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mccarthy. nrcc chairman tom immer has been a fund-raiser for jaime in washington state.ing them at odds with president trump and is firing up the base. i interviewed joe kent, the republican who is challenging ja jamie herrera butler. he said he is part of the gop grift, he would not support mccarthy for speaker. so you can see why this is becoming such a huge headache and risk for kevin mccarthy. >> okay. so '22 midterms are a year away, three years to 2024 t. we're talking about it. chris christie is weighing the future of the party with some veiled comments about trump? >> reporter: yeah, some very interesting comments from chris christie, the former republican of new jersey, one-time presidential candidate and former trump adviser. take a listen to what he had to say at the ronald regan library. >> no man, no woman, no matter what office they've held or wealth they've acquired, are worthy of blind faith or obedience. that's not who i am, and that's not who we are as republicans. no matter who is demanding that we tie our future to a pile of lies. see, we deserve much

chairman tom emmer went to a fundraiser for jaime herrera butler out in washington state. butting this a big risk for mccarthydds with donald trump but also risking angering the trump base. i interviewed joe kent, one of the trump back candidates running against jaime herrera butler and that is when he had to say about mccarthy. mccarthy is talking out of one side of his mouth saying that he supports the maga movement and trump and president trump's polici policies but his money is supporting others so me and the rest of the base have heard enough from him. so you could see the type of risks and headaches facing kevin mccarthy here. >> and that is very true. and once donald trump gets wind of this, let's see what happens then. great reporting, melanie, thank you so much. >>> coming up still for us, families of 9/11 victims have long thought to have government files de classified about saudi arabia's potential role in attacks. up next we'll speak with one woman who lost her husband on that day. she continues to fight to bring these documents to light. >>> but first, cervical cancer is scary. super scary. but i

chuck schumer and the top republicans, kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell to her office monday morning. that's when we're hearing there will be a briefing from tom mini manger. they are taking this seriously. >> stay with us. i want to bring in josh campbell, former fbi special agent. what does this tell you, the capitol police has requested a smaller fence be put-back up around the capitol. is that in an abundance of caution? no one wants to be the person who said, oh, no, you don't need a fence? >> i interviewed the new capitol police after he took the job. he wasn't there on the day of the attack, but one thing he said is he will learn lessons and be a threat-based agency. they are going to re-erect this fencing, that tells us that they are concerned enough with about some of this as the demonstrators show up on september 18th. will it be overkill? maybe. you have to put yourself in the shoes of the officers. they can't buy a repeat of january 6th. they want to not necessarily provide a fortress but we are going to see some kind of standoff that puts the demonstrators away from the building that the officers are sworn to protect. >> just to g

mccarthy and mitch mcconnell, to her office on monday morning. that's when we're hearing there will be a briefing from the capitol police chief, tom manger, about all security preps for this upcoming rally. so they are really taking this very seriously, anderson. >> jessica, stay with us. i want to bring in cnn security correspondent, josh campbell. former-fbi special agent. so, josh, what does it tell you the capitol police has formally requested the fence be -- or a smaller fence be put up back around the capitol ahead of this rally? are they just being -- i mean, is that an abundance of caution that no one wants to be the person who said, oh, no, you don't need the fence? >> anderson, i interviewed tom manger, the new capitol police chief after he took the job and he wasn't there on the day of the january-6th attack. but one thing he told me is he is going to learn lessons from that event and he is going to run this agency as a threat-based agency that relies heavily on intelligence. and so, with this new reporting from our colleagues on capitol hill that they are going to reerect this fencing, that tells us that they are concerned enough about

dirt on tom cotton, he's gotting hot, he might be running in 2024, we would be talking about impeachment. every liberal would be for that. but that's not what happened here. i listened to andy mccarthy this morning. he said i don't see anything wrong with this call between biden and ghani here. >> it's so -- >> it's not abuse of the office. >> the call itself is keeply troubling given the fact that biden has lied over and over again to the american people about what went down blaming everybody but himself for literally the death of 13 american troops, service members. that's what is so appalling is. there's a need, whether it's true or not, there's a need to project a different picture, what is he is still doing even after the fact. >> it gets to will's point. we know if this was the previous administration, people would be outraged. everybody should be outraged and rightly are that we lost 13 people that are braves and service to this country. the reaction would be obviously different from the mainstream media and how it was handled. the american people don't like to be played for suckers. that's reflected in the polls. they don't want you to tell you one thing whether it's somethi

mccarthy on the rally for jailed january 6 rioters. cnbc is reporting nancy pelosi has invited them to her office for that briefing to be briefed by the capitol police chief tomanger. are they planning on attending that briefing? >> at this point i would assume chuck schumer will be at the briefing but it's likely they will want to be a part of that and get an understanding of what's going on. the fact that you even have to ask the question, nicolle, that is, again, a reminder of where we're at. it's kind of confusing and a little bit ridiculous that we're wondering whether or not the leadership of congress can get together and have an understanding about a possible threat to the u.s. capitol, and that is where we are. we're eight months since january 6th, more than that, and that is continuing to be the concern and the question is how far are republicans, people like kevin mccarthy, willing to push the idea that like clint was saying playing both sides of the fence here. and that is one of the concerns when you talk to democrats and even some republicans behind closed doors. i think a lot of people didn't think it was going to get as bad, the lie would lead