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that being said, steve scalise is a big louisiana guy.me king cake on capitol hill. >> today has mardi gras day and my home city of new orleans. this is a mardi gras king cake, which we enjoyed to celebrate the day. this is not to torture you. there is a plastic baby in one of the slices. we will let you know where to get the cake. you will want more, believe me. >> sandra: delicious, by the way. >> i am not just saying that because i look like i get paid and king cake. it is the winter. >> sandra: it is fun. none of the colleges are in session. people are having a good time. being selective about how much we put that up on the screen. other things to discuss with you as we will let -- stephen a. smith was on "w" today. first appearance since leaving the white house. >> here are the facts. increasing in terms of voter turnout in his favor from the standpoint of blacks, latinos, young voters, increased as numbers in that regard i'm 2020. 89% of the county shifted to the right. that is a mandate. >> he does not have a mandate. just look at

now listen to what house majority leader, steve scalise, said on this program earlier today. >> we workedy for weeks and weeks to thread that needle and get the budget passed. the senate has it now, by the way. they need to do their part. they need to move, and i think last night was a call to action action by president trump to the senate to say, look, the house delivered on my full agenda. the democrats aren't going to help us. they showed that last night. sadly, they want to sit on their hands while american families face a a massive tax hike. stuart: well, gerry baker is a "wall street journal" guy, and he joins me now. are we -- this is very important for the markets, very important for the economy. we need those tax cuts to be made permanent. is it going to happen, if your opinion? >> yes. i don't think there's any question about that. there's going to be a fight, and it's going to be fought over line by line with a majority of just two or three in the house and three in the senate, it's not going to to be easy. but the republican party is united behind this. again, there's a lot of

greta: we caught up with steve scalise after tonight's speech. he told manu raju that obviously there would be a censure considered against representative al green for his shouting at the top of president trump's speech. he knows what he did was a clear violation of house rules and it shouldn't have happened and it's going to be dealt with. a capitol hill reporter of nbc catching up with senator elizabeth warren. she was asked about the president calling her pocahontas during his speech. sen. warren: was applauding the help that the united states government was giving to ukraine. evidently, on the day that donald trump has stopped that assistance, he is feeling pretty sensitive on that point. he should. greta: senator warren reacting to what the president had to say during his speech, calling her pocahontas. peter: we've got about five minutes left. we are going to show you this at the end as well. but i want to put this up so you guys can see this. this is really a neat idea. our political producer, this is his idea. if you have ever watched c-s

steve scalise told cnn that al green will obviously be considered for censure by the house of representatives, saying that "he knows what he did was a clear violation of house rules and it should not have happened, and it is going to be dealt with." al green spoke to reporters right after being removed from the chamber and said in part, "i will accept the punishment, but it is worth it to let people know that there are some of us who will stand up against this president's desire to cut medicaid, medicare, and social security." al green last night. we are likely to hear more from al green. in terms of other firsts in the speech last night, this is from the washington post, a list of words you never heard before in a presidential address. they go through quite a list from last night, including circumcision, pocahontas, openai, deepfake, volleyball, and doge, a few firsts for words used in a presidential address before congress. host: back to your calls, cynthia. go ahead. caller: hi. trump is a dictator. he proved it again last night. he is alienating us from mexico, canada, that is the biggest

and speaker, mike johnson and majority leader steve scalise's home state of indiana.nyone who votes for this resolution is voting for those cuts as well as devastating cuts to nutrition and medicare. don't listen to republicans who try to say medicaid won't be touched. i introduced an amendment to protect medicaid which they blocked during our budget markup because they intend to cut medicaid. remember donald trump said he would tackle inflation and lower costs on day one? here we are a month in and prices are rising. musk has taken a literal chain saw to tens of thousands of jobs, putting families and local economies at risk. this budget resolution makes it clear the only people that republicans are willing to fight for in this country are the wealthiest billionaires who apparently now rule the country p. this is unbridled greed and corruption. vote no on this disastrous budget resolution. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. arrington: mr. chairman, i yield one minute to my friend from the cornhusker state

it was house majority leader steve scalise who told cnn that al green will obviously be considered forcensure by the house of representatives, saying that "he knows what he did was a clear violation of house rules and it should not have happened, and it is going to be dealt with." for his part, al green spoke to reporters right after being removed from the chamber and said in part, "i will accept the punishment, but it is worth it to let people know that there are some of us who will stand up against this president's desire to cut medicaid, medicare, and social security." al green last night. we are likely to hear more from al green. in terms of other firsts in the speech last night, this is from the washington post, a list of words you never heard before in a presidential address. they go through quite a list from last night, including circumcision, pocahontas, openai, deepfake, volleyball, and doge, a few firsts for words used in a presidential address before congress. host: back to your calls, from ohio, democrats line, this is cynthia on the president's joint address to congress. g