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and i realized that i finally took a bit of my own advice. i realized the impact it had. and i hope it inspires so many more people -- kids and parents out there -- to do the same. >> missouri state representative, the honorable ian mackey, thank you very much for joining us tonight and thank you very much for delivering those important words to the missouri house. >> thank, you lawrence. >> thank you. >> and coming up, 100 new text messages from mark meadows are in possession of the january 6th committee and they show that even mark meadows did not believe the crazy stuff that rudy giuliani was saying about the election on television. that is next. that is next if you've been living with heart disease,
GrandkidsParentsSameStoryBitMissouri-state-representativeAdviceImpactHonorable-ian-mackeyU-sMissouriLawrence-o-donnellgentlemen, i'm not afraid of you anymore because you are going to lose. you may win this today, but you're gonna lose. >> joining us now is missouri state representative ian mackey, thank you very much for joining us. i just saw this video a few hours ago, and we went into overdrive to get you with us tonight. tell us about the moments leading up to that speech and what's brought you to that point to decide to deliver those remarks? i think we have a problem with the inspection, go ahead ian. can you hear me? >> sure, yes, this is an issue that we do we would end up debating at some point to share. this is an issue that has been brought up around legislators around the country.
Honorable-ian-mackeyMissouri-state-representativeGentlemenU-sSpeechOverdriveVideoPointProblemRemarksIan-mackey-nextInspectioni served with people who have been through this. and i asked these kids and their families to come to the capital, over and over. i begged them to come and share their stories. and i tell them that i know it is hard. and until that moment i did not realize until how hard it really is. because that was my time to tell my story. and i realized that i finally took a bit of my own advice. i realized the impact it had. and i hope it inspires so many more people -- kids and parents out there -- to do the same. >> missouri state representative, the honorable ian mackey, thank you very much for joining us tonight and thank you very much for delivering those important words to the missouri house. >> thank, you lawrence. >> thank you. >> and coming up, 100 new text messages from mark meadows are in possession of the january 6th committee and they show that even mark meadows did not believe the crazy stuff that
PeopleStoriesFamiliesCapitalKidsStoryImpactBitAdviceHonorable-ian-mackeyU-sParentsi could not wait to move to a part of our state that would reject this stuff in a minute. i could not wait, and think that i made it. think that i made it out, and i think every day of the kids that are still there, who have not made it out, who have not escaped from this kind of bigotry! gentlemen, i'm not afraid of you anymore because you are going to lose. you may win this today, but you're gonna lose. >> joining us now is missouri state representative ian mackey, thank you very much for joining us. i just saw this video a few hours ago, and we went into overdrive to get you with us tonight. tell us about the moments leading up to that speech and what's brought you to that point to decide to deliver those remarks?
StuffStatePartKidsKindBigotryGentlemenHonorable-ian-mackeyU-sVideoOverdriveMissouri-state-representativethe authorities who would check on whether or not they were okay? >> yes. >> you know, your parents said they had an open-door policy with cps, that they could come in any old time. that's not the case? >> cps could come in. but like i said, i had to hide them. >> amanda's parents denied that, said they never hid students from cps. they said they told the girls to be honest with investigators. in any case, none of the reports ever resulted in any action. the school prospered. and parents like teresa had no way of knowing about the complaints over the years. >> we have no regulations on any religious facilities in the state of missouri. >> none? >> none, none. not at all. >> keri ingle is a missouri state representative and former social worker. do these places even have to register with the state when they open up? >> no. we have no ability currently to even know about their existence.
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