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>> the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california, having received a majority of the votes cast and is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. [applause] >> that was easy. i never thought we were to get up here. now the hard work begins. i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after this week. i never give up. will: 15 rounds of voting. after 15 rounds, the cost elects kevin mccarthy as speaker. rachel: mccarthy takes the

gavel in a late-night session. the gop looks to get to work. pete: just after midnight, if you haven't seen it, alexandria hoff is in washington. >> reporter: the final tally took place after midnight. speaker mccarthy now has the gavel. we have a one hundred eighteenth congress sworn in early this morning. >> that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office in which you are about to enter, so help you god. congratulations. you are now members of the 118th congress. rachel: it was quite the weight, the conclusion of the drama that filled four days of speaker voting in one hundred 50 years. mccarthy received a standing ovation after 1:00 am. [chanting]

>> from the great state of california and the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. [applause] >> reporter: the stalemate was broken after mccarthy agreed to key concessions that included the ability to oust him more easily if desired and spending cuts. he squeezed by with 216 votes by the fifteenth round, mccarthy needed 215 because the total there to cast votes was 429. democrats voted for congressman hakim jeffries. the six present votes belong to 6 republican holdouts who vowed never to support mccarthy's speaker should. yesterday it boiled over into a tense moment. congressman elect mike rogers from alabama lunged at florida's matt gaetz after the failure of the fourteenth vote. rogers had to be pulled back

from that situation. victory for mccarthy took one more round. >> there will be times we agree and times we will differ. i promise our debates will be passionate, they will never be personal. this chamber is now fully open for all americans. i want to give all americans a personal invitation. you are welcome to see this body at work. >> reporter: speaker mccarthy does not feel a drawn out process has weakened his position. will: thank you. pete: it was high drama if you are a political nerd. i fell asleep, woke up, the fourteenth vote was happening and it looked like mccarthy was going to get their. it was all hung on those six

who voted present. everyone thought apparently based on her hannity appearance that she was going to vote yes, she voted present and then matt gaetz didn't vote, waiting until the end to vote at which point he voted present, and it was a tie. they tied in the fourteenth ballot and they held the vote open for 10, 15 minutes and members came up to matt gaetz and boebert, they can change their votes in real-time and they voted to adjourn until monday. there wasn't going to be a fifteenth vote. in a dramatic moment, matt gaetz walked up to kevin mccarthy, some exchange happened, they both grabbed red cards which meant they were changing their vote to adjourn and they voted again. it was clear a deal had been made and in the final ballot, matt gaetz and boebert voted present.

it lowered the threshold enough the 216 was in a kevin mccarthy. rachel: the ball inched yard by yard down the line. after friday's vote which was the 10th vote when he did vote for mccarthy, i was waiting for the federal budget to be addressed. it's not about me, it is the national defense spending, the american people, and now given this assurance, i will vote for the now speaker mccarthy. we saw as that traced down, the individual articulations, the concepts these members were standing behind so they did get that litany of concessions that mccarthy made. you as they say, in good faith we vote for mccarthy or as you said, present. the question remains, apparently there are reports that donald trump called matt gaetz and biggs on friday.

is it donald trump who is the dealmaker here? is it mccarthy that didn't do it himself and that perhaps lead to frustration on the part of his allies as we load up to this moment of success? the entire time they said you are not getting it done. pete: i with up to get more details what donald trump was able to broker. it is clear kevin mccarthy had 14 to rise, not sure you can call someone a dealmaker after 14 tries. or the opposite take away, a dealmaker who that never gives up. here is some of what has been agreed to. one lawmaker, these are part of the concessions made by kevin mccarthy on his path to the speaker should. one lawmaker can make a motion to elect a new speaker. it has gone down over time. there was talk that it would be 5. we spent -- one can bring a motion to vacate. a potential vote on term limits. a vote on a budget resolution that would balance the budget in 10 years, not to increase the deficit without spending

cuts. when a bill is brought to the floor, it will wait 72 hours before a vote to pass the bill. pretty common sense. might want to read a thousand page bill that spends trillions. three seats on the rules committee for house freedom caucus members. will: understand why the motion to vacate is problematic. what does it matter if it is 5 or one? look at all those other items, those are really good things for conservatives and commonsense governance. there was a lot of fruit for this that came from these hold outs who were called a lot of names. they felt governing with the mandate republicans have would require holding the line. the moment matt gaetz came up to mccarthy and the votes changed. if you watch to the end, hakeem jeffries gave one of the most disgusting partisan speeches i ever heard calling his

opponents racist and fascists and demagogues. if you think nancy pelosi was bad, take a look at what is behind her in hakim jeffries. kevin mccarthy is up against a unified resistance in democrats. hopefully this makes the republican congress more aggressive in investigations. sounds like they will start with the 87 irs agents, 87,000, good place to start, and the border. monday they vote on a rules package that will be contentious. here is house speaker, you can say that now, kevin mccarthy from california on the first order of business. >> when we come back, our very first bill will repeal funding for 87,000 -- [applause]

>> you see? we believe government should be to help, not go after you. we also pledge to bring congress to the people. because answers have not, and will not always be found in washington. [applause] >> that is why one of our first hearings will be held on the southern border. [applause] >> no more ignoring a crisis, the safety and sovereignty, we must secure our border. will: new speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. they move on to the first order

of business including rolling back the 87,000 irs agents, focusing on the southern border according to kevin mccarthy. president biden, this was buried under all the news of what is going on in the house, is planning to visit the southern border. i am going to the southern border tomorrow to host "fox and friends" from el paso. i didn't realize if you are flying on air force one, washington dc to mexico city, you need to have a layover on the southern border. this is the excuse of the white house as to why president biden is finally visiting the southern border. we were on our way south anyway. listen to karine jean-pierre. >> i want to clarify, why make the trip now and not six months ago or a year ago? >> we are clearly heading to mexico city. it made sense to make this stop to see what border enforcement

operations were like and meet the officials who were impacted. pete: couldn't get it direct from washington dc to make liquor city. rachel: it was on the server sixth the president said he had, quote, more important things to do than visit the border. of course the reason he would visit now or simply because they needed a layover. what a slap in the face to those americans that live there and having their land destroyed and resources depleted because of the way this administration is botching the surge of migrants on the southern border. a slap in the face to all those border patrol agents and law enforcement individuals in uniform day in and day out who put their lives on the line, committing suicide in droves because of the failure of this administration to stymie the problem. the president had the nerve to say during his speech that was going on at the same time as the congressional vote to make sure eyes weren't on him, he said his policies were humane and he trashed the prior administration. what is humane, mister

president, about migrant unaccompanied girls going to the bathroom in plastic bags, sexual assault allegations rampant throughout certain facilities because of the overflow where volunteers undergo background checks. to the point so many attorneys state generals, filed in lawsuit to enjoin the administration from running these. the list goes on including late-night flights of unaccompanied migrants to new york, to this state, half of them ended up not being migrants. the list goes on. will: they can say what they want, it is insane. it is like a college buddy you haven't seen in a long time and he says i am coming to see you when you realize he is driving somewhere else. but he happens to be coming through your town so you get to hang out with him for two hours and have a beer and he moved onto his real destination. rachel: he doesn't clean up after himself, trashes your house.

pete: the whole house better be clean by the time i get there. you talked to residents of el paso is "happening now". they are sanitizing the crime scene so president biden sees a choreographed view of the order. this is the state of our nation but there is one house controlled by sandy. we will see what they do. we have 3 hours and 45 minute smart ago. a few additional headlines starting in arizona. a manhunt underway for an armed and dangerous suspect, shot a police sergeant in downtown phoenix. it happened in an apartment complex in an attempt to serve a warrant for the suspect. after the shooting, the gunman jumped off a second story balcony and ran off on foot. police say they will release a name and description if he remains at large. the officer is expected to make a full recovery. the fda is giving approval to a promising new alzheimer's drugs that may help people in the early stages of the disease.

the medication is called l likembe. clinical trials indicate it has potential to slow memory loss and cognitive decline. rush a dose to the white house. fda approval is for those dealing with mild or early stages of the disease, downsides include the need for twice a month infusions and possible side effects, brain swelling and bleeding. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin on the road to recovery. he is off his breathing tube and in a virtual team meeting yesterday, offense of tackle dejan dawkins reacted to seeing his teammate for the first time since this terrifying collapse in monday night's game against the bengals. >> we got our boy, you know what i am saying? that is all that matters. he has given us so much money to see his face, to see him smile, and go like this to the camera. it was everything.

>> reporter: they will pay tribute to hamlin by wearing the number 3 patches on sunday. the teams will honor hamlin on the field highlighting the 30 yard line, buffalo bills red or blue, you can see the colts making that addition. those are your headlines. rachel: all right, coming up. a massachusetts mother missing since new year's day. her former home catching fire after her disappearance. the other bizarre pieces of the story this morning. will: reading, writing and media literacy, grading children on seeking out fake news. who and what will be deemed to disinformation. that story,. ♪

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out in her community looking for clues. rachel: jackie ibanez joins us with more. >> reporter: anna walsh was last seen at 4:00 am on new year's day leaving her massachusetts home to catch her rideshare at boston logan airport. the mother of three was supposed to catch a flight to washington for a work trip at her job in a real estate company but police say it appears walsh never made it to the airport. >> we do not confirm she got into a rideshare. further, we have confirmed with the airlines, that has been a challenge, she did not board a plane. >> reporter: officers say the 39-year-old's cell phone has been shut off since new year's and there is no activity on her debit or credit cards either. this disappearance is treated as a missing persons case. investigators say there is nothing to support anything suspicious or criminal at this

point. searches in washington turned up empty. crews were scouring the woods before suspending the search which will be backup today. during that search effort a fire broke out at her former home where she lived until a few months ago. a couple and a toddler in the home all managed to make it out safely. firefighters say the blaze started in the home's attic. police are not connecting the incident to ana walshe's disappearance saying it is too soon. we are learning ana walshe's husband has a criminal past, he pleaded guilty to federal charges for selling two fake andy warhol paintings to a buyer in south korea. prosecutors say he took the real warhol paintings from friends, put them up on ebay and switched them out for fakes. rachel: thank you so much.

pete: it is three incidences but you are like a lot of smoke. when there is smoke coming you are realizing now as i'm talking about her house burning down, but three separate incidences, not an obvious or direct connection among them. the husband's former past having committed fraud, the house burning down in her disappearance aren't obviously connected. will: the house she didn't currently live in. i don't know. rachel: statistically we know the majority of missing and murdered women are perpetrated by someone who knows her and her close circle. criminal history of fraud does not automatically lend itself to assumptions of committing violence. to your point sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. all of this seems crazy to understand, might be related. that being said, i don't know, sometimes there are massive coincidences. we hope and pray she is found

safe and sound especially on behalf of those little kids. will: we will have the chief on the program later. you talk about truth being stranger than think fiction, here's another one. new jersey regionally passed a transgender education bill, they have to teach that stuff down to first grade. a lot of lunacy in new jersey. put this on top of it, losers -- new cozy -- new jersey governor phil murphy passing a law that will make new jersey the first state to require media literacy for k-12. here is a quote from the reelected, barely governor murphy. our democracy remains under sustained attack through the proliferation of disinformation. it is our response ability to ensure our nation's future leaders are equipped with the tools necessary to identify fact from fiction.

that is the most dystopian statement i have ever heard and that is saying something. and they will starting kindergarten. here's how you can figure out what is true in the media. good luck. will: here's what they plan to teach. research, processing how information is created, critical thinking, using information resources, research methods meeting primary versus secondary sources, fact and opinion. all of these are trojan horses for actual ideology. one of the most obvious examples, accessing peer-reviewed resources. look at the last one. ethical production of information. what does that mean? rachel: there is no bigger example of performative activism than that on your screen. the collateral is your children. here's someone who thinks he can capitulate to the will, left, throw those words out, we will do ethical this, they are failing at basic math, basic english, basic fundamentals of education.

you want to raise a child to be a critical thinker, have him or her be a criticao with socialization in the form of peer-reviewed ethics studies given to you by the new jersey governor, absolutely atrocious. pete: the best course would be civics. understand -- will: primary documents. pete: logic at a rhetoric would help as well. the minute somebody invokes the concept of democracy, all my antennas are up. this is the example this week. the house of representatives, 15 votes were house speaker was the example of democracy in action. so many stepped up and say what a clown show. this is what the founders who wanted the house to represent the passions of the people, the momentary, emotional temperature of the public, turns over every two years. if you don't represent people,

you are out. the founders wanted the house to be democracy in action, passion reflected. it wasn't a clown show. that is american democracy. will: in new jersey they put the new york times and cnn in front of your kids, incredible information, that is how they will spin it. the first principles you are talking about, here is how much, if you remember, april of 2,020, this is how much new jersey governor phil murphy cares for or thinks about things like the bill of rights when he is locking people down. remember this? >> the bill of rights as you well know protects americans right, and enshrines their right to practice their religion as they see fit and congregate together, to assemble peacefully. by what authority did you nullify the bill of rights in issuing this order? how do you have a power -- >> that is above my pay grade. i wasn't thinking of the bill

of rights when we did this. we looked at the data, the science, people have to stay away from each other. pete: he would have benefited from civics. rachel: it is an abomination, it is an absolute abdication of your duty and responsibility as an elected official to say it is above my pay grade. when the bill of rights was invoked, by what authority did you trample on your citizens rights, articulate the reason and authority behind your edict and he laughs at that. will: teachers unions will be telling johnny who can't read how he can decipher disinformation in the media. pete: what phil murphy did is elevate peer-reviewed science above the bill of rights. children learn that's the hierarchy. coming up, we are learning more about the idaho murder suspect who wore gloves, emptying trash

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thank you. rachel: the latest develops in the idaho quadruple murder takes the public behind the scenes into the investigation of suspected killer bryan christopher kohberger with new reports revealing law enforcement watched him meticulously cleaning his car and throwing out trash in his neighbor's bins while wearing gloves, weeks after the murders. forensic and crime scene expert cheryl mcclellan joins us. thank you for being here today. what are your thoughts on what we know so far? >> reporter: the first thing that struck me after the affidavit was released was this timeline. we know by 4:00 in the morning there was a door theash delivery.

the killer may have been inside and on the third floor, because you've got the victim on the second floor, on tiktok at 4:12. another roommate here's what she thinks is kaylee playing with her dog, murphy. you matriculate down from there, the dm saying somebody is in the house, then she hears crying, she is opening her door and looking out but not seeing anything, he keeps hearing these things. then you've got a security camera at 4:17 that picks up whimpering, 1/3, and a dog barking. by 4:25, we have the suspect vehicle fleeing. all this transpires in 25 to 30 minutes. that is an extraordinarily

short period of time, when you start thinking about a quadruple murder. rachel: what conclusion can you draw from that? and what was the most shocking or surprising thing you found in that 19 page affidavit where so much was revealed including everything you recited so excellently? >> the thing i was most excited about was he left such a critical piece of evidence behind. when you talk about the sheath lien -- being left on the bed. wise the third floor so critical? you can only enter that house from the first floor or the second floor. let's say he entered the second floor come which is what we believe good the sliding glass door. why go up the stairs? why would you take your self away from a possible exit of any kind? i believe that was his target area. he was targeting one of the two females on the third floor, no

question in my mind. rachel: do you feel as i do, that a lot of what we are hearing about what he allegedly attempted to do to cover his tracks instead just belie frankly a pretty juvenile attempt at covering his tracks? it seems in hindsight we have that benefit that this actually was, he left behind such evidentiary area -- do you feel he thought he was getting away with it but there are so many details, so many pieces of evidence that point directly to him, seems like this case is already done? >> my life is all about patterns when i am at work. you have somebody that goes to their home area, 12 separate times, before the murders. that you have somebody, just during the murders, turns his phone either off or on airplane mode. that is very telling if he

never did that before. rachel: the fact that those cell phone towers traced his whereabouts before he turned it off, a freshman at best and hopefully we will find accountability for these quadruple murders. thank you. coming up, a border trip at last, president biden is going to el paso for the first time as president. our next guest used to be a councilmember there, and he says it may be too little too late. can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds.

>> i will visit the border myself this sunday in el paso to assess border enforcement operations meeting with local officials and community leaders and folks at the border, seeing what they need but don't have, to convince my republican colleagues they should do something. pete: as you heard, he is going to visit el paso, texas, tomorrow. the mayor there recently declared a state of emergency. border agents in the sector encountered one hundred 6,000 migrants since october, 260% increase from last year. here to react his former el paso councilmember claudio rodriguez. the reports are el paso is being cleaned up in preparation for president biden. i am curious, who is doing the cleanup and why?

>> good morning. it is very unfortunate that the cleanup started earlier this week. i spoke to officials yesterday and they notified me there was 0 releases from border patrol. that means when border patrol has these encounters, they process them and release them into the city of el paso as we had 0. border patrol agents in el paso, i am sure they are just as disappointed because the purpose of president biden coming to el paso is for him to see firsthand the mess that is going on here, something that has never happened in el paso before. we are a city of immigrants, we have people coming into our community every single day. they are coming here legally. everybody has a migration story. it defeats the purpose of president biden coming to el paso by cleaning up the streets the way they are.

pete: my cohost emily brought this up, reminds me of the other pics putting up fake cities to put on a good face for the public, for the world. who do you think they are it attempting to me to play? president biden surely has an idea what is happening at the southern border, his policies aren't because he doesn't understand. at the least he has put it on fox news and seen these images. what is getting accomplished by all of a sudden making el paso look different than it does. >> we are not crazy. something bad happened in el paso. we are the largest city on the border. we have something happening in el paso that was unprecedented and it happened under president biden's watch. i decided to tell the mayor, a declared emergency.

finally declares an emergency. at that point our call for president biden to come to el paso and see what is going on and i am happy he answered that call but very disappointed, nothing ever happened here. will: what do you expect to come out of this trip? >> i have no idea. it is very unfortunate, people are frustrated. it is something we were hoping we could show the world. i have been vocal about this, show the world what is happening in el paso. inviting the president, finally coming to el paso for the first time, or the border, for the first time in his life. we are showing him this pretty picture of business as usual, and that is not the purpose of him coming here. will: it occurs to me what the purpose is, create images of president biden seeing a city

that isn't in the crisis we all know it is in. the olympics pretty face to present to the rest of the country. claudia rodriguez, wish you the best, thank you so much. let's turn to chief mitterrand just rick reichmuth for the forecast. >> reporter: pete just came behind me and whispered sweet nothings at me. your temperatures, no real cold air, 1 ° in fargo, not as bad as it could be this time of year. one little disturbance across the central tennessee valley will become more of a disturbance throughout the day today. watch what happens with future track. we see this front develop. east texas and we see this through the day today into tomorrow, he eventually begins to wind down but a slow-moving storm that will bring scattered showers, a line of showers, no major problems but across the west, we continue to be pummeled by storm after storm.

another one coming in today, a more significant one sunday night into monday. a lot of that storm track goes farther south. southern california getting in on this. by the time this is done we will see another 10 inches of rain in the spots. because we had so much the last two weeks we will watch more threats of flooding. today a big flood threat can't tomorrow things improve a little bit and look at that monday, really large-area looking at flood threat because we had so much rain in the ground is so saturated. back to you. will: gigantic waves in california. a plus for ai. new technology could help students cheat their way to talk grades. kurt the cyber guy joins us next.

pete: goodbye homework, elon musk calling out artificial intelligence saying it will do the work for students. the program is called chat gpt. it allows students to ace their writing assignments, generating essays or answers by pressing a few keys. here to put the text to the

test is kurt knutsson. in college i hated spanish. i was. bad at it. these new apps you could pump the english and then it would come out the spanish but it wasn't very good spanish. is this quality stuff they are pumping out? will it pass the smell test with teachers? >> for some, good morning, it is the biggest threat there is to cheating in schools coming up this semester and i will tell you why. chat gpt has bubbled up. it is in ai chat but, what is all that, the reality is this is something, the next level of google, the biggest threat google has ever seen because when you put in something on chat gpt, you can literally say, write me a thesis paper in 1800 words that describes -- and goes on.

pete: it is an example. >> you can do the same thing. it is a great search tool in terms of i want 5 great restaurants in nashville tennessee. if you ask someone, four of them are good, the fifth one not so sure. google can't do that, chat gpt can, putting papers down, a student is supposed to be spending hard energy of their own, not some robot ai technology to generate answers is a huge threat to the education system. elon musk has it right on this one. just as that is innovated another thing is being innovated by other people including a princeton student announcing another of these tools where you can run that paper through the second tool and say a robot did that, that is a virtual reality experience.

it is not like we had done that, 90% accurate. interesting things to keep your eye on. >> we might have to go back to pencil and paper, put away your phones, you have 90 minutes to write an essay. >> locking up phones in the locker when they get to school would be the best thing. pete: you always bring us ahead of the curve. your data consumer electronics show. one of the big tech items to look out for in 2020. >> look at this flying suv. this is a fully operating prototype, a 4 seater vehicle, they are seeking approval for this and fly from any location. it is an suv, they have this

thing where you can try a simulator. it was like playing a game. the wings collapse in word and drive down the road in this thing, how close to reality? 2026 they get approval to test it out. that would be the next step, just wild when you see that. it seems the jetsons are this much closer. all kinds of banter when it came out. ram eva truck was unveiled there. ram 1500 revolution concept vehicle. they call this a battery electric vehicle or ev concept. it comes out and you are like when can i get that? no time soon. when you see this, what does it matter? it is a concept. it tells you what they are doing and i will tell you what they will be doing, 3 rows of seats inside of that.

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