been friends long before we ever came to congress. we were in young republicans together. i was actually at his swearing in for the state senate in louisiana. yeah. brad wenstrup. amazing man. he's here for all the right reasons. he's got little brad, cutest little guy. little brad likes to wear a uniform like his dad. he'll bring him on the floor sometimes. come say hi. here's this stopping taxpayer theft. who could be opposed to that? that would stop the greatest theft of taxpayer dollars in our lifetime. i believe, i'm no pollster, but i don't believe any party, i believe they'd all support this. if you're going to take a hardworking taxpayer money, as written, the democrat's socialist spending bill, who would have thought this, includes a lot of loopholes. i wonder if they're going to talk about those in puerto rico? i don't know. madam speaker, that would be interesting. madam speaker, i wonder, now, i don't have

and if not first steve scalise being there at the capitol police wouldn't and we would've had 20 -- 30 members of congress killed easily because they were penned in in the baseball field. god was on our side that day a lot of things we have discovered as we moved forward and realize how lucky we were and unfortunately were. the gentleman who attacked us became heavily armed and had a list of republicans. i was not on that list. but any of these lists obviously are very disturbing. when i see mr. carson on a list, here's someone who not only serves here in congress, but has served his community as a police officer. there's a very good decent gentlemen it is very disturbing. i am glad we are addressing these issues. it has happened on many fronts. and i mean no offense to you personally, but the fact that it took four years and a new director to have that event on june 14, 2017 termed as domestic violence extremism as it is defined, why did it take four years? it was a political stunt within the fbi starting at the head who has been fired. and you look at that and abuse and yes americans

and it is not for steve scalise being there, the capitol police --. and we would have had 20 to 30 members of congress killed, easily because they were penned in. god was on our side that day for lot of reasons. -- discovered as we went forward and realized how lucky we were and fortunate we were. the gentlemen who attacked us came heavily armed and he had a list of republican --. i wasn't on that list. any of these lists obviously are very disturbing. and when i see mr. carson on a list, here is someone who not only serves here in congress but service his community as a police officer. and is a very decent, good gentlemen. it's very disturbing. and i'm glad we are addressing these issues. because this happened on many fronts. and mr. langdon, i mean no offense to you personally. but the fact that it took four years and a new director to have that event on june 14, 2017 termed as domestic violent extremism, as it is defined, why did it take four years? because it was a political stunt within the fbi starting at the head who's been fired. and yes, amer

if not for steve scalise bingo the capitol police wouldn't have it. we would have had 20 -- 30 members of congress easily because they were penned in a baseball field. god was on our side that day things welot of have discoveredwa as we moved forward and realize how lucky we were the gentleman who attacked us came heavily armed and had a list of republicans. i was not on that list. if any of these lists are very disturbing when a seat mr. carson on a list someone who serves not only here in congress but has served his community and police officers. it is very disturbing and i'm glad we are addressing these issues because it has happened on many fronts. i mean no offense to you personally, the fact it took four years and a new director to have that event on june 14 termed as domestic violence extremism as it is defined why did it take for years? it was a political start in the fbi starting at the head who has been fired. look at that : : those are just a couple oaf examples. we all have a responsibility here. we all have a responsibility. for people to