What Is The GOP Going To Do About Its Controversial Members?

The transcript discusses the internal controversies within the GOP, highlighting disruptions by lawmakers Lauren Bobert and Marjorie Taylor Greene during President Biden's State of the Union address. It also covers the GOP's stance on racism, with the Republican National Committee condemning white supremacy but not taking action against certain members. The focus then shifts to the upcoming elections, where far-right and moderate candidates are competing. The transcript concludes with the mention of Liz Cheney facing consequences for her role in the January 6 Select Committee, while other GOP members remain unpunished.

What actions did freshman lawmakers Lauren Bobert and Marjorie Taylor Greene take during President Biden's state of the Union address?

What was the response of the Republican National Committee regarding racism in the GOP?

What are the implications of the controversies for the Republican Party's strategy in upcoming elections?

How did House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy respond to calls for punishing caucus members linked to the far right?

What consequences did Representative Liz Cheney face in Congress?