Exponent, [INAUDIBLE] save the party, the party's hanging by a thread.
>> We've gotta get rid of Biden.
>> [CROSSTALK] The party's hanging by your thread, you got to save the party.
[CROSSTALK] Listen, no more Q and nine.
>> Democratic lawmaker Jamal Bowman has been getting into some
shouting matches recently.
Now, he got into a shouting match specifically after Republicans
blocked an effort to expel freshman Republican George Santos from the House.
And Marjorie Greene got involved, and they went back and forth.
And so, Santos was indicted by the Department of Justice just last week
on 13 counts, including wire fraud, illegal money transactions,
lying on financial disclosures, potentially stealing from public funds.
And he has already pleaded not guilty to all counts and
says that he's going to fight this.
But based on the lying we've seen from Santos, I wouldn't trust him.
And I think that the Justice Department very likely has a good case here.
Now, Marjorie Greene, in her attempt to deflect from all of this,
ended up getting into this shouting match with Bowman about guns and immigration.
So let's take a look at that.
>> [INAUDIBLE] No more dead ceiling nonsense.
Come on, now.
Save the party.
>> We've got to save the country. >> Save America.
Save the children.
>> Save the country.
>> Do something about guns, [CROSSTALK].
>> Right, [INAUDIBLE] >> Invest in education.
[CROSSTALK] We're accepting them, we love them.
[CROSSTALK] We love the migrant children.
What do you mean we lost them?
>> You can't find them.
>> What are you talking about?
>> [CROSSTALK] Yeah, migrant children are missing.
>> [CROSSTALK] No, I don't know, that's Fox News, that's Fox News.
[CROSSTALK] Listen, I need you to stay in the party.
>> Not very smart.
[CROSSTALK] >> So
there she is telling Jamal Bowman that he's not very smart.
Immediately after, she says, in response to Bowman saying,
do something about the guns, she says,
close the border, as if the guns are coming in from Mexico.
When in reality, it's the other way around, okay?
Cartels are smuggling guns from the United States to Mexico.
I mean, it's just insane.
We've got evidence to show you on that if you wanna see the receipts, but insane.
>> So before we give you Marjorie Taylor Greene's reaction, Jamal Bowman's reaction
to the reaction, et cetera, first of all, I want you to remember,
as you're seeing those reactions, they were both laughing, right?
Marjorie Taylor Greene was smiling and laughing,
Jamal Bowman laughed at the end, right?
Even though she's the only one that said anything nasty in that interaction.
They're having a debate, which I kind of liked, right?
And then she said, you're not very smart.
So Jamal Bowman didn't do anything threatening, He was almost jovial, right?
And you see it with your own eyes, right?
So remember that as we go to these.
And then I wanna say, I love Jamal Bowman getting into these debates outside of
Congress or in the hallways.
As I said earlier in the show, I'm calling him the principal now.
He's walking the hallways, straighten out the kids, okay?
And I love that he started on, and in fact, in that entire clip,
he brought up issue after issue, policy issues, right?
And mainly about, he's fighting back on the issue of gun control.
So that's terrific.
And the main reason that he's having to do that is because there are no actual
debates inside Congress.
>> Now, let's get to Marjorie Greene's press conference following that
shouting match that we all witnessed, because she says some interesting
things in that press conference, including sharing with all of us
how hurt she was by some of what Jamal Bowman had to say, allegedly.
Let's watch.
>> Bowman shouting at the top of his lungs, cursing, calling me a horrible,
calling me a white supremacist, which I take great offense to.
That is like calling a person of color the N word, which should never happen.
Calling me a white supremacist is equal to that, and that is wrong.
Jamal Bowman was down there cursing at me, telling me to get the F out of there, and
he was leading the mob right outside the vehicle I was sitting in.
We have this all on video.
And then on the Capitol steps yesterday,
he was the one that approached me, even CNN reported that.
Yelling, shouting, raising his voice.
He has aggressive, his physical mannerisms are aggressive.
I think there's a lot of concern about Jamal Bowman, and I am concerned about it.
I feel threatened by him.
>> I mean, there's so much to talk about from the statement that she made there,
including how hurt she is for being called a white supremacist when she
was speaking at an event thrown by Nick Fuentes, of all people.
>> There was literally a white supremacist conference, she went there,
she knew what it was.
She coordinated with Nick Fuentes.
She even edited his speech.
Well, look- >> If it walks like a duck, and
it talks like a duck, I mean, come on.
>> So, look, Anna and I have said on many occasions,
we think that there's way too much identity politics in politics, but
in this case wait a minute I don't know what she's talking about.
That was not on the tape at all.
So she claims she has some secret tape where he called her a white supremacist.
On the tape that we've all seen, the one that we know exists,
he only brought up policy issues.
>> Right. >> So
don't put that on Jamal Bowman at all, okay?
But she says, can you believe it, It's the same as being called N word.
No, first of all, no, it's not.
>> No. >> It's not that at all.
And second of all, when you go to a white supremacist conference,
that's when people call you a white supremacist.
>> She also accused him of cursing at her, I didn't hear her-
>> Again,
this is all on the secret tape that she, what, you're shy about sharing it?
Is that what's going on- >> Where is it?
>> Taylor Green.
Okay, and even if it's true, he's right.
Technically and very literally correct.
And, guys, this is the same woman who shouted into AOC's mailbox
when she had not won her congressional seat yet, and she was a rando.
She went around shouting at Congress people for publicity stunts, right?
Now, you're catching feelings about being shouted at by a fellow Congress person.
Please.
Your hypocrisy knows no bounds.
>> I got to say, we're looking at the video right now.
We're not hearing any sound, but we see their body language.
She certainly does not seem scared.
She doesn't seem like she's being intimidated by Jamal Bowman.
>> Yeah, and of course, now, look, Jamal Bowman is gonna talk about it here,
but that's a very old trope of, large Black man, I was scared, so
we had to do something about it.
Okay, so let's go to Bowman's clip here.
>> Marjorie Taylor Greene in her press conference this morning,
said something incredibly dangerous and incredibly reckless about me.
Talking about my demeanor as being aggressive and
saying that she feels intimidated by me.
Unfortunately, this country has a history of characterizing Black men who
are outspoken, who stand their ground,
and who push back as being threatening or intimidating.
So, she's not even using a dog whistle, she's using a bullhorn to put a target
on my back to the people that she refers to as MAGA,
people out there who might wanna cause harm.
This is the same reason why Mike Brown was killed.
This is one of the reasons why Emmett Till was killed.
And throughout history, Black men have continued to be characterized as
aggressive because, one, because of our skin color, but two,
because we happen to be outspoken and passionate about certain issues.
>> And yeah, I mean, I love that you mentioned how they were both smiling and
laughing during that video that we watched earlier,
because she did not look intimidated or scared at all.
>> Yeah, all of a sudden, Marjorie Taylor Green is intimidated, please.
All right, and remember, she also chased children down the streets,
including the victims of Parkland massacre, yelling at them, yeah,
your friends are murdered, so what ha ha ha ha.
And now all of a sudden, you're worried about people yelling at you.
Hilarious, hilarious, okay?
And I was paraphrasing.
Now, in terms of the stereotypes, it's absolutely true that throughout history,
American history, unfortunately, they say, that Black man looked intimidating,
we had to kill him, okay?
And so he gave a couple of examples, and
you know all of them, Emmett Till, et cetera.
And Emmett was a child, and they still did it to him, right?
By the way, there's also that about large men sometimes.
And look, Jamal is large in a different way than I am,
he's a little bit more swole, but I have had people say his physical
presence intimidates me, and he should not be allowed to speak, okay?
What?
That's insane.
Right, now you take a large and Black man like Jamal Bowman, right?
And then she uses that stereotype in her fake defense of,
I'm the victim, I don't believe in yelling.
It's just little Marjorie Taylor Greene here.
Hey, any of the MAGA guys wanna help me out with Jamal?
Okay, yeah, I see you.