gohmert: what is your question? >> [indiscernible] you have reason to believe there is evidence federal agents staged or provoked the events of that day? rep. gohmert: that question indicates either a dishonesty on your part or a lack of integrity, because there is film out there publicly that shows people participating, when i was visiting with inmates, a few of them had been given discovery and were saying, this video depicted this. they skipped segments and that is what they are cutting out. what we have seen so far as more and more comes out, important issues cannot be resolved until we get all of the film. and if you have not seen the federal hand in some of this, you are not paying attention. >> [indiscernible] rep. greene: somewhere between 40 and 50. i would like to talk about what i saw on video footage. i was shown video of someone dying and i talked to the man who is a january 6 defendant, and he is the one who gave her cpr. i saw the video of that. i also saw the video of her being dragged down the hallw

those lawmakers -- jim jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, louies gohmert, mo brooks, and scott perry. some of the most vocal advocates for the big lie, but thanks to the "times" reporting, we know extent of their behind-the-scenes efforts to undermine democracy, as well. here's more from the reporting, quote, the circle moved well beyond words and into action. they bombarded the justice department with dubious claims of voting irregularities. they pressured members of state legislatures to conduct audits that would cast doubt on the election results. they plotted to disrupt the certification on january 6th of joseph biden's victory. there's clear evidence in the hand of congressional investigators about how much trump himself relied on them and their efforts as part of his scheme. earlier this year, we learned that top doj official richard donahue had turned over notes to congress that depicted trump pressuring doj officials by saying this, quote, just say that the election was corrupt, and leave the rest to me and the r congressmen, he said, according to donahue's notes. today's bomb

especially when it is coming from elected officials like house republican louie gohmert who said last week at the right wing turning point conference in phoenix that he believes in second amendment solutions. >> i think we are. >> i'm still in it because i think we can pierce you back on january 6, some people came to the capitol hoping the to kill nancy pelosi and mike pence. when unelected republicans agreed to stop problems with potential violence, that needs to be addressed head-on. what he said is wrong if you get people killed. trump flirted with violence for years, remember? he suggested, second amendment people could take care of hillary clinton. it is not 2016 anymore, it is 2022. almost 2022. a segment of the american public has been radicalized over the last six years if not longer by trumping republicans who, like louie gohmert, don't care what they say or how badly they agon people to commit violent acts. that is why the january 6 select committee is so important. time is running out. americans have been radicalized and they are being pushed to action all the time by a gr

for months i tried along with a few of my colleagues, unfortunately only a few, louie gohmert, matt gaetz. that is roughly gets. i am sorry to tell you that. there are some others interested . freedom caucus mainly getting involved. but we tried to go to the d.c. jail and we were not allowed to get in. there is a lovely lady there. i don't know if i like calling her a lady, i might be missed gender in her. but she wears a pink mask. her name is deputy warden kathleen lander ken. she oversees the d.c. jail. she refused to let us in and told us we were trespassing and a problem is she met someone that doesn't back down. me. i am used to being beat up on the media so i really could care less what they have to say. my wikipedia page is atrocious and i will never change it because it is so filled with lies. let's just leave it up so we can prove how much of liars wikipedia are. finally i got into the d.c. jail and i want to tell you everything you have heard on the internet. you see, you're living in america post-constitution. i know that is hard to understand. it is because we have a communis

people like louis gohmert or steve bannon or fox news, it's the same cycle. they fuel and feed outrage, turn it into action and then sit back as if they didn't have a deliberate role in it. it underscores why the work being done by the january 6 select committee is so vital, so important, that we have a full accounting, a full record, a full understanding of what went into january 6th, who funded it, who knew about it, who helped it? if we don't get that full accounting now, we're not going to prevent the next one from happening. believe me, there will be a next one if things keep going that way. >> juanita, i think it's easy to watch some of that footage and say, oh, that's fringe, right? don't pay attention, don't give it voice. but polling shows 30%, 30% of republicans think resorting to violence is needed to save their country. what does that number tell you, juanita? >> it tells me that this is the core of what the gop is, what they represent and what they're willing to do to advance their political beliefs, because as kurt was enumerating all the events

gohmert offered perhaps the dumbest defense, claiming he tried to freeze the video to see the violence but couldn't find it >> i looked at the video enemy and was trying to figure out, i couldn't see -- i'm told if you stop it frame by frame, you can see what democrat friends are talking about. i couldn't see it. i tried to freeze frame, but i didn't see the violence being talked about >> seth: these are our elected representatives, and they sound like grandpas who accidentally facetimed me while they're on the toilet [ laughter ] my friend sent me a funny cat video but i couldn't see the cat fall off the sofa. [ laughter ] and i tried to freeze frame, and i took a picture of my thumb [ laughter ] and then, there was matt gaetz, who tried to dismiss the video in question as just a cartoon, while neglecting to mention that it was specifically doctored to make aoc the target of violence. >> i am no expert on japanese anime, but i am told and i do believe that it is not real. and anime is fiction to the point of the absurd. it's not really my thing and it does glorify violence but often t

gohmert of texas, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote nay on h.res. 851. as the member designated by mr. carter of texas, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote nay on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> as the member designated by ms. underwood of illinois, i inform the house that ms. underwood will vote yes on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. kim of california, i inform the house that ms. kim will vote no on h.res. 85 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bowman, i inform the house that mr. bowman will vote yes on house resolution 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by representative mcmorris rodgers of washington, representative carl of alabama and representative lesko of arizona, i inform the house that repr

gohmert, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote no on the present rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. axne of iowa, i inform the house that mrs. axne will vote yes on house res. 848. as the member designated by mrs. hayes of connecticut, i inform the house that mrs. hayes will vote yes on h.res. 848. as the member designated by ms. newman of illinois, i inform the house that ms. newman will vote yes on h.res. 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote no on h.res. 848. as the member designated by nunes of california, i inform the house that mr. nunes will vote no on h.res. 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> as the member designated by mr. o'halloran and mr. grijalva, i inform the house that mr. o'halloran and mr. grijalva will vote yes on h.res. 848. the

listen to what representative gohmert said about rosanne's death last month. >> was a determination ever made as to who repeatedly struck rosanne boilin in the head with a rod before she died? >> again, i think this was a matter that was investigated by the u.s. attorney's office. >> well, there's a witness on video saying that it was a d.c. metro policeman. i didn't know if you had been able to confirm or deny that. >> why do you think representatives marjorie taylor greene and louie gohmert are invoking rosanne in these political spaces they now occupy? >> hum. it's a way to sow distrust in the government. >> ayman, i hear -- >> that was our correspondent leigh ann caldwell. sorry. go ahead, john. >> no, no. >> what i was going to say -- >> go ahead. >> okay. so that was leigh ann caldwell picking it up and what she is saying is they are trying to sow distrust in the process. the sound bite from louie gohmert while he was interviewing or questioning attorney general merrick garland, he is making the conclusion she was beat on her head. that is not what the evidence suggests. there is n

campaign of subversion by a half dozen republican lawmakers: jim jordan, scott perry, paul gosar louis gohmert, mo brooks, and andy biggs. also known as "steal team dicks." ( cheers and applause ) after the election, the dicks developed a blueprint for the former president's supporters in congress: to hammer home the idea that the election was tainted. then, they went on cable television, radio shows, and rallies to promote the idea started drumming up support to derail the transfer of power, and finally plotted to disrupt the certification on january 6th of joe biden's victory. then, on january 6th, all six lawmakers were inside the capitol, ready to protest the certification, but right before they could, security forces entered the chamber because rioters were in the building. so they were ready to reject the delegates, seize the ballots, and overturn the election but they were interrupted by the out-of control mob that their lies created. reminds me of the words of founding father benjamin frankenstein: ( as dr. frankenstein ) "no, no, i'm hearing reports it was 'antifa' who destroyed your

campaign of subversion by a half dozen republican lawmakers: jim jordan scott perry paul gosar louis gohmert mo brooks, and andy biggs. also known as "steal team dicks." ( cheers and applause ) after the election, the dicks developed a blueprint for the former president's supporters in congress: to hammer home the idea that the election was tainted. then, they went on cable television, radio shows, and rallies to promote the idea started drumming up support to derail the transfer of power, and finally plotted to disrupt the certification on january 6th of joe biden's victory. then, on january 6th, all six lawmakers were inside the capitol, ready to protest the certification, but right before they could, security forces entered the chamber because rioters were in the building. so they were ready to reject the delegates, seize the ballots, and overturn the election but they were interrupted by the out-of control mob that their lies created. reminds me of the words of founding father benjamin frankenstein: (as dr. frankenstein) "no, no, i'm hearing reports it was 'antifa' who destroyed your vil

this is representative louis gohmert. >> in effect the ruling would be you have to go to the streets and be as violent as antifa and blm. so, look, five days before the attack, we're hey this sort of thing. my concern is, we are closer to the one-year anniversary of this attack than we are to when it happened. one of all this video from people saying, yes, engage in this behavior, one of passenger pigeons, a frickin' bat signal in the sky with a big on the "t." do you think they're scared? or has the fecklessness of this administration emboldened them to continue to try to do -- >> they're absolutely emboldened? nobody held trump accountability for the four years or the 40 years before that when he was a career criminal backed up by various mafiosos. it draws americans into their fold, makes them seem like they too will be protected if they engage in these activities. they were willing to attack the capitol, have it livestreamed on the internet. all of this was opened. that somehow gives people the impression that it's not illegal, it's not treasonous, not sedition. it is still sedit

they are, jim jordan, and the big, paul gosar, louis gohmert, moe both, dark and scott -- >> all of them remained silent today. here is a text from someone in congress the day after the attack on the capitol. yesterday was a terrible day we tried everything we could in our objection to the six states. i am sorry nothing worked. that is the bank robbers saying the day after, i am sorry that we couldn't get out of the bank with all the money. the member of congress who wrote that texas is afraid. days after it's been revealed, to come forward and say that i wrote that text. i am proud of writing that tax. that texas is saying i am sorry that the crime we committed yesterday, the crime of conspiracy to violate election fraud, did not succeed in our criminal objective. yesterday, congress man jim jordan was forced to admit that he wrote a text that outlined a criminal conspiracy to commit election fraud and change the votes of the electoral college. jim jordan admitted that only after it had leaked to some reporters that jim jordan wrote that tex. that jim jordan forwarded this techs to mark

texas congressman louie gohmert says some aren't getting needed medical care to look at his hand. >> and it's obviously dark. >> georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene says some inmates are being denied access to the bathroom. they have to hold it for more than 20 hours in order for them to wait to be able to use the toilet when they're let out these republicans say democrats are ignoring the problem but democrats say they're focused preventing the next attack at a senate hearing. the capitol police inspector general said his department has implemented about 30 out of the 100 new security changes. he recommends. >> so just communication coordination bureau hazard's instance response division k 9 unit. >> one of the major security challenges, the staffing, the inspector general says about 200 officers have left the job since the january 6 riot, minnesota senator amy klobuchar says solving that issue will take more than just money. we have now put the money forward for that. >> but this police department, like many across the country is facing. >> staff shortages klobuchar said n

jim jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, louie gohmert, mo brooks, scott perry. they were actively involved. "the new york times" describes it this way. this circle moved well beyond words and into action. they bombarded the justice department with dubious claims of voting irregularities. they pressured members of state legislatures to conduct audits that would cast doubt on the election process. they plotted to disrupt the certification on january 6 of joseph r. biden's victory. and as we just heard from professor tribe, that plot was a criminal plot. >> well, i think we saw over time that the former president was very impressed with strong men like duterte and putin and xi jinping and kim jong-un. these were the people that he looked to and lauded, really, and spoke in very complimentary terms about while turning his back on our traditional allies that supported democracy with us. so should come as no surprise really he was emulating them. and we saw even his own legal team put together a 36-slide power point on how to keep him in power and what people could do

they include jim jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, louie gohmert, mo brooks and scott perry. what kind of legal exposure could they have if any? >> so the legal exposure is all involved in the investigation. we could look at the sort of tip of the iceberg effect. but what doj has to do if doj is in fact engaging in criminal investigation, is they need to learn more. they need to learn the entirety of the conduct to determine whether it's criminal or not and to determine if it's criminal where it falls within the parameters of crime, something that barb and i have spent a lot of time talking about is whether or not there's the possibility of prosecution of some group of individuals for a conspiracy to disrupt the functioning of government. that would be akin to the kind of conspiracy that robert mueller charged against russian trolls and internet folks in the course of the mueller investigation. that same sort of disruption of government function would be sort of the nexus of the investigation here. of course, there's no telling how far it could go. >> you know, barbara, in a

and if it is people who are going to love kyle rittenhouse, love louis gohmert, love marjorie taylor greene, i think the republican party is going to have a hard time doing while. and so much of 2022 is going to come down to that. do they nominate some people who are like glenn youngkin in particular? it was kind of like mitt romney to point to people in virginia. but it fit is the picture that come up through these primaries, they're going to use -- lose some of those seats. >> i think it will be a good year -- sorry ali, i didn't mean to interrupt. >> finish your thought. mike >> voters are going to have to choose between the list of the polls that are accurate and the frustration of the biden administration versus in some cases. watch trump republican candidates. and the southerners where that will play out. >> guys, i could talk to you all night. thanks very much for your time tonight, david plouffe and mike murphy, i appreciate it. you never know what you might find at the back of the office after months of work from home. we'll tell you about that when the 11th hour continues.

day, whether it be jim jordan, whether it be congressman scott perry of pennsylvania, gosar, biggs, gohmert, meadows obviously as well. what about investigations launched into them? could there be subsequent investigations, either launched by the justice department and/or the fbi as barbara was just speaking to that we don't necessarily know about to hold these people accountable? >> not only do i think it's possible. i think it may be happening. and again, i refer back to the little clues we're getting. the fact that an fbi agent asked a senior oath keeper if he's been in contact with congress or staffers regarding the january 6th breach, fbi agents don't just come up with questions off the top of their head in a nationwide investigation. the questions are drafted by intelligence analysts. there are collection requirements. they're put out in templates to all agents. i think the fbi is looking at the involvement of congress members and staff and i think that's already happening. >> chuck, final word to you quickly here, is there a sense that the justice department doesn't want to get as in

people like jim jordan, paul gosar, mo brooks and louie gohmert, meadows was a former chair. "the new york times" reveals they collaborated with the trump campaign on a strategy that would become a blueprint for trump supporters in congress. hammer home the idea that the election was tainted, announce legal actions being taken by the campaign and bolster the case with allegations of fraud. but they also took real steps to actually overthrow the election. they bombarded the justice department with dubious claims of voting irregularities. they pressured members of state legislatures to commit audits. they were actively trying to subvert democracy. and they're the same people who could head up crucial committees if republicans take back the house next year. joining me now is kirk bardella, adviser to the dnc and the dccc. and kirk entrepreneur lit, "new york times" best-selling author of "the gatekeepers: how the white house chief of staff define every presidency." there are a couple of different kinds of chiefs of staff. there are the ones who tell the president things they don

gohmert: thank you. and i appreciate your having this special order, representative cammack. we ought to be concerned about the most vulnerable amongst us. most americans believe in god. there were a heavenly father is it hard to imagine that it would be extremely important to such a heavenly father that we protect the lives that are most vulnerable, most innocent, particularly. could there be anybody more innocent, more vulnerable, than a child that is still in the womb? i had metra mona trevino some years back and she had been direct i don't have of planned parenthood, i believe in sherman, texas. and she became shocked having a teenage daughter that they were taught that they should come between a daughter and her mother. and the earlier, when they had directors meetings of other planned parenthood facilities, the number they were most interested in is how many girls are you getting on the pill and how early in age because the earlier, the better, they're more likely to forget to take the pill and get pregnant and then they would get to destroy the life of an unborn child.

for more on the surge of migrants and this wall, one of the people attending it, congressman louie gohmert. congressman, i want to get to the wall. such an historical day for texas. but quickly, our white house reporter mark meredith was just getting reaction from president biden to the sixth circuit court of appeals reinstating the vaccine mandate. president biden saying we could be headed for a winter of severe illness. you're a lawyer and a previous judge. what's your reaction to sixth circuit's decision? >> i think the sixth circuit is totally wrong. just as some justices have said from other courts, just because there's an emergency doesn't mean that americans have to give up their constitutional rights. and especially since everything that fauci has talked about has not been effective. it's not working. you may have seen the latest data out of the united kingdom. so in england, the united kingdom, 81% of the deaths have been among the vaccinated. and when i was hosting sean hannity's radio show yesterday, i had dr. ralph malone are on, the guy that discovered, that created the mrna,

. >> i think the gentleman i'm now told representative gohmert gonzales will go next. >> thank you chairman for allowing me. i've been hearing the witnesses knowing what's happening all of us have our problems and i think the witnesses have illustrated these can be achieved by working together. so i want to say thank you but i want to yield my time to ranking member. >> thank you so much for that yield. i will only utilize so i can give my overreach back to the chair. continued improvements for system modeling tools are you working on design of better tools to anticipate what we are going to do trying to the best information for own decision-making. but to have available for the communities in the water managers around the west. including in the colorado river basin. we work closely with her other federals at noah, the weather service in the forecast center to be able to have alignment in the information we are per providing. we have exit technical staff at reclamation who strive to communicate very effectively with the folks working on these issues. >> thank you for that. when that mr. cha

right, members of congress, like marjorie taylor greene, members of congress like representative louie gohmert and others who are exploiting roseanne's death. people leave steve bannon on his radio show or podcast trying to portray her as a martyr and when they do that, they try to rewrite the narrative around january 6th that these were mostly peaceful protesters and they were attacked by the police and acting in their self-defense. as a result of that january 6th takes on a whole new meaning, you can recruit a whole new generation who are willing to go out and defend democracy as they saw it and roseanne believed as she was walking on to the capitol. that's what was so dangerous about this. i think that's why the family wanted us to tell this story because they knew what was happening to roseanne in terms of radicalization. they were very keen her story could perhaps offer other families out there. i can't tell you how many people reached out since this podcast went out saying i have a mother, uncle, sister, who have gone down the same rabbit hole and believed the same things. how do i get t