republican congresswoman marge r re-taylor green complaining on a conservative podcast how house speaker nancy pelosi is keeping a mask mandate in place for the house floor. you know, we can look back in a time in history where people were told to wear a gold star, and they were definitely treated like second class citizens, so much so that they were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany. this is exactly the type of abuse that nancy pelosi is talking about. greene s comments have been met with harsh criticism. republican congresswoman liz cheney calling them evil lunacy. and democratic congressman gym mcgovern says greene should resign. but last night when greene was asked about the comments she doubled down. so i stand by all of my statements, i said nothing wrong and i think any rational jewish person didn t like what happened in nazi germany, and any rational jewish person doesn t like what s happening with overbearing mask mandates and overbearing
to make accusations. charlotte bennett and lindsey boylan were the first ones to accuse him of inappropriate action. anna ruch also came forward about an allegation in 2018. what do you think of this now that the governor has said he refuses to step down? reporter: he has faced these accusations over the course of the last week and we re hearing from more women who said they faced inappropriate conduct from the governor. the governor has said in no uncertain terms that he has no plans to resign. the state s attorney general are looking into allegations of sexual harrassment. he said the investigation must be allowed to run its course. here s what he had to say about that. i was elected by the people of the state. i wasn t elected by politicians. i m not going to resign because of allegations. the premise of resigning because of allegations is actually anti-democratic. the system is based on due process and the credibility of the allegation. anybody has the ability to make
getting we went, to pepper pig world. describing the performance is shambolic. describing the performance as shambolic. austria is back in lockdown today. its trying to control a rising covid infection rate. and with new restrictions coming in across europe, we ve seen protests in belgium, austria, italy, the netherlands, switzerland and croatia. once again we re seeing the tension between public health measures and personal freedoms. let s start in austria. tens of thousands of people protested in the capital, vienna, in response to the new national lockdown and to plans that make vaccination a legal requirement. here s the president of the austrian medical association on the decision to do this. here is from february the 1st, vaccination will be mandatory in our country because it is necessary to stop the spread. a police press conferences just started. a police press conferences ust started. , ., ., ., , started. firing his weapon and was takin: a started. firing his we
april, but his remarks were quickly overshadowed, when he announced he would hold a major news conference this afternoon. sandra: actually is not happening. statement has since been clarified by the white house, saying there is no change to the president s schedule and there is no news conference. karl rove, doug, and jason will react to the puzzling comments, and where the heck is this american economy going from here. it has been quite a week. john: begin this friday with tensions, the justice department may be deciding on possible criminal charges for the president s son. the finish line in sight. sandra: and word could come in on any moment. this is america reports. refusal to lie low and plans to launch a legal defense fund. it could raise ethical questions over who is donating and whether they are trying to influence the president s policies. miranda devine, you ve always got your ear to the ground on these issues and these matters. what are you hearing on ten
the lead starts right now. the day after the heated debate in pennsylvania, how john fetterman struggles after a stroke going over with voters plus the new ad attacking mehmet oz and his awkward answer on abortion rights. they got him therapy, tried to take his gun. still, it was not enough. a family s actions before a gunman s rampage in a school with a rifle and 600 rounds of ammunition. plus, new protests in iran mark 40 days since a woman died in police custody accused of violating the country s dress code. could this be the start of a revolution? welcome to the lead. i m john berman in for jake tapper. a new report in our politics lead. a second woman claimed that herschel walker of georgia pressured her to get an abortion. she s not revealing her identity out of fear of reprisal, she says. her attorney, gloria allred, helped lay out her claims a short time ago. eva, what are we learning here? reporter: we are getting incredible detail from this woman who says sh