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doors to get the gavel. those holdouts who were keeping the the speakership from him now have some plush committee assignments. lauren boebert, scott perry, and where they got assign and why the white house is watching so closely. our congressional reporters are here to explain what those members will now be able to do. they also learned about, more about why congressman marjorie taylor greene might have gotten so close to mccarthy, becoming one of the loudest supporters for him to get the gavel, she got two top committee assignments making past statements like this one from 2018 all the more relevant today. there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now. okay? they are, you saw after midterm elections what we saw so many muslims elected, i don t know, i don t know the exact number but there were quite a few, we have that woman out of minnesota, now she s going into congress, and she s got to wear a head covering, you know, they want to put their hand on
it s a good sign. a lot of people were tuned in. never good to melt the servers. we learned that desantis will kick off the campaign again. relaunch if you will next tuesday in des moines, iowa. he ll make stops in new hampshire, south carolina next week in what he is calling our great american come back tour. let s bring in our cnn political analyst and national politics reporter and kara swisher, host of on with kara swisher the podcast. good morning. i think just to start with you. a glitch is a glitch and people make fun of it and talk about it. about it what really matters is that indicative of his campaign going forward? certainly hope for that. there is a kind of piece of theater and substance here. on the theater of the presidential law, a lot of this is a game for fund-raising and drive interest. he really failed on that front. this took over a moment that was supposed to be about ron desantis and maybe about elon musk and made about it twitter
establishment is he can prove what he can do to ron desantis. we had byron donald on our podcast today. and one thing he said this is a congressman from florida. a young congressman. a republican. a republican. who is right in the middle of that ron desantis-donald trump cross hairs. he says you can have two chefs who make the same recipe but that doesn t mean the meal tastes the same. that is, i think, a good encapsulation of what is bringing some people back to donald trump. its no not that they don t like ron desantis, it s that they believe he will deliver in a different way. he introduced ron desantis inauguration. the exactly. i think that speaks to really the two sides. he said he s the best governor of america. he also said there is no question for him this primary needs to go back to donald trump. fascinating. i just wrote myself a note. thank you. kara, thank you. thank you. this morning, tributes are pouring in for the queen of rock n roll.
manipulation of recommendation algorithms. there s a lot more worrisome, it s a lot more worrisome in the chinese communist party than whether or not you re steering someone assen influencer to one product or another did. they don t store the user data in china or share the information with the chinese government writing, we re disappointed that so many states are jumping on the political bandwag ton enact policies that will do nothing to advance cybersecurity in their states and are based on unfounded falsehoods about tiktok. morgan chesky, thank you. joining me now is new york magazine editor at large, kara swisher, the host of on with kara swisher and pivot podcasts. good to see you. what is the deal with tiktok? is it a big deal? is it scary and dangerous? i wrote a column two years ago saying i love it, and i use it on a phone. and i don t feel anything that