information pointing to a comment he made on his podcast the day before the riot. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen like you think it's going to happen. it's going to be quite extraordinarily different and all i can say is strap in. >> and yet only nine house republicans would join democrats this week in voting to hold bannon in contempt of congress. there was even drama on the house floor when marjorie taylor greene confronted two members of the january 6 committee, liaison chain, and jamie raskin, waving her hands and calling the vote on bannon a joke. i went up to the hill to ask her about that moment and here's what she told me. what about that confrontation with congresswoman cheney? why did that happen? >> she's a traitor. >> she's a traitor? >> yeah. >> how can you say that? >> pretty easy. >> we then caught up with green a second time and i asked her why she would not hold bannon in contempt. what was the rationale behind your vote? >> rationale behind me vote is i'm not self-absorbed like the rest of these jerks here in congress. they're ignoring inflation. people can hardly by food. because they're self-absorbed. all they care about is congress. they don't care about the american people that pay all the taxes. all you want to talk about is your trump derangement syndrome and all you want to talk about january 6th where there's a riot here. >> why protect steve bannon? >> because i care about american people. >> the interview ended soon after when pete sessions of texas walked into the middle of our conversation. >> you doing okay? let's get out of here. >> but not steve bannon. >> hey, what about all the people rotting in jail? why don't you worry about them. >> and that was that. democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania joins me now. the vice chair of the house judiciary committee. thanks so much for being with us. what's your reaction to those remarks we just heard from green? >> well, sadly, i've had to put up with marjorie taylor greene a bit this week. she came in and observed while we had merit garland in front of the judiciary committee. she's not based in the fact or the truth or any sense of the rule of law. any sense of the constinstituti congress. those who voted against the resolution to hold steve bannon in contempt are literally voting against their own interests. against the institution of congress. against our subpoena power as a co-equal branch of government. so miss greene is sadly very misled. does not understand literally her oath of office or what democracy is all about. >> and congresswoman, i don't want to spend too much time on her, but are you concerned about being around her? about your colleagues being around her? what do you make of this? she has this confrontation with congresswoman liz cheney and congressman jamie raskin. seems to happen so much. >> she frequently comes in to committees without a mask. has to be told to put a mask on, like a child. it's disturbing. she's seeking the hot spotlight through negative attention and small people like that need to be ignored more. we have really important business to do in congress. you see democrats doing just that. whereas the majority of republicans are disregarding the rule of law. they would move forward and defund our government. they would allow us to default on our obligations and pull stunts like that as they continue the big lie. democrats on the other hand were governing. >> and i also caught up with the gop congressman, chip roy, asking him to explain why he vo voted with the vast skmajority republicans and here's what he said. can i ask you why you decided not to vote? what about your majority and you issue subpoenas? >> the premise is all wrong. i have no idea any of the debates or discussions that have occurred in this committee and it's based on a committee that would structure to be a political committee from the very beginning. that's how it was set up. that's the problem. you undermine the rule of law when you don't have to foundational principle. >> just to recap there, roy say that is the lawmakers are investigating a domestic terror attack are undermining the rule of law, not the man ducking a subpoena in that investigation. meaning steve bannon. how do you make sense of that? >> you can't. you literally cannot make sense of it. that whole argument was incredibly upside down as were the words of marjorie taylor greene. it's as though we're looking in some clown mirror. again, we are up against some very serious issues. the protect effort of democracy is incredibly important. we saw how fragile our democracy became under donald trump as he spread disinformation and distrust over our elections and so many other things. not to mention spewing indecency and bigotry and hate, frankly. so those whom you just interviewed really disregard and disrespect the institution. they don't seem to even understand what we are here for. we have an obligation to get at the truth. we have an obligation to find out what happened. mr. bannon, for example, i call him a bit player, but certainly he's a player. he has information as to what was going on in the days and planning before january the 6th and what was going on on january the 6th and beyond. we know this threat is not over. we need people to come forward. what i think those two congress people should have done is say, of course mr. bannon needs to come forward and in fact, i'll come and testify before the january 6th committee. i will tell you everything i know because i know this is about something much bigger than me. it is about our democracy and what we leave for the next generation and the generation after that. they should all want to come forward. >> do you have any confidence that steve bannon will be forced to testify by the justice department? that it's going to get to that point? do you think that's going to happen? >> i do. this is a very different world with a new administration. an administration that understands the rule of law. understands the separation of powers. between the executive and the department of justice and of course, this is a very different attorney general. attorney general barr was just a puppet for trump and so this attorney general is independent. is thoughtful. i believe they will move swiftly. they understand the urgency of this. and so mr. bannon will be forced to come forward and to testify. he of course has the chance to take the fifth in limited circumstances, but he can't just fly flout the rule of law. can't just flout a subpoena. i'm delighted mr. clark will be in front of the committee. you're going to see people come forward and be forced to tell us the truth. again, for the purpose of making sure we hold accountable those who were involved in the insurrection including the president of the united states, but much more importantly that we never see it happen again. >> all right. congresswoman, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. coming up, a conspiracy callout. 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do you think mike pence will show up here today or does he not want to hang? >> i think he would be afraid to show up. >> why? >> because he was a coward. >> or because these people tried to kill him. >> i feel lcult is a negative word. >> are there any other hits you hope he goes back to. >> whatever he spews out of his mouth, i just love it. i just love -- >> it doesn't matter what he says? >> yeah. >> i love being here. we're going to love hearing what he has to say. >> but this isn't a cult? >> no, i don't think so. >> joining me now is the man who bravely travels to the magaverse and back. the great jordan cleper. so good to have you back. thanks so much. we just heard they don't think it's a cult, but when you were just walking around, we saw some very weird stuff. a flag with trump riding a raptor firing a machine gun. that seems kiecnd of cult like. >> definitely there was the new rc he recollects. it's no longer that surprising. there were though quite a few confederate flags which was strange in des moines. a flag with an american flag with a hand that came down lifting it and behind it was a confederate flag and everybody was dressed to the nines to stand in a field for up to 12 hours to listen to the man speak. i even saw someone selling women's pee funnels so if people didn't want to leave their space in line to use the restroom, they could urinate right there. which to me, when you're peeing in a field waiting for leader to speak, you may be closer to a cult than you think. >> that's commitment, to say the least. a lot of these supporters refuse to believe trump had anything to do with the violence on january 6th. they try to blame the so-called deep state. i've seen this go down this rabbit hole before, but i have to play this interview you got with one gentleman because the logic here makes my head spin. still struggling with it. >> i don't believe it was people like me and people like you see every there in that crowd that did it. >> who was behind -- >> fbi, cia, antifa were used. other groups like that. >> seemed like a lot of them were going into the capitol and attack nancy pelosi and hang -- >> which one? the one with the bull horns? he's not a trump supporter. i don't care what his resume says. he's not a trump supporter. in fact, do you remember the picture of the plane in afghanistan with all the people running next to it? that was a balloon plane. if you look at the pictures of the real plane, there's pieces that are missing from the real plane to that plane. >> so you're saying there's a conspiracy around the afghanistan withdrawal. >> no i'm saying there was one guy there who, the only guy who turned to the camera and waved his hands. everybody remember that? he's the guy with the horns on his hat. >> he was in afghanistan. >> yes. go look at the pictures. >> i think he's in jail right now. >> no, that's what they tell -- >> we've got to find pictures of the horn guy in like the background of old civil war photos -- >> just telling you the picture looks just like him. >> wow. i mean, some of these folks have gone so far down the rabbit hole i think they're going to reach the earth's core. i mean, that is just an incredible -- you know, confluence of events that this guy is putting together. help us make sense of it. >> well, i will say i was ready for some disinformation and thought the conversation was going to be mostly about whether trump won the election. i think what i was surprised by is that's already been decided by that group. i think it was the misinformation around january 6th that was kind of shocking to me. and there is no one clear narrative. most of the people we talked to when we brought up january 6th, they pointed to the cia, the fbi, some pointed to it being an important day where people stood up and did the right thing but the people who did bad things weren't the people on their side. some folks didn't believe it happened at all. i think the one unifying theory is a lack of accountability for the words that are being said and the actions being taken. so that shocked me. that the pace we're going, if donald trump decides to run for office, we're not going to be debating what happened on january 6th. i think we're going to be debating whether january 6th exists on the gregorian calendar or not. >> to put that together with afghanistan, it's remarkable. there had been a lot of questions about what would become of the qanon conspiracy group after trump's loss, but you found plenty of those supporters at this rally. i remember seeing them back in 2018, but let's take a look at an chexchange you had just recently. is that a q? >> are you a q supporter? >> certainly. >> was it q's whole thing that trump would be reinstated as president? >> he's never left. no doubt in my mind 150,000%. >> that he's still president of the united states? really? does he still hold the powers of the presidency? >> well, he's been flying around the world on air force . >> but it's still his fault. >> thank you for talking to me. >> my head hurts. i'm speechless, jordan. help me out here. do you run into people at these rallies because i found my experience going to the rallies, i thought it was the best way to understand the best in this country was to go to the rallies. do you run into people who sort of with a wink and nod acknowledge that a lot of this stuff is just bull crap or do you get a sense this is more across the board? the belief in these types of crazy conspiracy theories? i've only been back to this one now. it was the first since january 6th. you would run into people who are attending a rally because they're fun. it's the big surcircus that com into town. some wouldn't be caught wearing a q hat and wouldn't talk the talking points. i was surprised at this one where i was not running into these people. it felt already like the q emblems we saw, whether or not people were attempting to follow q, at least s a new symbol that just meant we don't believe the information you're telling us and almost everyone we talked to was a member and all into that group. so again, this is the first time out for us. the election's 1,000 days away. he hasn't even announced he's running yet, but already it's not just people who are happy to be there and cosplaying for the fun of it. people seem to be that much further along on the information and misinformation train. >> jordan, i know you work for a comedy show. that's the point to make us laugh at ourselves and so on. but i do see this as important journalism. i wonder if you see it that way. why do you personally want to go out and talk to these folks and hear what they're saying. do you think there's a point to it? 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>> i sued epa. i take aim at the cap and trade bill because it's bad for west virginia. >> yes, that's joe manchin back from 2010. he's been shooting holes in efforts to combat climate change for more than a decade now, but by around large, these spots are run by republicans. brian kemp ran this ad. >> i'm so conservative -- i blow up government spending. i own guns. that no one's taking away. >> and somehow, he is still hated by trump. of course, politicians have the right to run all the crazy ads they want, but this doesn't have a place in american society anymore. not after january 6th. not after the supporters of the former president resorted to violence to try to overturn the results of a free and fair election. and not with trump still lying about what happened that day. he released this statement this week repeating the big lie saying the insurrection took place on november 3rd, election day. january 6th was the protest. that is delusional, of course. but trump says he's launching a new platform to amplify these lies. he's starting his own social media brand. he's going to call it truth social. now there are rules on truth. for example, apparently, you can't say anything bad about trump. and when trump and other users post their messages, they're going to be called truths. hundred bucks says trump's first truth on truth will be a lie because he's a liar. the other loathsome thing he did this week is when he attacked the late colin powell. he was a classic rhino, if even that. always being the first to attack other republicans. he made plenty of mistakes, but anyway, may he rest in peace. for years, powell tried to warn republicans about the direction of the republican party. back in 2008, powell called out republicans who were falsely claiming that then candidate barack obama was a muslim as if that was a bad thing. i have some concerns about the direction that the party has taken in recent years, it has moved more to the right than i would like to see it, but that's a choice the party makes. i'm also troubled by not what senator mccain says, but members of the party say, and it is permitted to be said. such things as well, you know that mr. obama is a muslim. well, the correct answer is he is not a muslim. he's a christian. always been a christian. but the really right answer is what if he is? is there something wrong with being a muslim in this country? taking your party on and telling some tough truths. that is true leadership. colin powell also repeatedly tried to sound the alarm about donald trump. >> i could not possibly vote for this individual. the first thing that troubled me is the whole birtherism movement. it had to do with the fact that the president of the united states or president obama was a black man. that was part of it. and then i was deeply troubled by the way in which he was going around insulting everybody. john mccain. immigrants. i'm the son of immigrants. anybody who dared to speak against him. >> just after january 6th of this year, powell said the insurrection was part of what he had been warning about. >> do they realize that in a sense, they caused, they encouraged at least this w wildness to grow and grow. >> they did and that's why i can no longer call myself a fellow republican. we need people who will speak the truth. >> we need people who will speak the truth. top republican leaders were once willing to speak the truth about president trump. people like senator ted cruz. >> this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. and in a pattern that i think is straight out of a psychology textbook. his response is to accuse everybody else of lying. >> and senator lindsey graham who once tweeted if we nominate trump, we will get destroyed and deserve it. if republican politicians want to blow things up, if they want to shock us, then do this. before it's too late. before there is more political violence in this country. tell the truth. he lost. he lost. you can practice this at home in front of a mirror. just say the words. he lost. you know ignoring him will not make it go away. kissing the ring will not make it go away. impersonating him. certainly will not make it go away. he will find new ways to disgust you and betray you because there is no bottom. there never has been and there never will be. his soul is a black hole swallowing up the nearest, weakest objects around him. blowing up a prius in a tv ad doesn't make you look tough. it makes you look ridiculous. if you want to look tough, blow us away by telling the truth. we'll be right back. 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laundries anything about what happened to gabby before he disappeared? >> that's not something i can comment on right now. >> joining us now is a retired fbi profiler, jim clemente. we know this notebook was found near laundrie's remains outside a dry bag. a source says it's not clear how the notebook ended up outside of the bag. you heard the family attorney there describing how upset brian was before he left his parents' house. does any of this stand out to you? >> i think it will be a critical part of what's called a typical death investigation. that's to determine the manner of death in these kind of uneasy, unknown situations. where there isn't enough information available. we go and we do a psychological autopsy. so the fact that brian was extremely upset when he left, i think that's a key, key question that is now answered. because now we know a little bit more about his state of mind and the parents apparently, because of how this lawyer answered that question, apparently they know more and i hope they will share it. >> and much of the focus has shifted to laundrie's parents and the fact they're the ones who found his belongings. coming across them in less than an hour after inentering the pa. the north port police spokesman says he doesn't think this is a conspiracy. the laundrie's attorney described it as a happenstance. what are your thoughts? this is mysterious. >> it is. their behavior has been mysterious. but i've been involved in a number of searches for missing children over the course of my fbi career and there have been times when parents and family members actually know the people the best and actually know what to look for and so this area had been underwater for a time. i don't know how long it was exposed. but this may be the first time any human being went by it, by this area, after the water receded. so just knowing him and knowing where he hung out and what he liked to do probably aided them in the search. >> obviously there's a lot of second guessing going on about how law enforcement handled this. they've been criticized for losing track of laundrie and this week, the laundrie family attorney revealed he told the fbi laundrie was missing the very day he didn't return home from the hike. the north port police insist they weren't told until four days later. why wouldn't the fbi shares with the local police? >> well, obviously, it's uncertain who's telling the truth here. i think the fbi made a statement about when they first learned about it and it's possible that there was some miscommunication or a lack of communication between the two law enforcement agencies. but i don't see any reason why the fbi would withhold that information. brian laundrie was not known to be a critical part of this investigation until late in the game. i think he was already gone by the time north port police actually were aware of how strongly he was connected to this case. i think again, that's a question for the parents. for his parents. 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