. >> tucker: that was congressman thomas massie, and he is absolutely right.rue and obvious to anyone who actually reads the amnesty bill. under the biden administration's plan, several categories of illegal aliens will get green cards, meaning they will be allowed to live in this country, get full citizenship, and be allowed to vote for democrats. one of the groups that will receive green cards includes "essential workers." this at a time when we have an employment crisis. but what are essential workers exactly? it turns out according to the democrats in congress, pretty much every worker is an essential worker. illegal migrants working in agriculture, which is overwhelmingly mechanized, by the way, health care, food, construction, transportation all included. they can stay here indefinitely. so can illegal migrants that the biden administration refers to as dreamers. that sounds like a relic from the obama years. no, it includes any illegal immigrant who entered this country prior to this year under the age of 18. this is insane. let's just say it. to prove

thomas massie calling it absolutely unconstitutional.he republican congressman from arizona saying, "i will be introducing legislation to block this assault on american freedom and liberty. we must fight against attempts to force vaccine mandates on the american people." this tweet from mike quigley saying, "the vast majority are unvaccinated. the democrats are saying that vaccines work. the more of us that are vaccinated, the sooner we can put this pandemic behind us." "1500 americans are dying everything a day because of covid. that is one american every minute of every day. we live in such a backward politicized world that we forget the humanity of it all. my heart breaks for every family dealing with this grief." we want to hear your reaction this morning. do you support or oppose new vaccine mandates, the most stringent federal mandates yet announced by president biden from the white house. this is debbie out of california who supports them. good morning. caller: good morning. i definitely support the thing that biden just said beca

here with me tonight, house judiciary committee member thomas massie is back.gressman, welcome back to the show. this seems like such a legit show. wait until people see hate mail on topical storm later. fun, fun, fun. [laughter] all right. so is it smart to go after these front-line workers who put themselves in harm's way in terms of covid throughout the entire pandemic? >> absolutely not. who are they going to replace them with? if they say they're going to replace these workers who won't get vaccinated, are they going to replace them with lower skilled workers? this is ridiculous. and it's not just a war on the front-rhine are workers, it's -- front-line workers, the police and firefighters are calling me and a lot of them are saying we've already had covid, we don't need the vaccine, we don't want to have the extra risk involved. and, kennedy, some people use the example of george washington where he said all of his members of the military were going to get vaccinated. he required that. but if you go back and look, he said all of the military members who h

. >> doctor rand paul and thomas massie, the congressman within mitus background in the house of representativesied to say it was a conspiracy theory or whatnot. why isn't it natural immunity part of the equation and u understanding how this disease is transmitted and whether or not they need a mask, don't need a mask, do they need a booster, for those people saying we worked with our doctor and that was the best solution for us, natural immunity is something that has to be considered, europe has really been making progress, why is in our own government doing the studies on masks, there is not a study out there that i'm aware of and i heard good doctors talk about how infuriating it is that they don't have the data, this administration continues to take a policy position. >> people around the world are talking about natural immunity if you get sick you have antibodies and is more durable yet of europe, the uk, italy, germany saying no to covid passports. were talking about here it still feels like were still behind the eight ball, i w would like to te a visit back to get to the white house and d

should we paint the bathroom mike rogers or thomas massie [ laughter ] and i saw this, jared kushnergned a book deal. yep, his book will come out next year. but he already has a few titles in mind. check these out. first -- >> tariq: oh, here we go >> jimmy: what's up, dude? >> tariq: let me guess well, you're going to make fun of jared kushner, right? by saying a bunch of fake book titles >> jimmy: yeah that was the plan. [ laughter ] >> tariq: and, of course, each title will pop up as a graphic, so everyone can see it and laugh about it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, that's kind of what i do. that's the whole first ten minutes of the show. >> tariq: i -- i know exactly how this will go down. okay, the top of the screen will have like a weird picture of kushner, and it'll say, "kushner's book title. and then under that, you'll list fake titles, like, "50 shades of white. [ laughter ] or -- or "diary of a wimpy adult. [ laughter ] or "are you there, don it's me, your creepy son-in-law." and then you'll do, "eat, pray, ask daddy for a million dollars. [ laughter ] oh, or -- or "gone wi

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rand paul and, thomas massie, the congressman with an mit background in the house of representatives.ging this up for a long time. everybody just kind of laughed it off and tried to say it was some sort of conspiracy theory, what not. why isn't natural immunity part of the equation in understanding how this disease is transmitted and whether or not they need a mask, don't need a mask? do they need a booster. for those people who say, hey, i don't want to get a shot. my wife around i got a shot, worked with our doctor, that was the best solution. natural immunity has to be considered but europe is really making progress on it. why isn't our own government doing studies on masks? there is not a study out there i'm aware of. i heard good doctors how infuriating they don't have the data. this administration continues to take a policy position, then they try to find -- elizabeth: people around the world are talking about natural immunity. if you got sick you have antibodies it is more durable. europe, uk, italy, germany, saying no to covid passports. we're talking about it here. feels like

congressman thomas massie of kentucky claimed this is absolutely unconstitutional. arizona governor doug ducey said this is exactly the kind of big government overreach we've tried so hard to prevent. congressman dan crenshaw tweeted, "are you people trying to start a full-on le volt? honestly, what the hell is wrong with democrats? leave people the hell alone. this is insanity." full-on revolt, what do you think he meant by that? it's amazing how common it's become for republican politicians to threaten something like full-on revolt in the face of policies they do not like. we've got a lot of vaccination requirements in this country. i bet you dan crenshaw has had to get vaccinated for i don't know, his service in the armed forces or enrolling in school. and we have them all for the same reason. because communicable diseases communicate. they move through populations. even vaccinated populations. it's just a numbers game. today that was a clear message from president biden. the summer's been brutal in many parts of the country, particularly throughout the south. to

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we have another kentuckian, the doctor, who went to haskell with thomas massie in vence berg. two good kentuckians here today. rep. eshoo: i am going to go first to dr.--, because she has to leave us. i thank you for your willingness to testify and for saying yes to me when i called you. it is an honor. i am signed today is another way of house. it is out of our control. -- i am sorry that day has tried on the way it has. it is out of our control. you are recognized for five. thank you, again. unmute. >> can you hear me now? rep. eshoo: yes. >> thank you, madam chair and members of the house could subcommittee for inviting me to testify today. since 1994, i have cared for thousands of families living with silas. i designed and led many als trials, including the recent trials of amx 0035. i am grateful for long-standing support from the age. we are at a major therapeutic turning point. there has been to use advances this has led directly to several exciting drug targets and a phase two and three file results in people if patients getting access. we must act now to be global lea

thomas massie, the republican, calling it unconstitutional.y biggs, saying " i will be introducing legislation to lock this egregious route -- walk this egregious -- block this egregious assault on americans' freedom and liberty. we must fight against these attempts." " the vast majority of people who have been diagnosed with covid-19 on vaccinated. the facts are vaccines -- " 1500 americans are dying every single day because of covid. that is one american every minute of every day. we live in such a backwards, politicized world." this is debbie out of california, supports them, good morning. caller: i definitely support that then the president jested -- the thing the president just did. people who did not get vaccinated are putting others at risk. i had blood cancer. i do not think that it is right that others put other people at risk. pandemics kill millions of people. all who do not understand this, i think, are very ignorant and not patriotic people. they have to stand up for our country. host: this is ashley on the line for those who oppo

who voted against it they are all democrats except as you can see in the lower right-hand corner thomas massinteresting, so it passed 420 to 5. ainsley: 9. steve: well five or nine. i can't read my own handwriting. ainsley: 420-9. steve: the progressives have accused israel of human rights violations and being an apartheid state. the democrats' own leaders were horrified that the progressives were refusing to fund them. interestingly enough, after this vote you can see down in the corner aoc from new york, she appears to be crying and is being consoled and you are wondering why. what she had done is she initially voted no. she would have been -- her picture would have been in that line-up we just showed you there. she changed her vote from no to present and then she is in tears. so why did she vote present? clearly it's a political thing, you know, some have suggested that she might be eyeing the u.s. senate run. also, some have also suggested that there is a possibility that her district would be redrawn riverdale which would include riverdale which has a large pro-israel jewish population.