i would like to see an investigation on eric swalwell . host: congressman himes? guest: let me say two things to fill. he makes -- to bill. he makes the classic " what about" argument. as a parent, you dismiss it out of hand. when one of my daughters come to me and says " i had me," it is not ok because -- "i hit her because she hit me," it is not ok. we should not get into the business of saying " terrible behavior is ok, because other people do it too." lady justice has a blindfold on. it should not matter who is doing it. hillary clinton's use of emails during the trump administration was investigated by a director of the fbi who was a republican, and the investigation, the conclusion of the fbi's investigation was that there was no chargeable crime there. the director of the fbi at the time says it was irresponsible behavior. if in america the defense that works for you is " the other folks do it too," we are done. host:, here is lee in trenton, new jersey on the independent line. caller: good morning. my comment is about housing. in new jersey, there is a pro

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not even fang fang had this much pull over eric swalwell. "primetime" actually checked in with eric swalwell today and we asked him if he felt vindicated there is one person in d.c. sloppier with a chinese spy than he was or he found a new found sense of kinship with hunter over their shared experience. we got no response. but we will keep you posted. it makes you wonder if no one is investigating a chinese spy in the first family, is anyone doing anything about all the other fang fangs swarming around washington? let's ask lee smith the author of the permanent coup. so what do they do to trump? tried to throw him in prison because one russian said they wanted him to win and beat hillary? but now you have a chinese spy working for hunter biden trying to cut gas deals and get uncle joe elected and no one cares? that's crazy. >> yeah. i mean, remember what joe biden has been saying for years that he knows xi jinping better than any other world leader and that turns out to be true. it's not surprising that the chinese communist party would have

>> madam speaker, as the member designated by congress members karen bass, tim ryan and eric swalwell, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by ms. conway of california, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote nay on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? virginia. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. scott, mr. mceachin, ms. wexton, mr. jones, ms. moore, ms. newman, ms. barragan and mre house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from south carolina rise? >> as the member designated by mr. carter of georgia, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote nay on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. linda sanchez, ms. melanie stansbury, ms. ann kirkpatrick, i inform the house that these members will vote

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swalwell or aoc or taylor green in florida. enough with playing on twitter and perhaps get things done by compromising. i know it's a foreign concept but i'm tired of the name-calling and people acting like it's midnight sophomore year with too much to drink. >> i've known you for a long time, i know you don't believe for agree with the press secretary on this. >> i think a couple things, i listened to the present speech and i think the president made a couple of things important here, a clear delineation, he said this, if you are somebody other watching those patriotic to invade the capitol and you are extreme. >> richard, i got to bring you back. when the white house press secretary is the voice of the president either on the podium says if you are not in the majority, you don't agree, you are extreme. do you believe that is true? >> you have to look at the sentence before or after that to put into context. what she was talking about, what i assume is the president's remarks he made at independence hall in the president's rem

earlier this evening, congressman eric swalwell spoke to my colleague chris hayes about the possibility of trump still having classified documents in his possession. >> are you convinced that the fbi has everything that he might have at this point? >> no. no chris. is he has top secret documents. on the other side of his possession of that we would want to know what foreign nationals has he been in contact with? what foreign nationals in mar-a-lago has he been in contact with? >> i want to know all of the above, and with that let's get smarter with the help of a superstar, camilla cattle joins us, and former acting solicitor general during the obama administration. he's argued dozens of cases before the supreme court. harry lippman joins me right here -- and charlie savage is here, washington correspondent for the new york times. offer of power wars, the relentless rise of secrecy. within the last few, hours you wrote the breaking article covering all this ruling, we need to know? >> so, the bottom line is that the justice department had gone yesterday to the federal judge, who imposed

here is eric swalwell in between bouts of rampart farting and having sex with chinese spies. >> they are so out of alignment with mainstream america. they can't win back the majority votes in elections that they now are more comfortable with violence in voting. it's their only path to enacting their political agenda. >> greg: remember when that guy ran for president? neither can he. i think he pulled lower than kamala harris which is like saying that he pulled lower than anal warts. no offense to people with anal warts. it's a common problem. >> nothing a little ointment can't clear up. >> greg: i decided to do research about the maga threat. i know i shouldn't have to do that but it was either that or bare-knuckle boxing with david ben dowell -- david mcdowell. dagen mcdowell. joe and the media never name the threats. i wanted to see if i could put a name to the demon. perhaps it's one of these republican candidates running for office. after all, all they ever talk about is pornography. >> can you define what pornographic means to you. >> there's two naked people. they are acting ou

meanwhile, the democratic hack eric swalwell echo the governor's desperate pleas tweeting "it's time to rally, california. we all need to do our part to help avoid power outages this week. before 4:00 p.m., prequel your home. i'm sure that will last all through the night. after 4:00 p.m., avoid the use of major appliances. i don't know. maybe kukla fried egg outside. maybe the cement. who knows. turn your thermostat to 78 or higher. let's keep the lights on, california. you can't make this up. this energy rationing and the forthcoming potential blackout-brownout is the direct result of the states climate hysteria. lawmakers have already shut down 75% of the states nuclear power plants. what do you expect? they are of mending a plan to phase out all oil and gas production by 2045. they've already banned fracking. they banned gas powered lawn mowers. they banned gas powered leaf blowers. of course they pumped billions and billions of wasted dollars to inefficient solar panels, wind turbines, hydroelectric dams in areas facing long-term droughts. it's turned out to be an unmitigated dis

that hunter biden has his own eric swalwell fang fang problem. this is based on anonymous whistle-blowers, right? so the american people will say who are these whistle-blowers? >> it is based on credible whistle-blower. i think the american people will see that whistle-blower testify under oath in a republican majority if we flip the house in november. but at the end of the day this was his assistant and she was a member of the communist chinese party. so this is all information that's coming out. the more that comes out on hunter biden the worse it is. the more it shows that hunter was compromised by china. now was this president compromised? elizabeth: do you know if she was a spy? >> we don't know she was a spy but we do know she was very active in the chinese communist party. we do know that everyone affiliated with that chinese, the founder of the chinese energy company he was working for has been detained by the chinese government. nobody has seen him for two years! elizabeth: she is working with the enron of china, cefc to talk about u.s.

. >> and then democratic congressman eric swalwell of california tweeted about a violent threat on his office. he wrote a staffer of mine who is one month into her job received a call from a man saying he's coming to our office with an assault rifle to kill me. i hesitate to share this, but how else do i tell you we are in violent times, and the architects are trump and mccarthy. bloodshed is coming. >>> joining us now, former fbi special agent and national security analyst for nbc news, and msnbc, our friend clint watts. clint, good morning. in your years, working at the bureau, can you recall another time when federal agents themselves, and people who work for the national archives were the subject of such dangerous rhetoric from their fellow americans? >> definitely, not, jan than. i can't think of any time in history where fbi agents were in this situation, and all government workers there wasn't that much interest in them. and there is only one reason for that today and la is the political rhetoric that we're hearing which is very much targeting not just the fbi anymore but any an

swalwell and his family, another congressman swalwell is warning that violence is coming, kevin mccarthy, texas representative veronica expert are saying that she is wary about her safety, and the house committee of arms has begin covering the cost of lawmakers to set up home security systems. during your career in congress, as it ever been this dangerous? >> not really. i can remember quite frankly doing the crime bill that my husband had to have protection from some of the michigan militia who were very upset with what he did on guns because it had been well known. but the ugliness, the rhetoric, the social media -- social media was mostly the saying it would bring us together and connect us, and that is become a tool of spreading this hatred and gives you a license to say whatever you want, some of the ugliest things. but what i really do think is the violence in these threats in these physical threats, it is the most dangerous aspect. i try not to talk about, it may have shared some of these things. and my job is to be an elective representative. i have to be out, there i have to be

swalwell said that there are still more to learn. >> are you convinced that the fbi has everything that he might have at this point? >> no, no chris. if he is top secret documents and certainly on the other side of his possession of, that we want to know what for nationals has he been in contact with, what for nationals around mar-a-lago has he been in contact with. >> and donald trump will be speaking later today at a rally in youngstown, ohio, where he will be stumpy for republican senate candidate jamie vance. joining me, now jonathan ali, season policy reporter for msnbc news, and msnbc analyst, and the doj is only requesting that the appeals court brought part of the judges order. break it down for us, when they acquiesce gone, and what are they asking the appeals court to do? >> it appears that the justice department wants to move as fast as it can on these hundreds so classified documents and the ones mike marked as classified and that's over the special master process, and not asking that the judge really decided to have a special master, all they are saying is that it is very i

swalwell and the rest of them who are all pretending that they are going to do what they're saying, they're all obviously -- >> carley: to be fair we don't know exactly where he filmed that video with him in the flees. it could have been the french laundry we're unclear on that point. >> right. >> carley: gavin new snobol california there is an electric grid crisis, a homeless crisis, a crime crisis, and people are saying he could be the next president of the united states to challenge joe biden. why him? >> there's an extraordinary privilege in the united states, it's actually the only privilege i think really exists which is democrat privilege. you can basically as a democrat do everything wrong, cause endless disaster after disaster, whether it's the homelessness in cali or the drugs or the failing schools or roads, the environmental disaster, and you seemingly move up the ladder. as i said he went from san francisco as the mayor to the governor and it seems like president will be the next stop. in a weird way that's almost the fight that america needs. it's like okay if the demo

i would like to see an investigation on eric swalwell . host: congressman himes? guest: let me say two things to fill. he makes -- to bill. he makes the classic " what about" argument. as a parent, you dismiss it out of hand. when one of my daughters come to me and says " i had me," it is not ok because -- "i hit her because she hit me," it is not ok. we should not get into the business of saying " terrible behavior is ok, because other people do it too." lady justice has a blindfold on. it should not matter who is doing it. hillary clinton's use of emails during the trump administration was investigated by a director of the fbi who was a republican, and the investigation, the conclusion of the fbi's investigation was that there was no chargeable crime there. the director of the fbi at the time says it was irresponsible behavior. if in america the defense that works for you is " the other folks do it too," we are done. host:, here is lee innton new jersey on the independent line. caller: good morning. my comment is about housing. in new jersey, there is a program