then, the republicans suing to disqualify madison cawthorn from congress for engaging in insurrection joins me live. plus, jelani cobb on the right wing crackdown on teaching black history as black history month begins and one year after a certain senator's great escape to cancun, or works says that texas has failed to prepare for another freeze. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have new revelations tonight about the ex presidents coup plotting that contain some of the most incriminating evidence yet, i'll explain. so in the weeks following the election with his defeat appearing one more certain trump's scheme to sustain power, as we have chronicled on the show, became increasingly desperate. and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, had been spreading all sorts of conspiratorial nonsense about the voting machines for weeks. falsely claiming that the voting machines rig the election for biden. >> it's way beyond what people think. including a very very dangerous foreign company that says -- that's not american, that's far. a company that has close

and people like cawthorn support him. the rnc just passed that insane resolution that talked about the kinds of activities that cawthorn was doing on the 6th, they called that legitimate political discourse. i think it's a great opportunity for democrats to continue to underscore the danger that exists to our democracy. >> kristen, you are an expert on polling and focus groups and voters. i'm wondering as a fewer practical level for democrats, not morality, not ethics, not what should be, as a pure political matter, is talking about the insurrection, is talking about possible violations of the 14th amendment, et cetera, et cetera, the erosion of democracy, is that a winning issue? >> i don't think it is. i think in part because the number one issue so clearly is the economy, cost of living, secondary to that things like how are you handling covid, issues like immigration. for a lot of voters, they don't like what happened on january 6th at all, but it also feels like folks want to look backwards instead of the voters who

then, the republicans suing to disqualify madison cawthorn from congress for engaging in insurrection joins me live. plus, jelani cobb on the right wing crackdown on teaching black history as black history month begins and one year after a certain senator's great escape to cancun, or works says that texas has failed to prepare for another freeze. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have new revelations tonight about the ex presidents coup plotting that contain some of the most incriminating evidence yet, i'll explain. so in the weeks following the election with his defeat appearing one more certain trump's scheme to sustain power, as we have chronicled on the show, became increasingly desperate. and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, had been spreading all sorts of conspiratorial nonsense about the voting machines for weeks. falsely claiming that the voting machines rig the election for biden. >> it's way beyond what people think. including a very very dangerous foreign company that says -- that's not american, accompanied that's far. a company th

>> cawthorn filed a federal lawsuit to try and block the state proceedings because according to cawthorn, the normal north carolina state proceedings for evaluating the qualifications of any candidate for office, whether it has to do with age or citizenship or anything else violate his constitutional rights. it is unfortunate that i think cawthorn probably didn't read the north carolina election laws before he decided to run for office. i strongly suspect he didn't read the u.s. constitution. but this is part of the process. if you run for office in north carolina, you have to be prepared to stand up and explain why you are qualified for office. >> you're trying it depose him, what do you want to ask him? >> well, i'm not going to give away the questions that we'll ask, but the important thing is that the evidence that we have set forth already establishes enough of the basis that if cawthorn isn't willing to come forward and meet his burden of showing that he is qualified for office, then we think that the state board of elections is obligated to find that he's disqualified and can't be

madison cawthorn. there is a lawsuit to get him off the ballot because it said he engaged in the insurrection, which in north carolina law, would mean he's disqualified from the ballot potentially. this has to do with the fourteenth amendment. it sets people up here. no person shall be a elector of vice president or hold any office, civil or military, under the united states, any state, having previously taken an oath as a member of congress, or as an officer of the united states, or as a member of michigan state legislature, or as an executive given insurrection or rebowl in. >> there the fourteenth amendment, section 3 is what folks have been warning could apply to the insurrectionists or members of congress if any were found to have given them aid or comfort. that is being questioned with madison cawthorn based on what we know. the north carolina board said they will look at it. this is a long ball as it applies to madison cawthorn. i want to be very clear. if we find out other members of congress w

now, cawthorn, he has denied any wrong doing. he's even filed a federal lawsuit trying to shut down this challenge. we have a key player of that effort. our first guest is a former north carolina supreme court justice who's representing the voters who are now challenging ka cawthorn's legit maty. bob orr joins me now. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> my mom is from north carolina. you're from god's country, as she would say. we'll get to the meat of the matter here. i think many people will look at this and say, how is this possible? how would you be able to prevent him from running for re-election. it comes around the 14 amendment. explain why. >> that's exactly why. it's actually the constitution of the united states that disqualifies madison cawthorn from being a candidate for office in 2022. north carolina has a challenge statute in which voters in the district in which the individual files -- in this case, the 13th congressional district -- file this challenge saying they have reasonable suspicion that cawt

here's up with of the lead attorneys challenging cawthorn's candidacy this morning on cnn. >> his role in helping to facilitate the january 6th insurrection triggered an essential provision that the republican congress added to the u.s. constitution after the civil war. and that provision says that anyone who broke their oath who support the constitution, and then aided an insurrection cannot be trusted with future public office because they pose a danger to the entire country. >> and joining us now to discuss is former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. good morning, jennifer. help us break this down. i want to put up the language from the 14th amendment, section 3, i'm not going to read through it all, but our viewers can take a look at it as i bring you in to address this. this s this is a novel approach here. >> on the face of it, it is the election board that determines the qualifications of candidates. there is an age qualification, residency and this one, that you not have aided an insurrection if you want to run for office. the issue though is and we're not there yet because a

joining us is madison cawthorn's attorney. sir, i appreciate you being with us this morning. i'm just trying to understand this here. your client has said publicly that running for office is a right protected by the constitution. he is saying that is being violated by this challenge by the north carolina statute. where does the constitution guarantee that right. >> it's in the first amendment. the freedom of association that is protected by the first amendment, protects the right to run for office. so any activity that would restrict, you know, governmental activity that would restrict that would be subject to strict scrutiny. and of course we have both a procedure and a claim here that both violate the first amendment and other due process rights. so that's the reason we have filed a suit in federal court to injoin this effort to really undermine democracy by preventing people from running for office and therefore denying the voters their choice. >> but let's pull up this fourteenth amendment section 3 again, the disqualification clause. you do admit that the constitution al

now, cawthorn, he has denied any wrongdoing. he's even filed a federal lawsuit just last week to try to shut down this challenge. we have a key player of that effort. our first guest is a former north carolina supreme court justice who's representing the voters who are now challenging cawthorn's legitimacy. bob orr joins me now. bob, good to see you. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> i got to tell you, first of all, my mom is from north carolina, so i see you're from god's country as she would say. we'll bypass that for a moment and get right into the meat of the matter here because i think many people look at this and say how is this possible? how would you be able to prevent him from running for re-election? it all comes around the 14th amendment. explain why. >> well, that's exactly right. it's actually the constitution of the united states that disqualifies madison cawthorn from being a candidate for office in 2022. north carolina has a challenge statute in which voters in the district in whi

then, the republicans suing to disqualify madison cawthorn from congress for engaging in insurrection joins me live. plus, jelani c

then, the republicans suing to disqualify madison cawthorn from congress for engaging in insurrection joins me live. plus, jelani cobb on the right wing crackdown on teaching black history as black history month begins and one year after a certain senator's great escape to cancun, or works says that texas has failed to prepare for another freeze. all in starts right now.

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then, the republicans suing to disqualify madison cawthorn from congress for engaging in insurrection joins me live. plus, jelani cobb on the right wing crackdown on teaching black history as black history month begins and one year after a certain senator's great escape to cancun, or works says that texas has failed to prepare for another freeze. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have new revelations tonight about the ex presidents coup plotting that contain some of the most incriminating evidence yet, i'll explain. so in the weeks following the election with his defeat appearing one more certain trump's scheme to sustain power, as we have chronicled on the show, became increasingly desperate. and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, had been spreading all sorts of conspiratorial nonsense about the voting machines for weeks. falsely claiming that the voting machines rig the election for biden.

madison cawthorn and mr. louie gohmert, both members will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? >> i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bilirakis of florida, i inform the house that mr. bilirakis will vote yes on h.r. 55. as the member designated by mr. green of tennessee, i inform the house that mr. green will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. clark of new york and ms. bass of california, both members will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. tenney of new york, mr. tallon and pursuant to house resolution eight, these members will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rh

up next, remarks by congressman jim banks and madison cawthorn on conservative activism. this bronze just over an hour. -- this runs just over an hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. so my name is not mercedes schlapp. it's a joy behar with the view. and i wear my mask everywhere, even in the bathroom. okay. so this is seriously going to be the cpac talkshow format. we get to do this every week on cpac now america and cancel. we have show three times a week. if you haven't watched it it's a lot of fun. you just go to conservative.org. it's like you can watch at any time and when wonderful guests so without this a great opportunity to bring on some really remarkable leaders in our nation who are on the front lines fighting on all different levels from the. political level to the community level, in our school boards. and so i'm just throw so thrilled that i have the political opportunity to not be what the or joy but to be a strong conservative woman who is going to be able to talk to the site was guessed that we have so let's not waste any time. let's get going. all right. my

cawthorn. mr. brown, go ahead, quickly. >> yes. to give you an example of how difficult these rare cancers are to get service connected, i work directly with two different v.a. secretaries to get a brain cancer presumptive based upon v.a.'s own research for gulf war veterans. they pushed this all the way to the office of management and budget, and it was denied in 2016 and then the doctor did the same in 2017, and it was denied. so even with the research and v.a. wanting to do right thing, other agencies didn't see fit to grant the funding for them. >> thank you for bringing that up, mr. brown. omb is basically the tool of the president at the time. i thank you for bringing that example up. mr. cawthorn, go ahead. >> thank you very much, ranking member bost, mr. stewart, all of our representatives from all of these great organizations. i appreciate you being here. i would like to direct this question to ms. keenan with the vfw or lindsay or aleks. when would you believe is the ideal time to let

walker, congressman madison cawthorn and that's it. our time. you've been a eegreat audience. thank you all. [applause] >> more now from the conservative political active action conference held in orlando. we hear from senator marco rubio of florida. this isabout 15 minutes . >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senator marco rubio. [music] >> thank you very much. iq. this is, you guys may not know this but i talked to the cdc this morning and this is the largest massless gathering since the super bowl apparently. since the super bowl. you know, we've got it at the number of name changes going on in america, a bunch of people got names wrong two years ago. but i have 11 minutes with you and rather than write something out, i thought i'd talk to you about something weighing on me for a long time in allseriousness . being american is hard. you know why being american is so hard, it's the customer america is not normal. let me tell you what i mean. here's what's normal. almost every person that ever lived on earth has had no freedom. hundreds of billions of people, whatever th

there is an effort in north carolina by some voters to keep madison caw thrown off the balance -- cawthorn off the ballot saying he's not eligible because of the 14th amendment. and what it says is that members who engage in insurrection or rebellion against the united states are not eligible to hold office. so my question for you is, do you think members of congress who participated in january 6 activities should be ineligible to run for re-election? speaker pelosi: well, i am not familiar what's happening in north carolina. i appreciate what you had to say about it. but i would hope that members of congress who participated in insurrection and sedition would be held accountable by their voters, including any form of president of the united states. . reporter: [indiscernible] reporter: the congress is saying you're using the capitol police, weaponizing them against members of congress this week, monitoring them. ms. pelosi: that's a waste of time. i had no power over the capitol police. does anybody not know that? the capitol police have responded to that gentleman's allegation. but i hav

cawthorn, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote yes on amendment 239. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative barragan of california, i inform the house that representative barragan will vote no on the steel amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. kelly: as the member designated by ms. clarke of new york, i inform the house that ms. clarke will vote no on the steel amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. wilson of florida, the only place where crocodiles and alligators live together in the wild, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote no on the steel amendment. as the member designated by mr. keating of massachusetts, home to the first public beach, revere beach opened in 1896, i inform the house that mr. keating will vote no on the steel amendment. the

madison cawthorn, his defense in court is it wasn't an insurrection. real quick, jeffrey? >> reporter: just remember, mitch mcconnell, for all his criticism, he is the one who is stopping voting rights legislation that is the response to what has happened in the states after january 6th. all these states are making it hard tore vote because of donald trump's lies. and mitch mcconnell is making it impossible to correct any of that. let's remember what he is doing in his day job. >> the original independent commission. >> exactly. >> almost single handedly kept that from happening. >> reporter: yeah. >> catch abby sunday on "inside politics". >>> partly medical and partly a scientific shift. very shortly governor kathy hochul is expecting to announce she is lifting the indoor mask man mandate. this is according to the "new york times". hochul's expected announcement comes today before the state wide mask order is expected to expire tomorrow. cases in new york continue to decline. it comes as more and more democratic-led states have relaxation of rules. . >> a growing push to

. >> ted cruz is a senator, madison cawthorn is a member of congress. make it make sense. that's not merit. but at this time when the demand among these right-wing groups that are stoking these parents up, it's to say, you must say that all white people through history were nice. they were innocent, one of my producers use this term -- it is about innocence. yes they had slaves but they just wanted them to be christian. of course they fed them, they didn't want them to be sick, they treated them so good, they were members of the family. yes, they were slaves but it was nice. we are nice. thomas jefferson, he was nice, he loved the children he created. like, they need it to be nice. and yet we are living at a time when the way that they are trying to demand this niceness is screaming at school board members to the point where they are quitting! people are threatening school boards and now we have today, on the first day of black history month, at least six historically black colleges and universities have received bomb threats. so which is it? do you want us to say that eve

cawthorn? >> thank you very much. of our representatives, i appreciate you being here, i would like to join this question, with the vfw or at lindsay, when would you believe is the ideal time to let veteran's no when they are eligible and what benefit they are billed -- they are eligible for quick in regards to burn pits? he brought a great play of enlightening and informing the soldiers when they're leaving the service to become veterans, when they should warn about all these. i look forward to anyone who wants to answer that. >> i will jump in quickly. during the packed program, it is not too early. it does have credit and service on no terry installations. a time for their benefits before their discharge. the earlier, the better. some of the complaints we've heard with veterans is the lack of information. whether it is through email, technology or just at the v.a.. on what their benefits are and what they can do if they believe they were exposed to toxic substances. there really isn't a point of time that it is too

we name a number of house districts, potentially madison cawthorn, boebert, biggs. i think we have to look at the map widely and pick a set of races and try to look at how we try to defeat extraordinarily pro-tufpl counties that aren't necessarily representing the kitchen table issues that matter to voters. >> lauren boebert's vulnerable in this, as you see it? >> could be. could be. i think over the cycle you could see this redistricting cycle where there could be vulnerabilities. i think we will see that there will -- trumpism will recede. you have to challenge it in key districts where over time we will have a chance to take on these candidates. >> very interesting read that you and juliana glover put together, kalee. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you so much. >> we are moments away from knowing whether we will have six more weeks of winter or an early spring. is phil the cute little rodent by some people's standards, really accurate in predictions. >> he's a fraud! a fraud. >>> plus, a bombshell lawsuit that really has the potential to upend th

a lot of people forget that lauren boebert and madison cawthorne, two very trumpy members of congress who have become notorious as freshmen members, while they were very trumpy in spirit, they had not endorsed donald trump. so donald trump has a lot of sway in the party, but his blessing does not automatically mean you win a primary. >> charlie, trump loves to hate governor kemp. listen to this. >> you're a rino governor, brian kemp, who has been a complete disaster on election integrity. when stacey abrams says i'm not going to concede, that's okay. of course, having her i think might be better than having your existing governor, if you want to know the truth. you have one of the dumbest governors in the united states. i wasn't happy with brian kemp. i wasn't at all happy. >> despite all of trump's bashing, it seems like very few georgia republicans are looking to ditch kemp for perdue. what would it say about trump if perdue loses this race? look, there's still time. things can change, but what does it stay? >> let me say this having been called a rino, a squish and a bedwetter, i f

. >> we think the evidence points very strongly to hcawthorn bein disqualified and if cawthorn chooses to appeal to the court system that they would agree. >> ron fein there. the issue maybe there is a constitutional issue, on the substance an issue. as you noted because of his identity in the trump wing of the party because of the liberal organizations clearly defined going after him. it's hard to separate is there a legal issue here or is this just about politics? >> exactly. his supporters will say, look, democrats will not stop. they will use every tool in the toolbox, every mechanism they can to erase our perspective. it's not about insurrection which there are legitimate concerns. it becomes a rebuke of their ideology as a whole and that is why this is such tricky territory. >> let's listen a little bit more. he is a rising star in that wing of the party, marjorie taylor greene tends to get more attention, but listen. >> we don't need to abolish the january 6 committee. we need to use it, start investigating what really happened. how many fbi agents were in the crowd? who are the

be censuring margie taylor green and -- sorry, censuring people like margie taylor green and madison cawthorn and not adam kinzinger and liz cheney. it does not make sense. >> they care about the small-donor donation, and people like marjorie taylor greene are celebrated and adam kinzinger and liz cheney are censured. >> but it makes sense, because that is where the voters are. >> and people like marjorie taylor greene are commanding fundraisers, and the other members of the party are taking part of that. thank you, joe and molly. thank you for talking with us. >>> and now, joe rogan who has been accused of using n-word more than 200 time20 times, and responds. [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] (doorbell ringing) (bustling office sounds) - [announcer] eggzilaration, when the cheesiest guilty pleasure breakfast sandwich starts your day on just the right note. on time, lowest price, or we'll make it right. (chicka-chicka) grubhub. introducing the all-new gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. it combines shaving and gentle exfol

kevin mccarthy is afraid of the capacity of kooks like marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and cawthorn and gaetz to mobilize against him should the republicans retake the house and challenge his speakership. and so what you continue seeing is ridiculous cowardice. i mean, it looked like he was competing in the olympics yesterday, the way he was running so fast down the halls. we finally found something he's good at. running away from the truth. and running away from questions. >> oh, ana. >> don, if i could just add one postscript to ana. in terms of how slavish kevin mccarthy is. any gazpacho that marjorie taylor greene gives to kevin mccarthy, he's going to drink. >> do you know the reference? >> i've got to go. i'll get the reference later. i'll tell you what it means. >> go look up what -- even cha-cha's upset now. [ dog barking ] >> thank you both. let's turn to the tension at ukraine's border. the white house has now approved a plan for u.s. troops to help evacuate americans if russia invades ukraine. joining me now, fareed zakaria. he is the host of "fareed zakaria gps." thanks

. >> yeah, can we just show -- cawthorn? this man is a, -- i have to at this is funny. i've is it's like my dream come true. he is punching a dead tree. this is ridiculous. it's funny, it's laughable to watch him do this, this is a joke. but i mean, there is the sense of, like, i need to do violence to something, i need to, like, donald trump jr. goes and hunts beautiful creatures in africa and just sits on them as if that is somehow masculine. it is perverse. but i wonder if there is a counter surveilling trend anywhere in the faith that is talking about a different kind of masculinity that is about caring for people, that is about doing the right thing, because i always thought, you know, manliness really is about being responsible, being a good person. where is that in the masculinity conversation? >> there is certainly that conversation going on. there has been, alongside this and particularly in the 1990s, when we had the promise keepers movement and a lot of talk about servant leadership, and a kinder, gentler version of patriarchy. but that really started to get

. >> there's a new crop of politicians, marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz, madison cawthorne, they're trying to get media attention and getting on fox. it is not about working on committees or criafting legislation. it's not about any of that stuff. >> chris cillizza, thank you. "the lead with jake tapper" starts after a short break. and proactive alerts on market events. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching... the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is the only medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about

kevin mccarthy is afraid of the capacity of kooks like marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and cawthorn and gaetz to mobilize against him should the republicans retake the house and challenge his speakership. and so what you continue seeing is ridiculous cowardice. i mean, it looked like he was competing in the olympics yesterday, the way he was running so fast down the halls. we finally found something he's good at. running away from the truth. and running away from questions. >> oh, ana. >> don, if i could just add one postscript to ana. in terms of how slavish kevin mccarthy is. any gazpacho that marjorie taylor greene gives to kevin mccarthy, he's going to drink. >> do you know the reference? >> i've got to go. i'll get the reference later. i'll tell you what it means. >> go look up what -- even cha-cha's upset now. [ dog barking ] goodbye. >> thank you both. let's turn to the tension at ukraine's border. the white house has now approved a plan for u.s. troops to help evacuate americans if russia invades ukraine. joining me now, fareed zakaria. he is the host of "fareed zakaria gps.

a lot of people forget that lauren bogert and madison cawthorne, two trumpy supporters. so donald trump has a lot of sway in the party, but his blessing does not automatically mean you win a primary. >> charlie, trump loves to hate brian kemp. listen to this. >> you're a rhino governor, brian kemp, who's been a complete disaster on election integrity. i think having her might be better than having your existing governor. you have one of the dumbust governors in the united states. i wasn't happy with brian kemp. i wasn't at all happych. >> despite trump's bashing it seems like very few georgia republicans are looking to ditch kemp for perdue. what would it say about trump if perdue loses this race? look, there's still time. things can change, but what does it stay? >> let me say this having been called a rhino, a squish i feel governor kemp's pain. clearly, you know, governor kemp seems to be more than holding his own. in north carolina we saw an endorsement by former president trump for a republican candidate ted bud, but the former governor seems to be doing quite well,

hud cawthorn, this does not include the subject matter of the day. it includes all of the benefits that relate to a bad knee, a hip. they're still in the service and obviously it's easier to determine surface connection when you kind of know it is happening in that moment nor, but benefit delivery at this charge, the protocol is not huge universally available. it's available in some places but not everywhere. it still does not solve this issue of all of our veterans who were exposed to burn pits in the post 9/11 yard and the desert storm era, etc, etc. mr. stewart, i'll give you the last word. you've been so patient. i commend you for sticking it through to the very end. not even our members of congress do that. i shouldn't say not even, it's not surprising, but it's surprising to see someone -- >> i'm incredibly busy and popular. the fact that i've been able to do this is a real testament to my stamina. i wanted to sort of talk about the bigger scale, talking about technology and capacity. and we talk about resources and all different things that we

he's doing it to our colleague anderson cawthorn to kick his name off the ballot and then this week, laura , on friday they're trying to take my name off the ballot as saying that i violated the 14th amendment because i objected to unconstitutional elections that were conducted in twenty twenty . these are the same people that want to lecture us about democracy break. they have no grounds to ever talk to us about democracy. they're the most anti-democratic election meddlers of all. now, congressman jordan, i was doing a little research the show and i saw that you were attacked in the hill newspaper today over your criticism of the january 6thda committee on this show.n if jordan was worried that a local reporter might pin him down on such a simple question, wait until he gets 14 former prosecutors on his case. not only are they hired because of their experience which is going after the mob or terrorists, they're trained in the socratic method and the hegelian dialectic that's such fancy writing. i love reading. congressman, your response? well,, a couple of things. one , remember, th

governor scott walker with the young america foundation, one of our favorites, and congressman madison cawthorn of the great state of north carolina. [applause] >> gentlemen, how are you? right here. >> nice to see you. >> great to see you. >> i can confidently say i am the only person here with the most comfortable chair. >> you are not wearing my heels. >> my shoes never get dirty. >> it is so great to have you both here. obviously with rebecca, she is running for governor of wisconsin. i know you had that role. >> so i have heard, right? [laughter] >> you were one of the best. walk us through not only what you're seeing in wisconsin, but just generally. you are traveling across the country, you are meeting with so many young, dynamic people. is this next generation going to save us? >> yes. we are training the next generation of freedom fighters and we are excited about it. you heard on the earlier panel, the things we learned in virginia last year is don't piss off parents. one of the few good things out of the pandemic's parents could see what is happening in the classroom. but i think the

also, representative madison cawthorn, where is madison? madison. [cheers and applause] they are doing everything they can to stop him. they are doing everything, but that will not be successful, will it? mark green. mark, thank you, mark, thank you, mark. thank you. a person who is very shy, doesn't like speaking her mind. [laughter] but she does it anyway. marjorie taylor greene. [cheers and applause] where is marjorie? [cheers and applause] a man that knows me almost better than any human being that she knows every inch of me -- [laughter] -- human being -- he knows every inch of me -- [applause] and he believes it is a beautiful sight, and that is why i like him. he was a white house doctor. [laughter] and also, for obama and for bush and i would love to ask him who is in the best shape. [laughter] [cheers and applause] e -- key was respected by everybody -- he was respected by everybody, a great admiral, a great doctor, a great admiral, and you know what, he is an incredible, loving, but tough politician from texas, congressman ronny jackson. t

cawthorn: the path to victory begins and ends with me. they're asking the american people. the washington elites are panicked. joe biden is a withering, blundering failure. they feel the pains of america first re-emergence. what's their solution, madam speaker? to stop us patriots from returning to office. they filed a challenge to disenfranchise voters around the nation. i promise you, they will fail. but their efforts in the deep states work to shut down trump and his supporters will ramp up. watch what happened to the january 6 prisoners. they'll become a nationwide template for what the regime will do to all of us. they've come for us first. pay attention, they take us down, they will come for you next. but take hope. god and the people are on our side. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president of the united states. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revis

cawthorn, appreciate your insighs. what we have heard is members from across the country, adloses he the republican conference who represent americans all across this great land and they have expressed the people's deep concerns about the multiple crises that we face. and we have pointed out here and made the case and presented the evidence that these crises are the direct result of policy choices. by the white house and democrat leads for the congress. it's unconscionable. the american people recognize this for what it is from the fentanyl crisis to the border crisis to the energy crisis to this mockery of a bill that they're trying to jam through the congress this week. and as i conclude and the clock runs out on my air, madam speaker, i would just say, a couple of reminders about what we dahl the america concedes to china act. that is a 2,900 page bill. patched together in a back room somewhere with no regular order, no debate, no amendment process, no committee hearings, no input from the o'side of the aisle at all

think about something matthew cawthorn and lauren boebert with gavels next congress. that's a scary, scary thing. the caucus of juvenile delinquents cannot be in control of this congress. >> my grandmother would say nah see. you're having a meeting with president biden this coming week, and there was reporting out there that you weren't happy, and that you were thinking of leaving. is that true? is this meeting -- are you staying? >> jonathan, as my grandma say, i ain't going nowhere. the only place i'm going is to make sure we keep our majorities in the house and the senate and we grow majorities in the governorships, down ballot races. so we have a lot of work to do and i'm so excited to be doing it with this information joe bind and kamala harris are the best of the best, and speaker pelosi to get the work done. >> in the words of effie white, i ain't going. dnc chair jamie harris, thank you for joining us. >>> you are looking at sofi stadium where the nfl's biggest game will kickoff tonight. amid the revelry, the league is under scrutiny over its game plan for div

nigel cawthorne is the author of "pince andrew: epstein, maxwell and the palace" and hejoins me now. thank you so much forjoining us. i'm just curious as to your thoughts on whether you think the royal family will know where the money has come from with that settlement claim? ., ., . ..,, claim? you mentioned lancashire which doesn't _ claim? you mentioned lancashire which doesn't belong _ claim? you mentioned lancashire which doesn't belong to _ claim? you mentioned lancashire which doesn't belong to the - claim? you mentioned lancashire| which doesn't belong to the queen claim? you mentioned lancashire - which doesn't belong to the queen at all. it was set up in the income to pay the sovereign to perform the public and official duties. as far as i can see, defending your way in settling with a sleazy case in a foreign court is not one of the official duties.— foreign court is not one of the official duties. ~ . . ~ , . official duties. what about mps that are callin: official duties. what about mps that are calling for _ official duties. what about mps that are calling for the _