back but let's get sassy with massie. welcome back sir. >> sounds like groundhog day. instead of seeing my own shadow men shattered by mountains of debt here in washington d.c. you know, the irony here is republicans are complaining about all of these things it had been stepped into the 2 trillion-dollar bill. but those of the same things over stuffed into it a year ago when this was trump's bill. this is money for national endowment for the arts. money for national endowment for the humanities. in the national museums for there's foreign aid and it prints chock full of all the same goodies that was in the republican/trout bill. one year to this day. >> it's too much money it's too much money it's unsustainable. a lot of this money is going to states that don't need it. forty-seven of the states that are going to get this money will have surplus. a lot of local governments have surpluses. property tax revenues have gone down in a lot of places, but they are flush with money right now are they enough. it's the opposite of

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massie. mr. massie: i have a brief point to make. i wonder how my colleagues on the other side of the aisle hold two thoughts in contradiction simultaneously in their minds. they say that photo i.d.'s, excessive registration, paperwork, and whatnot disenfranchises disproportionately the minority and poor when they go to exercise their right to vote. today with h.r. 8, and the next bill that's coming up, they're doing exactly that. they're causing there to be fees, increased fees, increased paperwork, more photo i.d.'s. how does not disenfranchise, not just all americans, but minorityings and the poor? -- minorities and the poor? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from new york, mr. bowman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. bowman: thank you, mr. speaker. i had the privilege of working in public education for 20 years. i started my career in 1999. this was the

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massie. he wasn't there just a second ago so let's try that. >> mr. massie? you are prepared to be recognized for five minutes. i don't see ms. sparks back. mr. biggs, you are on again. >> and i would go to mr. owens, who i see. >> mr. owens? will you unmute? >> yes. thank you so much. i want to take a couple minutes speedy you are recognized for five minutes. >> mr. biggs, if anybody wants to take of my last i just want to add a couple, so what to share. earlier we talk to meta- juvenile system i think it's important we recognize that this has nothing do with the color of the persons skin. its policies are by these young people that put them in position where they have no hope and i'm speaking from and five at which i grew in a time we had 7% of black men committed to the church and marriage. we now flip it upside down basay some policies. we have in california 2017 d.o.e. study come , 75% of s in the state of california in 2017 2017 could not pass standard reading or writing test. what we have you wondered why the system is disproportionate number of blacks

one of the congressman thomas massie of kentucky says i have a problem with the term insurrection. it could have implications with somebody's prosecution later. that if we give weight to the word insurrection that comes up in somebody's prosecution. melanie zinona joins us now. congressman massey saying i don't want to adversely affect somebody's prosecution but aren't there some republicans who want to pretend that day never happened? >> what you're seeing here is republicans don't want to face the truth. no interest in finding out what actually happened and many of these same republicans voted to challenge the election results and they are culpable of spreading this big lie that led these mob of protesters to overrun the capitol. but i think the big picture here, john, is what you're seeing is, there is still a segment of the gop that is still so be-holden to donald trump and they would do anything to protect him and that really does not bode well for efforts to have a bipartisan commission to investigate the origins of january 6th. if they can't even agree on how to honor the po

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green, massie, gaetz, biggs. a group of republicans wouldn't go on the record to denounce violent attempts to overthrow democracies. at least they're consistent on that. and perhaps no republican has been more consistent here than senator ron johnson. yesterday he again downplayed and spread falsehoods about the january 6th insurrection attempt. >> one of the reasons i'm being attacked is because i very honestly said i didn't feel threatened on january 6th. i didn't. there was much more violence on the house side. there was no violence on the senate side in terms of the chamber. >> also he had said that he didn't feel threatened because they were law enforcement and wouldn't do anything against them, which of course isn't true. and also what he said is false, that the senate side wasn't threatened. video from that day showed suspects breaking windows on the senate side and storming the halls near the chamber. rioters eventually breached the senate floor. when they approached the area where senators were shelterin

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the future of lino massi will be his top priority the 6 time world player of the year wanted to leave the club before the season began the 33 year old's contract expires this year laporta has to tempt messi with a new deal at a time when the club is around a $1000000000.00 in debt. loves barcelona we are one big family and the best player in the world loves barcelona and that says a lot and this will help us take decisions we must take in the future ahead to encourage him to continue playing for barcelona which is everybody's wish. rumors. laporta was president of the club for much of the 2 thousands when success was taken for granted he gave his 1st managerial job. and in 2009 with war to go in charge the team set a new club record winning 6 major trophies for me the best club in the wall with before. the sentimental issue. and i'm pretty sure restorers come back stronger in a short time the club won no trophies last season and haven't lifted the champions league since 2015 the current manager is ronald cumin he was employed by former president joseph maria barr to mayo who resigned

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andy biggs, thomas massie, mas matt gates, marjorie taylor-greene, andrew clyde, john rose, reportedly, many of them objected to the term insurrectionist in the resolution. what do you make of that, zerlina, you first. >> they don't know what the word insurrection mean, i guess? they're not aware of the definition because what we watched on january 6th was by definition an insurrection, and i think that some of those people bought into the lie that donald trump really won the election and those people were there to stop a democratic process, to overturn the democratic election. that's an insurrection. so i don't know what dictionary they're reading, but it's not the same one the rest of us are reading and if they object to the language that's fine, but i suppose it would be better to have elected officials who would object to the action of storming the capitol and killing people including police officers. >> you know, we could send about a dozen merriam-websters out to the offices and say hey, check these out, guys. do you object to them fund raising off of that? >> yeah. of course, th

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member of the house of representatives are marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz, louie gohmert, thomas massie, andy biggs, andy harris, lance gooden, michael cloud, andrew s. clyde, greg steube, bob good, and john rose. leading off our discussion tonight, democratic congressman jason crow of colorado. he's a member of the house armed services committee. also with us, andrew weissmann, a former fbi general counsel, former federal prosecutor. he was one of the prosecutors working on the mueller investigation. he is an nbc news and msnbc legal analyst. and, congressman crow, let me begin with you and the fbi's continued search for suspects and this release of video to us on social media that we all see and now millions of people can see. they have been identifying an awful lot of people that way. >> yeah. good evening, lawrence. thanks for having me on. yeah, we have to just continue to remember that this is a brutal attack that we are dealing with on january 6th. it was an insurrection. it was an assault not just on our democracy but on police officers and members of congress, on staff. several

until i got to know the wily, but robertson, mary elizabeth massie, jean oak franklin, and i just spent time with all these wonderful people, all through my publishing days. and also, i enjoyed the popular historians, who were not academics. alex haley, tucker. which i think helped get me some insight into what the popular mind and the popular imagination was interested in and wanted to see and understand. so i had an extraordinary sort of path to reach the civil war and one problem, may even be unique, i don't know. but at every point, it really helped to get me a deep sense of fascination of the people of those times, the crises they went through and the means by which they try to continue. >> great, thank you. carey, how about you? >> hi, thanks don for inviting me to be part of this wonderful panel with so many people that i am fond of. so, like jack, in some ways, i think it was where i was from. i grew up in the shadow valley, and surrounded by civil war battlefields, civil war fights, less than two miles from my home where my parents still live. there was a bridge that jackson ha