what does steve scalise and many republicans, almost all of the republicans do?y shrug their shoulders and say, "sorry, but we have to protect your guns first. we have to protect weapons before we protect your children." i can't think of anything more depressing, more defining about the state of our government than what has happened just in the past couple of weeks. just on this one issue, this eternal issue of handguns, rifles, and trying to raise the age from 18 to 21 years of age. impossible to do. sorry, folks, we can't help you, your kids, or the public schoolteachers when they go to school. >>> coming up, ahead of tonight's hearing on january 6th, members of the select committee will be with us. we'll have congresswoman elaine luria of virginia. she joins us the top of the hour. >>> also in the next hour of "morning joe," two lawmakers both military veterans say it is time to stop easy access to weapons of war. >>> and fresh off giving testimony to congress on gun violence, new york city mayor eric adams is our guest. >> we're going to ask the mayor of new

maria: houser public a whip steve scalise joins me right now. congressman, i'm not sure if the white house press secretary understands the market and business at all based on that answer. the president certainly pointing fingers about the blame of high oil prices. >> maria great to be with you. president biden is really good at trying to blame everybody else. if you just unpack her statement, she blamed multiple different people in the same sentence about who to blame for inflation. none of which include her boss it's republicans, it's the war, putin. my goodness everyone knows what's going on for joe biden came out that he wants to attack american energy as a candidate for president. he has carried out pulses to attack american energy. prices are through the roof. people are angry, he's trying to blame other people and nobody is buying it. maria: wish to point us not just joe biden it's a democrat policy. so tell us about this policy of the climate change agenda and how it is permeating through government. you're talking to collects all the tim

as to steve scalise, fine. pray. that's something. but that's not enough. you know, we learned that that's not enough. and i'll tell you, i mean, las vegas was the deadliest shooting in the history of the united states, modern history of the united states. if you this i about the number of people shot and killed there and the number of people shot and wounded we're just waiting for the next one that breaks that record. and that's going to happen unless we do something to try to stop it. and the thing is -- >> i don't know about you but i certainly feel like something could have happen on any guantanamo bay day. >> do i want to get my kids to school? it's top of mind. and that is -- >> as a news person, you know what's happened. i've talked to so many reporters about and those reporters see things that the families don't see. they see these photographs and when the pediatricians talk, the emergency room doctors talk at the experience of looking at the victims who come in to be treated and how terrible these wounds include, the weapons of war, the a.r.-15s an

hutchion once worked for steve scalise, but she is also a familiar face on capitolill. because she held a prominent role in the white house legislative affairs office. and later was the principal aide to president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows. she spent considerable time up here on capitol hill, representing the trump ministration. and we welcome her back. up unt now, our hearings hav each been organized to addrs ecific elements of president trump's planned overturn the 2020 election. today we are departing somewhat from that model. because ms. hutchinson's testimony touches on several important and crosscutng topi, topicthat are relevant to each of our future hearings. in her role working for the white house chief of staff, she handled a vast number of sensitive issues. she worked in the west wing several steps down the hall from the overall office -- from the oval office. she spoke dailyith members of congress and high-ranking officials in the administration, with senior white house staff, including mr. meadows. with white house counsel, lawyers, and mr. tony

today i am joined by steve scalise, jim jordan and mr. banks. our hearts are shattered for families suffering from the unimaginable tragedy in uvalde, texas and buffalo, new york. i want to commend our colleague tony gonzalez for his strong leadership. he represents uvalde and has been spending time meeting with so many of the families and the community members devastated by this mass shooting. i will tell you americans are struggling daily. they are faced with historically high gas prices that have now doubled since joe biden took office. over 70% of our nation's baby formula is out of stock. homicides are up nearly 50%. inflation is at a 40 year high and one of the largest migrant caravans ever is headed to our borders. house democrats have no agenda and no real solutions to the problems we face on a daily basis. instead, what are democrats focused on? they are scrambling to change the headlines, praying the nation will focus on their partisan witchhunt instead of our pocketbooks. just this week, nancy pelosi's january 6 committee hired the fo

>> steve scalise is my congressman.imized in that congressional baseball yard shooting -- >> i forgot to mention that. of course. >> they opened fire on steve scalise, so he really speaks from authority here. what he's saying we should bear in mind, as anybody who has gone to gun shows, as i have, you will find they say they want to create more background checks. when you get in line and go to purchase a gun, many times you will see grandmothers or girlfriends buying the guns for other people, so i don't know how those background checks will clear up the problem guns spreading through the community here or anywhere else. it seems to me when you look at these cases, whether in chicago, chattanooga, philadelphia, or here in new orleans, there's a cheapness to life today and our young people somehow believe that life can just be thrown off over a disagreement and that cops have no value at all and they can open fire on police or take them on. we as a community have to stand up and teach our young people this is unacceptabl

>> john: we discussed with steve scalise.we will ask our sunday panel about a white house reset ahead of the midterms. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> john: angelo again from fox news in washington. as an abiding mix in urgent plea to congress to pass new gun restrictions, saying now is the time for republicans to it joined with democrats for meaningful legislation. at the same time, the president touting better-than-expected jobs numbers as americans continue to face surge in gas high inflation. in a moment we will speak with gene sperling, senior advisor to the president about the administration's plans to bring some relief. first let's turn to lucas tomlinson come alive at the white house for us this morning, where, lucas, we have seen a bit of a reset over the past week. >> john, today the price of gas is double what it was when esident biden took office. in a rare prime time address, it was guns that have the president's attention, following a speed of mass shootings. >> president biden: gh, enough enough. if

hear from florida congressman michael waltz, steve scalise and more americans still favor sending supportukraine though the united states has delivered less than half the military aid promised. former world heavy weight vladamir klitschko is here. tv personality hour this hour. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, futures are indicating a gain at the start of trading this morning after yesterday's sharp sell offer. the dow industrials up 229 and the nasdaq is up 125, all three major indices finished sharply yesterday. in fact, tech heavy nasdaq having ended at the lowest close since september 2020 with a sharp selloff, better than 4% yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 down 2 and a half percent on dow industrials and down 3 and a quarter percent on the s&p 500. this is the worst week so far since march of 2020 with the nasdaq down better than 6% on the week right now. the s&p down 6% going into today's trading session. joining me right me right now strategic partner luke lloyd. what a wild week, even a rough one. even c

republicans are rallying position minority steve scalise urging his members to vote "no."will see where that goes but nancy pelosi and a saying last night said, she intends to get this to a floor vote first thing in the morning, joey, carley. >> carley: griff jenkins live in washington, thank you. joey, it is historic that you have 15 republicans agreeing with democrats on anything, but you heard ted cruz the concern among a lot of conservatives, this would chip away gun rights. do you think it would? >> joey: the first glance hey bipartisanship in congress. you look at four of the five g.o.p. senators voting on this, little bit safer for them. most of the others years away from reelection. the majority on fox news poll, they support action on gun legislation but a majority of americans don't know what that action should be. when you pull to get health they pulled towards mental health. there is a lot in that war is much to do with mental health as anything else here are the gun legislation, gun portion of this legislation, gun rights portion is gun rights laws. and it is

according to a source in the room, kevin mccarthy and steve scalise announced during a closed door meeting wednesday they are both a no. daniella diaz has been following all the twists and turns. can they convince the rest of the house republicans in the caucus to reject this bill, and if so, can democrats get it done without their support? >> reporter: first, i will answer your question, first question you said, yes, they can convince all republicans to not vote and support that gun safety legislation that is bipartisan in the senate. but look, in the house, you only need a simple majority to pass bills. so if every single democrat in the house supports that legislation, it will pass. but in the senate, that is where they need at least 60 votes to passes legislation. and because the first procedural vote two days ago, we know that there will likely be ten republicans to support it along with all 50 democratic senators. but look, it is notable that kevin mccarthy and steve scalise, elyse stefanic, the top three in leadership in the house, republican leadership, they are not supporting this

kevin mccarthy led the 40-minute news con >> steve scalise, elise stefanik and jim banks.

and now steve scalise. [laughter] [speaking spanish] thank you for always defending the lives of the unborn. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayra. what an historic day this is and what a great victory for life. and it's not just a victory for life, it's a victory for millions of people who have been part of this pro-life movement for decades. who have gone to state legislatures, who have gotten involved in the political process, who have prayed. and prayers were answered today. the decades of work is celebrated today. but the work just begins now to go and protect life even more, because the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade correcting that flawed decision, , finally allows states and congress to protect life in ways that that we never were able to for the last 50 years. that debate was silenced during the years roe v. wade was the law of land, but that debate just begins again in so many places in this country. you know, one of the most inspirational days of the year is the march for life.

before you worked in the white house, you worked on capitol hill for representative steve scalise. republican whip -- the republican whip. and senator ted cruz. than in 2019, you moved to the white house and served until the end of the term ministration -- trump administration in 2020. when you started at the white house, you served in the office of legislative affairs. we understand you were initially hired as a staff assistt. but soon was promoted to a position of greater responsibility. can you explain your re for the committee -- with the committee -- can you explain your role for the committee? >> when mr. meadows became the fourth chief of staff, it is difficult to describe the day. i s specl assistant tthe president and advisor to the chief of staff. the days depended on what the prident was doing that day and thats how my portfolio was reflected. had a lot of outreach with members of congress, senior cabit officials. we would work on policy issues with relevant internal components and members on the hill. involving security protocols at the white house complex. >> he receiv

kevin mccarthy led the 40-minute news conference which includes representative steve scalise, elise stefanik, and jim banks.

. >> john: she had been an intern for steve scalise, took a job in the chief of staff office. she was not the chief of staff but a trusted aide of mark meadows and would have been in on a lot of the meetings and strategy sessions leading up to january 6th as she takes her seat there. >> sandra: she is offering obviously a very inside look of an account in the west wing in the days leading up to, on and in the aftermath of the january 6th capitol attack. the one and only witness, looks like it is underway. and it will begin now, to washington. >> select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on a united states capitol will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the committee in recess at any point pursuant to house deposition authority regulation 10, the chair announces the committee's approval to release the deposition material presented during this hearing. good afternoon. in our hearings over the previous weeks the select committee has laid out the details of a multi-part pressure campaign driven by the former president aimed at overturni

. >> gun rights supporters including congressman steve scalise, a victim of gun violence himself, argues there should be more focus on mental health. >> we need to be more concerned about stopping things before they happen. this isn't something we're having a conversation about right now and it should be. it immediately becomes about democrats wanting to take away guns. >> reporter: meanwhile more violence across the country over the weekend. police in detroit say a stray bullet hit a home where six girls were having a sleepover. an 11-year-old was killed. >> family, friends for a sleepover and now the baby is gone. >> reporter: in philadelphia, three people were killed and wounded. police say it may have started as a fist fate. in tennessee, police say 14 people were shot and three killed outside a night club in chattanooga. investigators in philadelphia and chattanooga believe multiple shooters were involved and overnight, no one had been arrested in either incident. in california, a 17-year-old has been arrested for threatening to carry out a school shooting. police say he had a so-ca

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here is steve scalise. >> we all know what happened.tever her reason was, i think most americans are just sick and tired of the polarization that you are seeing by the democrats to try to change the subject. they know what the american people are angry about. american people are angry about what joe biden, nancy pelosi and their socialist agenda have done to people, and they wish congress was addressing those things, not this hollywood production, not the attempt to take away your guns. over and over again, they think they can blame food and, they can blame every else. the american people are smarter than that. they have figured out who is the cause of the pain our families are suffering and they want a change of direction. what is coming in november is something they are scared to death of because the only want power. they still want to shut down cities, they still want to defund the police. they still want to do that thing of the american people are tired of and the american people are going to have the final say on november 8. host:

here is steve scalise. >> we all know what happened.tever her reason was, i think most americans are just sick and tired of the polarization that you are seeing by the democrats to try to change the subject. they know what the american people are angry about. american people are angry about what joe biden, nancy pelosi and their socialist agenda have done to people, and they wish congress was addressing those things, not this hollywood production, not the attempt to take away your guns. over and over again, they think they can blame food and, they can blame every else. the american people are smarter than that. they have figured out who is the cause of the pain our families are suffering and they want a change of direction. what is coming in november is something they are scared to death of because the only want power. they still want to shut down cities, they still want to defund the police. they still want to do that thing of the american people are tired of and the american people are going to have the final say on november 8. host:

republicans like louisiana congressman steve scalise blame the biden administration's energy policies. >> he's beholden to the radical left who don't want to produce energy in america. >> but president biden says oil companies are taking advantage of the situation. exxon made more money god this year. they're not drilling. why they drilling because they make more money not producing more oil and the president's economic team says loring prices will take time. but most forecasters are expecting to see some easing over the coming months and especially over the coming years. >> and soon the federal reserve will meet where they're expected to raise interest rates as a way to combat inflation reporting in washington. reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you for shot. >> national news now after 11 months of investigating the house committee investigating the deadly january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol laid out its case against former president trump last night during the prime-time hearing, the committee presented details of its findings and showed what some say is shocking. new video of ho

high inflation while targeting oil and gasoline companies we are look at the fax with congressman steve scalise referee on wall street journal bikers the

congressman steve scalise joins me now. congressman aspires amission on the day that these hearings are being held. oh , here's a little bit convenient. i can't imagine she forgot what happened five years ago. your reaction, laura ? look, i mean, clearly we all know what happened. they you know, whatever her reason was, i think most americans are just sick and tired of the politicization that you're seeing by the democrats to try to change the subject. they know what the american people are angry about. american people are angry about what joe biden and nancy pelosi and their far left socialist agenda have done to people and they wish congress was addressing those things, not just hollywood production, not an attempt to take away your guns. it just seems like over and over again they think they can blame and they can blame anybody else. the american people are smarter than that . they figure out who's the cause of the pain their families and our families are suffering and they want a change of direction as speaker gingrich

face opposition from some republicans in the house, including louisiana republican congressman steve scalise. instead of talking about democrats always want to take away the rights of gun owners, law abiding citizens, especially. >> what we talk about the root causes of these problems. >> murphy says he hopes to unveil their bipartisan package later this week. for now in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> well, another young victim of the uvalde mass shooting was laid to rest yesterday, mourners gathered at a church for the funeral of 10 year-old a ramirez. she was remembered as a smart girl. she left are. her obituary said she dreamed of one day attending art school in paris. her parents gave president biden one of her paintings and he promised to hang in the white house. funerals for the 21 victims killed in uvalde started last week. more are expected through mid-june. for the first time in 6 years, moraine county hosted a gun buyback event on saturday county law enforcement agencies offer people cash in exchange for their weapons. no questions were asked as kron four's. polic

. >> reporter: hutchinson's one-time boss, republican rep steve scalise, downplayed the hearing as a partisan witch hunt. >> one more day of salacious headlines, and already today we're seeing secret service agents saying it didn't happen, what was testified to in committee yesterday didn't even happen. >> reporter: the secret service is disputing hutchinson's testimony that former president trump became physical with an agent and tried to grab the wheel of the presidential suv after his january 6th speech. the agent and driver offering to testify under oath if needed. >> the president said something to the effect of i'm the f-ing president, take me up to the capitol now. >> reporter: but even some former trump loyalists found her testimony damaging to his credibility. >> when she testified that he knew that there were guns on property and that he encouraged people to go to the capitol, that changes my mind. >> reporter: the january 6th panel is now urging others to testify. republican liz cheney going on twitter to single out former trump white house counsel pat cipollone, committee

gop whip steve scalise pressing republicans to vote against it.senate bill because provisions in it would place additional unnecessary impediments and burdens on law abiding citizens' rights to own a firearm. where is it going? >> it will get an icy reception by house republicans when it gets over here. the text is seen negatively across the board both by house republicans and folks across the country because it continues to erode the second amendment constitutional rights of americans. i think kevin mccarthy and steve scalise have been sus sing in -- succinct in their messaging here. sure, come are going along but this is rushed. we need to have a serious conversation in this country about real solutions and that is maybe using some of the covid money that's left over in the states to harden schools and provide school security before we starter roading american second amendment rights. law abiding citizens, this bill will do nothing to address the solutions and would not do anything to have affected buffalo or uvalde, texas shootings. maria: i'm

she was an intern for steve scalise and ted cruz.an interview she did with her college newspaper in 2018. she said i have set a personal goal to pursue a path of civic significance. and here she is today on that journey. and we don't know -- >> this was probably not on the steps on the journey. >> probably not the one she planned. but you just have to have this sense of how difficult this must be for her personally, because these people were her friends. i was told by a source today that she has been so close with mark meadows. and this source said that she was his shadow, going everywhere with him, in every single meeting. so if you're a member of the trump team, you might be a little nervous. >> laura, i want to play just a little clip of a deposition that she gave to the committee talking about the alleged effort by trump ally in congress to replace the acting attorney general. >> understand that representative perry was pushing for a specific person to take over the department? >> he wanted mr. jeff clark to take over the departm

even though she's young, she worked for steve scalise, so many people know who she is. to see her look sad in some ways, also stoic when she is quoting directly what she quoting from the president. there was that scene at the end where president trump is throwing plates, where he's throwing his lunch against the wall. another instance where he is having to confront the fact his election lies are just that. no fraud in the 2020 election and here was bill barr trying to explain that to him and there are a lot of people in trump world saying this is another key part here where people are feeling like they were useful idiots. they feel like former president trump was only worried about himself. drunk off of power, wanting to stay in office no matter what it took including physically attacking a secret service agent. so remarkable and it's going to take a lot of time for people to process how far former president trump was willing to go. >> yamiche, i'm going to ask you a question, based on what we've seen, these stories would have been as shocking two weeks from now, three,

louisiana republican congressman steve scalise defended the trump administration for reacting quicklynprecedented time. democrats have continued their effort to undermine. >> the ppp success by attacking the trump administration and financial institutions. >> involved in the program in march, the biden administration appointed kevin chambers to direct covid-19 fraud enforcement. now he says nearly 1500 people are facing prosecution. these cases, most of which are still in progress. having over 1.1 billion dollars in losses, but chambers says more needs to be done. and president biden is asking congress for additional funding these resources will speed our that analysis and our identification of fraudulent schemes. chambers is asking congress to approve the 41 million dollars that president biden has requested in his 2023 budget that would go towards a detecting fraud. >> for now in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> thank you, anna. state lawmakers have sent a preliminary budget proposal to governor newsom, but the plan contains no solid resolution to a stalemate over a g

. >> house republicans like louisiana congressman steve scalise reject new gun control. >> immediate rushes to take away guns from law-abiding citizens. >> and some senate democrats say they want to vote on gun control measures in the senate by the end of this week reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> president biden is in downtown los angeles, opening the summit of the americas. he said democracy is essential to the future of the western hemisphere, but he's also taking some heat for leaving 3 countries off that invite list. reporter john fenoglio has more on the summit's opening night. >> president biden delivering a message of unity and cooperation at the 9th summit of the americas in downtown los angeles wednesday, the markers there's a whole mark of our region. the president addressing world leaders from north south and central america. but some were noticeably absent. the white house did not invite venezuela, nicaragua or cuba to attend the summit due to their status as autocratic states. mexico's president andres manuel lopez obrador responded by boycotting t

after interning for congressman steve scalise and senator senator ted cruz.th mark meadows during trump's first impeachment trial. and when meadows was named chief of staff in march 2020 he immediately elevated her to his principal assistant. during yesterday's hearing, vice chair liz cheney has laid out hutchinson's role inside the trump administration. >> in her role, working for the white house chief of staff, miss hutchinson handled a vast number of sensitive issues. she worked in the west wing several steps down the hall from the oval office. miss hutchinson spoke daily with members of congress with members of high ranking administration and senior white house staff including mr. meadows, with white house council lawyers and with mr. tony ornato who served as the chief of staff. also worked with on a daily basis with members of secret service posted in the white house. in short, miss hutchinson was in a position to know a great deal about happenings in the white house. >> committee also showed how physically close hutchinson was to all the actions in the

kevin mccarthy led the 40-minute news conference which includes representative steve scalise, elise stefanik, and jim banks. mr. mccarthy: i want to first apologize for being a few minutes late. i was on the floor asking for unanimous consent to move the supreme court security bill that was passed by the senate by 100 votes and it was denied. i know the speaker just had a press conference in here. i'm told she said nobody is of threat over the weekend. i don't know how she can say that knowing that you just captured a person who wanted to kill kavanaugh and his family. so was he not in any threat yesterday? is he not in any threat after schumer made his threats on the supreme court? or jen psaki said it was the president's position to go to those homes? i have no idea why the democrats held that bill for one month. i have no idea. i think they might be playing politics. and speaking of that, speaker pelosi's select committee on january 6 is unlike any other committee in american history. in fact, it is the most political and least legitimate committee in american history. it is used -- it ha

they were only there because steve scalise was there and they got hit. otherwise that terrorist could easily assassinated 20 to 30 members of congress and staff. clearly there are people i don't want to have a gun in their hands. but we can't ignore the hate, the evil that is gripping too many in our country today. we have laws against murder, yet we see murder. if my little daughter hits her big brother, i want to know why. i don't blame the stick in her hand. as a physician, commonsense tells me that if we don't look at the events in someone's life that lead to the thoughts and the feelings that then lead to this horrific murderous behavior, then we are doing our society a grave injustice. and that's what's happening. we have seen this movie before. do these laws change the disturbing trends we are seeing? previous bans have made no difference. it's been proven. many of our communities have gun laws and have even more homicides than ever. we as americans need to do some serious soul-searching about ourselves because something serious has changed in our

while the house republicans of steve scalise is advising his congress to vote no. >> the senate is recklesslyforward with their gun grabbing legislation. they are by moving our nation down a dangerous path of peril and lawlessness. to me be clear, they send the package is not a compromise. it's gun control plain and simple. we did not anticipate that we would be playing defense against republican senators on preserving the second amendment. >> if the bill is passed through the house, the senate amount ultimately at the white house. we will repeal this. we will fight every day to make sure leadership protects the american citizen's right to and bear arms. appropriation, we will defund this. this is unconstitutional. >> laura: they are right and it can't be said enough. the biggest gun control push in 30 years is being advanced under the cover of a tragedy that was exacerbated by an unlogged school door. the absence of a resource officer, and the cowardice of the uvalde police. joining me now, congresswomen lauren boebert. congresswoman, republicans always seem to do that to themselves. they sn

a gunman opened fire and severely wounded republican house wip steve scalise at a baseball practice in7, before capitol police returned fire and killed the shooter. scalise, who has been undergoing physical therapy for years says there should be a zero tolerance policy and rigorous prosecution for threats, including the verbal ones. >> clearly people, there has to be mental illness involved in it, the rage that some people might get where they think it's okay to take a political difference and then want to go and commit violence based on it. >> reporter: and just last week, a man was arrested for threatening to kill a supreme court justice. the man was found near justice brett kavanaugh's maryland home with a gun and a knife and is charged with attempted murder. >> that's an actual, an actual violence against the justices strike at the heart of our democracy. >> put your mask on! >> reporter: the southern poverty law center says the increasingly overheated and inflammatory rhetoric of politicians is fuelling a combustible, toxic environment. >> the gentleman is not in order. you believ

republican congressmen congregate to play softball and shot as many as they could almost killing steve scalise. they turned out he was a very fanatical fan of the rachel maddow show, fan of bernie sanders. well, that's insightful terrorism, they lead people to do violence. the person arrested outside brett kavanaugh's house attempting to murder him because he didn't like the way he is going to vote on gun control. who radicalized him? these are terrorists, the worst and most dangerous theories that have been long been done bunked and discredited. it's disinformation, hate speech, it's all the things in an attempt to prevent us from having the right to free speech the constitution guarantees. >> laura: great to see you as always. while the january 6th meetings sucked all the oxygen out of the corridor, there is one large issue being ignored. many generate six defendants are still languishing in d.c. jail. some without having being officially charged if you can believe it. sought to bring justice to this yesterday. >> we've got people, american citizens, their rights are being abuse. they are hu