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but marjorie taylor greene, i think they have a valid point, there should be an investigation on why wasn't the national guard there? i can't believe people are calling 1/6/21 9/11. that is absolutely crazy. but i appreciate your show. keep it up. host: thank you for calling in. we will continue to take your calls this evening and continue to shady events from today's commemoration on capitol hill. right now, here is a replay of president biden's speech from this morning in statuary hall. pres. biden: madame vice president, my fellow americans to state the obvious, one year , ago today in this sacred place, democracy was attacked, simply attacked. the will of the people was under assault. the constitution, our constitution, faced the gravest of threats. outnumbered in the face of the brutal attack, the capitol police, the dc metropolitan police department, the national guard, and other brave law enforcement officials saved the rule of law. our democracy held. we, the people, endured. we, the people, prevailed. for the first time in our history, a president had not just lost an electi

marjorie taylor greene joins us tomorrow on the show. that will be interesting. well, colleges are locking down again. many schools are moving to what they call virtual learning, which of course means no learning at all, and that's got a lot of people wondering, what's the point of these places exactly? isaac moorhouse has been asking that question for a long time. he founded a company that connects students with apprenticeships as an alternative to college. he's now the ceo of the career building website. very smart, interesting guy. we spoke to him on a brand-new episode of "tucker carlson today." here's part of it. ♪ ♪ >> when i was -- when i was getting my bachelors when i was at western, this was sort of like the epiphany moment that set me on the path which eventually led to launching praxis and then crashed. there's all these people around of the class and better hung over and just like -- you want to get wasted again tomorrow -- and they're just being stupid college students and i remember -- i looked around and i thought what am i really paying for h

taylor greene. over the weekend greene was permanently suspended for repeated violations of the platform's covid misinformation policy. cnn's doney o'sullivan joins us now with more. what was the last straw other? >> yeah. it was a misleading graph that greene posted purporting to show data linking the vaccine to deaths. look, twitter has a strike system where they allow politicians to spout a certain amount of bs, whether it be about the election or whether it be about covid, and greene has repeatedly violated those policies and that's why twitter took this decision, they say. important to point out that they didn't should -- did shut down her personal account which is the one she uses the most but she still has access to her congressional account with about 300,000 followers so it's not a total shutdown. >> does twitter not understand the way baseball works, three strikes and you're out, not five? why is it five? >> i think these companies, you know, right now, greene is saying that twitter is an

marjorie taylor greene joins us tomorrow on the show. that will be interesting. well, colleges are locking down again. many schools are moving to what they call virtual learning, which of course means no learning at all, and that's got a lot of people wondering, what's the point of these places exactly? isaac moorhouse has been asking that question for a long time. he founded a company that connects students with apprenticeships as an alternative to college. he's now the ceo of the career building website. very smart, interesting guy. we spoke to him on a brand-new episode of "tucker carlson today." here's part of it. ♪ ♪ >> when i was -- when i was getting my bachelors when i was at western, this was sort of like the epiphany moment that set me on the path which eventually led to launching praxis and thent crashed. there's all these people around of the class and better hung over and just like -- you want to get wasted again tomorrow -- and they're just being stupid college students and i remember -- i looked around andg i thought what amyi i really paying f

not all coming from people who carry marjorie taylor greene political ideology. some is coming from the left. and they don't seem to get banned. i think it raises a lot of questions. i don't agree with the things she said. most of the things i find to be loonny tunes. at the same time i'm protective of speech. and when people are banned from platforms, i think we ought to think deeply about that as a country. >> that tickled. sorry. i don't know if you have ever gotten that. i want to turn to voting rights. chuck schumer looking to change up filibuster rules in effort to get the voting rights bill passed. planning on calling a vote to ease up the filibuster rules january 17. he is facing push back to his own party. from senators manchin and sin na. is there any chance the rules will change? >> i think it's really, really small. i'm not, i know that obviously this is something the democrats feel very strongly about that needs to be done and that's correct. but i think we have been down this road with manchin before. there have been reports that there's been some s

. >>> twitter is suspending the personal account of marjorie taylor green. this is how the account looks today. the company confirming the suspension sing the account repeatedly violated the covid- 19 misinformation policy. twitter restricted b account in the past for sharing what twitter characterizes as misinformation about the election. she still has access to the official twitter account. >>> they are expected to be back tomorrow. the tides made a splash on the embarcadero. in the north bay, drivers splash through tides. you can disable your car. there is one case where a car did die in the water. there is a picture posted on twitter of a car stranded. saltwater and electronics do not mix. >> you know that one spot really well. that is one of the places. it is there and the embarcadero. >> we are going to get some more. >>> we have seen the highest tides over the last few days. if it rises again it will be tomorrow. you want to follow the advice. the other thing is we will see temperatures that kind of go into the upper 30s. right now it is 38 in livermo

this news about marjorie taylor green and twitter. you kind of have the same response i did, which is great, that covid misinformation is the thing that begins to get her displatformed, but there were lots of other things along the way that could have risen to that level of danger. >> yeah, i think the anti-semitism, the anti-muslim hate, going after the squad. pick your list of the world's worst, and you have lauren boebert. it goes to show you that the institutions of america, social media institutions, media institutions, corporate institutions that what we're facing is weaponized. they should have and could have deplatformed her much sooner. they were flooding the zone with s-h-you-know-what. this is a slow-moving coup. they want to model themselves after hungary. it is a back-sliding democracy. god forbid, if ever person in the role doesn't rise up to the moment, that's what we're going have in 2023. >> we all laugh because the extensional threat is so real and scary. >>> covid case as kids return to school from break. >>> and th

marjorie taylor greene has been suspended on twitter, this time forever. we are talking about that on social media. you can see on your screen where to find me. >> thank you, scott. >>> this morning at&t and verizon rejected a request by the faa to delay the rollout of 5g technology this week. airlines want more time for the faa and the fcc to resolve some issues. at&t and verizon say they are willing to accept some temporary measures around some runways, limits already in place in other countries. >> these jetliners use an auto pilot, and until such time where we know which devices are affected and we can get that testing done, we don't know how widespread the problem will be. >> tune into the "today" show for more on the problems between the stalemate between the faa and the telecommunications giants, and that's at 7:00 after "today in the bay." >>> this morning tributes are still pouring in for legendary actress, betty white. generations of people adored her iconic character on the mary tyler moore, and "the golden girls." >> such a treasure. details on

and i believe, if i'm not mistaken -- and you can correct me here -- marjorie taylor greene and louie gohmert and others actually went into the jail to visit some of the rioters which, you know, they haven't visited me. they haven't visited any of the families of the officers who were injured or any of the families of the officers who committed suicide. it's just disgusting. >> she went on to praise the law enforcement and agencies hunting down the rioters. she hopes the most sadistic ones are held accountable. >>> now, the professional tennis players association says it has been in contact with novak djokovic and identified his well-being. he has reportedly been confined to an immigration facility after being denied to play in the australian championship for allegedly not meeting the country's vaccine requirements. the world's number one men's single player is a national native. hundreds of fans turned out in bell grade to protest the situation. a court hearing has been set nor monday. australian officials say djokovic has not been detained and can leave the country at any time. djok

taylor greene. twitter has permanently suspended her personal account citing repeated violations of the company's covid-19 misinformation policy implemented in march. on saturday greene referenced unverified vaccine data and tweet add falsehood about, quote, extremely high amounts of covid-19 vaccine deaths. congresswoman parilla jayapal gave the company minimum praise. >> it's no secret the companies have been part of the algorithms promoting disinformation. i think that these steps are important but, frankly, a little too little and a little too late. >> in response to the ban, representative green took to the alternative platform telegram writing twitter is an enemy to america and can't handle the truth. many republicans see it as an example of one sided censor by big tech. last year senator ted cruz called out twitter for hypocrisy. specifically banning former president trump but not iran's supreme leader which cruz feels is a breach of federal sanctions. on covid-19 twitter's policy says for co

taylor greene's personal twitter account is now permanently suspended. the social media platform said today that green was removed after repeated violations of their covid-19 misinformation policy. green had already received a 12 hour suspension back in july for the same issue. the controversial congresswoman from colorado's still has access to or official congressional account. green responded to the suspension calling twitter, quote, an enemy to america that quote, cannot handle the truth. president biden spoke with the president of ukraine today confirming support for the country if russia does decide to invade today's call comes after mister biden spoke with vladimir putin ahead of more diplomatic meetings between the 2 countries. there are currently about 90,000 russian troops along the border with ukraine. president biden told ukrainian president that the u.s. will quote, response respond decisively if russia decides to take any military action. the case against 2 jail guards who admitted to falsifying records the night the jeffrey epstein died hav

so when marjorie taylor greene or matt gaetz puts their thumbs on the scale. the leadership that enables that behavior is continuing today as we have seen. >> and so juanita is there room for anyone that can truly challenge trumpism when congressman mccarthy is driven by trump's role over republicans? >> it is the same power dynamics that we saw between ted cruz and tucker carlson and the same power dynamics mccarthy feeds into. on january 6th, we know who he was focused on. exclusively focused on communicating with trump, right. this is all about him not only begging for his own safety, but getting trump to do the right thing. mccarthy, as we know is laser-like focused for years on the one thing that alluded him, the speakership of the house. he is ready to beg, borrow, steal and sell his soul to anyone that can create the pathway. just so happens it is through the extremists in the republican party like trump and marjorie taylor greene and he is willing to do whatever they want because he is literally at their mercy when they are floating balloons about mcca

but when people like this congressman or marjorie taylor greene or lauren boebert or any of these other people try to use the holocaust as a prop for their pathologies, we all lose. and it deeply, deeply, i think, it does injustice again to the millions who died at the hands of the nazi regime. >> you sound angry, and i would see why, but talk to me about that. >> well, i am angry. i'm the grandson of a holocaust survivor from germany, who never could have imagined that the only country he and his family had ever known would turn on him, regard him as an enemy of the state, destroy everything that he loved, and murder nearly his entire family and all of his friends. so to compare having to show a vaccination card -- and let's keep in mind, right, we have nearly 850,000 americans who have died of covid-19, we have 64 million cases of this virus. this isn't some imaginary thing. so the reality is whether you're republican or a democrat or anyone else in the political spectrum, again, to literally trample over history because of your own bizarre paranoia, again, does all of us an injustice

not all of it's coming from people who carry marjorie taylor greene's political ideology. some of it's coming from the left, and they don't seem to get banned. i think it raises a lot of questions. i don't agree with some of the things she's said. at the same time, i'm pretty protective of speech. when people are banned from platforms, i think we ought to think real deeply about that as a country. >> a tickle, kirsten. sorry. i don't know if you've ever gotten that live. i want to turn to voting rights right now. senate majority leader chuck schumer looking to change the filibuster rules in an effort to get democrats' voting rights bill passed. he is planning on calling up a vote to ease up those filibuster rules january 17th but facing pushback from senators manchin and sinema. do you think there's any chance the rules will change? >> i think it's really, really small. i'm not -- you know, i know that obviously this is something the democrats feel very strongly about that needs to be done, and i think that's correct. but i think we've been down this road with joe manchin

they had the courage to come on my show, marjorie taylor-greene, or paul gozar. trumpers call my show. you can't change their mind. facts don't matter. suddenly i tell them a fact, no, they just shift the goalpost or talk about hillary clinton or something else. you're not going to reach them. i'm an adult. i accept that. i try to reach people i can and try to make people smarter who listen to my show. >> joe, by the way, it's not public knowledge that dean and i do this muslim power hour show so please don't tell anybody about it. joe, what do you do about what dean just said, about power brokers, people who are members of congress. you were one of them once, do you engage? is it important to engage or is it at least important to tell our audience, fact check them and tell our audience what's going on because if i put things about madison cawthorn or lauren boebert or marjorie taylor-greene, there are certainly viewers that will say why are you wasting my time with these b.s.ers? >> i think it's important to expose them. i had rick santorum on my show a couple o

. >>> twitter has permanently suspended the personal account of republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. twitter says she repeatedly violated their policy on coronavirus misinformation and her account will not be restored. greene criticized the move as un-american. her official congressional account is still active. >>> now to an off-ice save from the world of hockey. >> that's right. a nhl fan's message turned out to be life-changing. a woman named nadia held up this message toward the equipment manager, brian hamilton. the mole on the back of your neck is possibly cancerous, please go see a doctor. hamilton had it checked out and learned that it was in fact a malignant melanoma. >> it's incredible that he even saw this. over the weekend, he met nadia and had a message for his unexpected, would-be guardian angel. >> my mom wants you to know she loves you, and my sister. >> i love your mom and your sister, too. so we're all on the save wavelength. >> nadia plans to attend medical school. the canucks and her favorite team, the seattle kraken, are giving her a $10,000 scholarship.

he's talking the same points as lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene. what his father said, what we need in the united states is not division or lawlessness but is love. and focusing on facts and unity. rfk jr. on this particular point has lost the plot for a long time. this is just a sickening sign of it. >> margaret, i mean, it's just disturbing to see, this has come up time and again, we see marriage imagmarjorie taylor gr making these same comparisons. >> john quoting robert kennedy was beautiful. bobby's son, rfk jr., has long been associated with the far left anti-vaxx fringe. and you're right, he's saying the exact same things as marjorie taylor greene and the folks on the right. this is not a totalitarian state. we, thank god, live in the greatest representative democracy in human history and we're fighting to keep it exact that way. nobody is forcing you to get a vaccine, all right? but we do need to implore people's individual choice and we need to do a better job persuading people to be comfortable so they can shed that hesitancy so they can

. >> also breaking, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's twitter account permanently suspended for spreading misinformation about the coronavirus. in a statement, greene called twitter an enemy to america, but again, i have to remind you, she was on twitter. what does that say? also the house panel investigating january 6th is planning televised hearings in the coming months. members spoke about what they've uncovered. >> i can assure you, what we have seen causes us real harm. >> we are learning much more about what former president trump was doing while the violent assault was under way. the committee has firsthand testimony now that he was sitting in the dining room next to the oval office watching the attack on television. >> joining us now, nbc's steven romo on the travel troubles out there. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the weather and scott cohn on covid's impact on sports. welcome all. we'll start with you, steve, at laguardia in new york. and talk about how things have been there for the travelers this afternoon. what have you seen? >> i have seen so much fru

it's going to be the days of jim jordan and matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene and you know what? we're going to get answers. >> grift. that's all it is. are you going to be -- are you bamboozled by the grift? grift. whatever you can to hold on to power and to make money. grift. and then there was this moment at the white house today. reporters shouting questions to the president. president joe biden after his remarks on efforts to bring prices down. i want you to listen to what happens when fox's peter doocy asks about inflation and the midterms. >> will you take questions on inflation then? >> thank you all. >> that's a great asset. more inflation. what a stupid son of a bitch. >> ah, so, look. i see social media some people, oh, this is funny. it's great. it's not a good look. it really isn't. nobody's perfect. right? i saw that and i said, he's going to call him and apologize, right? that's what i said. so here's the thing. asking questions is a reporter's job. peter doocy asks a lot of questions that maybe you don't like. not always maybe in good faith. but that comes with th

marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz say they will give a response to president biden's january 6th speech, as if there's another side. one former colorado state representative has had enough tweeting it has been one year since january 6th, 2021. all downhill from there. election lies, vaccine misinformation making it harder to vote, excusing january 6th thuggery, conspiracy theories galore, i'm tired. i tried, excuse me, i encouraged a reason. i urged a pivot from trump. i failed. i'm out. #unaffiliated. that was cole wist, a former colorado house assistant minority leader and he joins me now. cole, good evening to you. very brave of you. >> evening, don. >> that's very brave of you, where did you get the guts to do that? >> well, you know, i think i was raised in a family where we rise up and do the right thing, tell the truth. the republican party used to stand for telling the truth, and unfortunately we've seen that it no longer does that. i'm not sure how the party of ronald reagan, the man who became the party of matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert and other fol

marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz say they will give a response to president biden's january 6th speech, as if there's another side. one former colorado state representative has had enough tweeting it has been one year since january 6th, 2021. all downhill from there. election lies, vaccine misinformation making it harder to vote, excusing january 6th thug ri, conspiracy theories galore, i'm tired. i tried, excuse me, i encouraged a reason. i urged a pivot from trump. i failed. i'm out. #unaffiliated. that was cole wis, a former colorado house assistant minority leader and he joins me now. cole, good evening to you. very brave of you. . >> evening, don. >> that's very brave of you, where did you get the guts to do that? >> well, you know, i think i was raised in a family where we rise up and do the right thing, tell the truth. the republican party used to stand for telling the truth, and unfortunately we've seen that it no longer does that. i'm not sure how the party of ronald reagan, the man who became the party of matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert and other fol

taylor greene taken off twitter because she has been o discrediting vaccines. she and her colleagues. we have about half a dozen members in the u.s. congress going out of their way even sang political instrument of control or reading listings like first they're going to vaccinate you and then they're going to take away your guns and bibles. as absurd as that sounds to us, there is a fourth of the country that believes it and those are the ones not getting vaccinated. we even have far right think tanks to get these far-right groups academic cover. this is a whole ecosystem coming from political extremism on the far right, and it is a killer. i have written an article told "antiscience kills." amy: dr. peter hotez, thank you for being with us, codirector center for vaccine development at texas children's hospital. just came up with a vaccine that is being made, available patent-free, to the world. dr. hotez's latest book, "preventing the next pandemic: vaccine diplomacy in a time of anti-science." facing a shortage of covid tests, we will speak to a scientist who

taylor greene. the republican caucus is not disciplining its members. whether you agree with the committee's investigation or not, whether you agree with what we're doing, we're represented by a legitimate vote of the house of representatives to be the people's voice to get information. the american people deserve this information. the history books written in the future deserve this information. and we're going to make sure we move heaven and earth to get it. this is not a partisan issue. the only thing partisan is whether you believe in democracy or you don't. and those who believe in democracy should beg for the results of this committee to be accurate, truthful and fulsome. >> given that, the committee sent a letter to sean hannity saying that we know you love your country, we know you believe in democracy, we're hoping you're going to voluntarily comply with our questioning. the text messages from hannity to the chief of staff warning donald trump not to go through with january 6th, you've rele

no, it is going to be the days of jim jordan and matt gaetz, and marjorie taylor greene and you know what? we are going to get answers. >> grift. that's all it is. are you going -- are you bamboozled by the grift? grift. whatever you can to hold onto power and to make money. grift. and then, there was this moment at the white house today. reporters shouting questions to the president. president joe biden after his remarks on efforts to bring prices down. i want you to listen to what happens. this is when fox's peter ducey asks about inflation and the midterms. >> will you take questions on inflation then? >> thank you. thank you, all. >> asset. more inflation. what a stupid son of a bitch. >> so, look. i -- social media, right, some people say it's funny. it's not a good look. it really isn't. nobody's perfect, right? i -- i saw that and i said he's gonna call him and apologize. right? that's what i said. so, here is the thing. asking questions is a reporter's job. peter ducey asks a lot of questions that maybe you don't like. not always maybe in good faith. but that comes with the t

taylor greene, who has repeatedly lied about the vaccines, who recently called for a, quote, "national divorce," which is, i guess, the sequel to "national velvet"? how would a national divorce even work? who would get the white house? who would pay alimony? who would get custody of eric? it would probably just be the two sides pushing him back and forth. "he's a republican, so he should go with you. "but he's a new yorker, so he should go with you." and then when critics said it sounded like she was calling for civil war, greene defended the tweet by writing that, "divorces happen in court or perhaps for a country can happen in congress happy marriages are the result of two committed people working together, resolving differences, and changing behavior that hurts the other. and, by the way, this person who said happy marriages require two sides to compromise is also the same person who tweeted a truly depraved lie about democrats and covid last week when she said, "the vaccines are failing, and the democrats are tyrants. the entire effort should be focused on life-saving treatments an

taylor greene, by going after paul gosar, that republicans would simply replicate it anytime they were upset or concerned about any democrats in a republican majority. she dismissed that saying they had to take action, given greene's rhetoric and given what gosar day. but it shows you very quickly that mccarthy if he's speaker plans to do some retribution dp against democrats. >> thank you. >>> we'll talk to the secretary of health and human services live. >>> and remembering the man that many think of as america's dad. actress julie fisher will join us to talk about her dear friend. stressed, dry and sandpaper. strypaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue! with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in one week. neutrogena®. for people with skin. ♪ (peaceful music) ♪ ♪ ♪ (battle sounds from phone) ♪ ♪ (battle sounds stop) ♪ ♪ (dragon roar from phone) ♪ ♪ every year we try t

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just as much as i get infuriated when i hear gohmert, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert and other scum bags who make these terrible insensitive comments and downplay the horrific things that happened on january 6th. it just makes me incredibly angry. and i believe, if i'm not mistaken, and you can correct me here, marjorie taylor greene and louis gohmert and others actually went into the jail to visit some of the rioters, which they haven't visited me. they haven't visited any of the families of the officers who were injured or any of the families of the officers who committed suicide. it's just disgusting. >> well, and there's many officers to visit. you know, as you point out, five officers died. >> that's right. >> more than 100 were injured. they're all in the metropolitan area, so they certainly could have if they wanted to do so. you know, we hear about the head of the capitol police was speaking, the capitol police chief earlier saying the full force right now is still 400 officers short of full capacity. now, i know that brian served on the capitol police for more than 12

. >>> it hasn't exactly been a peachy weak for marjorie taylor greene, who appeared on a public access call-in show in her district a few nights ago and got an earful. >> thank god for joe biden. she is an embarrassment to the state of georgia. >> well, we all have our opinions. >> amen to that. and i've got mine. >> all righty. thank you. >> all righty. thank you. greene, who helped lead the right wing charge to overturn the 2020 election results, learned people back home have been paying close attention to her ridiculous antics. another listener took greene to the wood shed. it's a little long but it is worth it. >> you all refuse to accept biden. you refuse to do it. and we -- maybe we didn't like trump, but he won. and so that was it. you all are not -- you will not accept the fact that joe biden won. and that is the whole thing. you're not going to accept it. you're going keep on and keep on and just peck, peck, peck. you won't get anything done if you're not going to respect the man and realize that he's the respect, you're not ever going to get anything done. you've got to work

trump loyalist and house members, marjorie taylor greene and matt gates, will weigh in with their own views of the january six with what they are calling the, quote, republican response. meanwhile, demands for accountability with regard to the capitol riot are growing louder and they're being increasingly directed to the biden justice department. as the new york times asked, quote, will the justice department move beyond charging the rioters themselves? today the attorney general, merrick garland tried to respond to the mounting pressure on his department. during his speech, garland gave something of an update on the ongoing criminal investigation into the ryan. and he noted that more than 700 people have been arrested and charged. he then vowed to pursue everyone who might have been involved in the insurrection. >> the justice department remains committed to holding all january six perpetrators at any level accountable under law. whether they were president that day or were otherwise criminally responsible for the assault on our democracy. we will follow the facts wherever they lead.

marjorie taylor greene and jordan and cruz are a joke. host: are you still voting republican? caller: i am but we have to do better. we have to get younger people to run the country. get rid of these old kooks that i just played out and don't know what they're doing anymore. host: joel in churchville, new york. caller: how are you today? i am satisfied with the republican party. i love the fact that republicans are now the party of the working class and we are becoming the party of hispanics. i absolutely love it. they are also close on other issues. they are starting to understand what a big deal the censorship is and hopefully they will address it. i wish they would come up with their own voting proposal that says we have to clean the voter rolls. we have to have national voter id. we have to stop with the mail-in votes like we had the last election. they have to offer an alternative or else the media will just bash the republicans every day. they have to fight back a little harder but i like the overall direction they are going. host: what do you want republicans to do on t

marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz will weigh in with their own views of january 6th with what they're calling a, quote, republican response. meanwhile demands for accountability with regard to the capitol riot are growing louder, and they're being increasingly directed to the biden justice department. as "the new york times" asks, quote, will the justice department move beyond charging the rioters themselves? today the attorney general, merrick garland, tried to respond to the mounting pressure on his department. during his speech garland gave something of an update on the ongoing criminal investigation into the riot and noted that more than 700 people have been arrested and charged. he then vowed to pursue everyone who might have been involved in the insurrection. >> the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6th perpetrators at any level accountable under law whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible for the assault on our democracy. we will follow the facts wherever they lead. as long as it takes and whatever it takes for justi

taylor greene. i thought that was a very healthy development. you know, it shows you that people are paying attention at home. and they are not buying what some of these characters on the fringe are selling. and, you know, she has beclowned herself with all these conspiracy theories and so on and there is good, decent people auto home and, don, you and i worry about this all awl day long, is our country so messed up we can't get out of this mess and there are people paying attention and they are smart. and -- and they care about this country. they care about this democracy and they are going to call these politicians out and i think the more it happens, the better off we are going to be. >> i certainly hope that you are right. and i got to tell you, i have a warning. you haven't been outside. brace yourself, sir. brace yourself. i am going to talk about this bomb cyclone that is coming to the northeast. >> i am going to take cover.

. >> republican representative matt gaetz of florida and marjorie taylor, greene of georgia say they want to expose the truth about january 6 january 6 last year wasn't an insurrection. no one's been charged with insurrection. a year ago. gates and green joined fellow republican lawmakers in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election by blocking the certification of the results. joe biden certifications still occurred on january 6, but we were deprived of the opportunity to make. >> arguments of the country about election integrity. green says since that day, trump supporters have been unfairly targeted and thrown in jail. this is a 2 tier justice system that should never exist in our country. >> she says the justice department should use the same energy to arrest rioters from protests and the summer of 2020. the democrats cared about riots. they would have cared about the antifa. blm riots all over the country. >> gates in green are some of the only republican speaking publicly on the anniversary after former president trump canceled a press conference, illinois congressman s

taylor greene. how many are willing to actually stand up against it and say it was unacceptable, terrible, donald trump cannot be our nominee again. donald trump cannot be president again? two. two out of 211. that's the republican party which is bad for the country. it's an opportunity honestly for the democrats. they've done a terrible job i think. they let the republicans get away with, well, we're not quite as crazy as trump. we're not going to say anything against trump or insurrections or anything, we'll let governors discourage vaccinations and masks but they do it a little bit quietly or not totally nuts about it. we're not going to make a big deal. i think the democrats need to draw the contrast honestly. >> we should talk about that. on the senate floor just every one of those republican senators saying, okay. i have a question for from blank. do you believe the election was stolen? and can you tell me exactly how that happened? tell me about it. would you? take as much time as you got. te

personal account of representative marjorie taylor greene. the giant permanently suspended the lawmaker's account for repeatedly violating the platform's covid misinformation policy. twitter cited its strike system for banning greene. five or more strikes leads to a permanent suspension. greene still has access to her professional twitter account. she called twitter an enemy to america and can't handle the truth. >>> tesla is starting the new year with a positive report. the electric vehicle company said it delivered a record 936,000 vehicles last year. that's up 87% compared to 2020. the majority of vehicles delivered in the final quarter were the model 3 sedan and the model y hatchback. tesla's production report surprised analysts who expected lower numbers because of the global shortage of computer chips. >>> and someone can start 2022 as a multi, multimillionaire. tonight's powerball jackpot has swelled to $522 million. no one matched all six numbers over the weekend. if you choose all cash, if you r was $1.5 billion, you'll remember, bac

. >> republican representative matt gaetz of florida and marjorie taylor, greene of georgia say they want to expose the truth about january 6 january 6 last year wasn't an insurrection. no one's been charged with insurrection. a year ago. gates and green joined fellow republican lawmakers in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election by blocking the certification of the results. joe biden certifications still occurred on january 6, but we were deprived of the opportunity to make. >> arguments of the country about election integrity. green says since that day, trump supporters have been unfairly targeted and thrown in jail. this is a 2 tier justice system that should never exist in our country. >> she says the justice department should use the same energy to arrest rioters

taylor greene. twitter said this comes after she tweeted yesterday falsely about the "extremely high amount of covid vaccine deaths." the republican congresswoman from georgia has a history of tweeting those false claims. she responded today saying twitter is an enemy to america and cannot handle the truth. her congressional account remains active. the account suspension comes nearly a year after twitter banned former president trump from the platform. take a look, these king tides are the reason for a flood advisory through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. these large swells occur at new and full moons when the earth, moon and sun are aligned. the national weather service says minor coastal flooding is expected at lowing -- low-lying locations along the san francisco bay shoreline. king tides typically flood low-lying streets in the north bay. today was no exception. water rushed across streets in mill valley. this one just off highway 101 at the shoreline exit. as you can see, the powerful tide filled the lar

taylor greene. that is happening at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we are going to be airing back on c-span.org if you want to tune into that. matt gaetz also commenting on the work of the january 6 committee saying that they have to keep the january 6 committee intact and issue subpoenas when republicans take over the house after the upcoming elections, saying that he wants those investigations to continue under republican leadership. this from congressman adam kinzinger, a member of a member of the january 6 committee, saying every republican politician up and down the ballot should today be asked repeatedly until the answer directly, did joe biden win and where the insurrection us right or wrong. one more tweet from you, this from the house administration committee, the republican staff on the house administration committee reach waiting a video that they posted just about a year ago. this is from the days after the january 6 attack on the capital. they had set up a video camera and showed a time-lapse of st

some members of congress, like marjorie taylor greene, who was banned from twitter recently, will be involved in some events, podcasts, demonstrations and various places. those voices will be out there. i think they will be kept a long way from the capitol. at the moment, authorities are saying there is no credible threat of any violence down at the capitol, tomorrow. everyone is hoping that continues to be the case. ros: thank you very much. tomorrow, there will be a special program on the bbc news channel about the u.s. capitol attack. christian fraser will be speaking to those who ornize rallies that day and will also look at the profound visions that have been created by the event, or at least exacerbated by the event. in a few minutes, we will look at the backlash to novak djokovic getting an exemption to compete not fully vaccinated in the australian open. ♪ rules for those with tobit are being brought into line with the rest of the u.k. first minister nicola sturgeon explained the changes to the rules. >> there will be an option to isolate after seven days after you firstly

taylor green and matt gaetz will be delivering the republican response and holding a press conference this afternoon after former president trump cancelled his own. meanwhile, the congressional panel investigating the insurrection are urging sean hannity to cooperate they say dozens of text messages say hannity knew about president trump's plans leading up to the riot here's nbc news' garrett haake. >> reporter: they are seeking cooperation from fox news anchor sean hannity, the committee looking to question a top witness as a fact witness, r re revealing it has texts from trump. they suggested a vapsed knowledge against the legal team's planning. hannity writing the memos, january 5ing, i'm very worried about the next 48 hours. a few days later reporting meadows and gop congressman jim jordan about an apparent call with trump writing he can't mention the election again ever. i had a great call with him. >> it was a great deal that should be shared with the american people about planning before the 6th about conversations or text messages on the 6th about things after the 6th of janua

taylor green. so my issue is, one, it's better to allow like the, like the group to happening marjorie taylor green and to fact they can individuals, but twitter's digging its own grave. >> i think so. look at the stock. that can tell you something right there. when you lose half your audience, half the people in this country voted one way, half the other way, that's not a good business model, dagen, to lose half your potential -- [laughter] and what i read from what she put out, i think she's trying to interpret data like we are. we're all trying to follow the science for our own families. but it's not easy. is it u.k. science? israel science? fauci science? don't use a mask, use one mask, use two masks, put a mask on your elbow. we're all trying to figure this out together. she's putting together some of these stats and her interpretation of it. now, if we're going to start taking down people's interpretation on twitter, where do we do -- where do we go? something like china communism. dagen: by

so it's really quite a kmntry that someone like a madison cawthorn or a marjorie taylor greene would become celebrities in this republican party, but again, i think it's important that we find some mechanism for making these representatives answer for the kind of rhetoric that they engaged in, the role that they played in the attempt to subvert democracy, because once again, and i know we used this phrase too often probably on this show, but none of this is normal and we can't treat it as normal, which means that when i say, harry, that it's intriguing, it's also a recognition that perhaps we need to look to different tools. we need to look to elements of the u.s. constitution that have been overlooked for the last century and employ whatever we can in order to save our democracy. >> well, and it's an indictment of the political process, because you used to be able to rely on fact checkers and the truth and opposition research existed in both parties because the truth about someone used to disqualify them among voters. that whole pact is totally broken on the right. the more awful, t

the reality is it's not just marjorie taylor greene. all over twitter, social media, facebook all of these companies have been using algorithms that are about click bait, not about truth. so if we are going to take on the disinformation that's out there, the big lie and everything else that goes with it then, yes, this is a part of it, but it's got to be much, much more. that said, i think it's just as well that we take one voice, you know, that is deliberately spreading disinformation out of the mix as much as possible, that's certainly a good thing. >> especially a voice as mean as that one. let's talk about build back better. as i said in the intro, congress comes back. build back better, at least trying to get it reworked into the president's desk is on the agenda. you wrote an op ed in the washington post a week ago today laying down a marker. i want to have you listen to what congressman ro khanna had to say when i asked him about the future of build back better. have a listen. >> do i think it's going to be the bill that we voted

taylor greene. talk about how the green lighting from people who know better ushers in this more extreme bloc in american elected officials. >> this is really a remarkable moment in american politics. i would think reagan is turning over in his grave when he thinks these are the inheritors of his legacy. marjorie taylor greene, with her jewish space lasers and her compatriots in the qanon movement, the idea she's the arbiter of who is an able member of the senate should terrify all of us. when she's the one doing the political hand picking. and as we released in our report today, it's alarming when you consider the surge of extreism that we're seeing all across the country. we're tracking racism more than 32 states and the list grows every single day with people running for office who are former white us is premisists and proud of it. with the oath keepers, with the proud boys movement and i should make a note of this, they are not only running for the u.s. senate like jd advance, they are running a

taylor. greene pushed against the treatment of the former president's supporters january 6 last year wasn't an insurrection. this is a 2 tier justice system that should never exist in our country. even though donald trump canceled his event in mar-a-lago. >> he released a statement attacking the president, democrats and the election reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. we'll take a break here for 22. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. more than 2 years after a father and son died of a fentanyl overdose. >> we'll tell you what san francisco city leaders and advocates say needs to be done. so a tragedy like that never happens again. we'll be right back. we're back at 4.25. in yet another supply chain issue for the automotive industry. this time its tires. >> tire shops all around the country have had trouble getting their hands on premium tires from asia because they say the supply is still stuck on shipping containers. that plus pandemic disruptions in the rubber sector have led to m