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thirds of the additional wealth since the pandemic. so, there is a clear distinction to be made between the haves and have-nots here. and there is no story that the republicans can tell about their successes, even deploy and his famous speech on the house back in december, says, show me one thing, talking to his own colleagues, show me one thing that we can say to the american people that we got done. the fact that he is even once again floating the idea of bringing's conference back into chaos, it tells me that this conference is bankrupt, at this point. >> what is not bankrupt is the idea that in 2024, we got all the house republicans probably talking about tax cuts, right, for the rich. i wanted to ask you one quick question before i let you go, moderate dems, are they willing to support mike johnson, if that motion to vacate comes up, that chip roy just threatened? >> i think they are. i certainly have many friends
of the richest, what these people in this country have been able to recapture two thirds of the additional wealth since the pandemic. so, there is a clear distinction to be made between the haves and have-nots here. and there is no story that the republicans can tell about their successes, even chip roy and his famous speech on the house back in december, says, show me one thing, talking to his own colleagues, show me one thing that we can say to the american people that we got done. the fact that he is even once again floating the idea of bringing his conference back into chaos, it tells me that this conference is bankrupt, at this point. >> what is not bankrupt is the idea that in 2024, we got all the house republicans probably talking about tax cuts, right, for the rich. i wanted to ask you one quick question before i let you go, moderate dems, are they willing to support mike johnson, if that motion to vacate comes up, that chip roy just threatened? >> i think they are. i certainly have many friends who are in, would consider
could violate any law that he thinks is unconstitutional. >> so, my constitutional expertise tells me one thing, lawrence, which is that donald trump's lawyer, john lauro, should know there's only one person who can pull off five back to tv interviews and remain coherent, and that is andrew weissmann. [laughter] certainly he's not -- with respect to his claim about trump running a pause, first of all, most coup plotters don't like to say coup, they shroud their language and other things. and trump, as you say, he used the word pause. but when john lauro uses the word of, what he means is pausing in the counting of legitimate votes that you and i and all americans cast, those that have been ratified by the secretaries of state in every one of these state, solemn state processes, and 62 different courts have signed off on it. and where congress had set a solemn date, january 6th, to count all these votes. this wasn't like a pause. this was an attempt to throw
trump asked for, president trump asked for at the ellipse speech was merely to pass the voting for a period of time, to allow the state legislature -- and even then, mr. eastman said, it was a violation of the law. so he did know that he was breaking the law. >> no, he didn't say that -- >> he said it was a minor violation of the law. >> he said that the electoral count act was not constitutional. and the only thing required under the electoral count act is a vote on january 6th. what mr. eastman said -- >> it was a violation -- >> you have to let me finish. >> so, neal katyal, constitutional expert, john lauro saying that donald trump could violate any law that he thinks is unconstitutional. >> so, my constitutional expertise tells me one thing, lawrence, which is that donald trump's lawyer, john lauro, should know there's only one person who can pull off five back to tv interviews and remain coherent, and that is andrew weissmann. [laughter]
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we are hearing reports, the bbc, that a group of about 20 rohingya were sent back to go and look at a facility to see if they could live there. and they have said that there were also junta leaders brought to the cox's bazar. there was militaryjunta from myanmar who came to cox's bazar. yes. to talk to them. they've told human rights groups that they were lied to and deceived into meeting with these militaryjunta. by bangladeshi authorities? no, i think i don't know why they said they voluntarily they went there because their representative came to talk to them voluntarily. they went there to see. nobody tell lies. why should they lie? and tell me one thing, how long one country can bear this burden of ten million? i mean, one million people. and day by day, it is increasing. how long we can bear this burden?
the un says that no one should be forced to return. we're hearing reports, the bbc, that a group of about 20 rohingya were sent back to go and look at a facility to see if they could live there. and they have said that there were also junta leaders brought to the cox's bazar. there was militaryjunta from myanmar who came to cox's bazar. yes. to talk to them. they've told human rights groups that they were lied to and deceived into meeting with these militaryjunta. by bangladeshi authorities. no, i think i don't know why they said they voluntarily they went there because their representative came to talk to them voluntarily. they went there to see. nobody tell lies. why should they lie? and tell me one thing, how long one country can bear this burden of ten million? i mean, 1 million people.
guy in 2024. >> what was he selling me give me one thing, inflation, gas prices. >> todd: do you have any doubt that he is running? >> yeah, he might not be sure from week-to-week you have to ask him. of course is he running why would he not? they are doing so well. this is where the american people really have to look at the body of work and, you know, and look at the speeches and when the only time they clap is when he says. [mumble] then there's a problem there. i don't know if the rest of the democrats are -- moderate democrats where are you? we could use you. i feel like an old superman movie. >> todd: funny line in there. look what has already happened. saying that as if it's positive. i would say you are right, president, look what has happened over the course of the last two years. it ain't good. >> why doesn't anyone say like what? just one time when he says these things, look what happened? like what? >> todd: the president is not having a good last two years.
do you think there are some members less serious, perhaps, about getting through than others? >> i think everybody wants to get there. they run for office because they want to be able to accomplish things. we will accomplish our commitment to america. >> reporter: do you worry the message this might send to the country that republicans aren't ready to govern? >> no, no. my father told me one thing. it's not how you start, it's how you finish. >> reporter: thank you. there you hear it from kevin mccarthy. it's a lot of the same kinds of things we have been hearing from him the last couple days. he is dug in, trying to project optimism and confidence that he can get there. you heard discussion about the rules package. part of the challenge for mccarthy is, as we have been talking about, congress has to do the speaker vote first and then any rules vote to adopt any disagreement comes second. we talked about the trust deficit he has with some members. they would rather see that rules package locked in first before they would be willing to vote for mccarthy.
daddy and a free house from his sister. his sister sold them a house for a dollar. by these way, dr. oz paid for al the houses he lives in by working hard. like most people in pennsylvania, so make no mistake, there's nothing rugged about john fetterman mentally or physically. now it may the fifty three year old did suffer fromin a debilitating stroke. he wasg unable to attend his primary night victory party. he hasn't been physically or mentally able to campaign until recently. and at the short and rare campaign stop in pennsylvania,n all of eleven minutes, john fetterman struggled to communicate even a little bit. >> take a look. we could have picked any part. pennsylvania, where we're going to start the campaign trail, starting. let meth tell you, two years ago i was talking to the media and saying them folks, you want to know who's going to be the next president? do you know what i said?? i said, tell me one thing. tell me who wins 10%, who wins