i spoke to congressman tim ryan at a press conference virtually. he is the chairman of the legislative branch appropriations subcommittee. he is in charge of funding and oversight of the capitol police department. he talked about a reevaluation of security of the capital. there have been intensive reviews after the attack on january 6, where capitol police were overrun. the building itself overrun. he says this will add another level of scrutiny and evaluation, because this attack on friday was so different. a single person in a vehicle is so different than the thousands and thousands of rioters. it is a different type of threat, there will be in evaluation of both of those layers. in terms of reaction from lawmakers, he spoke to many of his colleagues who described them being shaken. he said this rips the scab off. does what he said about uncertainty and concerns about lawmakers safety. he acknowledged that officer evans was a frequent, friendly face. staffers, lawmakers, people going in and out regularly new him and have devastating that is to th

tim ryan just joined. there's so much talent in the democratic party right now and i'm overjoyed to see it. we are going to have some tremendous candidates that are going to do extremely well and i want them all to know that they are point to have dnc right in

senator sherrod brown and 3 ohio members of congress representatives marcy kaptur joyce beatty and tim ryan. it is addressed to us. attorney general merrick garland urging him to reopen the civil rights investigation into the november 2014 death of 12 year-old tamir rice, samarra, rice and her family deeply appreciate senator brown and the ohio delegation of members of congress. >> weighing in with the department of justice. to me it was outside of the could tell recreation center when someone called police saying he was waving a gun at people walking by, although the caller told the dispatcher it was probably a juvenile with a fake gun that information was never relayed to responding officers. 2 cleveland police officers frank garmback and timothy loehmann arrived on scene and according to investigators, within seconds, officer loehmann believing tamir was reaching for the weapon shot and killed him.

i'm tim ryan.i can't wait to get ohio working again. >> as expected in the increasingly republican leaning state of ohio democratic congressman tim ryan entered the race today for rob portman's seat, the first democrat to join a pool of republican contenders fighting to appear the most loyal to the disgraced ex-president. one of them for example businessman bernie moreno that called trump a lunatic and maniac has stacked the campaign with trump loyalists. all of this more evidence that democrats hope candidates like tim ryan clear the path reinforced by the republicans are making on trump. joining our conversation ceo anna palmer and claire mccaskill is still here. anna, i know the history of midterms and worked in a white house that defied the history in 2002 and depends. we don't know what we don't know about how voters see the country in a crisis as '02 but the history aside, what does this senate race looking like to you? >> it's super interesting because as you noted you have the republican fi

. >> joining us now, congressman tim ryan of ohio.ember of the house appropriations committee, and chair of the legislative branch subcommittee that oversees the capitol police. thank you for joining us tonight. this is big news not just for the senate, but for the house. the house has to pass the infrastructure bill first. and you have to know whether you're working with a reconciliation bill, because it has to be a reconciliation bill going through the house first. >> yes. that is correct, lawrence. and we can get into the parliamentary and budgetary weeds here. but this means that we can do what we want to do with the investments into the american people, period, end of story. these investments that needed to be made decades ago and now president biden, now with this ruling on reconciliation, we're moving in the right direction. and the american people are going to see a significant change in their quality of life over the next several years because of the investments that we'll be able to make. and in the house, we'll be able to k

congressman tim ryan saying last night, lawmakers will now be reviewing all security measures here at the capitol including the fencing. whit? >> all right, faith, thank you. >>> now, to the fallout from major league baseball's decision to move the all-star game and the draft out of georgia in the wake of their new election law. republican governor brian kemp firing back, telling his supporters cancel culture is coming for your business. but major companies taking notice of the georgia law and eyeing other states, as well, considering similar measures. here's abc's elwyn lopez from georgia. >> reporter: tonight, georgia's governor blasting major league baseball's decision to pull this season's all-star game and draft out of the state. >> georgians and all americans should know what this decision means. it means cancel culture and partisan activists are coming for your business. >> reporter: in a statement, the mlb commissioner saying their move is "the best way to demonstrate our values as a sport." this after georgia republicans passed and signed into law sweeping changes to the stat

>> i think if there's any democrat that's going to have a shot at this seat, it's likely tim ryan.hat happens on the republican side. it's possibly a little bit of a mess with president trump's likely involvement but it's really hard to know and ohio has just been moving away from democrats in such a significant way i have trouble seeing how this will be a success but i'm looking forward to asking tim ryan about it. >> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is monday, april 26th. there's a lot going on this week. so let's get smarter. >>> this morning the johnson & johnson vaccine is officially back in play after a ten-day pause. at least 29 states are offering the single shot again after the fda gave it the green light again. but there are growing signs the nation's vaccination program is losing some steam. nationwide the average rate

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democratic ohio representative tim ryan says today's attack rips off the scab formed after the riot.eaker nancy pelosi calls evans "a martyr for democracy." jason? >> jason: chad, thank you. tough story. now, as hunter biden begins the book tour to promote his memoir, he was actually asked about his now infamous laptop that exposed the biden family's efforts to cash in on their last name. but get this. hunter is still playing coy on whether the laptop is his. take a look. >> was that your laptop? >> for real, i don't know. i really don't know. >> you don't know, yes, or no? >> i have no idea. >> it could have been yours? >> certainly there, could be a laptop out there that was stolen from me. it could be i was hacked. it could be that it was russian intelligence. it could be that it was stolen from me. >> jason: really? hunter, you don't know? because the laptop repair shop owner has evidence and documentation that you yourself dropped off the laptop along with the fbi paperwork and the materials on the computer have been verified and corroborated. now, "the new york post" which firs

representative tim ryan who chairs the subcommittee that oversees the police is urging lawmakers to unite on bolstering security. >> it's a time for us to elevate the conversation, to be adults about how sensitive this is, how important it is to try to get this right and it can't fall into the other political arguments that we are having. >> reporter: authorities are still searching for motive and say green was not previously known to police or on watch lists and appears to be a single actor. the nation grieves again and president biden ordered white house flags lowered to half staff. >> the injured capitol officer is in stable nonlife threatening condition. it does not appear to be terrorism related. >>> one of massive companies to pay zero corporate taxes on billions in profits. that's according to institute on taxation and economic policy research group. it found 55 companies collectively made more than $40 billion in pretax income last year. that amounts to 8.5 billion at the 21% corporate tax rate. instead they got 3.5 billion back in rebates. sales force received 12 million while pa

ohio congressman tim ryan chairs, the house subcommittee which oversees capitol police and building security. one perimeter fence was recently removed ryan says a full investigation is needed before more changes are made. just think we've got to be very careful as we move forward. that. >> you know, we can't get too far ahead of ourselves without knowing that we have the ability. to protect the capital to harden capital. >> police have identified 25 year-old noah green as the suspect in friday's deadly attack at the capitol. >> the suspect did start lunging toward us capitol police officers at which time a u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> law enforcement doesn't know the motive at this time does not appear to be related of. we do not have the suspect on file with the u.s. capitol there's no indication at this time if there's any nexus to any member of congress to honor fallen officer evans. president biden has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff. lawmakers have been away for 2 weeks for break. and when they return next week, we can expect a lot of discussion on s

joining us now is tim ryan which oversees police funding. congressman, look.you along with all of us this morning are mourning the loss of billy evans. it's a terrible, terrible loss this morning. you hear congressman khanna say he's going to work at a dangerous place. how safe is the u.s. capitol? >> well, clearly over the last couple of months it's not as safe as we thought it was, but i think we have a game plan, we have recommendations with general honore, and we have funds to help that. but we can't sugarcoat it. what happened this weekend was very, very troubling to lose another police officer on the capitol police force after already losing a couple after what happened on january 6th. we've got some work to do. we have to be honor west the american people. it's going to take a little bit of time, but we're going to get it done. >> some of the recommendations from general honore, increase police staffing, intelligence capabilities, how much do you expect to get active? create mobile fencing, enhance protection of members of congress? >> i hope most of it

yeah, there's sherrod brown and to a lesser extent tim ryan, but let's be real about why tim ryan andnsidering running statewide except for re-election of their house district, and that has because republicans might take a sledge haram to their districts. politics today is all about density, one of the reasons why arizona has swung so far of left and why georgia has become so purple is because phoenix and atlanta make up a majority of the voting population of those states. whereas you consider, why is still quite rural. one of the reasons why north carolina hasn't quite gotten there for democrats is that charlotte and the research triangle combined only make up about 41% of north carolina's vote. it's still actually a pretty rural state, so this urban/rural divide really rules. >> dave wasserman and jim messina, thank you both very much for being on this morning. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," did jo biden's first 100 days usher in a new era or a stalled revolution. we'll bring in the authors of these polar opposite pieces for that discussion. we'll be right back. pieces for that d

we will break that all down tomorrow in "the story" tim ryan of ohio is running for a senate seat.ter the job currently held by republican rob portman the first announced at democratic candidate in that race. portman said earlier this year he would not seek a third term. they are playing a numbers game with math education in virginia. some parents say that states plan to overhaul the curriculum to an equity-focused approach has a racial motive and does not add up. here's correspondent gillian turner. >> virginia's education department is planning to completely overhaul the high school math curriculum instead of trying to get as many students studying advance math as possible the state is instead shifting to a no focus on what they call equity under the new proposal teachers will still instruct algebra as part of the standard curriculum, but will refer to algebra one and 2 as "essential common sense for eighth, ninth, and tenth. it removes geometry and calculus as a requirement and only has an advanced course and for 11th and 12th grade students. >> all of our students will be in a

tim ryan just joined. there's so much talent in the democratic party right now and i'm overjoyed to see it. we are going to have some tremendous candidates that are going to do extremely well and i want them all to know that they are point to have dnc right in their corner fighting right alongside of them. emily: i think we've got a complete overview of basically every race that is happening. [laughter] emily: i realize that i miss times this so we have two minutes left. i'm going to sneak in one less question. 2020, georgia moving from red to blue. a lot of that credit it to stacey abrams. arm wondering which state is going to be the georgia in 2022 -- i'm wondering which state is going to be the georgia in 2022? jaime harrison: that's an interesting question. the thing i always tell folks is texas is right there. it really is. people say don't mess with texas, but don't sleep on texas either. democrats can maybe pull out the governorship. i also say we are going to have an exciting time in south carolina

i just spoke to tim ryan, democrat of ohio, who is -- who runs -- he chairs the committee that funds the capitol police. he said he's talking to everybody. he just spoke last week to the israelis about how they secure it. so we're dealing with this new normal post-january 6th where we have to figure out how to protect this building which, by the way, as we put in our newsletter to be the has really become a target in the middle of the nation's capitol. so, you know, i don't think there are easy answers. and like everything, it is going to be partisan. i hope it's not because there is -- you know, not only members of congress, but reporters and 10,000 people work up here every day who want nothing to do with politics who are just here to, you know, maintenance people, repair people, lawyers who just want to do their job and not have to be in mortal danger. >> yeah. a tough scene, as i reported earlier today. a tragedy at the capitol. and as jim cavanaugh and others have pointed out, a tragedy that, thanks to some of the officers, did still secure the perimeter and was not in that sens

congressman tim ryan leading part of the investigation into the january 6 attack says securing the capital must rise above politics calling on his fellow members to be adults. he said congress should consider putting parts of the security fence back up today was another blow. >> for the capitol hill family and especially the capitol police family. >> that was joe khalil reporting lawmakers have been on recess this week. most of them were not at the capitol when the attack happened. but one person who was there south bay, congressman ro khanna. he talked to us today about what happened as the building was locked down. >> i had just actually stepped out of my building to go to a local, a chinese restaurant down the road to pick my lunch and was walking back and i got the calls. frantic calls from my staff saying there's a major incident at that time we didn't know if the be safe. you can't come back into your office. they have locked down the entire office of the night. so police officer. the just take sheltering in your and i went into my car in the parking a lot that them and was sitting t

., there's mixed reaction from lawmakers on how to proceed forward and he award from congressman tim ryan just yesterday speaking over a virtual press conference of reporters after the incident. >> from my vantage point, i just think we've got to be very careful as we move forward, that we can't get too far ahead of ourselves without knowing that we have the ability to protect the capitol, to harden the capitol, to do all of the things that are in general honore's report, and we will be looking at this, and you know, we have to see exactly how this went down. >> so a little bit of skepticism on how to best proceed. nbc news has confirmed that there is an additional $2 billion supplemental funding bill working its way through congress in order to bolster security throughout the capitol and as congressman ryan noted that follows that report from lieutenant general that was commissioned by nancy pelosi to look into security measures and the capabilities of the capitol police force and the result of that report said that they were woefully underfunded, do not have the capabilities to prevent

significant way i have trouble seeing how this will be a success but i'm looking forward to asking tim ryan about it. >> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is monday, april 26th. there's a lot going on this week. so let's get smarter. >>> this morning the johnson & johnson vaccine is officially back in play after a ten-day pause. at least 29 states are offering the single shot again after the fda gave it the green light again. but there are growing signs the nation's vaccination program is losing some steam. nationwide the average rate of vaccinations is down roughly 20% to less than 2.8 million yesterday. some states are starting to turn down shipments of the vaccine because they have more supply than demand. some mass vaccination locations are actually shutting down due to lack of customers. all of this comes amid new reports that more than 5 million americans or about % who got the first shot of either pfizer or moderna vaccine missed getting the second

i spoke to congressman tim ryan at a press conference virtually.e is the chairman of the legislative branch appropriations subcommittee. he is in charge of funding and oversight of the capitol police department. he talked about a reevaluation of security of the capital. there have been intensive reviews after the attack on january 6, where capitol police were overrun. the building itself overrun. he says this will add another level of scrutiny and evaluation, because this attack on friday was so different. a single person in a vehicle is so different than the thousands and thousands of rioters. it is a different type of threat, there will be in evaluation of both of those layers. in terms of reaction from lawmakers, he spoke to many of his colleagues who described them being shaken. he said this rips the scab off. does what he said about uncertainty and concerns about lawmakers safety. he acknowledged that officer evans was a frequent, friendly face. staffers, lawmakers, people going in and out regularly new him and have devastating that is to the

ohio congressman tim ryan chairs the house subcommittee which oversees capitol police and building securityntly removed. ryan says a full investigation is needed before more changes are made. just think we've got to be very careful as we move forward. that. >> you know, we can't get too far ahead of ourselves without knowing that we have the ability. to protect the capital to harden the capital. >> police have identified 25 year-old noah green as the suspect in friday's deadly attack at the capitol. >> the suspect did start lunging toward us capitol police officers at which time a u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> law enforcement doesn't know the motive at this time does not appear to be related of. we do not have the suspect on file with the u.s. capitol there's no indication at this time if there's any nexus to any member of congress to honor fallen officer evans. president biden has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff. lawmakers have been away for 2 weeks for break. and when they return next week, we can expect a lot of discussion on securing the capitol in wa

. >> reporter: ohio congressman tim ryan chairs the which oversees the capitol police. lawmakers have been arguing over how much security is needed at the capitol after the riots. >> they can't fall into the other political arguments that we're having. this is about the security of the nation's capitol. that's the temple of democracy. >> reporter: president biden said that he is heartbroken by the attack. the injured officer is recovering in a hospital. he is expected to make a full recovery. we learned overnight that investigators are keying in on whether noah green, the suspect, had mental health issues. michelle? >> jeff, thank you. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention is giving its blessing for fully vaccinated americans to travel just in time for easter weekend. it comes amid a wave of soaring infections, and as more states scale back coronavirus restrictions. 101 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine have now been administered in this country. that m means almost 58 million americans are fully vaccinated even thougugh the seven-day average o of ne

congressman tim ryan leading part of the investigation mnto the january 6 attack says securing the capital must rise above politics calling on his fellow members to be adults. he said congress should consider putting parts of the security fence back up. today was a another blow. >> for the capitol hill family and especially the capitol police family. >> in washington. joe. well, it has been a week, a very emotional testimony at the derek chauvin trial going on in minneapolis. he, of course, is the former minneapolis officer accused of murdering george floyd friday. jurors heard testimony from lieutenant richard zimmerman the longest serving member of the minneapolis police department. >> zimmerman watch several angles of footage of floyd's death, including body cam of police body cancer and surveillance video. the lieutenant concluded the force used on floyd was unnecessary. >> pulling him down to the ground, face down. and putting your knee on the neck. for that amount that amount of time. it's uncalled for. >> chauvin's defense attorney eric nelson tried to portray a different picture of

tim ryan, democrat from the youngstown, ohio area, announcing officially today that he will run for the.s. senate and he posted a three minute video on his twitter page saying that he's running for the senate and will fight like hell to cut workers in on the deal. the other issue that congress is dealing with is the george floyd crime bill that passed in the house and is now in the senate and the chief sponsor of the house, karen bass, outlining what's in the legislation and what happens next. she made her appearance yesterday on "this week." [video clip] >> we've been having informal conversations with the problem solvers in the house, a bipartisan group, along with senators scott and booker, so i believe that we can get there and what's most important is that we come up with ways to hold police officers accountable so that we will stop seeing these videos, ending qualified immunity and decreasing the standards needed to prosecute an officer so we won't see so many times when we know that a person has been killed or brutalized and then we find that they are not even prosecuted because

i read his excerpts, i thought, oh, i read some of this in tim alberta's american carnage, because he interviewed boehner and interviewed ryanink it is important to have a player confirming what alberta reported about the way it operated and it is absolutely true and it is fas cinating. so when you have trump in there and someone like gaetz, 2016 gaetz arrives, there was a synergy where trump would court these people who would go on fox and praise him. but the thing is, brian you and i have and others have been writing about this, how fox is a political tool for the republican party and not just for the republican party, but the far right wing of the party with guys like gaetz and jim jordan. and that is what is interesting about this. look, the criminal stuff that is out there, we don't know about that. that is terrible stuff if he's found guilty of any of it. but just in his terms of his career, here is what i would be worried about. the way fox on wednesday said we have no interest in hiring this guy ever. >> they did that, yes, they did. >> that doesn't sound like fox. if he's dead to fox, he's dead politically. and that

ryan murphy. steph link josh richards. professional poker player maria ho and tim seymour. who will take the top prize?r teams a list of 60 stocks and investments and before the first pick, s&p all-time highs stocks are surging what should the strategy be? >> i'm a huge believer to take advantage of momentary declines and talking about a period of now and the super bowl to find something that could be a coiled spring, something down right now because if you're going for

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ryan murphy. steph link josh richards. professional poker player maria ho and tim seymour. who will take the top prize? >> you know how this works we gave our teams a list of 60 stocks and investments and before the first pick, s&p all-time highs stocks are surging what should the strategy be? >> i'm a huge believer to take advantage of momentary declines and talking about a period of now and the super bowl to find something that could be a coiled spring, something down right now because if you're going for something that's really up there you have to think many months out. it is a mistake to go for something running. >> the setup is interesting, too, with major earnings releases from certain companies with extraordinary reports and some didn't really react like apple. how does that change how these guys should think about the picks? >> seeing something like apple, scott wapner talked about the good as it gets theory so i'm looking for something where it's not as good as it gets i'm not sure whether i disclose my pick and looking at ty -- are you giving me the go >> if you would like to tell us your fi