it's not shocking because it's newt gingrich. um, and, you know, newt gingrich has been a malicious and malignant force in american politics almost since he got on the stage back in the 19 -- 1970s. and in some ways, he developed the playbook that -- that donald trump perfected but look. american politics right now is -- is in a ditch. and it's in that ditch because it was dug in part by people like gingrich and he is pushing us into it and it's making everything worse. the other thing he said -- well, said a couple things. one is that the january 6th commission -- the people on it were breaking the law. he, of course, wasn't able to identify any law that they're breaking. it's in fact the opposite. they are the lawmakers who are trying to hold to account people who were behind an insurrection. this is a little bit like the -- the arsonist blaming the -- the fire brigade. and then, he referred to them as a lynch mob. so, this is just, you know, this is unfortunately the norm for a guy like gingrich. and in the current politics an

it is not shocking because it's newt gingrich. you know, newt gingrich has been a malicious and malignant force in american politics almost since he got on the stage back in the 1970s and in some ways he developed the playbook that donald trump perfected. but look, american politics right now is in a ditch and it's in that ditch because it was dug in part by people like gingrich and he is pushing us into it. it's making everything worse. the other thing he said is, well, a couple things. one is that the january 6 commission, the people on it were breaking the law. he of course wasn't able to identify any law that they're breaking. it is in fact the opposite. they're the lawmakers who were trying to hold to account people who were behind an insurrectionist. this is like the arsonist blaming the fire brigade. then he referred to them as a lynch mob. this is unfortunately the norm for a guy like gingrich. and in the current politics and current republican politics, this is the coin of the realm. >> perhaps we shouldn't be surprised.

here's something that might explain gingrich's fear of the january six committee. today, business insider notes that new gingrich launched his attack on the committee this weekend, quote, about two weeks after the panel subpoenaed his longtime former aide who also coauthored a book with him. on january 10th, the committee subpoenaed ross washington with the committee said worked on a draft a speech that donald trump told his followers to go to the capitol and fight like hell. he coauthored a book with gingrich in 2012 after serving in new cambridge is losing presidential campaign. here's what new gingrich said about the committee this weekend. >> i think when you have a republican congress, this is all gonna come crashing down, and the wolves are gonna find out that they are now sheep, and they are the ones who in fact are, i think, face a real risk of jail for the kind of laws they are breaking. >> in a tweet, vice chair of the january six committee, liz cheney, said this, a former speaker of the house is threatening jail time for members of congress who are inves

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devon nunez, stay with us as newt gingrich is us as newt gingrich is every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. maria: welcome back. president biden was in atlanta this month attacking republicans in a last-ditch effort to keep democrats in power and federalize all elections. according to my next guest, newt gingrich's race baiting is not only ironic but hypocritical and is destroying america. he's a former speaker of the house and fox news contributor and he joins me now. right to see you. thanks for wary much. we see the polls and america rejecting the biden agenda and yet when we hear from the president, voting bills that must happen or that elections won't be legitimate. your thoughts? >> look, i think they talked themselves into a dead end. the biden harris, schumer pelosi teams for reasons i don't understand went out of their way to take things they can get done. they knew that they did not have senator manchin or senator cinema. they knew they were going to lose the vote in the senat

what gingrich says is absurd, patently absurd. here is gingrich. >> these are the people who are literally running over the law, pursuing innocent people, causing them to spend thousands and thousands in legal fees for no justification, and it's basically a lynch mob. i think when you have a republican congress, this is all going to come crashing down and the wolves are going to find out that they're now sheep and they're the ones who, in fact, are going to face a real risk of jail for the kind of laws they're breaking. >> so gingrich says the january 6th committee itself is going to be thrown in jail if the republicans take over. there's no legal basis to that. it's something much more nefarious. >> i mean what kind of regime, dystopian united states of america is the former speaker of the house talking about? it's just lunacy. he's talking about some kind of political retribution using the criminal justice system to punish people carrying out the rule of law as they should today. that's exactly a preview of what we can expect if

and helped bring them along to join the family of democratic newt gingrich. let that lapse unwisely. we brought it back on a bipartisan basis 15 years ago 16 years ago, and we've since worked in central and eastern europe, but also all over the world in countries where there's some a will to work with us a desire to work with us where we can mutually strengthen our institutions and share best practices. so we we have a couple of dozen partners around the world, and i you know, the first two editions of this book didn't even have a foreign policy chapter. but i was always interested in foreign policy and i gradually got more involved initially with the nato parliamentary assembly, which you now lead. and then i i got eventually into the area of these developing countries and the parliament parliament support that we that we offer so that that is important to me and it tells you david david, i think we should just clarify and and one of the the cornerstone mission of http is to parliament and parliament our congress to a parliament overseas is to make ourselves

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newt gingrich, the former speaker, should be very familiar with that. but, yes, members of this committee are lashing out. liz cheney who is a republican member of this committee set in a tweet, quote, a former speaker of the house is threatening jail time for members of congress who are investigating the violent attack on our capitol and our constitution. this is what it looks like when the rule of law unravels. you also had zoloft again, a democrat saying these comments are bizarre and she thought newt gingrich had lost it. the reactions from the committee make a lot of sense given the fact that this is a standard protocol for an investigation. yes, the select committee is up against a tight deadline. yes, if republicans take back the house of representatives, it's quite possible and likely that they're going to shut down this investigation which is why democrats and republicans who are serving on it realize they have a lot of work to do heading into the midterm elections. but facing jail time for doing your congressional work, that's very, very rare

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newt gingrich is not just your run of the mill republican. he's somebody who led a revolution to take over the house back in 1994 for the first time in decades. he didn't govern the way he just described he wants republicans to do if they take over in the next election but he is now a trump accolade and he's speaking from the per sspective of what donald trump would want. if they do take control, are still going to have to question whether they will listen to donald trump or whether they are going to prove they can govern. the best thing democrats say they would have going for them, politically for 2024 is republicans to act like that in 2022. >> thank you. >>> top of the hour. welcome to cnn newsroom. >> right now in the white house situation room, president biden is speaking with his european counterpart and the nato secretary general about the situation in ukraine and the announcement we just got from the pentagon that up to 8500 quote combat capable u.s. troops have been put on alert in the event that putin decides to invade ukraine. >> t

>> the former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich, made some rather shocking comments about the house she can committee investigating the january 6th insurrection, saying they will potentially face jail time if republicans take the house this fall. how are members of the committee responding? >> well, liz cheney, the vice chair of the committee, and is a republican, someone who the cheney family at one time was close with newt gingrich. especially when he was speaker of the house. she is the person that has responded from the committee and she tweeted a response to gingrich and said, in rt that a, quote, this is what it looks like when the rule of law unravels. and a suggestion that basically, gingrich is throwing out claims that aren't based in any kind of fact. that somehow a duly impaneled congressional investigation does not have the ability to conduct oversight, which is exactly what this committee is doing. and we should point out, jake, that there has been a lot of litigation about the conduct of this committee already. the former president donald trump, his allies to

. >> committee vice chair liz cheney says that comment from gingrich is what it looks like when the rule of law unravels. i'll talk about this later tonight. it's what happens when democracy dies. >>> first, i want to take all these threats and talk solutions with someone who played a key role in helping defend democracy from trump's coup attempt, filed an onslaught of baseless lawsuits to overturn the election. won 64 cases to date against the trump campaign and lost just one. he is now so feared by trump world that maga tv even suggested doing this. >> mark elias, why don't you guys put together a half billion dollars and go hire him and get him out of your -- get him out of your way? >> so, mark elias, would you have gone away for half a billion dollars? let's talk to mark about this, the founder of democracy docket joins me now. mark, you know, putting that to the side, that was just in jest, how likely is it in these upcoming midterms that we're going to see a scenario of multiple elections across the country becoming such a huge circus because of these bogus fraud claims? >> i thin

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in 1994 led by former speaker of the house newt gingrich, the g.o.p.'s contract with america, that ushered in historic republican gains in the house of representatives, the republicans have been out of power in the house for 40 years. the question tonight, cannot happen again? here now is the author of beyond biden which you can get on amazon.com, fox news contributor former speaker of the house newt gingrich. i happen to be there in the lead up and emceed the night he became speaker, it was a special night for me. i see very similar things emerging. i don't want people to get overconfident, what would you advise? >> i think you are going to see kevin mccarthy -- i think you're going to see a big majority in the senate. if the trafalgar numbers stick or get bigger, you're talking about a tsunami. it would be the largest republican majority at least in 100 years and i think it would be a stunning moment. this coming election night may be as exciting for us as the one we spent together in 1994. i think the key is two fold. you want to run if i could a two

. >> committee vice chair liz cheney says that comment from gingrich is what it looks like when the rule of law unravels. i'll talk about this later on tonight. it's what happens when democracy dies. >>> first i want to take all these threats and talk solutions with someone who played a key role in helping defend democracy from trump's acoup attempt. marc elias. he and his colleagues won 64 cases to date against the trump campaign and lost just one. he is now so feared by trump world that maga tv even suggested doing this. >> marc elias, why don't you guys put together a half billion dollars and go hire him and get him out of your way? >> so, marc elias, would you have gone away for half a billion dollars? let's talk to marc about this, the founder of democracy docket joins me now. marc, putting that to the side, that was just in jest. how likely is it in these upcoming midterms that we're going to see a scenario of multiple elections across the country becoming such a huge circus because of these bogus fraud claims? >> i think it's an inevitability. i think we are maybe one, two electio

i think we see newt gingrich trying to become a mini donald trump. he's attacking the people who had the gall to investigate in the first place. that it's a dangerous thing we are seeing more and more of. >> it is false, absurd, and dangerous. the last one probably being the most important. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. again, donald trump set the playbook here. remember john durham, that name? this is the guy who donald trump and bill barr put in place to investigate robert mueller's investigators. he is still sit there, by the way, wasting our time and money years and years later. that has become the model, the -- you know, the saying is the best defense is a good offense. sadly, that seems to be spreading and people seem to be trying to follow in donald trump's footsteps. >> in so, look, you're right. yeah, it's up to the doj to prosecute. but is he raising the specter, two years down to the midterms, the doj is supposed to be somewhat independent or independent. there is this possibility that you have congress and doj kind of doing the bidding o

but you were integral to the rise of newt gingrich in the '90s. go pac. and you worked with him in messaging. he said the january 6th select committee should be thrown in jail or will be thrown in jail. >> the best of newt gingrich was the contract with america. the idea that you would be signing on the dotted line. i hope kevin mccarthy does the same thing. you make a public commitment, sign a contract saying these are the things we do. if we don't, hold us accountable. that he wants the best of newt gin gingrich. the worst of politics is talking about jailing people. we have a right to know about our economy. we have a right to know about foreign policy and the threats that are happening right now in nations across the globe. and we have a right to a strong, healthy, vibrant democracy. to give up the rights or to threaten people the way some politicians do, that's why we are in so much trouble. and i say to every politician, to every elected official at least spend the next seven days reaching out, listening, learning. it is absolutely appropriate to st

here to react fox news contributor and former speaker of the house newt gingrich. newt, good morning to you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> steve: we're doing okay. but we're scratching our heads. this kind of is good analysis for remember a couple months ago when it sounded like the department of justice was negotiating with the families of migrants $450,000 per person who was separated from their parents with the children. and then joe biden said i never heard anything about it well, apparently they didn't tell him about it but stuff is going on. do you think ron klain is running the show? >> well, i think probably as much as any one person. remember, biden has very limited energy levels, so if he does a two hour press conference my guess is it took most of his energy for three or four days. the amount of information he is going to receive is going to be very, very limited. maybe the most limited of any modern president. so other people have to keep the game going forward. and i think you see this hang again and again. he is, i think,

fox news contributor, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. e i happen to be there in the lead up and emceed the night you became speaker was a special night for me and i see very similar things emerging. i don't want people too get ovew confident. >> what would you advise? well, first of all, i think you're going to see speaker kevin mccarthy. i think you're going to see a big majority in the senate. you know, if the trafalgar numbers stick or get bigger, which they could you're talkingk aboutin a tsunami would be the largest republican majority at w least in one hundred years. and i think it would be a stunning moment. so this coming election night may be almost as exciting for us as the one we spent together in ninety four. i think the key is twofold. you you want to run. if i could a two sided electioni one is reality. big government socialism isn't working. go to any gas s stationocsm fols as they fill upp their car, go to any grocery store, askve people they look at the empty shelves. it ain't working. second republic have to have and th

hit the ground running if we are entrusted with the majority, we will not slow down but be like newt gingrich when he took over the house. we will have an agenda and kevin mccarthy just started laying the ground work to that agenda. >> griff: i remember newt gingrich had a contract and laid things out clearly. you now have leader mccarthy laying out the priorities everything from the border to out-of-control crime to the soaring 40 year high inflation. what do you believe should be priority number one, and how will republicans begin to tackle it? >> well, as far as i'm concerned, priority number one would be to hold the biden administration accountable. i mean, we have to look at every debacle in this administration to afghanistan to scenting tax dollars to the wuhan lab for gain-of-function research. we have to look at the unfunded, unconstitutional mandates, the vaccine mandates, the executive order halting the border wall, the executive order with the keystone pipeline. each of these policies that the biden administration has had detrimental effects on the american taxpayers. the keystone

. >> i call the leaders of the next congress, senator dole and congressman gingrich to tell them after this hard-fought campaign we're ready to work together to serve all of the american people in a nonpartisan manner. >> he went onto work with the new speaker of the house, gingrich, to balance the budget and implement conservative policies like welfare reform. of course, when obama then followed bush, he did some pretty liberal stuff as we know like obamacare but he was a talented politician at least. obama couldn't do everything the hard left wanted but they believed he would lay the groundwork for a massive expansion of federal power. and then after democrats lost in 2016 with hillary, they just went totally bananas! by 2020, the party could not resist throwing in with its most radical element. they work with the press and corrupt forces inside our own government to hound trump with relentless and baseless investigations and leveling these ridiculous accusations. the left salivated in the prospect of impeachment and conviction. they were committed to winning by any means necessary.

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after speaker gingrich was the speaker of the house versus before. some of this may be actually related to the existence of the filibuster. there are also many extreme -- extraneous factors when it comes to determining a why exactly the logjam and the gridlock is the way it is. i do not know how much of it is actually attributable to the 60 vote threshold itself. >> if we go even farther back from speaker gingrich to the 70's, some research i went to my colleagues argues that one of the things that led to the rise of the filibuster in the first place, was the interest of the part of individual senators, wanting to exploit all of their available procedural rights. the notion that different kinds of people, with different kinds of measures were being pressed to do that beginning in the , mid-70's. again, part of this whole story about where we were, how we are, and how we got here. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we are talking -- taking your calls live, on the air and on the news of the day, we will discuss policy issues that impact you. com

newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and author of "beyond biden" joins me now. all right, speaker, when you were there, she was there when you were there at the same time. were you or anybody aware of how much she was cashing in behind the scenes? >> well, there were always stories, particularly i remember involving her husband's investments, i think it was in some mow a. senator feinstein who is also extraordinarily wealthy. the current governor of california. there are a about six families that somehow seem to have political power and remarkably successful at increasing their wealth. i think there is a deeper question here which i think is totally legitimate. we need to have new and stricter rules on what people can invest in when they are in public life. there is too many examples recently of insider trading. peter schweizer has a brand new book out which is frankly pretty stunning in the number of cases that he lays out. and i think people have a legitimate right to say to folks you can't use your public position. now, this is a little bit weird in the age o

. >> i call the leaders of the next congress, senatorea dole ad congressman gingrich to tell them after this hard-fought campaign we're ready to work together to serve all of the american people in a nonpartisan manner. >> he went onto work with the new speaker of the house, gingrich, to balance the budget and implement conservative policies like welfare reform. of course, when obama then followed bush, he did some pretty liberal stuff as we know like obamacare but he was a talented politician at least. obama couldn't do everything the hard left wanted but they believed he would lay the groundwork for a massive expansion of federal power. and then after democrats lost in 2016 with hillary, they just went totally bananas! by 2020, the party could not resist throwing in with its most radical element. they work with the press and corrupt forces inside our own government to hound trump with relentless and baseless investigations and leveling these ridiculous accusations. the left salivated in the prospect of impeachment and conviction. they were committed to winning by any means necessary.

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we're going to do our job despite bizarre threats such as newt gingrich's weird comments. and we're going to get all the information. and we're going to make it known to the american people. and we're going to look at what could be changed legislatively. we're a legislative committee. we're not going after anybody. we're going after the truth. and it will give us some insight into laws that should be changed, perhaps, for example the electoral count act that liz cheney and i are working on. i personally think that we should revisit the elements of the insurrection act that the former president threatened to use repeatedly for no reason that was legitimate. there are a lot of things that i think we need to tighten up, to protect our law and order society, and to avoid the kind of chaos that woe se saw in the prior administration. >> might other trump cabinet members testify as part of this investigation, might we hear about other cabinet members who are cooperating with this investigation? >> it is possible. but let me just say that at the investigative stage, you don't nec

newt gingrich has an explanation. what does it all mean? we are in 2022, the year of the midterm, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: joe biden begins this year, 2022, midterm year, with slumping approval and an agenda inin peril on capitol hill, increasing iron from the radical far left progressive that run that party and get this, a new report from political citing multiple democratic strategists sang democratic voters should expect a primary challenge to biden if, in fact, he tries to run for reelection.em as congresswoman ocasio-cortez's for communications director told "politico," "is deeply unpopular, as old ases adam schiff, and he's largely ineffective unless we are counting judges or whatever the hell inside baseball scorecard that we are using, i think you will probably get demolished in the midterms" but even with the failure starting them -- staring them right in the face, democrats continue to double down on their reckless, radical socialist agenda with senate majority leader chuck schumer saying he's going to brin

interviews with senator tom cotton truth social ceo devon known as a former speaker of the house newt gingrich all caught up sunday morning on fox news 10:00 a.m. live. leave it right here in foxbusiness start smart every week day with us. from 6:00 a.m. -- 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria foxbusiness but help you start your day every weekday with us on foxbusiness without affronts for this weekend, thank you so much for being with us. have a great rest of weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: this week on was a journal large joe biden celebrates doubling down on threat to american democracy apparently biting russia to help itself to ukraine for the white house as damage control the rest the country does not find much to celebrate. meanwhile in the real america 2022 started just about like 20

joining me now is former speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich. newt, how important is it for republican and moderate democrat senators to stand up toenat this whole charade? well, i think the important thing is who goess great at having really good investigations and really good at. ings you know, nixon appoint nominated several people who failed lyndon johnson, only people who failed and they failed becausey when they gotns into the investigations and they got into the hearings a ,the country concluded they were bad, that they weren't appropriate to be w on the supreme court. so i startrt with the idea that president has to nominate he doesn't get to approve. the senate hasas an obligation o look carefully at whoever isve nominated, find out what their views are, what their past is and then see what happens. and we've had a number of cases over the last half century with a nominee just kind of melted down, couldn't take the heat.t, so i don't want to prejudge this , although i thought it was kind of interesting that biden today used a pronoun sh

newt gingrich used to walk the halls of congress and he would have saved newt gingrich's life if he could have. and what the members on this committee are trying to do is find out what occurred and try to find ways to make sure that it does not happen again. if that warrants criminal prosecution, what country are we living in? it's just bizarre. >> thank you both so very much. >>> and next, arizona democrats censuring senator kyrsten sinema after her filibuster vote and the chair of that state's party is next. >>> see why democrats may be starting to lose some parents because of covid policies and school. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so

the house newt gingrich all caught up sunday morning on fox news 10:00 a.m. live. leave it right here in foxbusiness start smart every week day with us. from 6:00 a.m. -- 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria foxbusiness but help you start your day every weekday with us on foxbusiness without affronts for this weekend, thank you so much for being with us. have a great rest of weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: this week on was a journal large joe biden celebrates doubling down on threat to american democracy apparently biting russia to help itself to ukraine for the white house as damage control the rest the country does not find much to celebrate. meanwhile in the real america 2022 started just about like 2021 left off selling horrifying crime in many cities as progressive prosecutors implement the criminal justice reforms. and, time to declare an end to the covid war as joe biden places and millions of masks to americans when it be better if we all just moved on? welcome to the wall street journal at large will discuss all the

interviews with senator tom cotton truth social ceo devon known as a former speaker of the house newt gingrich all caught up sunday morning on fox news 10:00 a.m. live. leave it right here in foxbusiness start smart every week day with us. from 6:00 a.m. -- 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria foxbusiness but help you start your day every weekday with us on foxbusiness without affronts for this weekend, thank you so much for being with us. have a great rest of weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: this week on was a journal large joe biden celebrates doubling down on threat to american democracy apparently biting russia to help itself to ukraine for the white house as damage control the rest the country does not find much to celebrate. meanwhile in the real america 2022 started just about like

interviews with senator tom cotton truth social ceo devon known as a former speaker of the house newt gingrich all caught up sunday morning on fox news 10:00 a.m. live. leave it right here in foxbusiness start smart every week day with us. from 6:00 a.m. -- 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria foxbusiness but help you start your day every weekday with us on foxbusiness without affronts for this weekend, thank you so much for being with us. have a great rest of weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: this week on was a journal large joe biden celebrates doubling down on threat to american democracy apparently biting russia to help itself to ukraine for the white house as damage control the rest the country does not find much to celebrate. meanwhile in the real america 2022 started just about like 2021

interviews with senator tom cotton truth social ceo devon known as a former speaker of the house newt gingrich all caught up sunday morning on fox news 10:00 a.m. live. leave it right here in foxbusiness start smart every week day with us. from 6:00 a.m. -- 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria foxbusiness but help you start your day every weekday with us on foxbusiness without affronts for this weekend, thank you so much for being with us. have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: this week on was a journal large joe biden celebrates doubling down on threat to american democracy apparently biting russia to help itself to ukraine for the white house as damage control the rest the country does not find much to celebrate. meanwhile in the real america 2022 started just about like 2021 left off sel

you take the gingrich bullying on one of the right wing networks. they're doing a lot of cage rattling and seems like they're trying to scare off anyone inclined to cooperate and doesn't want to be held in contempt of congress. why? >> i think they're afraid ultimately of what is going to be learned, what is going to come out as this committee has gotten closer and close irto the epicenter of the trump white house including trump family members. as the investigations begin to close in on the trump organization relating to the fraud they have committed over the years i think everyone is looking for ways to distract the public's attention. annuity gingrich is embarrassing. i would ask mike if i could -- >> please. >> yeah. virginia's not a state that embraced donald trump. virginia rejected donald trump. fairly soundly. now the democrats lost in important elections a few months ago but how does this play with most of the electorate in virginia? is it getting the attention that's going to cause this attorney general and maybe the new republican governo