you see taylor swift hop off a ski lift did you see taylor swift hop off a ski lift did you see taylorswift - [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause i'm saying -- i started sounding weird like, i started saying "hahpahf." "did you see taylor swift hahpahf? >> "hah hah hahpahf. "hahpahf." >> jimmy: "did you see taylor swift hahpahf?" [ light laughter ] how many did i get >> i thought it was a choice >> jimmy: you thought it was a a choice no, it wasn't. [ cheers and applause six? >> all right >> jimmy: this one's a toughie all right, good luck to you. >> thank you >> jimmy: yeah you're welcome >> ready >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> did you see taylor swift hop off a ski lift did you see taylor squif - [ laughter ] -- hop off a ski lift? did you see taylor swift hop off a ski lift did you see taylor swift hop off a ski lift did you see taylor swift hop off a ski lift [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause five that was only -- >> jimmy: i think that was good we -- actually we should give her one there too, 'cause i think we started a little late there. can we give -- i think we give a bonus one to - yeah, i t

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specifically, marjorie taylor greene and divorce.er divorce, i don't care about her private life, in fact i wish you were a private citizen so i didn't have to talk about her at all. the problem, if she is a very public figure. a bombastic member of congress, an influential gop member of the house, who this week called for a quote, unquote national divorce. a literal dissolution of the union, severing the country and get to frankenstein patch's of so-called red states and blue states. we are done with the united states of america, she said. we are done. she did not muse about the notion, she didn't play rhetorical footsie with the idea, she explicitly stated that america should be torn. she once more decided to offer details about how her fever dream system would work. >> so congresswoman greene, i want to make sure i understand you correctly, were you saying that we should have it cooling off period to say that people should not be able to vote for a couple of years if they move from a blue state to a red state? >> it would be somet

professor keeanga-yamahtta taylor taylor has already said straining credulity. not add up numerically. what i'm reading what i read the press reports, when i'm reting -- reading tt releases bthe college board, i'm seeing this gesture to this universe of pele but ifact i am learng a mu smaller number of players for in the actua craftinof e curriculum. i'm not surprised the college board is using this as a communications strategy, ruling out peoplet my colleagues henry louis gat to stand in for what they have done. i henry louis gates never appears in any credit in theriginal currulum. he only magically appears later on and then as apokesperson for this. what our letr attempd to do was to say what is happening here in the coege board's apparent appeasementuggests ron desantis is now fundamentally attacking the most sacrosanct priiple of an educational system, and open society, and frontal assault on academic freedom and democracy. amy: let's be clear, he is not just for the governor ron desantis, he is clearly a presidential aspirate and will shape the discourse i

taylor.good morning members of the committee, i'm pleased to be here with colleagues from usda and usaid. i would like to particularly thank you for your leadership and dedication not just to this committee but the entire agricultural sector over the years. while you are neat not leaving us quite yet, you will be missed. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss trade, market development, capacity building programs authorized by the farm bill under the trade and foreign agricultural affairs this missionary promotes agricultural experts, works to reduce barriers that impede trade, opens new markets to u.s. farm products and contribute to global food insecurity. csaa area overseas foreign agriculture service and u.s. office. have a as usda's lead international agency making u.s. agriculture to the world to enhance export opportunity and global food security. fas supports food and agriculture sector with a network of economists marketing experts, negotiators and trade specialists in d.c. and nearl

my questions are for secretary taylor. i am glad you are on the job now confirmed because in your position you're going to be a lead advocate for u.s. farmers across the world. everybody on this committee knows only produce a third more than what we consume domestically that international trade to get that out of our country around the world is a very important issue for prosperity and agriculture. so, when it comes agricultural trade the concern i have from iowans is access to mexico's corn market. i'm sure other senators have the same concern. delete 90% of the corn acreage in the united states being planted to biotech seeds and mexico being the number one purchaser of u.s. corn, i am concerned this decree is not being met with the urgency that it deserves for this is the case for both iowa producers and most importantly pursued insecurity and mexico and around the world. as a former chair of the finance committee, i was glad to lead the effort for the u.s. and say that end up getting 89 votes. i was pleased to see it ye

never mind marjorie taylor greene's national divorce.ow, it setmayer, senior visor for a lincoln project western scarlet uva center politics and former gop congressional communications director. and alencia johnson, political strategist, former senior adviser for president biden's 2020 campaign and chief impact officer of ten 63 west broad. we are going to get into this now starting with you, tara. because in this new congress, marjorie taylor greene is not just some far-right outlier. she is part of the house majority and a member of the homeland security committee. so, while her nonsensical rhetoric isn't anything new, is it concerning because of her role now? we >> absolutely. we have been screaming from the rooftops about. that she went from someone who was excoriated and admonished and stripped of her committees to being someone on the homeland security that actually has power and access and is responsible for the protection of the united states. now calling basically for secession, which last time i checked, the confederacy lost. s

he told taylor to leave the store. in response to that, taylor began threatening him and ran towards his s.u.v. outside. he followed him outside because he expected that taylor would retrieve a gun from the car. that's what he did. taylor pulled an illegal handgun with an extended magazine from his s.u.v. sante, not wanting to get shot, put taylor in a head lock. that's when taylor handed the gun to his girlfriend. the girlfriend shot the unarmed fireman in the back killing him. it was an execution. it's nt a close call. the footage is online. if you have any doubt, you can watch it. there's no debate what happened here. the local social justice d.a., gene peters baker refused to press charges against the person who killed the firefighter. now why? well, there may have been a political component. we know that because online, blm activists celebrated the killing on racial grounds. taylor was black, sante was white. that was enough for them. they're glad he's dead. consider the second gas station shooting, this happened

marjorie taylor greene is bonkers.people behind the scenes to draft the memos that, yes, you had the power to overturn the election. the people who give these republicans who probably don't think much for themselves. the idea that, hey, let's head to crash the debt ceiling and destroy our economy, lower our rating at all political ideology. liz makes me think that republicans really have no like to stand on. they criticize the biden administration handling of the day, when they release to someone who saw the that balloon under his watch and did nothing about it. >> who is that to? >> liz -- >> o, me! i guess my short answer is, yeah, that's how it goes. you just kind of laid it out perfectly, but it's such a projection at its finest. i think that is what this party mastered is the art of doing something and then gaslighting you into thinking that you could've done it. they are barely it, and democrats had to learn how to deal with the gas. letting america should learn how to make gaslighting and energy resource, becaus

♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: hello, taylor >> hi, seth! be here with you. >> seth: i want to ask a lot about you and your projects. but i do like to always start by talking about your dog, tank >> yes >> seth: and you shared some photos, and it does seem like tank is just holding up so well. aging so well. here's a photo of tank up close. [ audience aws ] and if you're wondering what tank looks like farther away - there's tank slightly farther away how is tank? >> he looks like attila the hun. >> seth: yeah. tank is -- don't take this the wrong way. i have found tank to be a dog with exactly one expression. >> she's working through it. you know what i mean this is what i love about tank tank makes her way through tank doesn't give up >> seth: okay, do you think that is because you named her tank? you put an expectation upon -- >> she feels her own power >> seth: yeah. >> and then when people are around her, they can feel, in turn, their own power. >> seth: oh, interesting she brings out the inner tank in other human beings >> yeah, that's

marjorie taylor greene and others stood up, said liar, liar! the rick scott's florida, them in the ban the u.s. senate campaign, he has a plan. he says all federal legislation sunsets every five years. if the law is worth keeping, congress can pass it again. social security, medicare, medicaid. >> the man is right. republicans want to admit, or not. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. before dexcom g6, my diabetes was out of control. i was tired. not having the energy to do the things that i wanted to do. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g6 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was

also marjorie taylor green will join us tonight.he fact checked joe biden in real-time on the house floor forcing him to retract his smea almost immediately. the ladies of the view did not particularly like marjorie taylor green we also have full coverage from today's pivotal hearings on social media bias featuring the far left lunatics who once ruled over twitter, bu we start with this fox news alert. new tape from joe biden in a rare sitdown interview the president all but refused to answer questions about his classified document scandal. he basically pled the fifth. take a look. >> you said last september, jus possessing classified documents is you said totally irresponsible. what was totally irresponsible that the fact that you had them? >> they have informed me not to speak of this issue or two anyway try to prejudice the investigation going on. >> oh, so is that pleading the fifth in the media correctly wa more than happy about to talk about the investigation into donald trump right now we have major breaking news from john so

breonna taylor was pronounced dead at the scene.hat, police in minneapolis released a statement titled, man dies after medical incident during police interaction. the statement describes the situation where officers, after apprehending the suspect, noted that he quote, appear to be suffering medical distress. that man was george floyd. bystander video later showed ex police officer derek chauvin played pressing his knee on her -- more than nine minutes as floyd begged for his life. and that brings us to january 8th, of this year. that is when officers in memphis released this statement about a incident with took place during a traffic stop the previous night. it recounts a quote, confrontation between officers and a suspected reckless driver. police said the male leader revealed to be 29 year old tyre nichols fled the scene on foot, leading to another quote, confrontation. statement goes on to say that after officers took nichols into custody, that quote, the suspect complained of having a shortness of breath and an ambulance was ca

marjorie taylor greene and others stood up, said liar, liar!m in the ban the u.s. senate campaign, he has a plan. he says all federal legislation sunsets every five years. if the law is worth keeping, congress can pass it again. social security, medicare, medicaid. >> the man is right. republicans want to admit, or not. o admit, o not. mouth to mission control. we have a denture problem. over. roger that. with polident cleanser and polident adhesive refresh and secure for any close encounter. if your mouth could talk it would ask for polident and poligrip. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. with unitedhealthcare my sister has a whole team to help her get the most out of her medicare plan. ♪wow, uh-huh♪ advantage: me! can't wait 'til i turn 65! take advantage with an aarp medicare advantage plan... only from unitedhealthcare. step up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk of hiv. descovy for prep, the smallest prep pill available, is a once-daily prescription medicine tha

taylor, the defendant is a cousin of yours? judy: her father. >> right. that was my uncle. >> judge judy: and there came a point when the defendant obtained legal guardianship. when was that, ms. kidd? >> in december of 2016. his doctor said he could no longer speak for himself because my stepmother was also in the hospital, dying, and so my dad needed a legal guardian. >> judge judy: was his wife in the same hospital? >> yes. >> judge judy: they on the same floor? >> no, floors apart. >> judge judy: did they see each other in the hospital? >> no, they were both very ill. >> judge judy: did he ever recover from his illness? >> he did, but he's still sick. >> judge judy: is he home? >> yes. >> judge judy: are you still his legal guardian? >> after all of this, we went to probate court, and i'm now power of attorney. >> judge judy: and, ms. taylor, you came into the hospital... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...to visit with your uncle. and who were you with? >> me, my mother, and my sister. >> judge judy: on what date? >> december the 3

joining me now is william taylor, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. he's currently vice president for russia in europe at the u.s. institute of peace, and niair hawk, former white house senior director and former state department senior adviser. i'll start with you. i don't get happy when i hear this is returning us to the cold war. i get concerned when i hear that russia wants to pull out of a nonproliferation agreement. how serious is it? i know that apparently this deal was already on its last legs, but how serious a move is it that russia said, yeah, now we're not going to bother with inspectors for nuclear weapons? >> they're saying out loud what they have been acting on behind the scenes by and large. they have not allowed verification, which was a key part of verifying both countries are reducing their nuclear arsenal. it goes to the broader idea of putin just doing away with the western sense of alliances, the post world war ii order, in which russia was on the side of the allies. and putin framing now it's him and african countries even with

also, congresswoman marjorieylor taylor greene will join us . she fact check joe biden in real time on the house floor,in forcing him to retract his immed smear almost immediately. by the wayia, the ladies of the view did not particularlyore like marjorie taylor greene. co alseno have full coverage frm today's pivotal hearings on social media bias featuring the far left lunatics s who once ruled over twitter. but we begin with this fox news alert tonight, we have new tape from joe biden in a rare sit down interview, the president all but refused to answerbut questions about his classifiedl. document scandal.asical he basically plelyd the fift pli >> take a look. you said last september, you said just possessing classified documents is you said totallydou irresponsible. me so what was totally irresponsible about the fact that you was tot what they've information not to speak t to this issue to any wayhi, try to prejudice the investigation that's going on ? >> oh, what that pleadingfifth the fifth in the media, anyway,n was more than happy to talk

we celebrated taylor swift yesterday, lauren toms and i, we went to the taylor swift pop up bar in sanrancisco. as soon as you walked in you saw the wall with all her ex lovers. it was a really fun booth area to sit. those are some of our friends we went with. that's evan and brandon. that's lauren's husband who we dragged ththus. that was a champagne problems drink. antihero, lavender haze. you could write letters to your exes which was fun. i loved what lauren put, "karma is my husband" which is perfect. if you have friends who are swifties, check it out. it's here until february 26. it's lots of fun. i had way too much fun. >> it looks like a blast. >> whenever i go to a bar or weddings, i request taylor swift music and they never put it. it was all taylor swift. >> of course. >> lauren and i had such a good time. those pop up bars are fun. it's really becoming a trend. it will be fun to see if they do other ones. >> they've done friends and stranger things. i love that it has the theme because if you are a super fan, you get to do something you love. >> what's really cool is one of

g >> santae, not wanting to getsh shot, put taylor in a headlock e .n taylor >> and that's one . h javon taylor handed the gune to his girlfriend and his girlfriend shot the unarmed fireman in the back, killing him. >> it was an execution. it's not a close call.ca the footage is online. we're not going to show ity to you because it's awful. but if you have any doubt, you n can watch it. >> d so there's no debate about. what happened here. ged yet the local social justice d.a., jean peternes baker, refused to press charges against the person who killed the firefighter. , th now, why?n well, there may have beenonent. a political component. we know that because online blm activists immediately ac ticelebrated the killing on racial grounds. >> javon taylor is blackgrou. anthony santae was white.h fo that was enough for them.them they're glad he's dead.ey now, conside're glr the second s station shooting. this one happened just before midnight, less than a mont beforeh go in austin, texas, an armed ad man with a long criminal record called marquis demps walked into a shell station and

so my political analyst hat says james comer this, marjorie taylor greene is very influential personak as adam kinzinger, what she says is what a lunatic says. it's finding every conspiracy and taking the trust of the american people. you represent 700,000 people but you have a voice in front of hundreds of millions and you are telling them complete and utter lies for one reason, so you can be promoted in this low paying job that you have in comparison to other things. >> what with aabout the line sa crossed, fringe conspiracy theory, when qnon was not widely espoused by some in power and government to being repeated by people like marjorie taylor greene? i mean, you have years ago what happened in d.c. in the pizza shop, pizzagatend and then thes neo-nazis planning an attack on baltimore. lies lead to actual violence and can lead to death. >> absolutely. these comments are not just made and nothing happens in response to them. we saw an attack or attempted attack on the city of baltimore. well, it turns out a few years ago donald trump himself in attacking elijah cummings -- >> and

it's something that marjorie taylor greene is helping to inspire.ut, look, we're a country that when we had the presidency, the house and the senate, we couldn't even secure the border. so i don't believe we would be able to effectuate any type of national divorce. and i think that the politics of the america-first priorities would do a great deal to unify us. and, hey, it would be one thing, laura, to reject a national divorce more fervently if we didn't have our leaders cheating on the country with ukraine, which is what we saw from president biden recently. >> laura: but, congressman, to that point, i mean, we have lots of republicans in the senate. pretty much the entire republican leadership who, as far as i can tell, are willing for us to stay in ukraine, funding ukraine for 30, 40 years. i mean, i don't think that's what the republican electorate wants. so, i mean, we have just as much of a problem with republican leadership, to some extent, as we do with some of the democrat leadership. at least you know where democrats are, way to the left.

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similar to marjorie taylor greene. her conference put her in that position, and that was their decision. that's the will of the majority or minority. you don't have to agree with it, but you can't deny it. that's how the system works. >> let's take that a little further. you have lauren boebert who had this to say on the floor yesterday. >> gun free zones are the most dangerous places in our country. the second amendment is absolute and it's here to stay. a recent report states that americans own 46% of the world's guns. i think we need to get our numbers up, boys and girls. >> so what she fails to understand is that the u.s. makes up 4% of the world's population. that the other 54% is everybody else. so how do we begin to make sense of this and have conversations around important issues like gun legislation, like criminal justice reform, when members of congress just can't get the basic facts right? and instead of reaching forward and lunging for the political opportunity to own the other side, whether it's democrats

in a final statement, taylor wrote -- "muslims don't die. we live eternally in the hearts of our family and friends." taylor is the third prisoner to be executed in missouri since november and the fifth person to be executed in the united states this year. in the occupied west bank, israeli soldiers have killed another palestinian teenager in the city of nablus. 17-year-old hamza al-ashkar was fatally shot in the face as israeli forces conducted raids and dozens of arrests across the west bank tuesday. this is al-ashkar's grandmother. >> my sweetheart, he is still 17 years old. he wanted to work because his father is not financially stable. god bless him. he wanted to work but he didn't. he died. my sweetart. he died. may he rest in peace. amy: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in britain on a rare trip abroad where he is meeting with prime minister rishi sunak and king charles. zelenskyy will also address the u.k. parliament. britain, which announced new sanctions against russia today, has provided military equipment and training t

how much that the rhetoric of people like donald trump and tucker carlson and marjorie taylor greene how much does that help mainstream this stuff? how much does that contribute to the situation we are in right now, with a far-right, with political violence on the far-right? >> the mainstreaming from trusted sources of information, from sources that one formation that people are supposed to trust, whether that's cable news, elected officials, that's really dangerous, because it normalizes. it normalizes the rhetoric, and it makes it less shocking to people. but i also think it's really important to find out that what we're seeing here is that, it's a very clear case that the law enforcement and carceral approach that we rely on, while it works in many cases to interrupt these plots, in this case, this is a guy who spent a few years in prison, and his right back on the streets from the trail, and immediately attacks. so there's recidivism here, and we can't arrest our way out of this without investing in different kind of press prevention strategies, too. >> last question, what should

taylor. i want to touch on intellectual property for a moment. if proprietary information is easily made available to third parties, do you anticipate that manufacturers will continue to invest for research and development? i'm looking for a brief answer here. >> i would confess to being very confused about this topic. this information is available to the public, first of all. and no, if all of that was free off of the shelf, you would see much less. >> that's what's so interesting to me, property rights in nebraska at the top of the land owners lists. we are talking about real property rates. when you talk about intellectual property rights, i would think there be a similar desire to protect those and to maintain the ip rights value. i think it's important to know in january of this year, a chinese national and misery played guilty to conspiracy to commit economic espionage. the man attempted to steal the algorithm behind the farming software platform, proprietary technology was used to boost farmers productivity. the department of justice down

two ipads and a cell phone whichever one decides to hit, you know stay ready >> reporter: during taylorle, ticketmaster released sales all on the same day. this time they're staggering out by city. select members of beyonce's official fan club will determine access codes by lottery. and they'll sell by groups then ticketmaster will preept the process for those in groups b and c. >> too much demand is too much demand there are going to be some people upset that they didn't get tickets. >> reporter: for fans like nikki patel, the countdown is on on a scale of 1 to 10, how worry ready you about getting tickets? >> a 9 >> reporter: why 9 >> because a 10 sounds really dramatic >> reporter: an all-out battle of grit and luck to see the queen herself. savannah sellers, nbc news >> still to come here, move over, chris pratt. pedro pascal jumps into the role of mario >>> avatar was knocked out of the top spot at the box office ♪♪ ♪♪ ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gummies and jelly beans. the number one brand for hair, skin and nails. with two times more

greene let a seal walk into hers. [ laughter ] georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene yesterdayded her heckling of president biden during the state of the union and said, quote, "i don't clap for liars." well, whatever she claps for, it's definitely on the ones and threes [ light laughter ] you know what? for the people who got it, i think they're going to like it a great deal [ light laughter ] i think both you and i knew, baze, that wasn't for everybody. but for the people it was for -- fred, did you like it? >> fred: oh yes. >> seth: yeah, there you go, see. some of these jokes are for drummers [ light laughter ] north korean leader kim jong un was joined on stage yesterday by his 9-year-old daughter at a military parade unveiling the country's new missiles so i guess bring your daughter to work day has officially jumped the shark [ laughter ] new york congressman nick lalota referred to fellow republican representative george santos during an interview yesterday as a, quote, "sociopath," which ironically is the only thing not on his resume. [ laughter ] ukrainian president z

that marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert fighting.e taylor greene and lauren boebert fighting in a room with an echo. "do you know who i am-am-am-am-am-am? [ laughter ] marjorie taylor greene does strike me as the kind of person who would wait in the bathroom stall until she overheard someone talking [ bleep about her then just kick open the door like a cowboy busting into a saloon. "oh, you think i'm a lot?" [ laughter ] so, that's where we're at right now. the gop is embroiled in a messy and very public civil war and to make matters worse, they also have to deal with the fallout from a truly head-spinning scandal involving yet another one of their disgraced members, a guy supposedly named george santos, who was just elected from new york's third district on long island. as you may have heard, santos is a serial liar. he's been caught fabricating virtually every detail of his life story every day we learn that something else about him was a lie and now he's facing growing calls from almost everyone on all sides of the political spect

so, taylor walks in the room >> she walks in. >> we weren't even paying attention.s day it was her. this is true and she goes like this to us - >> but we both thought it's for sure someone behind us so both of us go like this [ laughter ] >> we're looking over our shoulders. [ laughter ] >> like idiots >> like, "what in the world is talking about? >> like, "me?" [ laughter ] >> and how hilarious, cause, jimmy, you were actually in the front row where the real celebrities were >> yeah. >> we were a little further back up. like back row. >> jimmy: please >> maybe she was doing it to you? >> jimmy: wow. >> who is to say it was one of us three for sure >> jimmy: i do remember. >> let's go. >> jimmy: what's up taylor taylor loves one of us >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's go ahead and believe that i think i remember this because this is around when you were kind of launching your network it's a massive hit i'm obsessed with magnolia network. i love it so much. >> thank you >> jimmy: i'll tell you what i like i like "main cabin masters." >> yes >> yeah, they're the best. >> jimmy

marjorie taylor greene was running house proceedings today.mean, that's why i left the party. that's why the lincoln project we continue to hold, try to hold these people accountable, and expose them for what they're doing, because this is who the party is. >> so, the three outs, lugar's looms, but there's others as, well i won't disagree. someone like mtj, who you mention, also a bigot, pushed horrible bigotry. we looked at the top of the show about how the republican party has far too many close ties to people on the far-right, you know, donald trump is a holocaust denier. i think about the racism that also exists and your formal party. and i couldn't help but notice, you have a governor of a state that is 20% non white arkansas, put out a video, kevin mccarthy actually tweeted out a video of sarah huckabee sanders in action today, of the many arkansas residents speaking in the video, many of them cheering on their new governor. only one is a person of color. you know, this is a party that was bragging about how we're gonna be more diverse,

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i see taylor in south africa. see taylor in europe . i see taylor in america and i feel is just a matter of time. you know, we'll get to that point whereby you, where you have rush. well, france, you know, i swedish, their new brand from africa like the low would go. i had to become an internationally recognized one in cameroon. and now a season citizen in paris in mine i use is getting home with, with after 10, just making traditions. and it's tracy. the dipole is to receive all the cool tour at its best, delicate hand made extravagant. it's the unmistakable thing h o. e mon. i used the 1st designer from cameras to showcase his creation at the paris. a easy has been living in the french bashing capital for more than 20 years . a me, paris is like a museo. there's always something new to discover, learn more, the fashion is everywhere. and culture is also very press out. so many people from all over the world come together here. paris is a very international city and very important with her fashion, with inspiration from both africa and

we're talking about margorie taylor greene, heckling.not the speakership that mccarthy thought he was getting into. >> the result of this is also somewhat intentional. white house officials today, and aides that have been working on the strategy moving forward, as we get to maybe a likely potential re-election announcement, a main part of the strategy is drawing the contrast of the economic policies of the white house, and for a while, they were looking for a foe there, and they found it with some of the prose posals coming from republicans, and also the heckling put a spotlight on some of those proposals. >> it was an effort to show, bring it on, he's ready for the fight. it was not just about the substance, but it was leer that stylistically, he wanted to send a message, i'm ready. >> and the thing too, kevin mccarthy was not trying to shush people out of some sort of civic duty, right? he had -- like, this is not how we should behave and this behavior has lost us general elections. so he knows that. and for the white house to be able

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witnesses say taylor was 2000 miles away from the scene of the crime at the time of the murders.aylor recently spoke from prison with missourians for alternatives to the death penalty. >> no, i didn't. i d not. not only did i not commit the crime, but like i said, there was no motive. i had no reason to commit the crimes. i wasn't even in the state of missouri when these murders took place. amy: attorneys from the innocence project say taylor's lawyer effectively abandoned him, providing an incompetent defense at trial. they're asking governor parson to delay the execution until a thorough investigation can be completed. and the 65th grammy awards were held in los angeles sunday night. beyoncÉ made history, winning her 32nd statue, making her the most awarded artist in the history of the grammys. viola davis won for the audiobook of her memoir "finding me" and joins the exclusive egot club, having won all four major entertainment awards -- an emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony. kim petras and sam smith also made history, becoming the first openly trans and non-binary duo to win a gram

taylor is an nyu student. 25-year-old diabetes advocate.e passed a law ensuring all seniors, i wrote the law, we introduced it. that ensured all seniors would not pay a penny for more than 35-dollar insulin. we wanted to get it done for everybody. so i put in the reconciliation bill. as you know the reconciliation bill talks about below medicare were going to fight to get that done this year. and taylor represents a younger person who desperately needs help with the high cost of insulin. this guy is amazing. man named doctor stanley he is a professor at binghamton university part he also won the nobel prize for inventing that lithium ion battery. he is the inventor this is one great guy pretty get lured by all these universities but he stayed at binghamton university which is where the finest state universities in the country. i have a number of very, very outstanding graduates of that institution that work for me. one of them standing over there and she reminds me of it all the time. but, in any case we got big federal investment 60 some o

and i think the taylor swift incident, that's taylor swift. so huge -- liz: it happened with bruce, it happens with a lot of people. >> yeah, but i think went you see it with taylor, i think the complaints were the system broke down, but there comes a time at which something's just so big, i don't care what you are -- who you are. i have a lot of empathy -- liz: there but for the grace of god, go we. >> almost no one can keep up with that demand. she is sort of this phenomenon. liz: are you saying that because you depend on ticketmaster? >> no, i actually don't depend on ticketmaster, but i do have -- i understand the business of it, and it is very hard when you have this just outsized, one-time, went- one-person event that gets so big that things cohappen, and they do break. look, i was at aol, you had busy signals so you couldn't get online. [laughter] things occasionally happen you just go, oh, my god, i never expected something so big. liz: you've become the place where a lot of acts debut their new albums. pink is coming up in march, i be

marjorie taylor greene's great example.st elected to congress in 2020 only winning about 8% of the vote in her district because the only voters that mattered were those that turned out in the republican primary. there was no general election competition. it's like that in most districts in our country. so if we want to see a more functional congress, when that represents us, we're going to have to change our election system, beginning with doing away with his party in primary systems that's driving both sides to their corners. >> charlie, here's the problem though. most americans know what morally marjorie taylor greene 's head was absolute nonsense. but most americans really do care and are furious about all this pandemic fraud. it's a hugely important topic. we have covered it extensively on this show. are we ever going to get to the bottom of a major issue like that? make our system better? find the money when stunts like this are how we leave hearings. >> no, not as long as you have matt gates and reggie taylor greene d

i'm just huge taylor supporter. listen to her since her first album came out to even a wall with a long list of her ex-lovers. it started out pretty slow and then once we're got out the swift leaves came out shawn doing is the westwood's general manager. he says while the bar was initially only supposed to be centered around valentine's day during the month of february. it's proven. so popular little now be around until mid march. we wanted to create an environment. that's fun and different, you know, besides the traditional valentine's day stuff, but the swifty wonderland is more than just a place to grab a drink while listening to the tunes of your favorite anti-hero. inspirational to see what she goes through and how she's treated the music industry and how she doesn't stop doing what she's doing this holiday. it's also been a hot spot for alternative valentine's day gatherings for single folks or those just wanting to spend some time with their friends. i have a great group of women, and it's wonderful that we c

marjorie taylor greene, who was engaging in 9/11 conspiracy theories. kevin mccarthy appointed her to the homeland security committee. so there is really no consistency here. and it needs to be very well-known that this targeting of ilhan omar is because the republican base finds it easy. the republican base finds it politically self-rewarding. and i also believe that the republican base seeks to remove a perspective that challenges a certain foreign policy establishment in this country. she advocates against the -- just pivoting toward the defaulting to use of violent means in american foreign policy. and she really pushes this country to engage in diplomatic means and to center the needs of refugees and survivors and the casualties of war. >> keep talking about kevin mccarthy. let's listen to a little about how the speaker said about how he justified this vote today. >> no. that's the clear part, how it's not tit for tat. we're not removing her from other committees. we just do not believe when it comes to foreign affairs, especially the responsibilit