marjorie taylor greene is not a david purdue.d his own kind of things that were working against him behind brian kemp. the stock trading during the coronavirus pandemic among them. his personal wealth makes him kind of be elite that a lot of republicans say they don't want to see in office. marjorie taylor greene's story is just much different. so, it would definitely be a primary for the ages. you know, and a lot will depend on where the republican party goes from here. we've got three years. if it's still a very trumpy republican party, you know, that could mean a big primary contest for governor kemp. >> it will be very interesting. we do know who is very likely to be the republican presidential nominee, it won't be donald trump. no surprises there. >>> numbers do not lie. some americans may not be feeling it. compared to the rest of the world, the u.s. is going gang busters economically in the post-covid era. i'll show you exactly how we know this and who we have to thank for it after the break. ho thank for it after the brea

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the fact that marjorie taylor greene, doesn't surprise me that marjorie taylor greene is doing, thisme 20% of the american populous, if donald trump says the moon is made of green shoes and i'm above the law and i will be your emperor and i will impose christian nationalist country, they would say sign me up. no matter what he says, they are okay with that. the fact that, i don't know if it's 20% or 25% or 30%, but the fact that substantial minority of americans are part of this cult, and regardless of what happens in these trials, that is a huge source of wrought in our democracy. >> congressman jim himes, it's always a pleasure. good to talk to you about all these things. we will do it again. meantime, two words i never thought i'd ever say together in the same sentence in my decades of journalism. hurricane and las vegas. expectations for how a rare storm could impact sin city next. next made it smell like dave was in his happy place... ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. mlb chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... .

georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and former white house advisor steven miller on politics-leadrosecutions at biden's department of justice all right here right now on "sunday morning futures." and we begin this sunday morning with accusations of corruption at the highest levels. the very latest on the gop's investigation into president joe biden and his family's alleged influence pedaling for a decade as the doj focuses instead on president trump. this week, house republicans revealed joe biden's e-mails when then-vice president used su datives and alias names on e-mails with his son hunter biden about government business, with hunter biden copied on some e-mails about ukraine during joe 's tenure as vice president. the e-mails which included recipients or sender names such as robert l. peters, robin wear or jrb instead of joe biden, raising questions as to whether the fake identities were an effort to mask joe's involvement in hunter's foreign business deals. in a letter to the national archives house oversight chairman committee james comer is demanding that the administratio

that congressional district, for example, that elected marjorie taylor greene. that would be a huge benefit to someone like mark meadows and donald trump. remember, in that jury trial you only need one juror to hold out. you are much more likely to get it if you are able to get all of northern georgia in on that. katie, we are expecting, if this keeps does get removed, potty with it or t would be sworn in as a special u.s. attorneys. we are still talking about the same prosecution team. we are still talking about state, not federal, laws. what changes are the judge in the jury. if someone is convicted, the presidential pardon would not apply. >> barb, let's talk about that judge in state court right now. judge mcafee. a young judge the bench, just appointed in january of 2023. we mentioned in the last hour of my show that cameras are allowed in the courtroom. you and i haven't been in federal court, it is very rare. it is not happening with jack smith now for the federal cases. some of us in the media would like that to be the case. in light of the threats and t

and and now i've heard marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar and others essentially pervert meaning of that as well. continue well, i would say picking up from that, robert, that one of the constant themes that i that i that i see in describing my book is that this form of extremism is always about the enemy within. you know, joe mccarthy, didn't worry about the russian troops. he worried about communists within the new right and the religious right in. the seventies said that democrats and liberals were destroying god and destroying america. so that they're wrong in their policy ideas, wrong you go up to barack obama. glenn beck on fox news every night was saying barack obama has a secret plan to destroy america from within so he could take over as dictator. and people like john boehner, sarah palin and other republican leaders were coming on his show and validating him. newt gingrich against the democrats saying they're not normal people. they're not normal americans. and then we see that obviously with trump and even yesterday i got i got to know from kevin mccarthy, probably few ot

marjorie taylor greene tweeted quote, i will still vote for trump, even if he is in jail.d lauren boebert had this to say. >> i'm actually really excited over this agreement. it only ensures that president trump will be the 47th president of the united states. the american people are sick of this. >> excited. joining me now is california congressman robert garcia, a democratic member of the house oversight and homeland security. thank you for being with us. trump is facing 70 counts in three criminal trials. and more to be on the way. what goes through your mind when you hear your republican colleagues talking about him becoming an ex present or they are excited for another indictment. >> you hear that comment, you've seen tweets. it's really insane crazy talk. this idea that there would be excited about the former president being indicted, that's a good thing for the campaign and the nomination process. it is truly crazy. she has made some pretty insane comments. what you just said, -- what we have right now is a former president who has big the biggest convoluted preside

pretty ugly stuff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by the 20th insult, marjorie taylor greene was like, "pointeslie! [ laughter ] and this is real, marjorie taylor greene's interview on "60 minutes" was watched by 6.66 million people [ light laughter ] >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: then the devil was like, "don't associate me with this i -- hey." switching gears, i saw that netflix announced that they're going to start releasing fewer, but better, movies [ light laughter ] and every actor who's ever done a netflix movie was like, "um, rude!" [ laughter ] well, this is wild, i read that 50 years ago today, the first cell phone call was made [ audience ohs ] it was exciting at first, and then two minutes in, they were like, "well, i should let you go." [ laughter ] finally, guys, you ever see a photo in the news and think that headline should be better well, we're going to take care of that right now. it's time for "news and improved." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ news and improved ♪ >> jimmy: for example, check out this first photo here. the original headline was, "boris johnson aears before p

and then i'm wondering if you could pivot to marjorie taylor greene, who describe and interact on numerousns and them in your book. so instead of being relegated to sort of the, you know, misfit island status in, the gop, her influence seems to keep growing. so what does she know about the electorate that paul gosar from arizona can't seem to grasp? how is she that sort of the next embodiment of the trumpist? yeah, i'll start with the second question first, and i spent a lot time in fact, i still continue to spend time with congresswoman greene. that's why they pay me the bucks. the new york times. but it's she, you know. she was widely ridiculed when she came to as this q and on adjacent. no nothing and it was you know expected that she would be relegated the star wars bar of you know congressional politics. what people failed to recognize was was that she understood the maga in a way that the republican grandees in washington did not. and very quickly, they came to realize that she onto something by the of her first term. greene freshman was the number four fundraiser amongst republican

the complete failure of anti-russian sanctions member of the house of representatives marjorie taylor green , commenting on the report of the swiss bank on the growth of russia's wealth, called on the american government to stop financially, to support kiev america sent to the government of ukraine 113 billion dollars continues to send 1 billion dollars a month. plus, biden wants another 20 billion, meanwhile. russia is getting richer. america is getting poorer by trillions of sanctions us failed no more money ukraine in hawaii, the number of victims of natural fires is growing according to the governor of the state , 110 people were recognized as dead the damage from natural disaster is estimated at about $ 6 billion thousands of people lost their homes -behind strong winds and hot weather, the flames spread to the tourist town, lahaina, local authorities block the roads public transport temporarily does not work. indonesia today celebrates independence day, and the declaration of state sovereignty was signed in august 1945. the president of belarus congratulated the head of indonesia joko

of anti-russian sanctions member of the house of representatives of the congress of the maggia, taylor green, commenting on the report of the swiss bank, russia, welfare. russia called on the us government to stop financially supporting kiev america sent 113 billion dollars to the government of ukraine. it continues to send 1 billion dollars every month. plus, biden wants another 20 billion, meanwhile. russia is getting richer. america is getting poorer by trillions us sanctions have failed no more money to ukraine and the sanctions boomerang is hitting harder in poland continue to rise energy food prices. july inflation exceeded 10% year-on-year, informs the polish central statistical office, amid disappointing forecasts, is declining trade both in farmers' markets and in private stores, seasonal vegetables and fruits , meat, and dairy products are becoming more expensive. prices for meat and meat products for 2 years increased by 30% beef has risen in price by 50%, what to do? we don't have a subsidy. we have to pay rent, and electricity bills have doubled this year's situation. i noticeab

and as marjorie taylor greene just said, she would vote for him if he is in prison.mes poll, 37% of republicans. who may be in that same camp. supporting him no matter what. the rest of the republican party, a majority of the republican party needs to understand that they nominate somebody with this kind of baggage. that is kryptonite when it comes to appealing to independent voters, moderates and moderate republicans. >> right, laura? >> so much from pack about that. i want to play more of what jack smith said tonight. >> defended the u.s. capitol under six are heroes. they're patriots. in the very best of us. they did not just defend a building. where the people sheltering met. they put their lives on the line. to defend who we are as a country and people. >> they defended very institutions and principles that define the united states. >> one of the people trying to hold the line is seen in law enforcement analyst and former d.c. metropolitan police officer michael simone. michael. so glad you are here tonight. i'm wondering what you have been thinking about all of

take a look at marjorie taylor greene.2022, the congresswoman says that clean energy would, quote, put america back into darkness. i don't think she understands the science there. the inflation reduction act was in americas last disaster. in april, they treated favorably about the expansion of the solar company, q cells, and the jobs he would create in her district. here's the thing, i think you know where i'm going here. cue cells specifically attributed the new investments of the passage of the inflation reduction act. in oklahoma, governor kemp incident praised a new billion dollar investment in a solar cell and panel factory. he had called the inflation reduction act, quote, disastrous. then insanity. investing in clean energy is insanity, everyone. yet, according to the company, the new investment was made because of the tax credit in the inflation reduction act. i could go on here. as much as republicans who to cried president biden's administration, their communities are largely benefiting. there's no surprise, thes

you could pivot to marjorie taylor greene so you describe and interact with on numerous occasions and describe them in your books. instead of being a relegated to the misfit island status in thee gop her influence seems to keep growing. what edition about the electorate cannot seem to grasp. she the next embodiment of the trump movement? cells of the second question first. i continue to spend time. so the pay me the big bucks at the "new york times." she is widely ridiculed when she came to she had the qanon no nothing. she was expected she would be relegated what people fail to realize she understood the mecca constituency the grandes in washington did not and very quickly they came to realize she was onto something by the end of her first term was a number at fort fundraiser amongst republican house members earn 210 or 212 or so beaten only by the two leaders kevin mccarthy and steve scalise. and dan crenshaw of texas. this is because she really excelled in online donations should say outrageous things and people would respond by sending their retirement money and would say this is

take a look at marjorie taylor greene.the congresswoman said the clean energy would, quote, put america back into darkness. i don't think she understands the science there. the inflation reduction act was, quote, in america last disaster. in april, she tweeted favorably about the expansion of the solar company q cells, and the jobs that would create in her district. here is the thing, i think you know where i'm going here, it specifically attributed the new investment to the passage of the inflation reduction act. in oklahoma, i governor kevin stitt praised a new investment of a solar panel factory. he had called inflation reduction act, quote, disastrous, insanity, investing in clean energy is insanity, everybody. according to the company, the new investment was made because of the tax credits in the inflation reduction act. i could go on here, but as much as republicans -- they and their communities are largely benefiting. and no surprise, these types of investments are hugely popular. they also help the economy, they gr

marjorie taylor greene and buddy carter are here next and they have a lot to say. ow! uh oh., ok? no... i mean yeah. -just hit my melon. -yikes! should we see a doctor? i can't tell a doctor i slipped on a toy. i'm a triathlete! i had a concussion. most happen doing ordinary things. sometimes the tough thing to do is to get help to prevent serious damage. i like your sensitive side. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. >> laura: here now with the view from georgia, tell us more about da fani willis, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and congressman buddy carter. congressman, you are demanding an investigation into this indictment on what grounds? >> absolutely. obviously, this is drummed up charges, first of all. there are 159 counties in the state of georgia. if you ask me where did indictment result from? i would have told you fulton county. these drummed up charges here. we have a former president indicted by a system that is weighed against him. no one is above the law, we understand this, but this is about revenge, not about justice. >> laura: fo

marjorie taylor greene, the same way. she's never run a committee, never passed a bill, but now she's put in the same conversation as presidents of countries. there's something wrong when we have problems this serious and people this unserious can get this much attention. >> mark, we are in a kind of attention economy in many respects. sometimes the point is just attention, which is not the most novel concept over the history of the human race, but certainly in politics, the amount of credibility that it's now afforded is something entirely different to van's point. you know, trump's campaign is now telling cnn that he's going to try to capitalize on all of this media coverage of all the trials and tribulations of trump. it could backfire. it could on one hand create some trump fatigue. on the other hand, you know full well the media has been criticized as in the past having created donald trump as the candidate or having catapulted into a different stratosphere. how do you see it? >> well, listen, i think if you thought

opposed the new assistance package for kiev that biden requested, and congressional loman margery taylor greend that sending f-16s to kiev would be a step towards world war , according to her, joe biden works for ukraine and the united states put in last place. the american president himself told reporters that the united states is actively working with the zelensky team on the issue of a peaceful solution to the military conflict. what they are trying to negotiate is not specified. however, it has. it is known that in ukraine they want to legislate the inadmissibility of ending the war through territorial concessions, probably in order to insure against pressure from western curators. another action to desecrate the holy book of the koran for muslims took place in front of the turkish embassy in the hague dutch anti-muslim movement fagot edwin blaginsvild ripped out several pages from the koran shouting islam is not welcome here vandalism tried to prevent a group of muslims clashed with the police about the performer of the action politel stones . well, as the mayor of the city said , the law

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marjorie taylor greene's motion to dismiss was granted. madison cawthorn's motion was denied and the case was removed when he lost the primary challenge. emily: a member of the audience is asking if fanni willis and her subordinates may have suspected -- may have subjected themselves to liability if the indictments are dismissed on constitutional or other grounds? john m: she no doubt had he no doubt had many public instant -- had many filed against him in his time. anybody who makes that assertion , i should note that jim jordan is saying he is going to conduct an investigation into fanni willis or some georgia legislatures want to look into her conduct and possibly get her removed from office. i don't know if these are going to go anywhere. malicious prosecution is tough because you have to be able to say you had a nefarious reason. we went after me because of my political beliefs or race or gender or whatever. you made up evidence and it was totally groundless. could one of the defendants claim such a thing? i suppose. it is a tough roa

maria: by the way, congressman, we spoke with marjorie taylor greene, your colleague in georgia on sunday indictments on president trump. i mean, in the middle of all of this, which is, you know, a suggesting criminality of taking off of this money in, the biden family, you've got one indictment after the next of president trump. you're a congressman from georgia. are you expecting an indictment from the state of georgia on president trump? >> well, it wouldn't surprise me if you look at the timing of the indictments, every time that you see a significant piece of evidence coming out against joe biden, against the biden crime family, then you have another indictment from president trump, whether it's from alvin bragg in new york, whether it's from jack smith and his multiple indictments and now you have the potential of one coming out of georgia here. it wouldn't surprise me whatsoever that we see another indictment of president trump when another bombshell piece of evidence of corruption from joe biden and the biden crime family, i think you'll see that indictment just literally roll the

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on the other side, you have marjorie taylor greene, who tweets out indictments against president trumpeorgia republicans? who is winning that fight in the state? >> well, first of all, welcome to the georgia republican party. this is the buffet of opinions you're going to see. you have to think that brian kemp is speaking for the majority of georgia republicans. he just won statewide by a 50-point margin over his own republican primary rival, who was himself a former popular senator. so brian kemp is the most republican -- is the most popular republican here in the state. he just came off a huge statewide victory. marjorie taylor greene is an extremely conservative district and she's seen as just representing really the base of the base at this point. so we certainly think that kemp is speaking for most republicans. but not all republicans. and that's why donald trump still has a majority support even among republicans here in the state. >> patricia murphy, thank you for the insight that only a great boots on the ground local reporter like you can bring. we appreciate it. >> thank you.

i spoke with georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene.t coming out of georgia. here's alena habba with me on sunday. watch this. >> yes, i think it's been highly spoken about. i think if you look at the barricades, the fact these got her pr team doing fresh pictures for her, it's a good indicator that fannie wants her moment and she will get on the bandwagon with the rest of the corrupt das and ags we see in the country. maria: she's talking about fannie willis, the prosecutor in georgia. do you expect there will be an indictment coming from the state of georgia in the coming two weeks? >> yeah, the way they've talked about it, the way that this prosecutor has talked about it for the last really last couple of years, you certainly knew one was coming. we know they had the final report a couple months ago and we know she asked the court basically to clear its decks for the first week, two weeks in august. there's some security provisions that have been done down there. so clearly something is cooking, it's been coming for a long time. what

republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has called democrats, "a party of pedophiles." [dreyfuss chuckling] democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says there is a, quote, "crime wave within the gop." is the tone and tenor of our rhetoric, particularly our political rhetoric that has degraded, a result of a decline in civics education? - s, it is. it's also the addition of television and technology. - so do people who are on television like you have a special responsibility to contribute to the rhetoric that we have and that we are experiencing in our country? - yes, they do. - you've called donald trump disgusting, dangerous pig, and said that his celebrity supporters are whores. - [dreyfuss] i have said that? - yeah. those were tweets from 2016. are they consistent with your views of civility now or would characterizing celebrities- - oh, i see. am i breaking my own rule of civility by calling them whore? - yeah, or is that yeah, if- - yeah, i suppose that i could be nailed for that. i also think that if there was a culture that supported civility and we had

[ laughter ] marjorie taylor greene isn't the only rat in the house.here are new characters popping up every day, like freshman congressman andrew ogles of tennessee. who yesterday admitted that the international relations degree he says he got from middle tennessee state university was actually a degree in "liberal studies." he also claimed to be an economist. turns out he took one community college economics class, and got a "c" in it. [ laughter ] so he claims he made a mistake on his resume. then took a page from george santos when a reporter tried to get him to talk about it. >> how did you forget what your major was in college? sir, don't you think voters deserve an explanation? >> sorry -- >> congressman, we can stop right here and talk to you if you're willing to talk to us. >> jimmy: i like that strategy. try to pretend the reporter isn't there. "is someone talking? i hear something, but --" [ laughter ] meanwhile, remember that story about george santos being a drag queen? well now, there's a drag queen that's being george santos. [ cheers an

mar marjorie taylor greene had a shot called maga mug shot. what do you think? >> it is deploradeplorable, it mockery of justice, it shows the insanity for lack of a better term for people so lost in their obsession with donlald trump in the theory that the election was stolen. it is really sad. he as you pointed out, he's innocent until proven guilty. that's not the issue here. but to stand behind in such a way to make excuses in such a way blindly, that's not what this is about. hold the prosecution to the burden. don't just jump on this bandwagon for political future gain. >> all of the focus, understand understandably is on trump. and mark meadows after that. let's not forget jeffrey clark surrendered overnight too and he was working at the department of justice and within government. the department of justice. and yet he's accused of working to perpetuate these lies and undo what the voters had done. >> that's treason. >> that's not what he's charged with. >> no, no, that's not. from a general thought process here, yes, you know, again, everyone is innocent

of course, we are talking about marjorie taylor greene here.ld either stand for his initials or "da tresident." duhhh. duhhhh tresident. duh tresident. after the vote, mccarthy was beaming. here he is after his victory showing his party what they get to spend the next two years repeatedly banging on his nut sack with. [laughter] it's going to be rough. it's going to be a rough ride. he better wear a cup. it's going to be a little rough. in the midst of this cluster munch, mccarthy explained why the embarrassing spectacle we were all witnessing was actually not. >> see, this, this is the great part. because it took this long, now we learned how to govern. >> stephen: really? just this last week you learned how to govern? there are some things that you shouldn't learn through trial and error at the last minute. it's like a surgeon saying "well, took me 15 tries to open my capri sun, but this triple bypass should be a snap. now where is the piece of foil on your chest where i poke the straw? i am going to suck out that heart attack." jim jordan al

larry: marching taylor green, you're -- marjorie taylor greene, you're terrific for helping us out. it's a sad day, but maybe it'll yield much better results if you believe in america like i do, and i know lizzie macdonald believes in america as well, and she is up next to continue all our special coverage. elizabeth: thank you, larry, so much. let's get right at it. president trump pleads not guilty to 2020 election charges in the biden justice department's third indictment. let's bring in former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree, former federal prosecutor francey hakes and attorney and former congressional investigator sam dewey. tom dupree is going to join us in just a moment. francey, what's the biggest weakness in this case? you've said it's loaded with serious legal and constitutional problems. >> yeah, liz, i think the biggest weakness is that every count relies upon the prosecutor being able to prove that trump was knowingly making these false statements that they say led to a conspiracy. so i think weak link number one is proving that trump did not believe that h

an effort that is supported by de facto house speaker marjorie taylor greene.and then you have congressman jim jordan, chairman of the house judiciary committee who just last week opened an investigation into fani willis. he's also calling for provisions in the spending bill that would change how the justice department can use money. that includes barring the doj from conducting a politically sensitive investigation which includes political candidates and family until the department of justice establishes a policy requiring non-partisan career staff to oversee such investigations. no mention of whether or not that standard would apply to his party's investigation into another presidential candidate, named joe biden. joining me now is kurt bardella, former spokesperson for the house oversight committee. oh, kurt. >> here we are again. >> they want to defund the police. >> how about that? >> what's up with that? >> you have to understand that when a republican is in the line of fire, then law enforcement needs to back off. you're going after the wrong people here

on the other hand, you have people like marjorie taylor greene and george santos and others running theority. it's an extreme group of people who aren't really trying to improve the lives of the american people. as democrats, we are going to continue to put people over politics and to focus on lowering costs, better paying jobs, safer communities, growing the economy for the middle class and delivering. that will be a clear contrast available us to to present to the american people in november of 2024. >> there is a possibility that contrast gets laid dare with the b deadline. the fiscal deadline. spending bills have to be done or a continuing resolution has to be signed. i lived in the appropriations world many years. if i go down that rabbit hole, my team will not be happy with me. but there is no conference right now, there is no neither chamber has started to reconcile 12 appropriations bills. have you spoken to speaker mccarthy about a continuing resolution? do you think that the above is going to shut down? >>. >> i have not spoke ton kevin mccarthy about a continuing resolution r

in marjorie taylor greene's case, she escaped in with a victory. but in cawthorn's case, it got further but it was made moot because he lost. here's what's so odd about this whole world we live in now. if this went to the supreme court, sitting on that court is clarence thomas who seems to be as chris hayes said so brilliantly last night, a kept man by very rich right-wing interests and whose wife is also an insurrectionist. she was in touch with eastman, she was sending emails trying to get the insurrection going. the supreme court would be in its most awkward position ever if clarence thomas had to be one of the people ruling on whether donald trump was equal to his wife. >> pretty awkward. i mean, it really does suggest that the only way out of this forest is right through the trees. for the electorate of the united states to decide we do not want this chaos. we don't want this would-be dictator who tried to hold on to power even though he had lost the election. we don't want him in office because once he's there, it's only his life expectancy t

including georgia represented marjorie taylor greene of georgia as well as matt gaetz and byron donaldsri lake who lost in arizona is also planning to travel to milwaukee. he is one of eight presence of candidates to meet the rnc fundraising requirements to qualify for the debate. that shows some of the supporters being able to talk to the media and talk up mr. trump as well in his absence. oklahoma is next on our no line. this is bill. caller: i don't think that trump should debate because he's full of lies, he will get the young people on, they are all on the pots now because it is legal. we need more biden. host: you are not a republican i gather? caller: no. host: you are calling in on our public and only kind of call in so make sure you follow the rules. republicans only. if you called in the last 30 days, please hold off. you can call us on the line. the yes or no line and you can also post on social media and text us. charlie in missouri, hello. you are on, go ahead. caller: so chris christie can give us and him. host: what do you mean by that. caller: what he deserves. it's obvi

but marjorie taylor greene was asked about this. these -- she was asked about that and whether or not, because of that, when she was happy with brian kemp for saying that, if she would challenge him if he ran for senate. th isomething that he is rumored to do. that is not the point of her que. but she said, i haven't made up my mind whether i will do that or not. i have a lot of things tk about. am i going to be part of president trump's cabinet if he wins? is it going to be possible that i will be vp? >> look, first of all, who is marjorie taylor greene? who are you talking about? she has never passed a bill. she has never chaired a committee. she has never done, literally, anything at all except to be an obnoxious controversial east. but she might be the vp. in this -- upside down bizarre world, her word matches up against a successful governor? and the former vice president -- and that is the world that we are in. donald trump made that world we are, if you just are obnoxious enough and crazy enough and have enough lunatic tweets

brian kemp would destroy marjorie taylor greene.ot of attention. much less sway down in georgia. i think people see her for what she is across a lot of the state, and it's really not a brand that georgia republicans have adopted, despite how well she has done nationally. she's certainly someone to keep an eye on. any interest for brian kemp, that is his to take. >> we're out of time, but i have to know, ryan, what the heck is that vehicle? i should be able to recognize it that jon tester is retoring now? >> that's just another one of his old classic cars. he and his son have over 15 they have had restored. they take them to parades all around montana. seeing them up close and personal, they are beautiful. >> ryan nobles, brendan buck, thank you very much. >>> our shaq brewster went on a ride along with the department to see just how this is working, and if it's making a difference. we've got that next. and if it's making a difference. we've got that next. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 gra

marjorie taylor green was asked about this.ether or not because of that, where she was unhappy for brian kemp saying that, if she would challenge him if he ran for senate. that's not the point. hadder quote but she said i haven't made up my mind whether i will do that or not. i have a lot to think about. will i be part of president trump's cabinet if he wins? is it possible that i'll be vp? >> first of all, who is marjorie taylor green? who are you talking about? she's never passed a bill. she's never chaired a committee. she's never done literally anything at all except to be an obnoxious controversialist. she might be the new vp. in this upside down bizarre world. her word matches up against a successful governor and the former vice president. that's the world we're in. donald trump made that world. if you're obnoxious enough and crazy enough and have enough lunatic tweets, you can dominate the conversation. >> what would the senate confirmation hearings even look like? >> it would be a circus inside a zoo on fire. >> that wo

they object to the appointment of the trial, republican marjaria, taylor green, who represents the state of georgia in congress, in turn believes that it is time for the authorities to start fighting crime instead of prosecuting the former president. and now after my on bail, the ex-president published a post on social networks twitter for the first time in two years, now she is on your post on your screens, he posted a photo of himself from prison and urged subscribers to fight against election interference. authorities in mao island and hawaii accused the local power company of negligence that led to massive wildfires, according to the governor of the state public service did not maintain the power grid in proper condition. this caused a short circuit that caused a fire. officials from the federal emergency management agency arrived on the island to investigate the disaster in detail . according to the daily mail, they live in luxury hotels miraculously, surviving during the fires to stay there for the night costs at least $ 1,000, while journalists remind how the state pays the inhabi