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crosses the line. >> interesting. watch this closely, thank you, both, for laying it out for us. lisa rubins is correspondent and senior correspondent and author of the agenda. still ahead on "velshi." a historic boat to unionize. the forest to unionize in the south in decades. what it means for the power of the labor movement in america, plus, an important new book by our great friend begs readers r to stop outsourcing the responsibility of democracy and to take control of it t ourselves. thankfully, there are many people who already understand that civic engagement is crucial to the fabric of this country, as is our right to vote. i will introduce you to someone with small acts of courage making a big difference in one neighborhood. you are watching e "velshi."
ukrainian flag on the united states house of representatives' floor. all of this was possible because of the betrayals of mike johnson, maria. he has completely betrayed the republican party. he has completely betrayed republican voters all over the country, and he is absolutely working for the democrats, typecasting the biden administration's agenda. so this is a speakership that is completely over with. it's only mike johnson is the one that's trying to hang on to the it, and he's in complete denial. maria: well, you just heard the speaker with me last week saying she doesn't, you know, she's missing the fact that we already passed h.r. 122. but i think -- 2. but i think some of the criticism and, by the way, you're getting criticized on the left, on the right, in the media, you know, everybody. a lot of people are criticizing you. and the reason that they are is because they're saying that your creating drama during this election year. how is this leading to reelecting president trump? how is this leading to the
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>> after a yesterday's votes in us house of representatives georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is now calling on gop speaker mike johnson to design. and today she is threatening to introduce a motion to vacate his speakership if he doesn't step down betrayed america. he's betrayed republican voters under his leadership, his past, the democratic agenda, the biden administration's policies and fully funded them we're going to fight in congress to do everything we can to stop this type of unit party leadership. mike johnson's speakership is over. he needs to do the right thing to resign and allow us to move forward in a controlled process. he doesn't do so. he will be vacated the georgia hardliner is one of at least three republicans who have said they will support a move to oust johnson, who's majority is so slim me. he can't afford to lose any republicans on a party-line vote. should greene
mike johnson out. what is your alternative plan? >> our plan is this, we have to give the american people a reason to trust us and fight for us. the more than people are supporting president trump -- american people are supporting president trump to be the next president of the united states because they saw, they've seen him in action. he fought against the democrat agenda, he put america first. they desperately want him to lead this country again because they trust him, and they know he will do that. mike johnson has betrayed america. he's betrayed republican voters. under his leadership he's passed the democrat agenda, passed the biden administration policies and fully funded them. we're going to to fight in congress to do everything we can to stop this type of uniparty leadership. mike johnson's speakership is over. he needs to do the right thing, to resign and allow us the move if forward in a controlled process. if he doesn't do so, he will be vacated. maria: well, with all due respect, you didn't give me a plan for the speaker's role. and, again, does this mean you are going to file that motion at some point? >> it's coming regardless of
>> is been a lot of talk about the idea black black babies do better when the doctor is black jackson on the server room court cited a study like that, right? >> i was surprised to see she cited that study. the american medical association included in the amicus brief to the supreme court had reached retracted that language it was based on an entirely flawed study. this is post covid area that we live in the culture of medicine. of the study shows what an activist agenda wanted to show it is elevated as evidence. that is how people cherry pick medical research. that was a flawed study it was repeatedly cited black babies are far more likely to survive if their doctors are black. i've seen good and bad medical decisions made by white and black doctors and doctors of all kinds. it's based on their skill, their judgment, their humility in knowing their limits.
and calling in april would basically be rishi sunak using what is one of the last things left to him, which is the power of surprise. it might not be that surprise and now we are talking about it today. nothing else seems to be moving for him or helping, so actually if he could stun everybody, notjust by going early but going even earlier, that might help him regain the agenda. he has implied the opposite, and isn't there also a case for going long. i have said why not january? no one is going to take what i say seriously on this, i hope you don't! it is totally new thinking laura is making me do. i was talking to one of his close friends the other day who is an advocate for going as late as possible and we were talking about this potential summer election and this person has said i have got to go see rishi sunak and talent this is not a good idea.
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even if democrats to step up and stave him, he is weekend as a speaker. cannot do his job effectively. all that being said after they put aid to ukraine on the floor. hard to see him regaining that credibility with a small faction of republicans. there is a much larger faction of moderate republicans of those who might not even be considered moderate, conservative republicans who see what can do it by putting a it on the floor, working with democrats is the only path forward, especially what he has such a slim majority, just one seat. i want you to listen to the sound from marjorie taylor greene who threatens johnson and following mike mccall, the former relations chairman who defends him. >> is absolutely working for the democrats, passing the biden administration's agenda. this is a speakership that is completely over with. it's only mike johnson who is trying to hang onto it and is