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Theyre heading out to these marches and austin is the most important because that is the capital of texas and thats where all of this discussion about abortion is currently happening. >> yeah, good morning to you, ali. indeed, you can see the capitol behind me. the capitol steps. this is ground zero and this is the legislative body that passed that very restrictive abortion law in texas. let me step out of the way and show you whats happening here. you can see that theres a lot of activity and a...

Privilege in the congress. and if there are more words youd like to share with us about what you experienced on the capitol steps today. >> you know, lawrence, its not my finest moment. i think we should be civil to each other. she was heckling. bullying quite frankly. had been bullying at the top of the stairs for ten minutes trying to disrupt the press conference with 150 of my colleagues that the speaker was having. throwing obscene comments and her hope was to cause trouble. she was bullying...

Some of us have been the top of the capitol steps, speaker was having a press conference, actually, on build back better. there are 150 of my colleagues gathered down there. she heckled us for ten minutes. i kept biting my tongue but she was trying to disrupt my colleagues and the speaker at a press conference. she was just spewing hate and filth and look, im not proud. i dont think we should yell at each other. i think we should respect each other and i think we should be civil. but i do not th...

Today. . >> for the audiences perspective on. this is what she was doing was something that has never happened before. no one would ever dream -- no member of the house would ever dream of doing that kind of thing. the shock level that anyone who has been around there wouldve experienced and seeing that is almost indescribable. >> it is indescribable and it is disrespectful. i am someone who believes in talking to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. many of them are my close friends bu...

Dingell from michigan. watch. >> congresswoman green has been stripped of all her committee assignments. she has no power besides her vote, so she spends a lot of time on the steps. >> last night dingle wrote this. two things we learned today, be a good neighbor, and dont mess with michigan women. congresswoman dingle, good morning and thanks for being with us. we have a lot to get to. first, whats your take on this confrontation and maybe now that youve had hours to take this in and watch the v...

>> quick here, youre a democratic strategist, what should the democrat stat apology be? >> to fight every one of these voting laws, to not accept the basis, and to not start to move the line. look, trump comes in with a big heavy hand, but actually the way he makes progress is incrementally through voting laws, incrementally through challenging republicans who voted for the impeachment, who wont stand by him 100%. thats how he makes progress. >> emily, danny, thank you, guys. heckled on the ca...

The steps of the capitol today. >> i dont want to belabor this. but for the audiences perspective on this, what she was doing is something that has never happened before. i mean, no one would ever dream of doing -- no member of the house would ever dream of doing that kind of thing. so the shock level that anyone who has been around there would experience just in seeing that is almost indescribable. >> it is indescribable. its disrespectful. i feel in talking to my colleagues on the other side o...

Authority police officers, 403 first-responders who gave up their lives that day so that 25,000 people could come out of the towers. youre right, maria, you know, the comradery started that morning, sharing of phones, hugging, sheltering people from the clouds as the two towers came down, starting today though, look back 20 years ago, you know, it was the beginning of the rebuilding process. you know, america was one. we were united. members of the house and senate stood on the on on the capitol...

Authority police officers, 403 first responders who gave up her lives that day so that 25,000 people could come out of the towers. youre right, maria. the camaraderie started that morning, sharing of phones, hugging, sheltering people from the cloud as the two towers came down, starting today, though, and look back 20 years ago, it was the beginning of the rebuilding process. america was one. we were united. members of the house and senate stood on the capitol steps, sang "god bless america." pu...

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