the man from the tour says on the video they are coming for jerry nadler, repeats jerry nadler's name, congressman nadler's name a couple of different times and coming for jerry nadler, and chuck schumer and aoc and alexandria ocasio-cortez and specifically threatens pelosi and tear out her hair, if he gets his hands on her. in was the guy who had been on barry loudermilk's tour the previous day shooting security checkpoints and hallways and stairwells inside the buildings that housed the offices of members of congress. >> it has begun. the washington monument. washington, d.c. say hello to facebook. >> hey, what's going on, nice to see you, bro. >> our fearless leader. >> check out my flag i made, guys. see it? >> there you go, buddy. for a certain person. >> that's right. that's for somebody, somebody special. somebody special. >> all right. we are basically at the capitol. we're probably close to two million true american patriots. they are swarming and converging, mainly from constitution avenue, but from all routes in. there is no escape, pelosi, schumer, nadler. we're coming for

i want to bring in jerry nadler, new york democrat. congressman, on your thursday, your committee approved a wide ranging package of gun reform legislation called protecting our kids act. it would raise the age to purchase a semi automatic rifle and large magazines, incentivize armed storage, regulate how guns are stored and regulate bump stocks. it's expected to pass the house and die in the senate. so what was accomplished? >> we passed this legislation. it will pass the house on wednesday. i can't speak for the senate. let me say, by the way, these, this legislation passed the committee 25-to-19. after a party line vote. the republicans were saying, i assume they'll stay in the senate na this violates second amendment rights. the rooits right to have firearms. no right is absolute. justice scalia wrote the supreme court on the second amendment said no rights are sluchlt we have the rights to free speech. but it doesn't mean you can falsely yell "fire" in a crowded theater. it doesn't mean you can falsely report a crime to the police

here's house judiciary chair jerry nadler and the committee's top republican, jim jordan. time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: i would be remiss i

there is a still picture of jerry nadler's office door. then if you guys could see the little sign that was at the bottom of that picture of a group of congressmen, it said majority staff. so he got close enough to take pictures of that. that's what he took picture of. as someone who worked in the homeland security department what does that say to you? does that set off an alerts about this tour in. >> well, joy, i think you really pointed out the key fact here. forget the capitol. forget january 6th. forget politics. if this had been any other environment, it would have almost risen to the level or maybe it had for criminal referral. i worked for many years with national security and law enforcement. this is a clear threat toward real life characters. nancy pelosi is a real person. jerry nadler is a living person. these are human beings. he is saying he is coming for them to get them. it's highly threatening language. it's not something the committee is overreacting at all. i know barry loudermilk personally. i know scott perry personally

and then the next day he's marching towards the capitol, about how he is going to get jerry nadler. so, what does this mean? number one, it means that democrats, like mikie sherrill, who raised the alarm that this had happened on january 5th, they were apparently right. number two, interestingly, the committee has apparently interviewed the guy and has photos from his phone that he took during this tour of the house office buildings on january 5th. that's interesting. we should know that it appears that the committee, therefore, knows who he is. they have identified him and indeed contacted him. but we should also note that as far as we know he has not been arrested or charged with anything related to the attack. number three, i think we have to ask, what the heck with the capitol police letter sent earlier this week? saying, yeah, yeah, we all looked into it, it's inside to us. they said explicitly in their letter that the tour did not go into the tunnels between the office buildings and the capitol and not go into the capitol itself. well, the committee shows that in fact, the tou

jerry nadler. we are coming for you. >> lets speak to our north america correspondent. according to the committee, that man who was making the threats the day before on january 5, he was touring the u.s. capitol building. >> he was touring a capital office building that had tunnels to the capitol. he was being led on the store by a republican member of congress, from friendly. -- tru friendly. he was taking photographs of stairwells and security areas in those tunnelto the capitol and hallways, things that, according to the committee, you would not normally see people taking photographs of asterisks. he did not go into the capitol. on january 6 -- on that video, he was a threatening things but democrats who were in that office buildg he was touring. >> the committee is trying to make the case that former president trump was at the heart of a multistep approach to overturn the election. what are we expecting to hear from this third public hearing tomorrow as they try and prove their point? >> this hearing is goingo focus on the pressure on mike pence to overturn the elec

nadler insist it's time to do something is not even been 24 hours. >> since last monday's shooting and who knows how long until the next one. the senate is attempting a more balanced approach with a bipartisan group of lawmakers trying to reach a compromise. senator chris murphy says they're making meaningful progress. we've had really productive discussions. our goal is to >> get a piece of legislation that saves lives. >> the house could vote on their legislation as early as next week. but really it's that senate legislation that has the potential to get enough support to become law live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> yeah. as you know, it is all about the what do we know about the specifics in that legislation right now and what a deal might actually look like. >> well, we don't know a lot about the specific details of that legislation because they are still negotiating. so really everything is on the table right now. but we do expect it to be a lot more moderate than the house version because the senate is building it around this goal of getting bipartisan support. >> hey, yo

nadler and alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. that is from yahoo news. the congressman, barry loudermilk, released a statement regarding this yesterday. the statement says this, the false narrative that the committee and democrats continue to push that republicans, including, myself letter recognizance tours is verifiably false. nowhere that i went with the bitters and the house office building on january 5th were breached on generally six. and, to my, knowledge no one in that group was criminally charged in relation to january 6th. once again, the committee released this letter to the press. and did not contact me. this type of behavior is irresponsible. and has real consequences, including ongoing death threats to myself, my family, and my staff. from congressman barry loudermilk. a question for you this morning is about your confidence, your faith in the fed and the biden administration on fighting inflation. joe is on the republican line in mountain home arkansas. good morning. >> good morning, how are we doing this morning?

caller: i listened to the congress, jerry nadler and jim jordan, talking about gun control. it is true there are 400 million handguns. i think we are well armed. jim jordan answered, what is all this happening? it has to be some kind of mental illness. there was a caller yesterday from virginia, i believe an african-american woman, whose daughter sadly died in drug violence in chicago. think she had more insight than just about anybody. what she said -- she said that it is related to drugs. drugs in america, we are awash in drugs. we have so many drugs and so many gangs. we have more than a million gang members. if you add up the number of independent dealers, it is probably 1.4 million, which is the size of the active u.s. army . that is why there is so much shootings. this lady also had wonderful insight into the mind effects of drugs. she mentioned narrow-induced psychosis, which is affecting the mind, and makes people think different. victor cruz, the shooter in parkland, florida told us. nobody listens. he says he experienced auditory hallucinations of demons that promp

>> are we talking about jerry nadler? [applause] >> greg: touche. we will leave it at that. kat, you know, i feel bad for people who lived in the old days. everybody smelled bad. where they just used to the stinking? no plumbing, no perfume, must have smelled awful. i'm talking about the 1970s. >> that is the olden days to me. yeah, i do not buy this body because i smelled a fairly depending on what day of the week it is. >> greg: oh, really? >> like on the weekends i smell like dry shampoo. >> greg: i don't know what that means. a lot of these things are going over my head. >> no plumbing and no perfume sounds like alaska in 2020. i live in a normal city but you don't have -- smelling stuff, i think i wear -- i do not know how to do cologne. i think i was wearing too much the other day, it was embarrassing. i was on stage and this guy in the front row is like, this guy stinks. and then i think later, i think later that guy was robbed because he was like, i want my money back, i don't know what was going on. crazy stuff was happening. >> greg: very, very good. don't go away.

jerry nadler, ms. dina titus and mr. donald payne, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 516. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 380, the nays are 30. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 7211 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: union calendar number 272, h.r. 7211, a bill to amend the robert t. stafford disaster relief and emergency act, review the federal emergency management agency and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the uni

nadler and one of the republican member jim jordan. listen. >> it is not even been 24 hours since the last mass shooting and who knows how long until the next one. too soon, my friends, what the hell are you waiting for? you say that none of the solutions proposed will stop gun violence in america. well there sadly agree. this bill will not alone save every life we will lose to gun violence this year. but it will save some. >> no one wants another tragedy. no one wants this to happen again that is why it is regretful that democrats have rushed to a markup today in what seems more like political theater than at a real attempt at improving public safety or finding solutions. this is another democrat attack on the second amendment and it is likely just the start. >> so, look, jonathan, you see there the way that republicans and democrats are so entrenched in their views here. that is on the house side anyway. but when you cross over to the senate, the fact that these conversations are bipartisan, the fact that mitch mcconnell has blessed

top democrat jerry nadler, he is attacking his democrat primary opponent carolyn maloney. telling "the washington times," voted for iraq war, voting against the iran nuclear deal. a anti-vaxer a long time. we have media hysteria is ramping up about the state of democracy in the united states. watch this. >> if republicans do win this election to his point in 2024 we'll lose democracy. we got to get these people to understand they have got skin in this game. we got to scare the hell out of them, quite frankly nicole they should be afraid we'll lose our democracy. elizabeth: will we lose democracy or democrats are going to lose? by the way we're a republic. what is the hysteria? when he understand about the capital, january 6th hearings, this is rammed up poise soon and his hysteria on msnbc. >> when you don't have the positive message to run ton you have to scare the people about the opposing party. that is the platform democrats they have to scare voters to be scared about republican power. writing seems to be on the wall. the republicans are going to have a massive midter

jerry nadler is joining me coming up on the show. >>> and vladimir putin with a few warning out for the united

we know that already jerry nadler is going to have a hearing in two days. why is that? because carol maloney, his opponent in the primary was going to have on the following week. this is all for political theater, and sadly they are going to pass eight bills, none of them will address the issue. you said it best. why don't we spend some money, harden the envelope of the schools, protect these children, we will spend $40 billion sending it to ukraine to fight off putin, but we won't spend the same amount of money to harden our schools? you know, something has to change. >> sean: let's stay on that. i hate to vilify police. i know how hard their job is. every person i know this ever become a police officer usually has wanted to be one since they were young. i can't -- there's no justification for how this was handled in uvalde. but i do know this, that there are retired police and military that would love to protect kids in schools and i think we ought to offer every child in every school protection, every politician on the state level and federal level that they get them

take a listen to mitch mcconnell and house judiciary committee jerry nadler, a republican and democrat. >> discussing how we might be able to come together to target the problem, which is mental illness and school safety. >> there'smental health issues, but there are mental health issues in every country. don't tell me americans are more mentally ill than people in other countries. >> do you think the parties can come together and -- it's not fair to have them as the ones, because you just need ten republicans in the senate. >> everyone can agree to a certain extent, you want to deal with the mental illness component. but let's not overstate it. you look at studies, and it will say it's 5% to 10% of people who do mass shootings have been diagnosed with mental illness issues before hand. so they have to get to the heart of the matter, and they have to figure out, are you going to do something with universal background checks, red flag laws, whatever, to what extent. i think that's really the issue here, which is to what extent are republicans willing to say, we're going to do universal

earlier tonight i spoke with democratic congressman jerry nadler of new york. he's chairman of the judiciary committee. >> i think the world is watching. i think the world is watching because the world saw the attack on the capitol on january 6th and they saw the mob screaming hang mike pence. they saw the erection of gallo outside the capitol. they saw the -- the mob storm the capitol and they saw capitol police injured. i think the world is very interested in what's happening to them to american democracy. that makes a very convincing case that the president of the united states conspired to steal an election, conspired to stop the peaceful transfer of power after he lost the election and i can think of nothing more damaging to american democracy. it even is worse than watergate. >> nadler says he believes that some americans will watch thursday's hearings and be convinced that the threat to democracy was very real and he says those who need their eyes open probably won't be watching, so let talk more the january 6th hearings ahead with three men who have a v

in a threatening way about what he is going to do to nancy pelosi and jerry nadler and a couple of my other colleagues. and what makes it so concerning, in addition to the fact that this is basically threatening the lives and well-being of members of congress, is that you have these denials! these emphatic denials from representative loudermilk, by representative davis as well, saying they looked at the footage, they went on tours, and of course, now we see that there is a tour that is of the complex here. and what it appears on the film at least, is suspicious activity, taking pictures of stairwells, which are not a tourist attraction. and appearing to take photos of security checkpoints -- at least one checkpoint. and so it's all the more baffling. this is the reason we wanted this representative to come in. we wanted to discuss this with him. and of course, he has refused. >> yeah. it's a very strange situation. the u.s. capitol police chief -- --omas manger, i think is is that how it's pronounced? he wrote a letter to davis, the house administration ranking member, saying, we trai

it was jerry nadler introducing a bill to pack the court, it was the intimidation tactics they tried to use against justice thomas and his wife, then, of course, the leak of the draft opinion. it was the hearing the judiciary committee had on the subject matter pending on abortion issue, and then, of course, the assassination attempt on a sitting united states supreme court justice. but none of that mattered. the court did the right thing, and they said the constitution means what it says. and we got a victory for life. but, again, this doesn't happen if president trump doesn't do what he said he would coand put the right people on our highest court. maria: well, that's right. not to -- john sol ron, you wrote about this -- john solomon, prime minister's legacy was on full display this weekend not just with the abortion ruling, but also with the supreme court striking down the new york handgun law. >> yeah, no, absolutely. just want to remind people, friday night legislators in the aver capitol were trapped by pro-abortion protesters trying to break into the capitol, threaten the law

nadler introduced this bill to pack the court, then clarence thomas, sustained effort to -- his wife and harass him. the address of his home. and of course just a few weeks ago we had a hearing on the very subject matter in the judiciary hearing, the same where it democrats had men can get pregnant, we had a hearing on the subject matter pending in front of the court. it is all about bullying and intimidating the court and when you do all that, we probably shouldn't be surprised if this terrible thing -- that this guy was willing to do something terrible to one of our supreme court justices. this pattern of intimidation is frightening. senator rubio was right. it needs to stop. but the left just keeps doing it. >> sean: let me ask clay, it's interesting, because they are not condemning the doxxing that has gone on, which is extraordinarily dangerous. it is to intimidate and harass. there are families involved here. that is number one. and then when we go back and look at all the people, the january 6th committee, they were either silent, or they were lying to us, saying the riots, 57

jerry nadler in judiciary could be having a series of things about shootings in chicago or homelessness or some of these democratic policies. are they working or not working? we know they're not working. so despite what nancy pelosi says at the podium, americans figure this out. they go to the gas pump and spending $100 to fill up their truck and it doesn't get to full. the credit card maxs out. it is a real, real problem and the democrats are just oblivious saying it is all putin's fault. like he runs the world. putin does it -- where is the president? how come he doesn't have a plan? you have know where he is this hour? getting on a plan to go on vacation again to rhode island and go to a beach. that does not signify confidence or caring. >> why was there such an effort to get rid of regular order in congress? these rules have been implemented for over 100 years where the minority party, whether you disagree or agree with them gets their shot to paint their narrative and ask their questions and call their witnesses. why did the speaker decide to remove that? >> because she didn't want

nadler. we're coming for you. we're coming in like white on rice for pelosi, nadler, schumer, even you, aoc. we're coming to take you out. we'll pull you out by your hairs. how about that, pelosi? might as well make yourself another appointment. when i get done with you, you're going to need a shine up on top of that bald head. >> and that's not just another trump fan recording their own crimes or what would later be trespassing, the january 6 probe is linking him to a controversial capitol tour led by an incumbent republican congressman on insurrection eve. this is the surveillance video from that day. it is now evidence in the probe to how planned this attack was and if there was help on the insi the same man threatening to, quote, take out lawmakers with that eerie confidence about how far his plans might go appears to be inside the capitol doing what looks like reconnaissance scoping out paths using the camera as you see there taking what appears to be photos of a very boring staircase an

>> he's a guy who threatened violence against speaker pelosi, chuck schumer, jerry nadler, alexander ocasio-cortez. and, you know, i'm not going to get into what doj's business is. but we had asked representative loudermilk, we didn't accuse him of anything, we asked him to come in and talk to us about this tour, which he has not done even yet. as you can see from the video, we were going to go over the video with him, since he's refused to come in. we released it and he can look at it now. but you can see that this rioter was there the day before with the representative. and he was taking pictures of things that tourists aren't usually interested in. taking pictures of the stairwell up to the ways and means committee, where later the next day members were sheltered in place. taking pictures of the tunnel between the rayburn building and the capitol, where the next day i was evacuated through that tunnel. we also know that the extremists were compiling maps of the tunnels and the buildings before january 6th. and just today, there was a filing in one of the proud boy cases about thei

nadler, so these are things that are of interest to us, and it is obviously, you know, just one little piece of evidence in a broad picture where, you know, tens of thousands of people were involved in these events. but it certainly is something that has caught the interest of some of the members. >> do you think the capitol police released their statement before they should, perhaps? >> well, i think the committee simply has a lot more information than the capitol police would have. we're investigating the entire thing. and, you know, so that that might be a matter of interest to people, but the critical thing right now is we're trying to get the truth out, all of the evidence out to congress and to the american people so we can make some sober and solemn judgments about what we need to do to fortify america against coups and insurrections and political violence and instability. we have gone for more than two centuries without a violent interruption of the peaceful transfer of power in america, this can never happen to us again. we are resolved about that. the counting of the electora

nadler, nancy pelosi, other key members of democratic leadership. what the committee is able to do -- this is the power of the testimony we have seen over the testimony of the last two hearings and will continue this week, the idea that they are able to put all of these together in a clear narrative. that's what they are doing around the loudermill being tour. tomorrow, that's something i'm sure we will see, too. >> i want to talk to barbara and phil and peter. we with talk about the politics. let's talk about the legal impact of this potentially. people have to be interviewed. it will be hard to get loudermill being to come as a witness. they can track down some of the people in the video. this connection between people seen in the capitol complex the day before when tourists were not allowed in, they have to be escorted by a member. >> it would seem to me an absolute obligation to investigate who was this person who was with congressman loudermill being on january 5th and then who is it who appears to be part of the group who is attacking the capi

nadler, and other top democrats, some even took pictures of nadler's name plate, for example, the plaque that's outside of his office, again, the committee trying to show here the overlap between being on that tour, some of the photos that were taken and then, of course, the fact that at least one member of that tour was at the capitol, at the insurrection. this is, again, something that they're asking for loudermilk's cooperation on. he has denied that tour was anything wrong. but this is certainly one of the key things that people talked about in the aftermath of january 6th, the idea that potentially people could have gotten an inside look at the capitol complex before coming here for the insurrection on the 6th. >> yeah. ali, the fact that a member of congress tours people, i guess, is not that unusual, but it was january 5th and, as you say, there was one person there on that tour who later returned on the 6th. jackie, committee chair bennie thompson backtracked on what he had said about no criminal referrals out of the hearings. does that hint that referrals are more of a possibili

and one point took a picture of jerry nadler, a living concert as building a democratic congressman. his name plate on his office, the kevin mccarthy, whose leader of the republican says this is just the 6th of january committee going after prominent republicans as for by the loudermilk himself. he says, there is no there, there that he has already been cleared by the capitol police. and in fact, the capitol police put out a statement on tuesday, seeing that there wasn't a problem with these groups going through capitol hill the day before january the 6th. but there are voices on capitol hill, particularly among those close to the 6th of january committee. seeing hold on a 2nd, no of seen the video. it's time for the police to re examine this. alan fisher. thank you very much. indeed. a white supremacist accused of killing 10 black people in the city of buffalo last month has been charged with federal hate crimes, 18 year old peyton, genuine could face the death penalty of convicted has been held without bail senses arrest or to attack new york's governor signed bills and strengtheni

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i want to thank senator murphy, judiciary chairman jerry nadler, representative lucy mcbath, representative robin kelly, chairman mike thompson of the gun violence prevention task force, and those republicans who said that n.r.a. does not stand for no republican action. they took action. they stood up. even in the face of boos from their own party. this legislation, as i said is a step forward. and that's how we make progress in america. a step at a time. none of us have had the opportunity ever to vote on a perfect bill in this house. we vote on good bills. bills that we feel will move our country forward. this is that kind of bill. a step forward but not enough. many of us feel we need to do more. we need to do comprehensive background checks. we need to close the charleston loophole. we sent those bills to the senate. we can and must do more. yesterday the supreme court issued a ruling that will weaken commonsense gun safety laws all over the country. yes, we could return to the ok corral and everybody having a six-shooter on their hip. and anybody who thinks that would make us a safer,

nadler and alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. that is from yahoo! news. congressman barry loudermilk released a statement yesterday. the statement says the false narrative that the committee and democrats continue to push that republicans, including myself, led a reconnaissance tour is verifiably false. nowhere i went with the visitors on january 5 were breached on january 6 and no one in the group was criminally charged in relation to january 6. the committee released this letter to the press and did not contact me. this type of behavior is irresponsible and has real consequences, including ongoing death threats to myself, my family, and my staff. our question this morning is about your faith in the fed and the biden administration on fighting inflation. joe is on the republican line in arkansas. good morning. caller: how are we doing this morning? host: find, thanks. caller: the people are getting a taste of what 1929 was. i am not going to try to explain that to the young generation. these people do not know history. going bac

nadler, the chair of the judiciary committee, and chuck schumer. they took pictures of the staff, the democratic staff of judiciary committee. we'd like to know more about these people and i think it would really be very helpful we reemphasized it today, if mr. loudermilk would come in and talk to us about it. i can't understand why he wouldn't do that. >> he said today to one of my colleagues that they were filming the trains and a gold eagle sconce. did you see any photographic evidence that that is what was filmed? >> i did not. now, that's -- this is a picture of a -- that's a stairwell that goes up to the ways and means committee room, which is where evacuated members of congress were held in a secure location the next day. you know, taking pictures of a stairwell is not usually what tourists do, so we'd like to know more about this. >> i wonder if you're interested in speaking with or if you have already spoken to capitol police who at least in loudermilk's telling and in their public statements appear to clear him of what he thinks he's accu

from hillary clinton to being satan spohn at the top all the way down to adam, jerry nadler, and these poor were -- pro-war mongering folks that -- don't care about the american citizens. i am trying to apply for the ppp loan. and the year before during the pandemic and they ignored me. a flat out ignored me. i applied three times. yet i see all of these major corporations that suckle at the t and received loans because they had pricey accountants on their loan who were able to shift and move through the system. and small business loan or -- donors. i'm a single father. i am struggling to pay my rent. because we are sending so much money to ukraine. this is a second israel. if no one sees what is happening right now no one is talking about it ukraine is a second israel very we are sending all this foreign aid to ukraine, >> to be fair, christian it is under attack by a major army. whatever. it is all and alive. the media has been lying to us over again what about our borders. we are the ones being attacked. >> let's talk to paul next in pennsylvania. republican. >> hide their thank you

from hillary clinton to being satan spohn at the top all the way down to adam, jerry nadler, and these poor were -- pro-war mongering folks that -- don't care about the american citizens. i am trying to apply for the ppp loan. and the year before during the pandemic and they ignored me. a flat out ignored me. i applied three times. yet i see all of these major corporations that suckle at the t and received loans because they had pricey accountants on their loan who were able to shift and move through the system. and small business loan or -- donors. i'm a single father. i am struggling to pay my rent. because we are sending so much money to ukraine. this is a second israel. if no one sees what is happening right now no one is talking about it ukraine is a second israel very we are sending all this foreign aid to ukraine, >> to be fair, christian it is under attack by a major army. whatever. it is all and alive. the media has been lying to us over again what about our borders. we are the ones being attacked. >> let's talk to paul next in pennsylvania. republican. >> hide their thank you

cheryl: well, maria, house judiciary committee chair jerry nadler called committee members back from break to work on a separate bill and a bring them to the house floor as soon as possible he says. one of the bills is the raise the age act, it would lift the purchasing age for semiautomatic rifles from 18 up to 21. the package will likely fail in the senate. many republicans say legislation should focus on mental illness and other societal factors that lead to violent acts. well, president biden's going to meet with baby formula makers virtually today as some states are reporting store shelves are 70% empty, biden invoking the defense production act to make sure core ingredients of baby formulas are in warehouses for manufacturers to make it and get it out to consumers, this as the other countries continue to send sendshipments of -- send shipments of supply to the us. job seekers are turning to instant messaging platform slack for a fast aer, more informal way for professionals and employers to connect. people are getting jobs on slack. companies have embraced slack in the office,

house judiciary chairman jerry nadler said that the even existence of antifa was a myth, something that the fbi director said no, it's real. this is one of the most violent anti-free speech movements in the history of the united states. and that's the problem. it is easier to incite a mob than it is to control it i think democrats are beginning to see that there's a price to this. when you pander to the mob. >> steve: well, and you know, it sounds like the national guard is preparation for the decision from the supreme court that are going to mobilize and fly people wherever there is trouble and we heard the president of the united states say yesterday on jimmy kimmel, mr. turley if roe v. wade was overturned there would be a mini revolution. >> right. and we also had senator shaheen who said there would be a revolution if their they didn't vote the way that democrats want this tomorrow though voted. that is an attack on the rule of law to make those types of observations. we can oppose -- can you oppose what the supreme court is doing. can you try to pass laws. buff the attacks on the

jerry nadler, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. tenney of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. tenney will vote yes on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. o'halloran, i inform the house that mr. o'halloran will vote yes on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: as the member designated by mr. lynch of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. lynch will vote aye on s. 3580. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from colorado seek recognition? mr

they also took pictures of a plaque, it was there, jerry nadler's name in the office. a plaque of the photographs of the house majority, the democratic leadership. this was not a stroll through statuary hall to look at the rotunda and everything else. he's taking a picture of a staircase right there. that's all that's happening in that video. >> exactly. >> let's bring in white house bureau chief and host of "way to early," jonathan lemire. congressional investigations reporter for the "washington post," j jackie alemany, and contributing columnist for the "washington post," george conway. jackie, you've been covering this closely. shifting from congressman loudermilk, he pointed to a letter from the capitol police that initially said they didn't find anything wrong with the tours. i'm not sure how that could be, again, when the capitol complex was closed to the public on january 5th because of covid. >> yeah. you also have to wonder why the capitol police is weighing in on something that they had not seen the footage of. and why capitol police is not in closer touch w

i want to thank senator murphy, judiciary chairman jerry nadler, representative lucy mcbath, representative robin kelly, chairman mike thompson of the gun violence prevention task force, and those republicans who said that n.r.a. does not stand for no republican action. they took action. they stood up. even in the face of boos from their own party. this legislation, as i said is a step forward. and that's how we make progress in america. a step at a time. none of us have had the opportunity ever to vote on a perfect bill in this house. we vote on good bills. bills that we feel will move our country forward. this is that kind of bill. a step forward but not enough. many of us feel we need to do more. we need to do comprehensive background checks. we need to close the charleston loophole. we sent those bills to the senate. we can and must do more. yesterday the supreme court issued a ruling that will weaken commonsense gun safety laws all over the country. yes, we could return to the ok corral and everybody having a six-shooter on their hip. and anybody who thinks that would make us a safer,

visit ncicap.org] >> we are live on capitol hill, where house judiciary committee chair jerry nadler will gavel in a hearing on gun legislation after the mass shootings buffalo, new york, and uvalde, texas. five people died in yet another shooting yesterday in tulsa, oklahoma. the legislation would raise the age limit from 18 to 20 when to buy certain assault rifles. looking ahead, the u.s. house will be back next tuesday from a district work period. members are expected to vote during the week on the gun legislation. also, a bipartisan group of senators plan to continue their thoughts on gun proposals. live all-day coverage of these deliberations on c-span. rep. nadler: the judiciary committee will come to order, a foreman being present-- quorom being present. pursuant to clause 2, the chairman will postpone further sittings on any measure or matter before yeas and nays are ordered. before we begin in earnest, i want to wish our colleague lucy mcbath a happy birthday. i would like to remind members we have established an email and distribution list on mmn's and other written materia