Never in the history of Congress has people been deciding where other parties are putting people on committees.

Mr. Senator McConnell said her views amount to a cancer for the Republican Party.

Well, I denounce all those comments that were brought up.

Everybody, and she came to the floor, she came inside our conference and announced

them as well. She said she was wrong. She has reached out in other ways and forms. And nothing

that she said has been based upon since she's been a member of Congress. And the voters, the voters,

no, the voters decided she could come and serve.

The Q&ON Congresswoman gets a pass from House Republicans,

while Congresswoman Liz Cheney had to fight back a challenge for her leadership post.

Cheney more than survived, but the question is, what's next for Marjorie Taylor Green?

Plus, new remarks from President Biden

on his nearly $2 trillion economic relief proposal. He says he wants a bipartisan bill, but the

question is, what is he willing to compromise? And Democrats won control of the Senate two weeks ago,

but they are just now taking control of the committees.

The question is, how long before we finally see confirmation hearings for key cabinet posts like

Attorney General? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that has yet to hear any cries of voter fraud after the House referendum on Liz Cheney.

I am Casey Hunt on this Thursday. February 4th, we'll start with the news. The third highest ranking House Republican Liz Cheney will remain in leadership after beating back a secret ballot

challenged to strip her of her title as conference chair. Sources say 145 House Republicans voted

to keep Cheney in her spot, while 61 Republicans backed the

resolution to remove her from leadership because she voted to impeach former President Donald

Trump. That is just under 30 percent of the conference, which is far fewer than what had

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