. >> i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor green. marjorie was a freshman. she was very active during the orientation, and she was very upset about what was going on, and her and i chatted that she said what can i do? isotopic you go back in the cloak room film a video and put on social media and if given influence over anybody other tell them to stop. she did that. >> this week you also from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania and zoe lofgren of california. january 6, views from the house sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on

marjorie taylor greene obviously, based on her comments then, knows better. she knows that the comparisons to the holocaust are completely inappropriate and terrible, but she's doing it anyway because she also knows that there are no consequences when it comes to republican leadership. >> and, bill, so it's greene's latest comments about the holocaust, but we're also learning about former president trump's comments as well. according to an upcoming book by "wall street journal" reporter michael bender, then president trump allegedly praised hitler during a discussion with his white house chief of staff, john kelly, in 2018. trump reportedly said, and i quote, hitler did a lot of good things. so, bill, of course a trump spokeswoman denies he said that. who would admit to having said that. can you just talk about that for a moment, that such a thing could have been said and why you think those comments are different from greene's nazi comments? >> just one more word on greene. she needs to apologize to the people who work at the cdc, the people who work in publ

marjorie was a freshman was very active during orientation. she was very upset about what was going on. her and i chatted. she said what can i do customer so once you back in the cloakroom, filled a video input on social media. and tell them to stop at. >> she did that. >> you also from democrats meddling dean of pennsylvania. california, january 6 views from the house sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen : : :

that's a role >>> so you're not going to take medical advice from marjorie taylor greene. what about kathleen iscebellius. if not vaccine mandates, at least encouraging some businesses or public place to require them. she says, quote, i'm trying to restrain myself but i've kind of had it. we're going to tip toe around mandates. come on, i'm kind of over that. i want to make sure people i deal with don't have it so i don't transmit it to my granddaughter. >>> so, why not encourage, if not governments to mandate it, then some businesses at least require it? >> some businesses, entities will do that. that's their choice to make. we feel our role from here is to provide public health advice, make sure we have the supply available, work with local communities to make sure that people have access and are using best practices. that's the role we can play. but she's right that there are a lot of private sector companies and organizations that will mandate it. >> you could encourage it. >> i don't think that's our role, john. and, looking at the end of the day what we can do from h

marjorie plays into that. twitter is a fundraising tool for her, not going on twitter and saying give me money, but using twitter as a foil, it's just something she does very well. here's the thing, she capital isis on stupidity brilliantly because she believes it. and that's just something she's very good at. >> that was a generous way of putting it. there is a more direct way, but go on. >> when i heard it in the back of my head, it came out worse than i thought, a little more brutal. twitter is a great thing for her fundraising because she's going to make money. >> i hope the heads of the social media companies are listening. they're doing it on purpose, if you give them a light sentence or kick them off temporarily, it only helps them. kirsten, i'll give you the last word. >> think about how different our world would have been if they had banned donald trump a long time ago. they give these people too much leeway. and there's certainly an argument for banning her altogether. the republicans do not care abo

marjorie is wrong. in her intentional decision to compare the horrors of the holocaust with wearing masks is appall. the house republican conference condemns this language. that's the leader. you're supposed to follow the leader on big issues. this is lauren. member of the same caucus. biden has deployed his needle nazis to mesa county. the people have to make their own decisions about the experimental decision about the vaccine. did i wake up in communist china? number one, it's not a experimental vaccine. leaders say can we be careful? shouldn't we be responsible and the members blow by him. >> i think particularly with marjorie taylor greene, she's talking to her base, her audience which is the qanon conspiracy theorists. those who believe the big lie. people who night be xenophobic. when she talks to them, she says things and doesn't take them ww back. we talked about her apology, but that was the members of the media, but not to her base. >> this is important in the midterm elections. the republica

marjorie: no voy a hablar de ese tema. reportera: tierno vÍdeo de matÍas que motivÓ a su papÁ a lanzar un mensaje. >> me parte el alma ver estas imÁgenes y saber que los perdemos los mejores momentos entre un padre y un hijo, acÁ estarÉ esperando por nuestro momento. reportera: de manera instantÁnea, prefiriÓ hacerle promociÓn a su prÓxima telenovela. reportero: esa imagen tan bonita de matÍas—— marjorie: estamos hablando o de la desalmada, no se lo pierdan, un trabajo maravilloso, literal es dedicado y hecho con mucho amor para las familias de agradeciendo que estamos bien. reportera: aunque en el 2020 culminÓ la batalla legal, al perder el Último la patria potestad de matÍas el actor ha externado sus deseos de ver al menor. >> tiene mi celular, sabe que estoy mÉxico, serÍa muy sencillo, ahora no hay excusa para no poderlo ver. francisca: no dijo nada. carlos: eso es una telenovela de la vida real. esperemos que termine, ahÍ lo tiene. vamos a una pausa y volvemos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". vam

this is a fund-raising activity for marjorie taylor greene. a lot of people aren't looking at twitter that she's talking to right now, so she can put out a fund-raising email or go digital that says the far left is censuring me again. they're canceling me. if we talk about misleading information, i don't think marjorie taylor greene would ever be on twitter, right? but it also goes back to the commission too. listening to kirsten, here's the deal. we should be looking at the disinformation pathway on why january 6th happened. i think there's a correct thing here where you have two members who i really like that got selected to this. but i do believe there's going to be a lot of hyperbole and disinformation. and i think that marjorie sort of plays into that. all these individuals do. but really twitter is a fund-raising tool for her, not exactly how you think, not going on twitter and saying give me money, but using twitter as a foil. it's just something she does very well. here's the thing. you know, she capitalizes on stupidity brilliantly be

. >> i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor greene. she was a freshman who was very active during the orientation. she was very upset about what was going on. her and i chatted and, she said what can i do? i said how about you go back and film a video and put it on social media. and if you have any influence over anybody tell them to stop. >> washington journal continues. host: we are back with john logsdon who is here to talk with us today about recent flights into we're back with john logs and its potential on impact on space travel. john good morning. >> good morning. now you are the founder and the

and counter-protesters clashing, all at a demonstration by republican house members matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene. one is being seen pushed as

marjorie taylor greene echoed a conservative talking point that twitter violates her first amendment rights. that is not a good constitutional argument but she does have a vote in congress. >>> it wasn't always us. it was a few years ago politicians tried to curry favor with companies like facebook and high-tech executives found places in the white house and white house officials found new jobs in high tech. >>> some criticism for jeff bezos. even as he gave hundreds of millions to charity, spending so much on space, he spent around $1 billion a year out of his personal fortune, not everyone was enamored with his rocket launch yesterday, sending himself and three other people to the edge of space and back. some criticism has to do with the fact that he doesn't pay income nor did amazon which is a problem with our tax code. we taxbe

marjorie taylor greene tweeting this. biden pushing a vaccine not fda approved, shows covid is a political tool used to control people. people have a choice. they don't need your medical brown shirts showing up at your door ordering vaccinations. you can't force people to be part of the human experiment. a lot of reaction to that some of which was sean patrick malonely who said marjorie taylor greens comparison to nazi he is because she knows there is no real consequences from kevin kmaerlgt for tom em. they have been nothing but complicit and could you ardly in the face of racism and anti-smivtism. there are all kinds of questions about leader mccarthy's capability to deal with the radical members there in the conference. do you get the sense that at some point he is going to have to offer more than words? in his defense his spokesman did come out and say there is no place for racism in discourse or society. but the fact that there has been no reprimand publicly and that this continues would show that -- that mccarthy --

yesterday marjorie taylor green echoed a conservative talking point that twitter violates her rights. that's not a good constitutional argument but she does have a vote in congress. it wasn't always us. a few years ago poll trigss tried to curry favor with companies like facebook and high-tech executives found places in the white house and white house officials found new jobs in high tech. some criticism for jeff bezos. you probably read it for spending so much money on space. estimates are he spends around a billion dollars a year out of his personal fortune, even though he donates hundreds of millions to charity, not everybody enamored with his rocket launch, sending himself and three others to the edge of space and back down again. was that money wasted. people asked on social media. but, here's the thing. you can't spend money in space. every cent he spent was spent on

>> so, antony aguero is a close friend and ally of marjorie taylor greene, before she was elected to congress, they actually did lots of events together, traveled to the border together, did events where they went to the offices of members of congress together. and as his -- he's a conservative youtuber and he actually operates along the border pretty frequently. now, a group of conservative members of congress went to see the border on late tuesday night. they went to an area that migrants frequently use to cross into the united states, and aguero was actually able to accompany them on this trip. it's not clear exactly how he ended up there. he wasn't at a press briefing before. but he, you know, was there with members of congress. he actually serves as a translator for many of them when speaking to migrants. he interviewed many of the reps, and many of the instances, a member of congress actually even drove in his truck. >> and we're talking about those

but immediately came to jenner's defense. >> the hateful and ignorant comments we saw at cpac from marjorie taylor greene are not comments anymore, they're being legislated across the country and none of us should be silent when we hear this kind of transphobia. >> reporter: according to the human rights campaign, 2021 has been a recordbrki arr anti-tnsl the country. kendall jenner's candidacy is further highlighting divisions in the republican party on lgbtq rights. >> what you say to the marjorie taylor greene way of your party? >> it's a small but vocal community of people who don't support inclusion. >> reporter: charles moran is a managing director for log cabin republicans, the nation's largest organization of lgbtq advocates in the republican party. >> what i say to folks like marjorie taylor greene who is one member of congress who represents the rural district of georgia, she doesn't speak for all conservatives and she certainly doesn't speak for all the public and said >> reporter: jenner's campaign manager called the heckling disgusting and a dark cloud on the republican party. t

this gets down to not so much marjorie taylor greene but the fact that kevin mccarthy is such a weak republican leader. they laugh in his face. he can't stop marjorie taylor greene from invoking the holocaust at the most inopportune, disgusting times. he is a republican leader in name only. the only reason he is there is because he is a proxy and a figurehead for donald trump. >> it sure seems that way. and, you know, getting back to what you were saying about matt schlapp, it seems he and kevin mccarthy have the same problem, they cannot control what is going on in that party. april ryan, amanda carpenter, thanks so much for being with us this afternoon, great to see both of you. hope you have a great weekend. >>> coming up, clearing up the confusion over coronavirus booster shots. pfizer suggested we needed them this year. but the cdc and fda say nope, not yet. so what's really going on here? the answer is next. you're live in "the cnn newsroom." air wick our essential mist transforms fragrance infused with natural essential oils into a mist. to awaken your home with an experience

but what marjorie taylor greene has down goes outside the realm of acceptable and normal political and policy disagreements. whether it's calling for violence against her fellow members or actively harassing and bullying her fellow members herself, i actually introduced a censure resolution earlier in the year after we saw that marjorie taylor greene had made a lot of calls for violence against elected lawmakers prior to coming to congress. and at that time minority leader mccarthy said that he didn't want to judge her on what she had done prior to congress, but rather what she was doing in congress. and i think it's clear that her behavior has not only continued, but escalated since then. and for a lot of us, the last straw was when she went to the rally and started getting the crowd all amped up and chanting about committing violence against one of our colleagues. that to me is simply unacceptable. we all deserve to have a workplace free of harassment where we can work without fear for our safety. >> this is also happening while congress still has work to do to get things done. you a

it is firmly on the side of the marjorie taylor greene, the lauren boebert and others who are pushing the envelope here. it is not so much about just about trumpism any more. it is also about the sort of anti-pc culture, pushing the envelope in all of the different ways and the mccarthy knows if he alienates those members of congress, he alienates those supporters an he's clearly unwilling to do that but in doing so he's emboldened marjorie taylor greene as you saw when we she went back to her nazi comparisons because there is no desire in republican leadership to punish her for it. >> so abby, this is essentially projecting that the republican playbook going into the 2022 midterms of obstructing joe biden's agenda, mining the culture wars for anti--pc sentiments minute base and trying to pass voting restrictions based on the big lie. is this any other pathway for republicans to win other than essentially embracing trumpism that way? >> well, i mean, as you point the out, none of the things that you mention involve republicans talking about their policy ideas or ideology for how they

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marjorie taylor green visited the holocaust museum and claimed to apologize is at it again. >>> the former president trying to take social media to court for banning him. while uttering the kind of inflammatory things that got him barred in the first place. joined by first amendment scholar, we'll talk about whether he's likely to get thrown out of court or perhaps laughed at. >>> a lot happening tonight. we begin with the assassination of haiti's president. it would be a shattering development. to any country at any time. haiti as you know and as we've reported has had more of its share of misfortune, whether from poverty, political violence and it seems intrigue. we have footage from the moments purportedly surrounding the killing. you'll not see any images on the clips that we're about to play you. the frame is black. what you'll hear is certainly raising questions. we've edited the same passage together several times of someone claiming to be from the american dea, the drug enforcement agency, so you can hear more clearly what's being said. >> everybody back up, stand down. everybody s

at cpac over the weekend and now she's been spying on twitter about her identity with congresswoman marjorie taylor green. >> as caitlin jenner continues her campaign for governor candidacy is dividing conservatives split over her transgender identity. over the weekend she was heckled during an appearance at the conservative political action conference, and this week congresswoman marjorie taylor green piled on further calling jenner a man in address. >> while we oppose her campaign we won't -- >> the advocacy group equality california is supporting governor newsom in the recall election. that immediately came to jenner's defense. >> hateful and ignorant comments we saw at cpac are to just comments anymore they are being legislated and codified across the country. and none of us should be silent and can be silent. >> according to the human rights campaign, 2021 has been a record-breaking year for anti- trans country. jenner's candidacy is further highlighting divisions of the republican party on lgbtq rights. >> what you say to the marjorie taylor green wing of your party? >> it's a small bu

i mean, the democrats did strip marjorie taylor green of committee assignments. she is vocal still. does mccarthy have leverage in any of these -- any of nithese tactics? >> not that much leverage. it's more the public platform. and so when she says -- when she and others go way too far where it's unsustainable for him to stand by and just let her be unchallenged, then he is forced to speak out. and issue a press statement. but he does not want this headache. obviously if you talk to him privately he would be abhorrent at a lot of this stuff. but these are public elected officials. what they say publicly, that's most important. you know, he wants to focus on the biden -- he wants to focus on stopping the biden agenda, not talking about policing his own caucus. >> speaking of the biden agenda, there was this executive order that president biden signed yesterday, really targeting dominant companies in tech and manufacturing. there are 72 initiatives in it. it's been dubbed ambitious, dubbed striking. is this, do you think, a -- well will it be seen as a way to redefine what capitalism

marjorie taylor green visited the holocaust museum and claimed to apologize is at it again. >>> the former president trying to take social media to court for banning him. joined by first amendment scholar, we'll talk about whether he's likely to get thrown out of court or perhaps laughed at. >>> a lot happening tonight. we begin with the assassination of haiti's president. it would be a shattering development. haiti as you know and as we've reported has had more of its share of misfortune, whether from poverty, political violence and it seems intrigue. footage from moments around the killing. you'll not see any images on the clips that we're about to play you. the frame is black. what you'll hear is certainly raising questions. we've edited the same passage together several times of someone claiming to be from the american dea, the drug enforcement agency, so you can hear more clearly what's being said. >> everybody back up, stand down. everybody stand down. dea operations, everybody back up, stand down. dea operations, everybody stand down. dea operations, everybody back up, stand down. >

. >> we are exhausted by the ron johnsons and the tucker carlson platz, we are exhausted by the marjorie taylor greenes, we're exhausted by the right-wing echo chamber that has been perpetuating misinformation around the vaccine and its efficacy and safety. we are exhausted by the politicization of this pandemic, and that includes mask wearing that has been equated to the holocaust. >> representative marjorie taylor greene firing back on twitter, saying you know what is exhausting to the people of california? your communist dictatorship shutting down businesses, closing churches, schools and teachers is disgraceful. mandating vaccines against people's will is unconscionable, which is why you are being recalled, referring to the recall election scheduled for september 14th. >>> as covid infection rates surge in every state, some communities are starting to reimpose restrictions. new projections show covid-19 cases will likely continue to rise nationwide over the next few months. daily deaths could more than triple from current levels, rising to around 858. >> unvaccinated individuals acco

marjorie taylor greene is in georgia. look, i think these speaking tours and rallies, trying to get attention. marjorie taylor greene doesn't have committee assignments back in congress, gaetz is under federal prosecution. so they're doing rallies. i can just see them fundraising off of this. i think for them this is just going to feed into their narrative that the left is canceling them. unfortunately as we have seen with the fundraising reports, being extreme and being outrageous san effective fundraising tool. >> to be sure. we saw their supporters take to the streets after the cancel cancellations. is that why these cancellations are a political benefit to them, not just the fundraising numbers but raises their notoriety? >> in some ways makes them martyrers. you saw their supporters rallying in the streets. they have been on twitter talking about this. for them, it's no skin off their backs. >> liberals say orange county kind of pretty purple, historically conservative, and they cancelled on them, but maybe they want

they are elevating people like marjorie taylor greene, this is their leadership, it is worse than trump. always a pleasure to talk to. thank you so much. up next two really big guests -- ni k ol hannah jones and ta-n ehisi coates joining at howard university. it's major, it's hannah-jones smith first interview. declining belated offer for tenure. and ronn farrow, discussing the conservatorship fight. and more. "the reidout" continues after this. " continues after this downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. real progress? when you're affected by schizophrenia, you see it differently. it's in the small, everyday moments. and in the places, you'd never expect. a little sign of hope. the feeling of freedom. and once these little moments start adding up, that's when it feels like so much more. it feels like real progress. caplyta effectively treats adults with schizophrenia. and it's just one pill, once a day, with no titration. caplyta can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia

mike, look, i know you don't agree with a lot of what marjorie taylor greene says, and certainly not her constant vaccine skepticism. but you don't think twitter should stop her from using their platform to spread her message, even if it is misleading? tell me why. >> first of all, i'm vaccinated, everyone should get vaccinated. it's safe. look, this is america. we have free speech. even people saying dumb things are allowed in our country. twitter is a platform that looks biased. it looks like it only does this sort of thing to conservatives. the iranian regime gets onto twitter and denounces israel and says israel should not exist. stacey abrams still claims to have won the election in 2018. there's so many things of misinformation that happen on twitter and the way to combat that is not to shut people down. it's to put proper information out there. it's to communicate to people and bring them in. when you shut people like her down, all you're doing is making her a martyr and making it a bigger issue. and really what conservatives believe is, there's a lot of evidence of this and t

take georgia representative marjorie taylor greene (crowd boos) it says in the script here, i'm not joking -- it says "pause for booing." ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: let me read into her again. you continue have to boo this time. georgia representative marjorie taylor greene seen here farting the national anthem. ( laughter ) yesterday, greene tweeted that thousands of people are reporting very serious life changing vaccine side effects from taking covid vaccines. just say no. yes, serious life-changing side-effects, like staying alive. ( laughter ) greene ripping off anti-drug slogans reminds me of this ad: >> this is your brain. this is marjorie taylor greene's brain. ( sizzling sounds ) i'm saying she's aiot. ( applause ) >> stephen: this weekend was c-pac which, of course, stands for "caucasian people are complaining." ( laughter ) now, i tid not know that. i didn't know that's what it was called. i didn't know. learn something new every day. now, c-pac is held annually. but they already held one in february. one notable feature of that event was tha

only matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene have jockeyed for this position. he is mulling whether he will appoint anyone at all and who that might be. as you mention, jim, nancy pelosi, the house speaker does get veto power over his five appointments, so that remains to be seen. he said yesterday when he's ready to make an announcement he will. but privately we know that he has told house gop members if they accept a pelosi offer to serve on the committee, that he will strip them of their committee assignments. that's exactly what congresswoman liz cheney did yesterday when she accepted nancy pelosi's offer to serve on that house committee, on the house select committee. cheney is telling reporters, jim, it is her oath to the constitution that she is following here, that she has not been told she'll be stripped of any committee assignment. as it stands now, we'll wait on leader mccarthy who that might be. >> we know stripping assignments is the same penalty republicans had for former representative steve king for publicly defending white supremacy. remarkable

that's why marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz are champing at the bit. i think any of the gop, besides liz cheney and kwe have to know that since the war of 1812 happened there is not any inclination that seriousness on the part of the gop to find this out. what it sounds like, they would preserve to pivot. already so much time has passed since this happened. the least congress can do is try to get to the bottom of it, and that's what pelosi said in taking seriously who he appoints. >> i want to pivot the conversation to something i saw in surfside, florida, this week. i was reporting from there. one of the only positive things that we saw emerge from that tragedy is something that president biden pointed out when he was there. bipartisanship. he was side by side of a republican governor ron desantis who has been extremely critical of him, a trump acolyte. does it take a tragedy for republicans to help people? >> i certainly hope so the good thing that people are working together on this. and you and the cnn team have done a tremendous job of toeing the

he would not punish marjorie taylor greene this way, but adam kindsinger and liz cheney? really? with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement >>> bill cosby is at home this morning, freed from prison after the pennsylvania supreme court ruled that his due process rights had been violated. cosby had been in prison since 2018 for sexually assault, but more than 50 women had come ahead with accusations as well. gloria allred, she says cosby drugged and raped her at a hollywood hills apartment in 1969. bill cosby's at home, he's free. how do you feel about that? >> dismayed, enraged, infuriated, and stunned. we had just received a letter stating that his parole had been denied, and we received that letter preemptively in may. he wasn't due to come up in parole on thinks 3 to 10-year sentence until september 25th. so it was a shock when we got the letter saying he was preemptively denied parole, but we were, like, yea

there's no point in rehabbing someone like marjorie taylor greene. she's not a rehab project. she's a tear down. get rid of it. and try to save your party. that is not a calculation kevin mccarthy has had the courage to make. he has decided that keeping her and her base happy is more important than calling out what is very clearly, you know, obvious to the rest of us, as insane and, you know, white nationalism, antia anti-semitiss keeping her happy. >> like the president critical of trump, he's clearly backed off there. i wonder, does kevin mccarthy have the respect of his party? either side, if you want to call it that within the pauerrty, th more moderates versus the greenes of the world. >> greene, matt gaetz is a child predator, boebert. they have one master and the master is trump. mccarthy doesn't compare. the tisk-tisk game hasn't done much to silence any of these people. they are listening to trump and trump voters. and so whatever they are saying has trumped whatever kevin mccarthy is trying to do. he's been a very ineffective leader both on this side of it, you know,

marjorie's personal lord and savior, donald trump, i don't know what is going on. trump's inner circle is almost as small as his hands right now. [ laughter ] even jared and ivanka are said to be distancing themselves from presi-daddy. they skipped out on a number of events at mar-a-lago. trump has become so distant from ivanka, he started calling her eric, really sad. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] they say trump is now without his family at his side he has become increasingly surrounded by shady groupies and enablers who take advantage of him to advance their agendas. he's like a monkey and three giraffes away from being michael jackson in 2008. [ laughter ] while the less of him we get is good news for most of us, for some it's creating financial strain. >> after a half decade of dominating the public consciousness, donald trump is slowly fading from the public eye. you may have forgotten about him. >> but please, don't forget about us. >> did you know 4 out of 5 trump impressionists on cameo are living below the poverty line? >> sad. >> that's horrible. >

in-stores now. >>> controversial congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of georgia says she's seeking a seat on the democrat-led activity to investigate the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. she tweets this. take a look. she says the republicans assigned to the january 6th committee should be the toughest fighters that will stand up to pelosi's witch hunt 2.0. the people know who the fighters are. i have asked to be assigned. joining us now to discuss this and a lot more, democratic congressman adam schiff. he's a key member of the select committee, also the chairman of the house intelligence committee. congressman, thank you for joining us. let me get your quick reaction to the tweet from the congresswoman. >> well, it's not surprising. you know, that's certainly where she's coming from. qanon conspiracy theory and an ardent trump defender. we hope that mccarthy will appoint people who are serious and interested in getting to the bottom of what happened on jan 6th, all the preparation for that tragic day, what happened on the 6th itself. but i fully expect that kevin mccarthy wil

his name is anthony aguerrero, he's a close ally of marjorie taylor greene. he's a youtuber who took part in the insurrection. on january 6th he entered the capitol, chanted heave ho along with others and this is our house. we should note that aguerrero has not been charged and the fbi has declined to comment on whether it's investigating him. but now he's traveling around with u.s. lawmakers? we still don't know much in terms of lawmakers in terms of who will make it to investigate the attack. house gop leader kevin mccarthy can fill five seats on the panel. he wouldn't say yesterday whether he will. two gop sources tell cnn they think he will not. as i see it he has three options, pick no one at all, pick someone who opposed certifying biden's win, plenty of those, 139 house republicans voted to overturn the election or a third option, pick a republican who didn't help push the big lie. but that would be going against most of his own party. speaker pelosi won't say if she would veto any of mccarthy's picks. let's find out what ron brownstein and charlie den

you said, i deeply regret we live in a world where i have to respond to marjorie taylor greene. but she's comparing it to naziism. the latest chapter is not encouraging. no one is in danger of asking her to teach a history class or public health class, with the exception of texas. but she did learn one lesson well from the nazis, dangerous propaganda. the outrage is biden suggesting that biden go door to door. it's ministers and neighbors sharing their stories. biden was encouraging to talk to each other about getting vaccinated. if someone looking out for you and listening and talking to you about getting vaccinated is a blow to your liberty when a powerful variant is sweeping through your unvaccinated area, it's time to re-examine what liberty means. our liberty is earned. the burden of enjoying our freedoms is to contribute to the ideals of a country we can be worthy of. you are not. end quote. did you think giving a response like that to a sitting congress person would be necessary? >> well, god love twitter, right? the truth is, no. i think if marjorie taylor greene doesn't

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his name is anthony aguerrero, he's a close ally of marjorie taylor greene. he's a youtuber who took part in the insurrection. and accompanied the gop lawmakers. on january 6th he entered the capitol, chanted heave ho along with others and this is our house. we should note that aguerrero has not been charged and the fbi has declined to comment on whether it's investigating him. but now he's traveling around with u.s. lawmakers? we still don't know much in terms of lawmakers in terms of who will make it to investigate the attack. house gop leader kevin mccarthy can fill five seats on the panel. he wouldn't say yesterday whether he will. two gop sources tell cnn they think he will not. as i see it he has three options, pick no one at all, pick someone who opposed certifying biden's win, plenty of those, 139 house republicans voted to overturn the election or a third option, pick a republican who didn't help push the big lie. but that would be going against most of his own party. speaker pelosi won't say if she would veto any of mccarthy's picks. let's find out

. >> i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor green. marjorie was a freshman. she was very active during the orientation, and she was very upset about what was going on, and her and i chatted that she said what can i do? isotopic you go back in the cloak room film a video and put on social media and if given influence over anybody other tell them to stop. she did that. >> this week you also from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania and zoe lofgren of california. january 6, views from the house sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> will david stewart used to practice law in washington, d.c. he gave it up over 15 years ago to write history. his first book was all about the constitutional convention in philadelphia called the summer of 1787. that was in 2008. a year later he wrote about the trial of andrew johnson. any focus on aaron burr. next james madison. now in 2021 he takes a look at george washington. and in his words, his mastery of poets. >> david stewart on this episode of booknotes+. listen at c-span.o

and if you don't want to get vaccinated, marjorie taylor greene, by all means, don't get vaccinated, but make sure that you don't poison other people by essentially telling them that their political identity is caught up in a medical decision. this is a decision that makes sense for americans, if they learn the information. they need to make this decision for themselves, with their doctors, not with political interference. >> so you brought up marjorie taylor greene. you took to twitter last week saying, quote, i deeply regret that we live in a world where i have to respond to marjorie taylor greene. but alas, you knocked down her, frankly, ridiculous comments that the biden door to door campaign was like medical brown shirts showing up and ordering you to get a shirt. that's an absurd comparison, but do you think it would be more effective to get more skeptical republicans vaccinated if biden wasn't the face of it talking about it publicly and just let these community leaders continue to quietly do their grassroots efforts they've been doing since the spring? >> i think biden is bei

i want to say quickly there's no comparison between omar and marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz so yes, the party has always had people that sometimes do things that upset the leadership. just want to be clear those are not comparisons. >> very good. yeah. in terms of this, no, i think at this point he needs to get rid of the filibuster and there's an idea of the carve out of the filibuster where it is only used when something applies to the constitution. finding some sort of way around with manchin and krysten sinema against getting rid of the filibuster could we do it in the case where it's a crisis for the country and they don't deal with this we're not go to have elections, you know, people are not going to have trust in the electoral process which is basically the end of democracy which we've already seen eroding. he can give as many speeches as he wants but unless he finds a way to pass that bill no way to protect -- >> -- do you see this speech an exercise in futility, how much can his speech change this. democrats have been speaking out about this for quite some time. kirst

here is this fascinating story, interesting this attempt to rehab marjorie taylor greene's didn't work because it wasn't something that was organic for her. >> exactly. the issue for kevin mccarthy he has taken a soft hand touch when it comes to radical members in his conference. he has not punished him. haul them in and have private meetings with them and learned there's a mentorship program in place where they'll assign senior lawmakers to guide some of the freshman like greene. but it's not working. we have seen these members act out and it's not just greene, there are members in the house republican conference who have spoke at a conference organized by a white nationalist, there are republicans who are suggesting the fbi had something to do with the january 6th insurrection and there are republicans who are essentially defending the rioter who was shot after she stormed the capitol. so, i think for mccarthy it is a question whether this loose parenting style is effective and it's also a huge political risk for him as well because democrats are trying to seize on this, make it a ca

meanwhile, other republicans, marjorie taylor greene made the time to hold a news conference today to side with the very same insurrectionists that attacked those police officers. >> these are not dangerous violent criminals. these are political prisoners. >> political prisoners? just to be clear, he's referring to the people that attacked the capitol. people that attacked police and said they would hang mike pence as political prisoners? these republicans all othree of them were kept safe by the police that spoke out today and tonight siding with the political prisoners that stormed the capitol and not demanding answers on behalf of the police officers that they so frequently claimed to champion? >> while democrats talk about defunding the police, we also stand by and support our police officers. >> i rise today to honor the courageous men and women in blue. >> all the of the great men and women in blue, all of the police officers, let's back the blue together. >> i want an america where we support the police. >> they do it because they love america and they love americans and we nee

. >> well, i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor greene, marjory was a freshman, she was very active during the orientation and she was very upset about what was going on and her and i chatted, she said, what can i do? i said how about you go back in the cloak room, film a video, post it on social media and if you have any influence over anybody out there tell them to stop. she did that. >> this week you will also hear from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania and zo laugh rent of california. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >>> we're back with john who is here to talk with us today about recent flights into space by private individuals and its potential impact on space travel. john, good morning. >> good morning. now, you are the founder and was a long time director of gw's space policy institute, george washington university's space policy institute so i'm going to ask you this question, what is the significance of jeff bezos and richard branson conducting private flights into space? >> well, the reality is the si

that's right, today was republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's 47th birthday. if you're wondering what to get her, how about help? and that was a monologue, everybody. we've got a great show for you tonight. he's a golden globe-nominated actor, director, and one of the stars of the very powerful series, "the underground railroad." one of my favorite guests, joel edgerton is going to be joining us and he is the lead political correspondent for "the atlantic." and his book "battle for the soul: inside the democrats' campaign to defeat trump" is out now. edward-isaac dovere will be joining me but before we get to all of that, republicans in arizona are pushing forward with an insane so-called audit of that state's election results, which plans to pursue similar audits in other states that joe biden won. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: nearly seven months after the 2020 election, republicans are still relitigating the results in a pathetic and dangerous attempt to prove that it was somehow stolen from donald trump it feels like this co

. >> well, i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor green. marjorie was a freshman, very active during the orientation and she was very upset about what was going on, and her and i chatted and she said what can i do? i said how about you go back in the room and video and post it on social media and if you have influence out of anybody out there, tell them to stop. she did that. >> this week you'll rather from mamadeleine dean of pennsylvania and lofgren of california. january 6th views from the house sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. ♪♪ >> yesterday president biden toured a mack truck facility in pennsylvania and spoke with employees. >> welcome to mack truck. >> good to be here. mack trucks has been a-- at the center of building america for 120 years. our products are the core of american infrastructure and those products,se

on tuesday, georgia congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene, was asked by a reporter if she had personally been vaccinated, given that she continues to lie and spread dangerous misinformation about covid vaccines >> scalise said that he got vaccinated, citing this delta variant that's going around and he's confident that it's safe and effective. two questions. have you, yourself, gotten vaccinated, and do disagree you with the republican whip >> well, your first question is a violation of my hipaa rights you see with hipaa rights, we don't have to reveal our medical records, and that also involves our vaccine records. >> seth: that's not a thing. a reporter asking you if you've been vaccinated doesn't violate the hipaa rights any more than a neighbor needs a warrant to enter your house for a barbecue. hipaa establishes national standards to protect your medical records. it doesn't stop journalists from asking questions she probably also thinks miranda rights means she doesn't have to visit her friends in manhattan anymore after she moves to brooklyn with steve. "should we just stay in toni

clearly marjorie greene and gaetz, they're -- the water. it's something that our party you know they're trying torrie that is red around that this fringe is energizing some fraction in the party. it's not my cup of tree. there is a lot of big donors, and i raise money for republican candidates. there are a lot of big donors very turned off by this rhetoric a lot of the comment they make their absolutely way out in left field. >> i'll push back in a bit. gaetz and greene are doing quite well, but basel, are you quite confident an agreement is coming this weekend? >> i'm not confident about this weekend, but i'm confident it will happen soon. you know, things like broadband, how you consider businesses like child care, small businesses, these are things we have to consider this has sped up this conversation about the future of work. you could talk about infrastructure until you talk about how people are going to work in the future. i don't know that anybody is willing to have that conversation, but i do believe that conversation is necessary.

. >> well, i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor greene. marjorie was a freshman. she was very active during the orientation, and she was very upset about what was going on and her and i chatted. she said, what can i do. how about you go back in the cloak room, film video, post it on social media, and if you have any influence on anybody out there, tell them to stop. >> this week we'll hear from madeline deen of pennsylvania, and zo lofton. views from the house, sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. a look now at some ideas on how to change federal courts, law and policy hosted this discussion on term limits for judges, and expanding districts and appellate courts as well as the supreme court! celebrating its 20th year of celebrating and shaping legal debate, nurturing the next generation of lawyers, judges and advocates, and ensuring that the law is a force to improve the lives of all people. now, in this year, we are focusing our work and this anniversary on our constitutions founding failures when it comes to race

you said i deeply regret that we live in a world where very to respond to marjorie taylor greene. she's comparing it to her new favorite topic, yes, naziism. no one is in danger of asking greene to teach a history class anytime soon, but she did learn one lesson well from the nazis, dangerous propaganda, the latest is biden suggesting people go door to door to talk about getting vaccinated. it's neighbors sharing their stories. if someone looking out for you and listening and talking to you about you, about getting vaccinated it a blow to your liberty when a powerful variant is sweeping through your unvaccinated area, it's time to re-examine what liberty means. our liberty's earned. the burden of enjoying our freedoms is contribute to the ideals of the country we can be worthy of. congresswoman greene, you, you're not, end quote. did you ever think giving a response like that to a sitting congress person would be necessary? >> well, got to love twitter, right? the truth is, no. i mean, if marjorie taylor greene doesn't want to get vaccinated, she doesn't have to get vaccinated. th