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i think it's important to say may be in washington, the josh hawley's on the world -- of the world are not on board but when you explain that the supreme court is the only court in the country that does not have a binding code of ethics, that's really inexcusable and does not touch any of the partisan touch points it doesn't washington. host: there's a lot more to that court survey that we did if you want to check it out on our website. we have a special section for if you want to read the responses. let's hear from john in washington state, republican line. hi. caller: how are you this morning? guest: good, thanks. caller: i wonder what gives you the right to comment on somebody's free speech? you don't do anything that amounts to anything? guest: thank you for your assessment of my work. i think there is value to having nonpartisan watchdogs in any form of government. the president, when the president issues -- says things which he can say via his rights to free speech, lots of folks respond. when the members of congress go out and say certain things, folks have the right to respond.

lee objected to avenues cruise and josh hawley implying they were self-serving. it seems his objections to what is being done, he didn't like the look of going against the constitution and substituting congress' will. he didn't like the fact josh hawley and lee are trying to serve their own political interest. i don't see in these text messages any real concern for our democracy. >> no, none. next question. of course not. they don't care. look. what's remarkable. mark meadows got 100 text messages here. we learned he got text messages from him and donald trump juior sent to mark meadows. any idea you have for a coup, send it to mark meadows and the lucky winner gets to pick the coup. i'm not going to see this happen. this is exhibit 1 million. to me, the most stunning part is chip roy actually asking twice for evidence, twice, including not getting evidence and mike lee turns on this before january 6th so donald trump knew, chip roy goes you can't do this, call this off. mike lee is a supporter saying this is not going to work and there is donald trump on january

hawley. more and more information is coming out from the generous sixth of may we know what president trump was doing that day. he was watching coverage of it and not calling it off a log of mike said hank michael pence and he continued. >> we can have another conversation it's a question about should these voices actually be stopped from being heard on an important platform like twitter? it seems to me that is a distinctly had altered the american tradition of free speech. >> it goes over too whether this becomes dangerous. like yelling fire in a theater. they did feel there are no sixes like yelling fire in a crowded theater part only 12% of americans on twitter prohibit very inside baseball conversation. i'm not refuting that were having a conversation a lot of americans are not having at their dining tables where there time but inflation a term but the cost of living et cetera. what elon musk is putting out there someone who's a free speech advocate and democrat does not sound that scary

josh hawley, ted cruz is going to run but everybody is running will not run if trump is in. if trump comes in that will be it. ithink he's maneuvering that way. i think when you talk about next generation , that's seven or eight of the top of my head. there's a lot of people that came out of the trump administration that showed so much promise and i think mike pence did a great job. i think he's one of the finest people i've i'll ever meet and i think he would get our country in the right direction. it's very hard to hatemike pence . he's a great person.n. you have a lot of talent in your 40s and 50s and if josh hawley is on his 30s where on the left reason why joe biden's president is because berniesanders could not get elected . one is 80 and one's about to turn 78 so their next generations got to show themselves but their next generation is represented by 93 people in the house and that's a progressive caucus and we just found out that doesn't represent the country . so listen, i can do this for another three hours and i usually do every day.w i appreciate you watching fo

senator josh hawley. ted cruz is going to run again and the ones that will-- everybody i mention is not running if trump is in. if trump comes in, that will be it. so, i think that he's maneuvering that way. i think the-- i just think when you talk about next generation to answer your question, that's seven or eight off the top of my head. i think there's a lot of people that came out of the trump administration that have so much promise and i think that mike pence did a great job. he's an of fine person. one of the finest people i'll ever meet. and i think that he would get our country in the right direction. it's hard to hate mike pence, yeah. no, he's a great person. so i'm just saying you have a lot of talent in the 40's and 50's and josh hawley's case 30's. and i think the reason that joe biden is president right now is because bernie sanders could not get elected. one is 80 and one is about to turn 78 so their next generation has got to show themselves, but their next generation is represented by 93

hawley on the senate, walking in the senate corridors, , asked about the relationship between clarence thomas and his wife and the text here i want to play a little bit of his response and didn't teach you to respond to it. >> what's the implication that the justice is signed off on her text messages? >> could be. she was texting mark meadows to overturn the election. >> i get that but, listen, she's an independent adult woman. it just seems a little strange to me all these calls for her husband to be what, like minding her better? i mean, frankly i think it's misogynistic. ginni thomas, she's out there saying stuff, you better y go gt her under control. responsible for what shearat sa. she is an independent person, you know? she's got her own political views. she's been doing this a long time. she's not on the bench. he's on the bench. i don't know, to me it seems like, wow. >> host: that is senator hawley. what do you think? >> guest: it doesn't hold water. this is a strategy that ginni thomas was a part of that would lead to some out the supreme court itself overturning the election

you have christina home, who else, senator josh hawley. everybody else i mentioned is out running so if trump comes in that willl be it. i think that he's maneuvering that way. if you talk about next generation it's like seven or eight i think there's a lot of people that came out of the trump administration withe so much promise and i think mike pence did a great job. one of the finest people i will ever meet and will get the country in the right direction. it's hard to hate mike pence. he's a great person. on the left i think the reasonno joe biden's even president right now is because bernie sanders couldn't get elected. one is 80 and the other is about to turn 78 so the next generation has to show themselves but isop representedy 93 people in the house and that is we just found out it doesn't represent the country so i could do this for another three hours and i usually do every day. please watch sunday night. i can do more history specials so i will have a good argument if kentucky shows up that would be great. the march on selma and

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josh hawley is selling january 6th merchandise on his website. he is monetizing treason. we need to get people together. we don't need to be fatalistic, i completely agree with mr. bill kristol. we need to fight. >> and if anything, americans know how to do, we have patriotism. we fight for our country. bill kristol and don winslow, thank you so much for joining me this sunday. >> again, don's book, you can go pick it up, city on fire. next, breaking news from ukraine. we're waiting for u.s. officials to a high-level visit in kyiv, four supported by ukraine's president. and later, what would across america could face that the supreme court laws eliminated this summer? but first, to richard louis, with other big news that we are watching here on msnbc. >> very good evening to you. some early protections showing that french president emmanuel macron will serve another term defeating marine le pen. his far-right opponent in her concession speech, le pen, told her supporters quote, we must continue to fight. longtime republican senator oren hatch has died, we're told, he pass

josh hawley went to an ivy league school. so they tend to lead way more left and i think the university, kentucky, but that's a good question. but it but don't get nervous about it. um, but don't be antagonistic back. i don't like this assignment might not be good answer, right? but i appreciate what you're going through. but remember think it through never lose your temper. right, thank you. no. any more questions around you i tell you what, i'm gonna come over to this nice gentleman. who's waited sarah. i'll come right your way. okay. yeah, i buy like when people lose their temper because they don't no one add donate when i start yelling the voice starts going up is because of not confident there arguments. brian do you know who planned the assassination of abraham lincoln? um, do you know who planned it? you know who planned it? not personally, but john wilkes booth with some mastermind, you know, i think so. i think it was someone else. tell me. albert pike okay, i'm gonna have legal bill o'reilly because he wrote a great

we have josh hawley and ted cruz, who helped incite of an insurrection, josh hawley, who stuck his fifth fist in the air. they were not expelled from congress. they have been busy trying to smear the first black female supreme court justice. there are no consequences for these senators and i wonder why the democrats do not shout from the rooftops about colleagues being complicit in a coup. >> it is a huge failing. and it is like we are all pretending. it is not that everything is okay. but we are not grasping the gravity of these people, still still they are as sitting lawmakers. it is even worse because january 6th has come back in honor in the republican party. so much so that dozens of participants in january 6th, including several who breached the capitol, are being encouraged to run for office. and so when you have a party that wants to rule in a lawless fashion and be an autocratic party, unfortunately you need criminals. and you need lawless people along among the ranks. that is what has happened. the party is remaking itself explicitly with trump's endorsing over these people. pe

joining me now is missouri senator josh hawley. senator, thanks for being with us. the left tried to which away the issue of crt in our schools in virginia. and it seems to be is encased here. they are wishing this away, like, this is all exaggerated. this is not really a problem. it is all on the up and up. but doesn't seem like they are depending the indefensible they weren't -- won't turn back. >> senator hawley: actually. this is the official line that child pornography and child exportation is a conspiracy theory. you are exactly right, laura. these are the same people who said if you have concern of what your children are being taught, you are a domestic terrorist. i don't think that set well with voters based on the election returns and i would say that voters this november it will have a similar choice. do you want a party that is soft on crime and a president who nominates supreme court justices who give child pornographers and child exploiters a slap on the list? >> this is what we are giving parents an opportunity to share their stories about what they ar

the new more populist conservatives like tom cotton, bill haggerty, josh hawley, they're not afraid to challenge our own leadership on these issues. who out there is actually standing up to goldman sachs and black rock as they build their portfolios in shanghai and beijing? it is not the woke left, i can tell you that. the big banks selling out their country and selling out freedom, they are the opposite of cool. it's where the modern left is. celebs present pretend to fight for the powerless but the truth is they are owned by the powerful. lebron james in china, leo dicaprio and his private jets. prince harry and meghan. opining about how grim the future looks from their montecito mansion. it's not cool to give people awards either for stuff they don't deserve but that's what liberals do all the time. jon stewart received the mark twain award for american humor over the weekend after recent performances like this. >> the problem with white people. [cheers and applause] >> america has always prioritized white comfort over black survival. any real attempt to repair a ton of that damage.

hawley made it up himself and it seems that you have discovered that this group was the origin story for that false attack. >> hawley had some little helping hands and it was this group, the american accountability foundation, which believe it or not, is a tax exempt organization. you can give money to it and get the tax deduction, while it snares everybody in sight. and it does, you know, sort of phony research, basically, and pretty sloppy job, if you really look into it, most of the mud that it slung has dissolved when you take a close look but a problem is for a lot of the lesser known nominees people aren't looking very carefully. what caught my eye about it was that i was running a little bit about the nomination of sara bloom raskin, to become the vice chairman of the fed for supervision. she's incredibly well qualified. i mean and very well liked. liked by the banking world also. and had been confirmed twice before to very senior positions at the fed, and at the treasury department, with bipartisan you nam nous support, and suddenly, there were these allegations that were a p

hawley. now she will be changed forever by someone who understands the value of openness, idea and money. i'm looking forward to longer tweets and annihilation of uncreated box and solving san francisco's growing homeless crisis by turning twitter headquarters into west coast fanciest shelter, excommunicated former ceo [bleep] dorsey will sit right in, nice when billionaires and bias nice things but even better when a smart person put his money were all of our mouths should be and keeps the government as far away as possible on social media and censorship. i will take free speech capitalism over federal budget tree any freaking day. that's the memo. if you like the free exchange of ideas, elon musk twitter news should be music to your ears which is why they are crying over at cnn. >> i think that's an example for twitter which is, if you get invited to something where there are no rules, total freedom for everybody, do you want to go to that party or are you going to decide to stay home? that

both senator john cornyn and senator josh hawley's, a blanket forgiveness ignores that some people can afford to pay their lawns, throwing a, you know, a to a political constituency that doesn't want to accept their personal responsibility. i'm not in favor of prioritizing people. >> who have a lot of advantages when there are other folks who can't afford to go to college. but many democrats, including senator tim kaine, want to see the president use his power to wipe out at least some of the debt, $10,000 of loan forgiveness is the most targeted way to meet the needs of those who are most in need. and that could happen soon with president biden saying he should have a plan to announce within a couple of weeks. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> a global outbreak of pediatric hepatitis has health officials around the world on high alert. a mystery strain of the illness has been detected already in several u.s. states and close to a dozen countries around the world. the cdc has implemented a national health alert as it continues to monitor those cases. health experts say many of th

senator josh hawley said that jackson is also being getting minimum sentences in kiddie sick cases. >> seems to be a case we are fascinated of images and what were essentially your peers and then he went on to say it that the defendant was merely trying to satisfy his curiosity, judge he was 18, these kids are eight. i don't see what are peers. >> senator i don't have the record of that entire piece in front of me. what i recall with respect to that case is that unlike the many other child offenders that i've seen as a judge and that i was aware of my work on the sentencing commission. this particular defendant had just graduated from high school, some of the materials that he was looking at were older teenagers. >> tucker: she can confirm that the victim's eight because she is not a biologist. she is a former federal prosecutor think so much for coming on. clearly this person is about to go to the supreme court but we shall still should know what she is about you watch the whole thing how do you assess her record? >> i should also say i'm also a woman i do know what that is. oh respe

senator josh hawley is tweeting to musk, open the books at twitter to show who is censored. could that happen? do you think we'll see more on how twitter was censoring people like charlie kirk, "the babylon bee," tucker carlson, doctors and scientists talking efficacy of vaccines and tweeting about the wuhan lab, china potential lab leak of the pandemic? >> sense censoring free speech i hope is over on twitter. i think that will be the case when you talk about elon. the fact that the iran leader, the fact that the taliban is able to be on twitter but our former president trump was banned, it just doesn't make sense and so hopefully it's going to be a fair place for free speech and, i think senator hawley has some really good points. it would be great for this information to be out there. i mean people are coming to twitter, liz, it is all over the news that elon bought it and they believe in his leadership. elizabeth: it has been a go nowhere stock since it ipo'd in 2013. it has been in a flat line trading range a long time. democrats led by obama, senator ed markey, they're

. >> jesse: was it josh hawley or tom cotton? >> carley: we got it cotton. >> jesse: cotton and i think you already knew that because on the banner it said elm. >> carley: we knew that anyway. >> emily: i knew it because i was watching "jesse watters primetime" on wednesday. >> emily: sucking up, carley. going to get you an extra half point. >> jesse: you guys are chitchaty today. >> carley: because we are friends. >> jesse: good vibrations this politician spoke at the white house this week and the next thing they said was feels good, doesn't it who was it obama or kamala? >> emily: sounds like a bill clinton quote but i'm going to say. [laughter] >> carley: i'm going to say obama. >> emily: really? >> jesse: let's see the answer. >> feels good, doesn't it? [laughter] >> carley: oh my god. >> jesse: do we have a winner? >> jesse: emily. >> carley: we win together. >> jesse: can't share the price. the you win my assistant johnny for a day. >> emily: yes. best award ever. >> jesse: johnny was in therapy because when greg had him fo

and earlier they canceled a man josh hawley and he was canceled by simon & schuster because he objected to certifying the 2020 presidential election and he for the same reasons, political, his political stance, that's why he was canceled by a publishing company. so i wanted to hear from you guys, michael, have you had any difficulty with publishers not wanting to publish your books because they didn't want to promote your message? >> yes, i did. when i wrote "springtime for snowflakes", one of the things i looked at was transgender ideology, i'm not talking transgender here, i'm talking the ideology and the cultural trend and agenda and so i analyzed what was going on with transgender ideology and i decided it had to do with post modernism which is a school of philosophical thought, so to speak, you can call it thought, that basically suggests that reality is determined by language. so that reality is really a social and linguistic construct made by language itself and, you know, there's no out there, out there. really, everything is produced by the subject. hits very subjectivistic and

judy: both republicans, we heard josh hawley saying i like her. she is very nice but she is completely wrong. >> three crossovers is about all we have been able to see in the senate since they went nuclear and did away with the filibuster and lowered the threshold for confirmation. we have seen a number of republican come forward and say this is a history making nomination. she has made her family proud. she has made america proud. she will be the first black woman confirmed to the court and it looks quite cle she will be confirmed to be on the court. judy: and possibly the ft she will not change the ideological balance of the court. something else to talk about and that is the news of the covid funding bill. it is 10 million. less than half what the white house was looking for. at one point presidents were getting all the money they wanted for covid. what is changing? >> covid is no longer the top issue for americans. the issue of inflation is the top issue and of the economy. pumping more money out even though it is going directly to states and

he slammed his colleague, josh hawley's efforts, to slander judge jackson as having a soft spot for pedophiles. there is no there there, he told reporters. holly paid that no heat of course, nor did senate republicans. tom cotton, john gordon, ted cruz, lindsey graham, all of them, all evoked decades old racist tropes to baselessly label judge jackson soft on crime. or while again but mourning the loss of civility in the confirmation process. let's rest assured, the smears and layton displays of disrespect towards judge jackson, they didn't actually and there. lindsey graham, so often graham whining about the senate's loss of decency in the forum, refused to even show up for ketanji brown jackson's final confirmation vote. apparently, the formal dresscoat put them off. he outright refused to put on a tie in order to walk in and appear in the chamber. instead, he opted to vote, no, from the senate cloakroom. senator rand paul delayed the final proceeding by nearly half an hour, showing ablate and light ground without a care in the world for the senate's dress code on such a momentous day. this

he probably when he knew that josh hawley and ted cruz were running for president, and wanted to get out there and vote to decertify and lead the effort to fund-raise. but he probably didn't know which other members running around, getting involved in this mess. i think kevin mccarthy has much more visibility into how many members in the house are really complicit in january six. either in there in a large before, or texting during the day. all sorts of details. he must go before the committee. and they should subpoena him. if he lies under oath, that's his problem. >> jackie, we have more to come. more tapes, more revelations. what are you looking for from trump? >> certainly looking forward to his reaction. i'm not sure what form will be getting that in. i've been refreshing my email to see if we've gotten any emails from the save america packed. but i do think that reaction will be telling. especially as mccarthy is in a little bit of a precarious situation here, trying to build some support from an unruly conference that has been reluctant to give him that full support when it co

first of all, curt, that is so dark and bananas that it makes me worry that maybe josh hawley should be investigaing ted cruz because where his mind goes is deeply, deeply creepy stuff. if he's imagiing a mouse and a -- okay, i'll go ahead and let you comment. in his mind that works. politically they decided they're at war against disney. their fighting cartoons. your thoughts? >> well, number one, joy, i think we just got a really disturbing look at what ted cruz fantasizes about. i don't want to go into that. that's out right disturbing. number two, it speaks volumes as the rest of us are engaged now in a conversation about fighting for democracy and democratic values, the republican party would rather fight mickey and minnie mouse. this is just an ongoing -- this isn't new, folks. this is something that's been going on for so long it just so happens there are new medians and platforms like tiktok to use the propaganda machine white outrage and scaring the crap out of people and all the while, they're hoping those very white people don't notice it's their tax bill that goes up when

imagine a world where donald trump doesn't run and it's a free for all for josh hawley and ted cruz, it seems fox news will have any republican debate and let's use debate if quote marks because it's not real debate. it's a mess of misinformation fest. going back to the broader question of when it's a republican versus a democrat, the media needs to show that there are going to be consequences if you're going to choose to withdraw from democratic norms. what the media should do is offer to have a debate and if donald trump or republican nominee is too chicken to show up, they need to go and say, all right, we're going to allow the democratic nominee to have an hour and a half, simulcast to say whatever they want, do whatever they want if republicans want to choose not to show up, that is their choice. they is their consequence. they can't cry about equal time if they don't choose to attend. media has to show there's consequences if you're going to just withdraw. otherwise, they get away with it. otherwise, republicans say, look, we played our hand. nothing changed. no one did anythin

we know he talked to josh hawley and kevin mccarthy. we are also learning that the diarist who records the calls, the person who is responsible for deck tating when the president is on the phone, stopped doing that on january 5th. what does that mean? >> she stopped getting information based on cnn's reporting. people looked at the call logs. there's records missing for how many hours? they raised questions about it. as a reporter who covered the trump white house, trump did not always use the switchboard. he was very skeptical of it after john kelly was his chief of staff. you could review everyone trump spoke to and he didn't like that. sometimes we would hear from people who say they were on the phone with trump through the switchboard and he'd say, hang up and call me on my personal cell phone. he didn't want aitdes who he wa speaking to long before january 6. he had a long held skepticism of the switchboard. when he was in the oval, he would shout out to an aide in the oval, call kevin mccarthy, call lindsey graham, or whichever al

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>> well, we know -- obviously, ted cruz and josh hawley led the elections over there. we know that mike lee showed up in the mark meadows text messages. so, there are some obvious source -- obvious witnesses they want to have interviews from. and, you know, i haven't heard exactly who they sometime to. it is a little bit of the norm for congress for the house to ask questions with senators, that almost never happens. and so, would be interesting to see if they take that step. but then benny thompson the say that senators could potentially be called. >> and, let's talk about -- the concern there would run up against them in terms now. they're really gonna start these hearings really as these midterm campaigns are getting underway in earnest. planning to release a report in the fall. i mean, is this investigation at risk here of getting lost and all of that? getting lost in the election, and getting lost in whatever happens in terms of control of congress? >> well, does it affect the campaign? that is the question, and compel in the front ways. i think democrats in the p

and involved sitting senators, not just ted cruz and josh hawley. but this week, that story is gone. nobody is talking about it anymore. but it is not just mike lee who has disappeared from our headlines, donald trump jr. texting meadows a strategy to overturn the election, and ginni thomas the wife of supreme court clarence thomas to overturn the election as mark meadows himself being investigated for possible voter fraud, there's trump's son in law church kushner getting what looks like a two billion dollar kickback from the saudis. -- north carolina accusing his congressional colleagues of attending coke fueled orgies, and never taking the accusation back. those republican members of congress marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar of -- holocaust deniers. not even a slap on the wrist from their party leadership. the republican congressman -- of nebraska resigning after being convicted of lying to the fbi about foreign money given to his campaign fund. i mean look, this is an almost endless list. i could go on, and, on and on. and all of these stor

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hawley and others are doing, tom cotton, regarding judge jackson's nomination. and this is fueling culture wars trying to out trump trump. is that a winning play book for the party? >> i don't think to see to be a winning play book for the party. i'm a black republican that remitted -- represented a latino district. nobody thought i could get reelected. the reason i did that is i grew and went to communities that had never seen an elected official, let alone a republican. so we have an opportunity. we have an opportunity in 2022, 72% of americans believe the country's on the wrong track. this is something that has been growing, and republicans have an opportunity to take advantage of that and to start appealing to those folks that feel like something is wrong. it's going to require us to be a party of ideas. it's going to require us to be able to talk about these issues and like i said before, to inspire americans not just fear mongering, that's my hope. it's hard to do this. the structure is not based this way. the professional political class is not geared to

if some one like josh hawley, tom cruise, or lindsey, who fashion themselves after presidential candidates, they know who will be behind them. >> it's a complete base play for politics and it doesn't make it better. the fact that there is a great chance that lindsey graham doesn't actually believe, it he just wants to say it to be president. that doesn't make it better, i can argue that it actually makes it worse for him to be doing it that way, but you also have to remember when talking about these cuckoo for cocoa puffs conspiracy theories, again, they need some real harm. i think you pointed it out during the confirmation hearings, while they are making these attacks on jackson, that can cause -- put her life in danger, they are also being very clear about where her daughters go to school. >> exactly. >> they went right to -- so if you are a qanon person watching the confirmation hearing, you know where ketanji brown jackson's family where they work, where the kids go to school, and these ridiculous pedophile attacks. so they're giving them all the information that they need to do real

that's not stopped a number of republicans including proinsurrectionist josh hawley to call on him to drop out of the race. naturally that didn't stop fredo corleone, done jr., who use joined him at the gun range. >> liberals every beware. >> let's not forget about the original unhinged conspiracy theorist from kentucky rand paul. he's a good example of how feckless and anti-democratic the slate of candidates will be in office. after the break you'll get a heaping spoonful of his kind of bananas, and it ain't pudding. s bananas, and it ain't pudding. finding the perfect developer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in prague between the ideal cup of coffee and a truly impressive synthesizer collection. and you can find her right now (lepsi?) on upwork.com (lepsi.) when the world is your workforce, finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomever you may need... tends to fall right into place. find top-rated talent who can start today on upwork.com >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. who can start today this dad and daughter were d

hawley and the like were just as outraged as elizabeth warren, you know in and there was a sense that the federal government needs to do something. i've always disagreed with that. >> it's utterly nonsensical, and it's embarrassing when it comes from the right that the government's got to step in and tamp down these powerful businesses. let's go back to the early part of the 21st century. what were the most powerful internet companies? aol and yahoo!. have you heard about them lately? in 2006 myspace was visited more than google was. how's myspace doing today? you move forward to the present, this notion that all this excitement on the left that elon musk buying twitter means that he's going to have the most powerful megaphone in the world,st it's ignorance if on steroids. this presumption that what is powerful today is going to matter in the future and that what twitter is today the represents the frontier of communications which is just not a serious point of view. kennedy: no, it's great. and i've said this before, i see teenage girls, all you have to do is sit in a room with teena

hawley who are the lead organization of challenging the election results on the senate side, people like tommy tuberville who received a call from donald trump during the riot, so those are people who have been part of the reporting and really essential parts of the narrative ahead of what happened on january 6th but have not yet had any engagement with the committee. >> barb, i am not saying this is a massively important, it is, but many people are growing weary saying let's just get on with it, the committee chairman says, more interview requests are going to go out to house and senate members, maybe tomorrow, and i want to share what congresswoman zoe lofgren said on this very subject. >> we have detailed some of the questions we have based on some of the evidence that we have obtained. so it's not just general, gosh i like to know what's on your mind, but specific areas of inquiry. >> not only that, barb, there are reports that they might be weighing immunity for some witnesses. what does that tell you? >> well, it does tell me that there is potential criminal exposure for some

both senator john cornyn and senator josh hawley's, a blanket forgiveness ignores that some people can afford to pay their lawns, throwing a, you know, a to a political constituency that doesn't want to accept their personal responsibility. i'm not in favor of prioritizing people. >> who have a lot of advantages when there are other folks who can't afford to go to college. but many democrats, including senator tim kaine, want to see the president use his power to wipe out at least some of the debt, $10,000 of loan forgiveness is the most targeted way to meet the needs of those who are most in need. and that could happen soon with president biden saying he should have a plan to announce within a couple of weeks. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. time talk some sports as the nfl draft begins in las vegas tonight. kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney joins us now. >> with what we should be keeping an eye on when it comes to the forty-niners take 8. yeah, it's finally the most highly anticipated day of the nfl offseason but a little different this year because the forty-niners don't have

. >> the josh hawleys and ted cruzes of the world staying on the senate side. senators finally struck a deal on a $10 billion covid relief package late last week. the previous attempt to pass covid relief funds fell apart, because some house democrats disagreed on how it should be paid for. where are you putting the odds that this deal, the new one makes it to president biden's desk. >> i would say it's actually fairly high, in part because there's some elements of it that can be repurposed. there was some funding that wasn't used that then came back to the treasury. if the democrats can figure out how to make clear that that's what they're trying to do is repurpose some existing funding, it will save them some of the headaches of trying to come up with a new revenue source for much-needed assistance. there are any number of variants that are attacking the american people or are about to. and that's shuurely something h to be done. i would be surprised if they couldn't figure out some way to do it. again, the most likely way is to say, there was some funding fo

three votes now is actually os republicans, we heard josh hawley saying yes, i like her, she is very nice, but she is completely wrong. tamara: right. three crossovers is about all we have been able to see in the senate since they went nuclear. and did away with the filibuster and lowered the threshold for confirmation. you are right. we have seen a number of republican senators come forward and say, this is a history making nomination. she has made her family proud. she has made america proud. all of these things. she will be the first black woman confirmed tohe court. it looks clear that she will be confirmed to be on the court. judy: and possibly the fact that she will not change the ideological balance of the court. tamara: it lowers the stat -- the stakes. judy: she is getting some republican votes. something else to talk about, and that is news of the covid funding bill, it is $10 billion, less than half what the white house was looking for. what does it say -- at one point, presidents were getting all the money they wanted for covid. what is changing here? pres. biden: i think

hawley. i don't know if you've heard of him. and he was canceled by simon & schuster because he objected to certifying the 2020 presidential election. so he was for the same reasons political his political stance. that's why he was canceled by a publishing company. and so i wanted to hear from you. is michael? have you had any difficulty with publishers not wanting to publish your books because they didn't want to promote your message. yes, i did. when i wrote spring time for snowflakes one of the things i examined was transgender ideology. and i'm going to talk about trans. transgender here. i'm talking about the ideology and the cultural. trend and agenda and so i i analyzed what was going on with transgender ideology, and i i decided that it had to do with postmodernism which is a school of philosophical thought so to speak if you can call it thought. that basically suggests that reality is is determined by language. so that reality is really a social and linguistic construct that's made b

both senator john cornyn and senator josh hawley's, a blanket forgiveness ignores that some people can afford to pay their lawns, throwing a, you know, a to a political consoituency that doesn't want to accept their personal responsibility. i'm not in favor of prioritizing people. >> who have a lot of advantages when there are other folks who can't afford to go to college. but many democrats, including senator tim kaine, want to see the president use his power to wipe out at least some of the debt, $10,000 of loan forgiveness is the most targeted way to meet the needs of those who are most in need. and that could happen soon with president biden saying he should have a plan to announce within a couple of weeks. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> well, 7.21 is that i'm coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. apple has taken their watch to a whole new level apparently will tell you how a new device will allow you to stay connected through your wrist. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh ro

. >> what do you think should be the consequences for people like ted cruz, people like josh hawley, who are now being named, as we learn more about those who were actually putting together the plan to overthrow our election? >> there should be accountability. in terms of elected leaders, to the point that they were complicit in a crime, of course, there should be some kind of response to that. but also, there should be a -- i think, a continuing discussion about the fact that what happened on january 6th was a concerted attempt to undermine the integrity of our elections system. >> michael? >> i mean, the vice president is right on the latter point. the problem is the former point. accountability. it has been the problem from the very beginning of the trump administration. there has been very little accountability for all of the nonsense that we've witnessed over the last five or six years. and it is, it has all culminated, ari, on january 6th, in such a horrific way. so, if to the vice president's point, if there are members of the united states house or senate, who in some way or