Good evening with Thundering Silence from leading Republicans, the anti-Semitism of one of

its members, a one-time QAnon promoter, we begin tonight with Bob Dylan, who turned 80 today.

In 1963, he released Talking John Birch Paranoid Blues. The John Birch Society was the

QAnon of its era. Republicans back then had a problem with its extremism and the bigotry

associated with it, what they did not have was a taste for alienating its members, many

of whom voted Republican. It might sound familiar. So throughout the 1960s, even though

leading Republicans managed to distance themselves from the worst, what Ronald Reagan once called

the lunatic fringe, they never fully vaccinated themselves against the underlying illness.

So flash forward to now. Enter Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, seen here equating

mask regulations for House members with the Holocaust.

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. And this is exactly the type of abuse that

Nancy Pelosi is talking about.

That is Congresswoman last week, Marjorie Taylor Greene, trivializing genocide and briefly,

where she is amplifying her remarks in case you missed the anti-Semitism.

I said nothing wrong and I think any 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

mass mandates.

Her remarks are, as my mom used to say, deeply stupid. But much as she'd like it to be,

this is not about her, it's about this.

Minority leader Kevin McCarthy, House GOP-Whip Steve Scalice, and conference chair Elise

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