what ted yoho did. and when i watched ted yoho speaking on the floor of the house, i knew he was lying because i had mike lillis' reporting in front of me quoting the words that ted yoho said to and about alexandria ocasio-cortez. there is no dispute here about what was said. mike lillis got it all, word for word. and, so, in response to the article, ted yoho went to the floor of the house yesterday to use the word apologize without ever actually apologizing. >> i rise to apologize for the abrupt manner of the conversation i had with my colleague from new york. >> two things about that apology. one, that is not an apology. to alexandria ocasio-cortez. and, two, his abrupt manner was not the issue. it was the vicious, trumpian language that he used and the things that he said and the way that he attacked the congresswoman. ted yoho then grabbed the shield that men like him love to use, the wife and the daughters. >> having been married for 45 years with two daughters, i'm very cognizant of my language. t

but it did not feel like the ted yoho event was the only event that had you all out there.nk we have a sound problem with the congresswoman. let's listen to more of congresswoman pressley had to say on thursday on the house floor while we try to get her sound back. >> i first set foot in this institution at the age of 19. my mother poured into me a sense of reverence for this institution of the awesome power that it held. i walked through hallways and still do flanked by the statues of men that enslaved my ancestors in a building built by my enslaved ancestors. >> let's listen to more of what alexandria ocasio-cortez had to say on thursday. we will still try to get congresswoman pressley's audio back with us. >> this issue is not about one incident. it is cultural. it is a culture of lack of impunity, of accepting of violence and violent language against women in an entire structure of power that supports that. >> and congresswoman pressley, that point that congresswoman ocasio-cortez just made is what i'm talking about when i say you can feel the enormity of what was being

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if you think ted yoho is a good representation of you, then that's on you. he just got caught behaving the way he and many members of his party regularly behave. and that's where we are. and that's where the party of values, the republican party is today, and that's why congresswoman orcasia-cortez had to get up on the floor and say this. >> in front of reporters he called me, and i quote, a [ bleep ] bitch. these are the words that representative yoho levied against a congresswoman. the congresswoman that not only represents new york's 14th congressional district, but every congresswoman and every woman in the country. because all of us have had to deal with this in some form, some way, some shape, and at some point in our lives. what i want to express to mr. yoho is gratitude. i want to thank him for showing the world that you can be a powerful man, and accost women. you can have daughters and accost women without remorse. you can be married and accost women. you can take photos and project an image to the world of being a family man and accost women witho

tonight, exclusive interview congressman ted yoho here to talk about his side of the sto story. here's what representative of fazio cortez says he did to her. >> i was minding my business walking up the steps and representative yoho put his finger in my face and called me disgusting, crazy, out of my mind. and he called me dangerous in front of reporters, and he called me a "[bleep] [bleep]." he is representative yoho, republican from florida not running for reelection and using his statements on the event, watch this. >> i rushed to apologize for the abrupt manner of the conversation i had with my colleague from new york. it's true we disagree on policies and visions for america but that does not mean we should be reference right thing thoughe disrespectful the offensive inane calling and the words attributed were never spoken to my colleague and if they were misconstrued that way i apologize for the misunderstanding and i can't apologize for my passion. or for loving my god. my family, my country. >> martha: representative ocasio-cortez has made this not about her, or mr. yoho

. >> the day after that, ted yoho went on fox to lie and say thatd and they're right.last week, ted yoho a)s"r she told the story on the1 floor of the house, she was followed at that microphone by congresswoman ayanna pressley. >> we are not on the house floor today because of one callus incident.lp what brings us to this is the structural and cultural conditions and, yes, the very men that marlized women and jf specifically women of color since this nation's very inception.5a >> thank you. xd >> what we saw on the floor on thursday felt, watching it from my distance, as if a trip wire had been hit. it felt like this was a pent-upó force that had not yet been the house floor. but it did not feel like the ted yoho event was the only event that had you all out there.w3 i think we have a sound problem with the congresswoman.8he1i] let's listen to more of congresswoman pressley had to say on thursday on the house floor while we try to get her sound back. >> i first set foot in this institution at the age of 19. my mother poured into me a sense of reverence for this 5at( in

and one of the most conservative is florida republican ted yoho. so when those two bump into each other in the hall, it might be no surprise that things get ugly. >> new york democratic representative alexandria ocasio-cortez accuses the florida lawmaker of a costing her on the steps of the u.s. capitol. >> yoho first approached her and told her she was-- she was dis gusting in rougher referring to her positions over unemployment and crime and she was responded calling hi rude and them as yoho walked what way from that conversation can, he calls her an fing b, actually using those words. >> moments ago on the house floor republican congressman ted yoho apologized to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> the offensive name calling words attributed to me by the press were never spoken to my colleague. and if they were con streud that way, i apologize for their misunderstanding. can i not apologize for my passion or for loving my god, my family and my country. >> trevor: wow. that had to be one of the worst apologies i have heard in my life. in f

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ve ted yoho,ppeared on the house floor on wednesday to express regret fortrife intod being quote, abrupt confrontation this week with ms. áasio-cortez, democrat of new york. i rise today to apologize for the abrupt manner of the conversation i had with my colleague from new york. it is true that we disagree on policies and visions for america, but that does not mean tweet after be disrespectful. representative yoho's worn she apologize or name any action he did. does not accept responsibility. lies. this was not a crs verbal assau poverty. ironically, and says everyone else is wrong and the incident never happened. this is not an apology. we are getting reports on the house floor today that the representative is comment on these comments made you can watch for that. ivy is7> joining us from kitty hawk, north carolina support line. ivy, hello. caller: good morning. i do support removal because we should be -- they should be in a museum. host: ok. why is that? caller: well, because if we are going to learn÷ history and in light of the representative lewis passing and for the purpose of hi

rebuke delivered by new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez too florida congressmember ted yoho thursday after he was overheard calling the congresswoman from new york an "f-ing b-word" on the steps of the capitol earlier this week. her response came after yoho offered a non-apology from the house floor on wednesday saying, "i cannot apologize for my passion," and never naming ocasio-cortez directly. on thursday, the newew york congresswoman took to the house floor to respond. this is her full fiery address. >> i would like to thank many of my colleagues for the opportunity to not only speak today but for the many members from both sides of the aisle who have reached out to me in support following an incident earlier this week. i wastwo days ago, walking up the steps of the capital when presented of yoho -- representative yoho suddenly turned a corner and was a company by representative roger williams. a me on the steps right here in front of our nation's capital. i was minding my own business, walking up the steps, and representative yoho put his finger in my face. he called me

amy: compass member alexandria ocasio-cortez fires back at congressmember ted yoho after he called the congresswoman an f-ing b-word. we'll bring you aoc's full response. prpresident t trump sends a "s"" of paramilitary troops to portrtland and other large democrat-run cities, we'll spend the rest o of the hour w with wd renowned d dissident, profesessr noam chohomsky. >> he is desesperate. on oneire attention is thing, the election. facts to cocover up for t the he is personalllly responsible r killing tete of thousasands of .mericans amy: i all that and more, coming up. welcomome to democracy now!, democracacynow.org, the ququarae report. i'm amy goodman. in a major reversal, president trump has canceled the republican national convention in jacksonville due to a surge in coronavirus cases in florida. pres. trump: the timing of this event is not right with what has happened recently, the flare up in florida, to have a big convention is not the right time. amy: last month, trump moved much of the convention to jacksonville from charlotte after north carolina governor roy cooper reject

yesterday we talked about how a republican congressman named ted yoho called alexandria ocasio-cortez a (~bleep ) bitch in the halls of the capitol building. a.o.c. fired back with both barrels. >> an extraordinary happening on the house floor a few moments ago. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about republican congressman ted yoho throwing ex pli titches at her. >> i was minding my own business, walking up the steps, and representative omo put his finger in my face, he called me disgusting, he called me crazy and, in front of reporters, y ohio called me and i quote a (~bleep ) bitch. i want to be clear that representative yoho's comments were not deeply hurtful or piercing to me because i have worked a working class job, i have waited tables in restaurants, i have ridden the subway, i have tossed men out of bars that have used language like mr. yoho's. mr. yoho mentioned he has a wife and two daughters. i am someone's daughter, too, and i am here because i have to show my parents that i am their daughter, and that they did not raise me to accept abuse from men. >> trevo

this is ted yoho saying what two people there said they heard, that they didn't hear. important context. this is not just, well, maybe she misheard him. this is, well, seems ted yoho said this and honestly i wrote this yesterday on cnn.com. that wasn't an apology delivered on the house floor. it wasn't even an, i'm sorry if anyone was offended. it was, i'm sorry if you misunderstami misstood what i said and again, there wasn't a misunderstanding. >> that wasn't an apology. i want to talk about president trump's favorite topics. his cognitive abilities. he defended that test in yet another fox news interview, describing it as some sort of memory game and in case our viewers missed any of this, here's how he described it. >> it was 30 to 35 questions. the first questions very easy. last questions much more difficult, like a memory question. it's like you go person, woman, man, camera, tv. soed they say, could you repeat that? so i said, yeah. so it's person, woman, man, camera, tv. later they said, go back to that point. they don't tell you this. go back to that question

caller: i was just listening to apologyay ted yoho's and at the end he threw in, i want to apologizeor my passion, which i understand. but then he threw in, i want to apologize for my love of god and country. and i thought, did anybody ask him to apologize for those things? i don't think so. party like the republican likes to throw out god it is convenient for them and it sounds to me like he is trying to say because he loves god so much, he used those words. i think he owes an apology to his god and to his country for the use of those words. host: jacksonville florida, the line for women. janice, hello. caller: hello, how are you this morning? host: i am well, thanks michael ahead. caller: i did not have my comment well-formed. but when i heard it, my emotions soared and i had to call in. one thing i heard not that long ago -- i don't know if it was on c-span, but it was not long ago was that women have to be differential to men and all of a sudden my awareness just zoomed up. i already was very anti-sexism. my mother was that way. when i heard that, and i mentioned it to some of my

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i want to ask you about a back and forth between ted yoho of florida and alexandria ocasio-cortez. he purportedly called her disgusting and then muttered two names at her i can't say on tv. senator ocasio-cortez is garnering response on the floor. she said while she was not hurt or offended, she's taking offense for other women. let's listen. >> having been married for 45 years with two daughters i'm cognizant of my language. >> what i have issue with is using women, our wives, our daughters as shields as excuses for poor behavior. he mentioned he has a wife and two daughters. i'm two years younger than mr. yoho's youngest daughter. i'm someone's daughter too. having a daughter does not make a man decent. having a wife does not make a decent man. >> i thought it was an important message that we haven't hit enough. that is that what you do is not reflective of where you're from. you can have daughters, wives, sisters, mothers and behave in a way that doesn't create a fair environment for women. >> when she said she wanted to thank senator yoho for showing that a man with power can a

lou: congressman ted owe -- ted yoho, we appreciate it.ows the president's overwhelming support from evangelicals. pastor robert jeffress joins us next. we'll be talking about some politics and some very serious, serious attempts to turn back christianity and faith in this country can. we'll be right back. stay with us. hey, can i... hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums in a highly capable lexus suv. at the golden opportunity sales event. get zero percent financing on all 2020 lexus models

and ted yoho couldn't handle it.nd as you see, you know, what i -- my big take-away from moments like this is women are used to getting these kinds of attacks. and what alexandria ocasio-cortez did that was so effective is she does not react the way yoho does, emotionally, if you will. she harnesses that anger and she channels it into something that's going to benefit her. she channels it into something that's going to be good. i think as women that have to operate in a world where men -- that they dominate these professions and they dominate the power structures, but we take the best of what the experience gives us and try to channel it to good and not let the frustration that these men are exhibiting get to us. you know, it reminded me, when i saw what yoho did, it reminded me of brett kavanaugh and how angry he was at his supreme court nomination hearing where he believed, falsely, that he was not going to get confirmed because of the accusations christine blasey ford had waged against him of sexual assault. he th

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one of your colleagues, alexandria ocasio-cortez, giving a speech about what happened when ted yoho, a republican from florida, cursed her out the other day, more than once, leaving the floor, on the house steps, in front of other witnesses as well. let me play part of what she said. we've bleeped out her quoting him. >> representative yoho put his finger in my face, he called me disgusting. he called me crazy. in front of reporters, representative yoho called me, and i quote, a [ bleep ]. i will not stay up late at night waiting for an apology from a man who has no remorse over calling women and using abusive language towards women. >> is there anything that the ethics committee or house leaders can do about the behavior of congressman yoho? >> well, i'm not a member of the house but i hope so, and i certainly think that would be appropriate. alexandria made this point, people can disagree. she has strong views. i happen to agree with most of her views. but she gets along well with members of the house, and to have somebody attack her verbally in that way is absolutely outrageous. i

women as equals, and then you have the confrontation, obviously, between the florida republican ted yoho alexandria ocasio-cortez, so all of these issues are kind of bubbling back up to the foreand will be and w real problem for republicans in november. >> can i add there, what i find so fascinating is to underscore what maeve was saying about 2018 being powered by females for the democrats. remember, this entire administration started the day after with the march, the women's march in opposition of president trump. it's been an undercurrent throughout. but this week, joe biden is going to come to a final decision in his mind and probably make an offer. perhaps we'll learn next week who his vice presidential nominee is going to be. and back in march at the cnn debate is when he made clear, he was only considering women for his number two slot. this is not by accident, right? this goes exactly to what maeve is talking about, about the problems that the trump campaign has with women and the president has with women. the biden folks immediately wanted to seize on that, expand that advantage

was insulted by a colleague a florida congressman, a reporter from the hill says representative ted yoho approached her monday to talk about her position her position on unemployment and crime in your home reportedly said the congresswoman was out of her mind and then used a sexist slur while walking away. he denied using vulgar language and says as a husband and father he's very aware of the language he uses today a casa a says not good enough. >>but when you do that to anyone. what mister yoho did was give permission to other men to do that to his daughters. he came in using that language in front of the press. he gave permission to use that language against his wife his daughters women in his community and i am here to stand up to say that is not acceptable. >>you know how did apologize to her for what he called the abrupt manner of the conversation but she said he made excuses for his behavior and said having a daughter does not make a man decent. >>still ahead more airlines cracking down on passengers who are not wearing masks and coming up details on opening day the giants getting

confrontation happened monday but ocasio-cortez didn't confirm the hill newspaper's reporting until after ted yoho said this. >> the offensive name calling words attributed to me by the press were never spoken to my colleagues and if they were construed that way i apologize for their misunderstanding i cannot apologize for my passion. >> reporter: ocasio-cortez called that an use, not an apology, making the case it's about more than just one argument. >> i have tossed men out of bars that have used language like mr. yoho's and i have encountered this type of harassment, riding the subway in new york city this is not new. and that is the problem. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi recalling her own experience. >> they've called me names for at least -- at least 20 years of leadership, 18 years of leadership. >> reporter: th >> this issue is not about one incident it is cultural it is a culture of lack of impunity of accepting and violence and violent language against women, an entire structure of power that supports that >> reporter: democrats demanding republicans condemn yoho lester >> kasie

according to reports, republican congressman ted yoho got into a heated exchange with ocasio cortez whereused a strong ex-met tick and called her a sexist insult. this is how she responded. >> but what i do have issue with is using women, our wives and daughters as shields and excuses for poor behavior. mr. yo-ho mentioned that he has a wife and two daughters. i am two years younger than mr. yo-ho's youngest daughter. i am someone's daughter too. >> with me now is zerlina maxwell. she is an msnbc political analyst, author of "the end of white politics." and liz flank. she is the host of positive spin on nbc think tank. the three of us could talk about this all day, so let me pack in as much as i can, because there was so much that struck me about this exchange, particularly that women as they were watching this and women of color as they were watching this know the experience that by pointing out the problem we often become the problem. and so the decision to take this to the house floor was one that i'm sure this congress did not take lightly. >> no, she definitely didn't take it lightly

cortez said she'd been insulted by a florida congressman a reporter from the hill says representative ted yoho approached ocasio cortez monday to discuss her position on unemployment and crime yoho reportedly said the congresswoman was quote out of her mind and used a sexist slur while walking away yoho denied using the balkan language and says as a husband and father he's very aware of the language he uses today because of cortez said that's not good enough. >>but when you do that to anyone. what mister yoho did was give permission to other men to do that to his daughters. he came in using that language in front of the press. he gave permission to use that language against his wife his daughters women in his community and i am here to stand up to say that is not acceptable. >>he also did apologize to a cause court as for what he called the abrupt manner of the conversation, but he said he made excuses for it she made excuses for his behavior and having a daughter does not make a mandy sense. >>a source says the hackers that hit dozens of high-profile accounts last week also access some users

. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez's powerful speech saying florida congressman ted yoho verbally assaulted her. >>> and game on. baseball is finally back. the pros facing off on the field and united in the black lives matter movement. the world series reigning champs rained out and the unforgettable wild first pitch that was just a bit outside. >> dr. anthony fauci. >>> good morning, america. we're laughing at dr. fauci's first pitch. >> we're not laughing at him. >> i was. >> i was going to say, in his defense, i was thinking about this. in his defense, all he does is he talks about social distancing, so i guess he decided to throw it 6 feet from the plate. >> infectious disease expert stuff. >> he has plenty of stuff to be working on right now. >>> we do have a lot to get to this morning. we're going to start with the coronavirus crisis. the cdc is now predicting there will be 175,000 deaths in the u.s. by august 15th. there are now more than 4 million confirmed cases of covid-19 here in the u.s. that number has doubled over the last six weeks and worldwide cases have climbed above 15 mi

. >> reporter: it came after republican congressman ted yoho confronted her on the capitol steps, calling her "disgusting" for suggesting rising crime is linked to poverty. yoho later apologized for what he called the "abrupt manner of the conversation," but not for his, quote, passion. and he denied using the expletives, which were overheard by a reporter. >> having been married for 45 years with two daughters, i am very cognizant of my language. the offensive name-calling words attributed to me by the press were never spoken to my colleagues, and if they were construed that way, i apologize for their misunderstanding. >> having a daughter does not make a decent man. having a wife does not make a decent man. but treating people with dignity and respect makes a decent man. >> reporter: the congresswoman then getting personal. >> i am someone's daughter, too. my father, thankfully, is not alive to see how mr. yoho treated his daughter. my mother got to see mr. yoho's disrespect on the floor of this house towards me on television, and i am here because i have to show my parents that i am th

florida congressman ted yoho lashed out after she said poverty drives crime. now here's the congresswoman last night. >> i walked back out, and there were reporters in the front of the capitol and in front of reporters representative yoho, and i quote [ bleep ]. these are the words that representative yoho levied against a congresswoman. >> i rise to apologize for the abrupt manner of the conversation i had with my colleague from new york. it is true that we disagree on policies and visions for america, but that does not mean we should be disrespectful. >> you also heard ocasio-cortez called that an excuse, not an one south bay ci becoming a medieare to help its renters make it in the bay. this is a program to dissolve rental disputes with eviction moratoriums ending next month. the housing department says it received hundreds of calls already to be a neutral party between the tenants and landlords disagreement. tenants have until next august to pay all of their rent back that they missed in full. google is expanding its effort to help more people make it in t

on the house floor today new york democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez lit into florida republican ted yoho for allegedly directing a slur at her. >> in front of reporters representative yoho called me, and i quote, ( bleep ) bitch. this issue is not about one incident, it is cultural. it is a culture of lack of impunity, of accepting violence and violent language against women.te yoho report confronted ocasio-cortez on the steps of the u.s. capitol monday over her recent comments about poverty being a root cause of crime. he apologized for his behavior but strongly denied using those words. >> having been married for 45 years with two daughters i'm very cognizant of my language. the offensive name calling words attributed to me by the press were never spoken to my colleague. >> i am someone's daughter too. my father, thankfully, is not alive to see how mr. yoho treated his daughter. i have to show my parents that i am their daughter and that they did not raise me to accept abuse from men. >> reporter: ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: tonight the food and drug administration

. >> reporter: the remarks coming after republican congressman ted yoho confronted aoc on the capitolps this week calling her disgusting for suggesting that rising crime is linked to poverty. yoho apologized for his abrupt manner of conversation but denied using the expletives, which were overheard by a reporter. >> having been married for 45 years with two daughters, i'm very cognizant of my language. the offensive name calling words attributed to me by the press were never spoken to my colleagues, and if they were construed that way, i apologize for their misunderstanding. >> having a daughter does not make a decent man. having a wife does not make a decent man, but treating people with dignity and respect makes a decent man. in using that language in front of the press, he gave permission to use that language against his wife, his daughters, women in his community, and i am here to stand up to say that is not acceptable. >> reporter: other female lawmakers applauding ocasio-cortez's remarks. senator kamala harris tweeting, thank you, aoc, for that powerful speech and for speaking o

capitol her colleague republican congressman ted yoho of florida called her crazy out of her mind dangerous and after following her a few more steps shouted the b word if you're wondering what that is i can't say it on t.v. after you know who gave a half hearted non apology declaring his wife and daughters reasons why he couldn't be violent or aggressive towards women and you'll see gave the women's empowerment speech for the ages laying bare why men like yoho are dangerous how prevalent toxic masculinity is in our society and what women particularly women of color are faced with even when they sit in seats of power ale see not only schooled yoho in her speech but every man who has ever attempted to diminish or devalue women and while we're on the topic of schooling it seems like public education in the area of code it is getting a bit more complicated some school districts are opting to remain virtual for the next few months others are offering back to school continue to plans with differing hours and class sizes. and still others are doing a hybrid model where depending on what grade your

florida republican ted yoho spoke on the floor and apologized for a confrontation he had with democratic rep. alexandria ocasio cortez earlier this week. majority leader hoyer of maryland followed with his thoughts on the incident. rep. yoho: mr. speaker,h many m past four ss in the years on each side of the aisle. so let me take a moment to address this body. today to apologize for the abrupt manner of the conversation i had with my colleague from new york. is true that we disagree on policies and visions for america but that does not mean we should be disrespectful. mr. yoho: having been married for 45 years with two daughters, i'm very cognizant of my

: new york democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez thursday rejected the apology of florida republican ted yoho a confrontation in which a member of the press overheard him using a misogynistic slur. >> in front of reporters, representative yoho called me, and i quote [ bleep ]. >> ocasio-cortez said yoho made the remark when he confronted her monday over her recent comments about poverty being a root cause of crime. on wednesday, he apologized for the heated confrontation but strongly denied using those words towards his colleague. >> having been married for 45 years with two daughters, i am very cognizant of my language. the offensive name-calling words attributed to me by the press were never spoken to my colleagues. >> so what i believe is that having a daughter does not make a man decent. having a wife does not make a decent man. treating people with dignity and respect makes a decent man. >> on thursday, ocasio-cortez denounced what she calls a pattern of dehumanizing behavior by men. >> this issue is not about one incident. it is cultural. it is a culture of lack of impunity, of acceptin

really take aggressive steps to say you crossed the line and that's probably the only reason that ted yoho went to the floor this morning. >> thank you so much for sharing with us what you saw. thank you with the hill. >> thank you. anytime. >>> top of the hour now. we start with breaking developments in the u.s. fight against the coronavirus. the latest modeling project predicts fewer deaths because more americans are wearing masks. a resource source often sited by the white house that the institute for health metrics now predicts 5,000 fewer deaths because more people are wearing masks. listen to what a lead researcher told me last hour. >> right. what i've seen is an increase in mask use, especially in states that have been hit by covid-19, texas, california, florida, arizona. and we're seeing a reduction in morbidity in these states. the improvement has been much higher in states where a mandate has been put in places. a sharper increases in states with a mandate. a mandate is very important and is helping in the national mandate, of course, would do much better. >> professor also poin