so we wish him well. >> tremendous bravery, dan. >> my miss goes to company that makes legos announced it is giving up its attempt to make multicolored bricks out of recycled plastic bottles because legos for years has been trying to find alternative to making them out of petroleum. they try to make them out of corn but those were too soft and tried to make bricks out of wheat but those had a funny color. so now they've given up on making it out of recycled plastic bottles because it causes more carbon emissions than petroleum looks like for a while your kids are going to have to call legos their favorite fossil fuel company. >> stop insanity that's it for the show thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot we hope to see you right here next week. on this about have 335.

the names are 91. two thirds being in the affirmative. the rules are suspended. the bill is passed without objection to motion to reconsider is laid on the table. arthel: the house devoting a little over an hour ago to pass a temporary spending bill to keep the federal government funded for the next 45 days. but there are still questions about that bill as as well the future speaker kevin mccarthy. as it turns out to the senate to vote still with a midnight deadline looming for a government shutdown. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn and man has it been a wild afternoon. right now, since a house the past it is in the senate's corporate about expected in that chamber later on tonight. that, after the house in the last hour or so approve the stopgap measure. the fund about three 35 -- 91.

helping mccarthy get the bill across a spending line. it will include industrial relief funds, lawmakers drop money to secure our southern border and to help ukraine, those items expected to be restored in separate senate legislation. arthel: it's a victory for mccarthy but how long for the cwill thecelebration last? senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is alive on capitol hill. chad, what's going on behind the scenes. what is happening in terms of leader mccarthy's a job? he said earlier he is concerned what will happen in the long-term, what do you know? because it's interesting the house of representatives after he finally passed that bill and keep in mind as you say the senate still has to act to avoid a government shutdown later tonight. matt gates, his antagonist the republican from florida was trying to get recognition on the house floor and stephanie republican from oklahoma was a presiding she gobbled the house out of session until monday at noon.

matt gates has been pretty consistent sink he would try to have a vote of no confidence in speaker mccarthy if he were to move a temporary spending bill with the coalition of democrats and republicans. that is exactly what happened today. it has been clear for several weeks now that's the only way to keep the government open was to move that sort of both a mixture of democrats and republicans. that is where matt gates he's been threatened to drop on kevin mccarthy. he did not get to do that today but we'll see if he says something about that publicly in the next couple of days. or if he does something coming up. democrats said there is a way to get out of this cul-de-sac. democrats can help straight spending bill and that's what happened today. here's what hakeem jeffries the democratic leader said after the bill passed. >> we went from devastating cuts that would have impacted the health, safety, economic well-being of the american people in 24 hours.

to a spending agreement that meets the needs of the american people. across the board. entirely consistent with what democrats have said from the very beginning it was a victory for the american people. and a complete and total surrender by right wing extremists. >> you had kevin mccarthy indicating for several days he wanted to see if he could pass abilities republican support as they try that yesterday there was 21 republicans who voted no. there are a lot of unhappy republicans here. but again you had a coalition came together to pass this bill. they're not out of the woods just yet read the senate democrats are meeting, the starter to meet at 3:45 p.m. eastern time dissenters out the subject to the call of the chair but we'll see what they could do it recalibrate to try to sink back up. for a long time here that was

thought there was a senate bill that have been on the senate floor that commanded the support of more than three quarters of all senators that could pass. the senate was going to jam the house. what might have happened in the past couple of hours is the house might be jamming the senate because you're down to the stumping post they are running out of time that's the only thing that can pass your to avoid a government shutdown. not we had some drama here on capitol hill. kevin mccarthy put out this bill this morning, democrat said boom to make sure we understand what is in the bill. keep in mind republicans were several units have talked about we want to have 72 hours, three days to read the bills they all had a few minutes. democrat said can you give us 90 minutes to read this? all of a sudden there's a fire alarm in the cannon house office building just across the street for the capitol. we learned a little bit later it was jamaal bowman the democrat from new york who apparently pulled the fire alarm that's according to sources i've spoken with and also the u.s. capitol police also questioned him from

the criminal investigation unit there but here's what kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the house had to say about bowman perhaps trying to disrupt and may be delayed the roll call vote as democrats were trying to buy time to understand what is in the piece of legislation. >> this should not go without punishment. this is an embarrassment. you are elected to be a member of congress. you pulled a fire alarm? in that minute hours before the government being shut down? trying to dictate the government would be shut down? what is going to a person's mind like that? >> i should note jamaal bowman before it was a middle school teacher and also a principal in somebody who might know something about fire alarms and buildings and what happens. however spokeswoman indicated he did not realize they would evacuate the building if he in fact pulled the fire alarm. he said he did that as he was rushing to make the roll call

vote. we probably have not heard the end of that. now to as to any potential charges or something like that you could not a rest a member if they're going about their congressional business. that's on the called the speech or debate clause article one section six of the constitution. we probably got heard the end of this. we do not know if there be something happens in the capitol police with congressman bowman or the house ethics committee back to you. jon: that explanation seems very fishy but i would imagine minority leader hakeem jeffries will have to have a talk with the congressman as well because he was in the process of exercising that the magic minute was doing the very thing that is allowed to do there on the floor to buy some time to get through to buy 90 minutes instead of 15 minutes the democrat said look, we don't trust what you potentially could have thrown into that measure, to this proposal. i think that is unnecessary when you call that in football and

unnecessary air? unforced error in tennis perhaps. and that is a good point though, arthel.loo put look at the polis of this. the democrats even though they got on with republicans here, they pass this bipartisan bill it's not everything the democrats wanted. they might have lost the message here. democrats were in essence winning this. democrats usually prepare when there's a government shutdown. they were able to come together kevin mccarthy and provide the votes with catherine clark the democrat whip said that came to the rescue of the republicans but what are people talking about? jamaal bowman pulling the fire alarm. >> unbelievable. you mentioned they need to get out of this cul-de-sac on property terms a cul-de-sac is good. but not the house of representatives but we will continue to wash chad pergram as always thank you so much. c4 thanks c cha chad and our thd

dramatic and sudden shift speaker mccarthy right on those democratic votes to pass legislation. so what comes next? does this mean mccarthy will be bounce from the speakership is congressman matt gates and his group about and what about jamaal bowman? calvert republican congressman darrell isa joins us with the house jhouse judiciary in forein affairs committee. congressman, welcome what afternoon prefers your agreement that this is a win for the american people. we are about too have it unforced error to use that earlier term. there is no question at all a shutdown would of wasted money, disrupted the production of things we needed it. it would have cost money and estimate $11 billion of the last shutdown. the american people benefited by it sensible bipartisan behavior. there were losers. they voted no without a valid reason to keep the government

open. without any real reason they lost now who won? it was also good for republicans. wheat wanted the 45 days we have already appropriated from the total discretionary budget than democrats did in any of their four years they were last in power. we want to do more. once to do bills we want all or at least most of them done before we have to look at the process again. the senate has not sent one built back to us. has not passed one appropriation bills of the house is leading under speaker mccarthy. eric: was going to happen in 45 days we had that thanksgiving are we going to go through this all over again? >> the right way to do is have all 12 bills brought up and it passed. the alternative is we have 11 or 10 of them it's what we call a

minibus where we have a continued resolution or a portion of it. we take the bills we've already passed and make those he continued resolution. in a perfect world the senate would mark up the bills we sent to them shows areas of need to come to compromise and we will come to compromise. but at the senate does not act, speaker mccarthy the republicans have proven that with a lot of consternation, but with determination to speaker mccarthy we will act. eric: are you concerned the lack of ukraine funding sends a message of vladimir putin? >> not at all. we have more than enough votes on a bipartisan basis to fund the stopping of his aggression. there are members and members of good intention world war weary or want the money to be spent in the u.s. and cannot see the history of unstopped aggression. cannot really appreciate the ukrainians bleeding for their country and o us and the rest of the free world providing him the

care. remember we are pink less than half the bill put the majority of the bills being paid by the europeans and other nato members. seasteve are likely to be separe legislation the senate put at the same time the said not include the extra border security funding. that would send a message to migrants and others that the border is not secure. >> for many of those who voted no that's one of the number one issues. that is why i said it could be a real loss for some of the 91 who voted no. particular semi conservative soe republican friends. at the same time plextor member this present has opened the oper bridges and border patrol agents as over drivers permit 60 million plus people brought into this country through this process that can only be called broken. has to be a way to stop the presidents wrongful actions. the remain and mexico that has a trickle instead of a waterfall.

eric: you mentioned your republican friends the conservatives matt gates for example in those congressman has called for a motion to vacate if the speaker relied on democratic votes he did just that. do you expect to move to a motion to vacate and bounce speaker mccarthy out of his job? >> to paraphrase a speaker as best i can, bring it on. matt gates represents the waters of the gulf of mexico. i represent over 50 miles of the mexican border. so quite frankly i want to get back to the other parts it had to be taken out too. matt gates and others were not willing to step up and realize getting a win, getting half a loaf of bread is better than getting done. i want the half a loaf of bread. i want to have my san diego district secure again. so do the people on my side of the border. on the people in mexico wanted it fixed to print this is not good for them.

a vast majority are coming through mexico and disrupting mexico. >> this bizarre scenario the incident democratic new york congressman jamaal bowman. it was an accident as he was rushing to try to get the vote others are saying it's like a high school stunt. he's trying to relate the vote by pulling the fire alarm for the house administration the committees going to be investigating, your reaction to a member of congress allegedly pulling a fire alarm or try to delay a vote. >> the appropriate committees including the ethics committee needs to look at the need to await the need to consider this is a schoolteacher school principal is a family with fire alarms. i want to allow the process to see it and evaluate it. he is entitled to a fair evaluation but if in fact it's found he did it justice speaker mccarthy said he did it to

disrupt the work of congress at a minimum will be censured by his colleagues and face criminal charges it is a crime to pull a fire alarm it's the one thing people talk about when they talk about free speech not being unlimited. that is the chaos that can come by making people think there is a fire. eric: they had to evacuate sick incredibly serious in violation of law. finally where do we go from here on the constants on the soap opera scenario we are running 33 trillion-dollar deficit right now. we are going to be staring at more debt in the years ahead. cannot congress ever act reasonably and responsibly about these cliffhangers? >> winston churchill said american always do the right thing. with the 2 trillion-dollar

deficit some of the blamed on covid. still not clawed it back the way it needs to be. we clearly have exhausted the alternative. as interest rates rise for the federal government we are now looking at debt payments interest being greater than the cost of securing our borders. and our military combined. we have to address it. i am going to touch something i think is important to touch. we have to deal social security reform. in future generations but that bemeans making a serious look of the drivers and madison perhaps even dare say the age of people like me and others might retire. we need to look at it. we need to do something about it. that is one of the advantages of working for speaker mccarthy if you can tell he is fearless it prints want to take on things even when people say it is impossible and he's never going to quit. we got here today because the

speaker never quit. when he exhausted a whole bunch of possibilities that should have been considered he went to the one that was left or one of them that was left. that's played what's called thea bumper car she drove these cars around. you bumped into somebody but your job was to go around in the circle. we need to keep it moving and don't let any bump hits you. that is where the speaker makes it clear were not going to let any impediment stop us. that is just an opportunity to either back up, turn left, turn right, or going to keep going for the american people they deserve it. eric: at my analysis beat rock them sock, or robots. remember that? lex i do i do then head popped off. [laughter] works that is what this afternoon was a light like it. congressman darrell i say congratulations on getting something through on behalf of the senate. >> good for the american people but. >> you guys carved out yurachek

doesn't bounce. hopefully this will get done. >> as we were working the great governors were working full faith guarantees and other ways to mitigate it. that should not be necessary mitigate any harm to the citizens. and that is that we all need to learn from projects that we do congressman of california always good to see you. thank you for joining us on the foxfox news channel. >> thank you. arthel: verified here my former congressman talk about rock them sock them robots but i just did put a live look at the white house with the biden administration is responding to the house passing stopgap spending gap and sending it to the senate. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house. lucas, what we see hearing from inside? >> arthel, everybody here can breathe a little deeper for the next 45 days and do it all over

again. i'll be on the west coast potentially meeting with china's president. but i digress we'll get to that in november. the white house did release a statement after the house passed the short-term spending bill saying quotes this bill keeps the government open at a higher funding level. disaster relief faa which residents after the monsoon. extreme house republicans are trying to cut these programs with devastating 30% cuts. they reverse themselves we fully expect speaker mccarthy who has stated his support for funding to support ukraine and it's a fight against russia's illegal and justified war on aggression. but go without a paycheck.

as a few days ago they shined a laser immobile times on a viper like that flying from bataan the combat was in jeopardy and not so much there is no question 1.3 million men and women serving in active duty forces they will be getting paid to serve the country. of course we will check back in and 45 days. >> absolutely everybody is happy for any relief and support for our military. lucas tomlinson thank you very much. we are monitoring the latest on capitol hill exactly when the senate will vote on the house is 45 day spending bill to prevent a government shutdown. we'll keep you posted on that. meanwhile were watching what happened at the southern border we are learning migrant crossings hit eight record high this month. stay with us.

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agreement their pay would be halted just as fox news learns a record-breaking 260,000 migrants encountered at the southern border so far just this month. live in eagle pass, texas with a more from the ground there. hi casey. >> hi eric, good to see you. cb pete new fiscal year officially begins tomorrow and it appears 2023 will be another one for the record books when you factor in the record september figure of more than 260,000 counters. that is according to a source -- mike multiple sources within side to cbp. it also does not include the numbers that we are seeing today. but when you add to that the previous 11 months that brings the grand total of migrant encounters along the entire southern border to well over 2.4 million. up from roughly 2.3 million last year. some 1.7 million for 2021 here in eagle pass today ludwig

witnessed hundreds of venezuelans crossing the rio grande river. one group was almost 300 incised included young children and babies in. while the city of eagle pass has extended its emergency disaster declaration because everything here has literally burst at the seams. >> we are the ones here. we are the ones that have to deal with in our back yard i live a block away from the river. my kids do not even other neighbors because there's always in the streets. >> a record amount of illicit drugs also continue to pour across the border. this past week in arizona look at this. agents discovered more than 611 thousand fentanyl pills and raw fentanyl powder seized in two separate busts at the port of entry there.

back out here live in eagle pass late this afternoon we should note we saw a hearse along the ririverfront back there and presumably a migrant has dro drowned. an all-too-familiar cites a stark reminder of how dangerous these crossings can be for the migrants themselves. >> that really is a humanitarian crisis in dealing with that situation. in terms of the local community there, their reaction? you have seen those community's overwhelmed with the number, they cannot handle it. what are the reactions of the people you speak to as this continues to be an ongoing crisis? >> or is eight lot of frustration. people realize this is a two sided situation. it is a humanitarian crisis. you talk about how dangerous is for them to make the perilous journey from the northern triangle country for the darian and gap walk after four or five

weeks. there also angry in that city council meeting people are not allowed to walk around outside they feel like. they're not letting their children play out in the front yard think are so many migrants that are released into the community. and they just do not know who among them is a migrant and who might be dangerous. we also have to remember an incredible amount of got a ways. those are the ones who successfully evade law enforcement. the figure i don't have off the top of my head is very large. we talk about record breaking record-breakingnumbers is just w about that has crossed the border and has been recorded. a whole lot more gone through undetected. >> live in eagle pass, casey thank you. on the border crisis how possible government shutdown would affect it but let's bring it right now, acting director

acting department of homeland security secretary chad wolf. secretary wolf good to see you. it looks like lawmakers will buy themselves 45 more days we are not sure yet the certainty of the uncertainty still looms how does this affect morale among border agents? quick sums all the border patrol agents are exempt from a government shutdown. obviously they continue to work should a shutdown occur per they've been through this before they understand the situation. obviously almost always get back pay. so one paycheck, two paychecks they can usually withstand that. many more than that it starts to get very painful for a lot of border patrol their families. glad to see we did not have a shutdown for i would've liked to seen border security measures and a continuing resolution. as you are showing some the pictures now the board is really out of control. we need to be doing something i'm also glad the border patrol agents are being paid as well.

>> as you well know if congress agrees on a short-term way to pay the bill credit cards are still due. the border patrols have to pay them with or without a paycheck for the next 45 days and beyond. you have to consider the spouses and families there in limbo. meanwhile as you just heard casey report you have cbp agents record levels of migrant of the southwest border. are you concerned at all about a complete breaking point and breakdown of protection at our southern border? >> absolutely. the crisis we received the soutn border has gone on now for two and half years every month it gets worse and worse. the month of september we are hearing the numbers after ugly hybrid probably overthrown a thousand apprehensions nationwide which is a number we've never reached before absently unconcerned about the border in the border patrol

agents. there is no doubt a long term government shutdown impact border patrol agents. no doubt in my mind short-term they can withstand but not a long-term prett. it's very difficult for those agents who often time' live paycheck to paycheck along with their families along that border. it will impact them. they are doing great worked on that right now. but they are struggling in the midst of a crisis the likes we've never seen before. >> they are continuing to do great work. meanwhile we can question whether congress is doing great work. meanwhile you have a cartel. it is a well oiled business as a business operation so how might the managers of the cartel take advantage of congress inability to pass a long-term spending bill not to mention overhaul immigration laws. low pay attention for government shutdown again border patrol

agents are exempt. again that's very difficult on the home front. the cartels will look at that they play close attention the fact that we have not had a change in strategy that is impacting the border i think tells you everything you need to know and the numbers in the pictures we see almost daily now are getting worse and worse and worse because the cartels have the predictability they want along that board up right all of those individuals coming across almost all of them are being released into american communities which is what they can sell other migrants coming to the border as well. >> and finally it chad you heard in the report how he just had

seen a hearse drive by. what does that do to the psyche of the border agents? >> it is difficult. it's difficult to work in those types of circumstances for there's all sorts of deaths that occur unfortunate along that boarborder the numbers we are sg today the deaths and the number of deaths are going up dramatically. you are absent one -- two deaths a day along that border. whether it's in the river or in the desert. that impacts border patrol agents who are trying to save and rescue some of those individuals. you've got those folks clashed with border patrol agents there deaths that occur that way. it's a very dangerous situation going on down there right now. we need to change the strategy. >> listen, we thank you for stopping by to speak with us ensuring the perspective of those with us. former acting home unsecured secretary chad wolf, thank you very much.

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eric: this afternoon was on major progress to avoid a government shutdown. that about seven and half hours now at midnight raid the house were this afternoon to approve a temporary funding for the next 45 days. the measure is now sitting on the other side of the capitol building in the senate, switches in rare weekend session today but right of the democratic caucus meeting what they are going to do planning to invoke. meanwhile some members of congress the republican members are calling on the justice department to prosecute a democrat. congressman jamaal bowman of new york for pulling a fire alarm during the debate to allegedly

delay up at his offices that was an accident as he rushed about. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram on capitol hill with much more on this. >> good afternoon. we just talked to her a few moments ago with jamaal bowman. he has what seems to be a bit of a plausible explanation here. what he is saying in seat went to a door that's usually open in the cannon house office building across the street from the capitol. and it was closed, it was locked and tripped a fire alarm or he quote i was trying to get the door open it's usually open i did not realize is going to trip the entire building. now, to be fair to congressman bowman that might be a bit of a plausible explanation, why question of the house and senate are in session on the weekend. a lot of these entrances and exits are closed on a saturday and a sunday. it's possible the doors usually go through are actually open. regardless though, republicans are saying wait a minute. there is a problem with this. kevin mccarthy the house speaker has indicated he should be

presented to the ethics committee. we have also just got notice from nicole, republican representatives from staten island who has indicated he should be expelled over doing this. sheet 110 expelled bridges going to introduce a resolution in the next couple of days but take the two thirds vote to expel somebody i think that is probably very unlikely. u.s. capitol police have also put out a statement they are setting the alarm was pulled on the second floor this is run 12 oh 5:00 p.m. eastern time they factored the building of their investigation continues. that is what we have the latest on this issue with jamaal bowman on the door. this does not appear to be a regular fire alarm that you have on the wall that you would pull. this is a door that is guarded and locked it. sometimes those doors are open. sometimes they are not. maybe there is a plausible explanation for this parade that is why this investigation continues. now, as the government shutdown but we've been told in the past few minutes he senate democrats

are meeting their writing with a coherent capitol hill a hotline for this is where they go around with all centers democrats and republicans and say can we put a piece of legislation on the floor quickly questioned in other words not go through all the parliamentary traps? that would usually take two or three days just to get that bill on the floor and then maybe another day or two to pass it for they do not have that obviously they don't have the time. they're trying to see if they can take this house bill quickly and put her on the floor. ended this right now seems to bit a bit of a victory for the time being for house speaker kevin mccarthy, listen. >> today democrats have ensured that those interests, the american people have won out over the demands of mega- extremists. but, only after months of speaker mccarthy and that maga majority playing chicken with the lives and livelihood of the american people.

>> is a democratic whip catherine clark. she is saying the democrats the rescue of mccarthy pit mccarthy said for days he did not think the government would shut down. he also was aware there was just not this matrix of votes on his side. only on his side that could pass a bill. it's going to have to be a coalition of democrats and republicans for that is what he went with today. here is a speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. next i know a lot of you ask me all the negative questions. brochure every bet you had with government is going to shut down. i do not know how many times you're going to count us out. but there is one thing you should start understanding. not just that i will never give up, but i am a type of conservative that wants to get things done. >> this is a storyline to watch for in the coming hours. kevin mccarthy, bowed to democrats here but got a bill passed to fund the government. jamming the sand that's important in many saying this is something we want spray this is

something our speaker did but here's the potential problem. matt gates the republican from florida has said i will move to vacate the chair and possibly contest his speakership if he works with democrats to keep the government open. matt gates was very pleased they were advancing republican only bills. the speaker in the house they demonstrate on friday could not pass their own bill to keep the government open 21 republicans voted no bread there some republicans i won't vote for in the interim spending bill. matt gates came to the floor at the end of the vote today and was trying to get recognition. we don't know fees were to trade off of the resolution for that's a very has a privilege resolution has to be considered right away or within two days to possibly have a motion to vacate the chair but he was not recognize they gaveled the house out until monday at noon eastern time. and if that was in fact what matt gates was trying to do we will certainly find out monday. that has been the threat that he is lorded over at kevin

mccarthy's since that link the speaker's race back in january. back to you. before they fed majority leader tom potentially to take mccarthy's job we will see if matt gates does that by. >> the whip he is the weapon. eric: will see if he does have the get back in session on monday. chad, always terrific work, thank you. arthel: let's bring in republican pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick. member of the house intelligence committee and chair of the subcommittee on national intelligence and cochair of the problem solvers caucus. congressman, good to see a pretty want to start getting your thoughts regarding the goings on on capitol hill today and what to expect coming up tonight? christ good to see you, arthel. this 11th hour is never a good thing for our contributors not good for the debt ceiling is not good for government shutdowns. thankfully we got it done speaker mccarthy pulled another rabbit out of a hat. he ggot to hand it to him, he hs

been under a lot of pressure and pull tpulled this off eve got te senate to stand down and take up the house bill. it is good were going to keep the government (the 45 days but they're still structural problems we have to address but we should not be coming on the brink of default on our debt. shutting down the government that is no way to do business. i believe we have got to put in more two-party bills on the floor. when the united states elects a slight republican majority in the house a slight democrat majority in the senate they're sending the message they want us to work together. obsolete not to cause problems. [inaudible] arthel: you are right congressman. why the sticky points is six-point to billion in aid to ukraine. what you expect to hear from the senate regarding this issue and other sticking points? >> we will take up ukraine funding. it's just going to be separate from this. it was one of the sticking points within the gop conference

part i will tell you i support ukraine. i think ukraine winning that battle against russia is incredibly important for world stability, i believe that. most of the conference doesn't certainly most the congress does. it was serving as a road block for us to fund our own find ourn government. we cannot shut her own government down due to foreign aid we should take that up separately. we will take that up separately. and i think it will pass if it's put on suspension just like today's vote was it will pass. arthel: that's great to hear but i understand they separate it from today. but you think in the future because of that action it is going to get a green light. again you are the cochair, that is good to hear. you're the cochair of the problem solvers caucus. once we get past this conundrum if you will you think there is going to be a continued resolution i feel very confident about that.

what are the hurdles you're facing be on that your carcasses? >> owell, i think the challenge has been and we have a broad array of political beliefs in our conference, arthel. i'm actually the leader of the bipartisan block in congress hard-line conservatives and our conference as well but do not begrudge anybody for the perspectives or their approach. i think everybody's got to respect the fact we report her bosses back home which are our constituents represent very different districts. as long as we keep it respectful and ultimately let democracy take hold on the floor the house like we did today by putting bills on suspension not necessarily confine them to the rules about. that is where the votes have been failing for there have been a small number of our colleagues had been taken down the rules. again i do not begrudge them for their do what they feel they need to do to represent their constituents reported 35 districts in america when he ald all americans to be represented.

arthel: 4035 districts you have a few members of the far rights action of congress who seem to be creating problems rather than solving them. so how do you as part of the problem solvers caucus, how do you deal with them directly? and say guys let's get together for all of america. >> arthel, i respect them and their perspectives. if you take the believe every one of us our responsibilities to represent the people that sent us here. all of them. not just the people voted for us but the people voted against this the people did not vote at all but that is the only way our system works. i encourage all mcculloch to take t their perspective. never going to judge them for their vote representing the district fits between them and their people back home and they are accountable just like i am. that is my approach. i do believe the will of the congress but not the will of the conference but the world of congress is what we need to

display or america because that is with the people represented so that's what happened today and hope that continues. arthel: eric was speaking with congressman darrell earlier in speaking with you. you both have shared the sentiment of working together. we both have a very measured approach to this. american people want to see this example of decorum for members of congress. and i guess i am wondering in closing with you, do you feel confident you respect their vote but it's about their approach. >> i will tell you this, i always try to appeal to better of peoples nature you get more bees with honey that's approach to take with my college that is how i feel the most effective represented for my district back home. as a build as many relationships as you can you've never know when you're going to need these people to get a key initiative across the finish line. the perspective we ought to approach government the same way we approach our personal

relationships. that you do not lead the enemy, they do take the perspective you would rather get 80% of something than one her% of nothing. you come to the center you build consensus and move forward but if it works on every other aspect of our lives that ought to be the same approach in congress. arthel: we appreciate your approach. always nice to see you take care. always nice to see you take care. thank you. help you shape your financial story. ♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets. ♪ we're not a startup, but our innovation labs use new technologies to help keep your information secure. ♪ we're not architects, but we help build stronger communities. ♪ we're not just any bank. we are citi. ♪

eric: 27 years after the murder mystery that rocked the music world finally and arrest the drive-by shooting death of hip-hop icon. dwayne davis was taken into custody yesterday just outside of las vegas. for years he admitted to being in the car when someone from that car fired for christina coleman spoke exclusively with on the former california gang detectives who has worked this case so long ago with the very latest. >> hi eric he's very happy about this arrest. there've been lots of evidence and speculation for nearly three decades on the murder. one at the most popular hip-hop music artists of all times. no chargers have been filed in this case until now.

xi know a lot of people don't been watching and waiting for this day. he is a music legend. and for a long time this community and world wide have been wanting justice. today we are taking that first step. >> self will proclaim gangster was charged with murder for the drive-by shooting that killed in september of 1996. the music star was 25 years old at the time the police ate members of tupac's entourage beat up davises nephew in vegas. in revenge davis orchestrated the plan to kill tupac. they said he did not pull the trigger but he planned the attack and later publicly spoke about his role in the incident. and multiple interviews and a tell all memoir. >> but it was not until 2018 this case was reinvigorated as additional came to light related

to this homicide. typically dwayne davis' own admissions to his involvement in this homicide investigation that he provided to numerous different media outlets. and our section we new at this time this was likely our last time to take a run at this case. >> this is a photo is of the guns seized during a compton triggered by his vertebrate sceseenon the far right as the d compton at gang detectives who investigated this famous case would testify before a grand jury a month and a half ago. an exclusive interview yesterday. he said no arrests were made in the murder but nearly three decades to impart to an immunity deal that davis made with an fbi task force. davison broke his deal by speaking publicly over his involvement in the shooting. but also says the break in the decades old murder investigation give hope to families praying for justice and other cold

cases. now davis remains in custody without bail. he is expected to appear in court in the next few days. eric: they may finally be justice for this, thank you. arthel: may be so for that is it for us but right now we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. please join us then put my neck keep it right here jon scott is following the efforts in d.c. to avoid a government shutdown.ee o lots to report cap next. i real. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh that she literally gets bubbles in her mouth. now she's a lot more active, she's able to join us on our adventures. and we're all able to do things as a family. ♪ get started at betterforthem.com

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