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the first clue that this thing is not going well. the democrats seem to want to have it read aloud because the frustrated that how come no one is listening over here because there's nothing in there that will prosecute anybody in the trump orbit in any way, shape or form. that thing is over. chris: angus woman harmon? >> it's a teachable moment for everyone. three hours of judiciary committee hearings and to all her of intelligence committee hearings, all public and if the members of both sides ask serious questions -- [inaudible conversations] >> there is always hope. i live in hope and i think congress could have a really good day. >> i worry that what was just said is that we will see an
>> an offensive tweet that came out of the member's office is out of the member's office is essentially a segregationist. >> is he racist? >> no, absolutely not. chris: nancy pelosi trying to move on from a public feud with freshman progress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez and other progressives in her own party and we are back now with the panel. congressman harmon is fair to say we had your own problems and has she finally met her match? with aoc? >> let separate one and plan for you too. i was disappointed not to become chair of the house intelligence committee and would miss that.
>> an offensive tweet that came out of the member's office is out of the member's office is essentially a segregationist. >> is he racist? >> no, absolutely not. chris: nancy pelosi trying to move on from a public feud with freshman progress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez and other progressives in her own party and we are back now with the panel. congressman harmon is fair to say we had your own problems and has she finally met her match? with aoc? >> let separate one and plan for you too. i was disappointed not to become chair of the house intelligence committee and would miss that. but then she lost the majority
is not going well. the democrats seem to want to have it read aloud because the frustrated that how come no one is listening over here because there's nothing in there that will prosecute anybody in the trump orbit in any way, shape or form. that thing is over. chris: angus woman harmon? >> it's a teachable moment for everyone. three hours of judiciary committee hearings and to all her of intelligence committee hearings, all public and if the members of both sides ask serious questions -- [inaudible conversations] >> there is always hope. i live in hope and i think congress could have a really good day. >> i worry that what was just said is that we will see an effort by the white house, the
aif. you can expect quite a lot of suppression going on. congressman harmon is completely correct, which is that wahabiism is very intolerant of shias, this is the intellectual basis for these attacks. >> where does iran fit into all of this? >> i mean saudis they're foment being the houthis in yemen. they see any kind of shia revolution or movement as basically being iranian-backed even if that's only partially true. >> brian todd our correspondent is reporting that a senior police commander from tajikistan who was trained in the united states by blackwater has defected he's part of isis. he issued a video in which he says we will come to your cities to your homes, and we will kill you. this guy apparently trained here in the united states. >> he also had some form of russian training. think we should assume this is a
the senate work with anybody. sigh length filibuster, a clear majority of the senators, 55 senators who supported the legislation and as congressman harmon pointed out this was a compromise legislation. it was no hard-line. the question; should they not have ever focused on assault weapons or high-capacity magazines? did that mean the president shut have acted more quickly to get this done? those are all tactical measures. the thing is, as harry reid, the majority leader said, when you have 90 percent of the american people and 80 percent of republicans thing, yes, background checks are a good idea, we like that and the senate cannot get it done? the emphasis should be on the dysfunction in the united states senate. look at the congress agriculture rating, 79 percent of americans say congress does not work. they are not -- they do not have the feeling about president obama. >>chris: so, not a big defeat
while waging two wars. >> we have seen the effects of that and the numbers about suicide that we saw last week. mike, i know you guys have some exclusive information this morning. a lot of talk in the media world who is buying "newsweek" magazine. who is being considered? >> is there three finalists. two of them new yorkers. and the likely winner, the galloping front-runner we're told is sidney harmon, the wife of congressman harmon in california. we will told this is eminent. don graham chairman of "the washington post" company made the choice himself. more comfortable with sidney harmon because he said he would maintain the majority of "newsweek" employs and "newsweek" will still come out as a printed publication. >> mike, i would imagine that any commitment by any purchase by sidney harman or anyone would