the state of california have been received the majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. [crowd chanting] [applause] >> hello and welcome, i'm -- in new york. a truly historic, chaotic, and dramatic night in washington, after four days and 15 rounds of voting. republican kevin mccarthy of california has been elected the next speaker of the house. it began at 10 pm eastern last night with a vote that saw matt gates present instead of voting for someone other than mccarthy, which is a move that mccarthy seemed surprised by. because california congressman's latest attempt sunk him. making him lose that 14th round. that was one temper spilled over. another republic by the name of mike rogers had to be restrained -- restrained as he appeared to confront gates. then they had to adjourn and

come back monday, try again. but at the very last second, there seemed to be a deal reached between gates and mccarthy. and a 15th round again. finally, kevin mccarthy was elected to be the next speaker of the house. >> let me close with this. 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. >> joining me now from capital of the hills nbc news capitol correspondent julie circuits. let's talk a little bit about the deal that was made to get mccarthy over the finish line, and what you're hearing about in next epsilon with congress. >> a lot of concessions were made. some of the moderates are really unhappy about that. because mccarthy was willing to go pretty far in order to secure the speakership gavel. one that he has been trying to get since 2015. so some of the concessions he made to some of those hard-line

conservatives, including matt gates, lauren boebert, and others, have to do with the budget, have to do with the omnibus government spending, those are the big things that we are seeing here. and also, most importantly, have to do with committee assignments. namely, we are talking about the rules committee. three house freedom caucuses, such as the heart rate fraction of republicans in the house, get seats on the committee, they are essentially control the floor agenda, and another for the important thing here is the motion to vacate. they can essentially call for a vote of no confidence, threatening his speakership, he exiting the yesterday told us he's 1000 percent confident, he'll get a hold on to the gavel. but look, the world's package, which includes these concessions, it's something they haven't passed yet. that's going to happen, hopefully mccarthy, thanks one day night. it remains to see enough moderates still go along with. it take a look at what mccarthy hinted on the floor after he won. >> from the committee rooms to this floor, we commit to pursue

the truth passionately. and embrace debate, no more one-sided inquiries. competing ideas will be put to the test in public. so that the best ideas when. that's why one of our very first hearings will be held on the southern border. >> imagine this, lindsey, choosing a speaker is actually going to be the easiest vote they're going to take on this floor. the next two years will be much more challenging including whether to raise the debt ceiling. something they have to do by the spring. that's gonna be even more challenging, with democrats in control of the senate. and of course, a democratic administration. a lot of elements at play, shaping up to be quite a dramatic next two years. >> julie, given some of what we know about the concessions that were, made some of it is still shrouded in mystery, how will this change the way the house operates? with kevin mccarthy there, single best ideas are going to

flow to the top, he's essentially giving a lot of influence to extreme members of his party. >> he has. he only has a four seat majority. remember. he underperformed in this past midterm election, he was expected to gain upwards of 25 seats with that four seat majority we already see how difficult it is for him to do the eve -- even the most simple of things, like becoming speaker. something he's had 200 votes to do just earlier this week. so he had to give a lot of. i was talking to moderate members who were concerned about this. one thing they told me it was that potential cuts in defense spending. so even things that will anger republicans, mccarthy managed to give to the hard right faction of his party. so every single thing will be a fight on this floor. it'll be hard to get even the most simple things done, like keeping the government open. democratic appropriators, laura deloria, on the house appropriating committee. really threatened by that already. saying that's gonna cause chaos. democratic members i was texting with saying this is

mayhem. so a lot of drama to look forward to, one that have practical impacts on americans, particularly as it comes to spending and keeping the government open. >> julie tsirkin, thank you. joining me now, former republican representative for florida, creator of our body politic, and author of lucky, how joe biden barely won the presidency. so jonathan, given what julie has sort of laid out for us, what can we expect on monday when the house is set to begin? >> certainly not rainbows and unicorns, lindsey. it's gonna be a tough time for kevin mccarthy. not only did they rewrite the standing rules of the house, but it appears that they promised to put three house freedom caucus, the most extreme faction of the republican party on the house rules committee. which issues the rules for debate. which means every time they want to debate the bill, the house freedom caucus will have veto authority over whether kevin mccarthy can beat --

shape the debate for that bill, which is the most important power of the speaker. we're gonna see this rear its head in particular on profile legislation to raise the debt ceiling and also to keep the government funded. but anytime the freedom caucus wants to stop mccarthy from moving legislation that no has the power to do that. >> so congressman, here, what do you think about all of this? i, mean monday, we are going to have a vote. is it again going to be like, late into the night? oh is this just sort of forecast what we're gonna see? >> while lindsey, i think republicans were smart to pro -- postpone this rules package until monday because a lot of the centrist members are frustrated with some of these concessions. as jonathan pointed, out the rules committee, it's so important, it's the gateway to the floor. but giving the freedom caucus members three votes there, that means that they can join the four democrats on the keita mittie to defeat items that the rules committee 7 to 6. the rules committee is the most important instrument for the

speaker of the house. this motion to vacate the chair that now only one member can file, as he used to, be under the banner of speakership, that's the equivalent of having a gun pointed to the speaker's head and that's what drove john boehner out of the house in 2015. so definitely, a lot of mainstream members feel satisfied that they were 2 to 3 in some way he's freedom caucus members hoping to topple mccarthy. we will see what it actually means. because at the end of the day, -- republicans may have to end up working with democrats to move legislation on the house floor. and that always becomes tricky. that could lead to kevin mccarthy being deposed. >> >> what do you think listening to some of this other analysis, do you think it means democrats and republicans have

to work together? or do you think it means the next two years are kind of a stalemate? >> you know what i think is going to happen is it will become apparent relatively quickly whether or not mccarthy can actually cope. he is essentially given away most of his typical powers of the speaker of the house. and he's just gone for the total. there was no fascinating survey the majority of republicans consider themselves maga-verse. the maga faction may not be the majority of the republican party vote by vote but it is the governing arm of the party right now. and mccarthy is in this little space what was considered america i don't think will be

up little with his own party into shape. >> let's take a listen to what hakeem jeffries said last night. >> the american people understandably after the events of this week, recognize that the congress was at a fork in the road. and now asking the question, which direction will we choose. on behalf of the colleagues at the end of the air extended to, you and we want to extend. -- >> congressman, do you think that common ground will be frequent or seldom? >> well, that is up to centrists publicans. you have to look to the dave joyce is of the house republican conference.

the andrew carbury knows and other centrist members. but hakeem jeffries was telling them to hear if you need us, here and one of the big challenge of. grinding the steroid or hold. >> appreciate you all. still to come. new york republican congressman

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paso, texas, in his first trip to the u.s. mexico border since taking office. the visit comes a day after we had to mexico city for a meeting with the leaders of canada and mexico. and it follows the president's decision to expand border enforcement measures. and to the conference of the total 42 policy. you knew me now is all you have. what can you tell me about the changes the policy of and it was extended a few weeks ago by

the supreme court until march at this point. effective immediately as of thursday one month when this was announced the biden administration will turn up to 30,000 migrants from cuba, haiti, and nicaragua. back across the border if they don't first -- home countries or countries when they passed through to get to the u.s.. the biden administration will also accept up to 30,000 migrants per month from cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela to apply to work in the u.s., for two years if they have a sister or's -- civil job. they are only sending this message to my parents parc -- >> what can we expect from the president's visit to el paso. does the administration visas -- view this as an inflection point in the migrant crisis? >> absolutely. it's on purpose, really, that he is going to el paso. that's really become the

epicenter of this crisis. plessis we searchers a stretch so then if not depleted. and we can expect him to meet with patrol -- patrol agents while he's there but white house agents haven't provided any more specifics about his plans, including whether he plans to meet with asylum seekers and self. this comes at a critical time for biden and his administration. it comes weeks after the supreme court extended title 42. despite the administration's pushes for it to be lifted. this also comes days after president biden heads to mexico city for a north american leader summit. or undoubtedly immigration will be a topic discussed with the mexican president. as the west leans on mexico more to, be able to provide protection for these migrants

sent back across the border pape this is also biden's first trip to the border since becoming president. this is coming months after years of criticism from a republicans. even border district democrats who say biden hasn't done enough to address this issue. definitely, the trip opening up their opportunity for change, and we will see some changes in the next two years of his presidency. >> the embattled new york republican congressman george santos was sworn in during the wee hours of the morning, with the rest of the center of president. he faces several of new aussie, thank you for being with us. what is the latest on santos, now that he's officially a member? >> now we got to see how his new colleagues react to the well-established record that he

has created for himself pierre not there also inquiring in new york are. so whether any laws were broken in this jurisdiction. >> there's also a lot of silence on the gop side here, a lot of people condemning, a lot of people assuming that kevin mccarthy needed his crucial vote in the speakership. another that it's happened, do you think sam data -- chose getting away with anything in return cote vendôme.

that itself is a huge new new. and one of the things he did was he agreed to resign from elected office. and that was the biggest penalty he faced for that. he didn't face very jail time or anything like that. new.

>> let's talk here about some potentials things we're gonna see. pierre pierre. but they would still need to initiate an inquiry with the ethics committee, or the office of congressional ethics. they still need a formal mechanism to initiate that. but it's clear that parc.

. >> all right as, you thank you so much, you guys to go into, so talk to you and. but new details that led to the restoration petit. we take you to buffalo, next. emma

>> chilling details from a newly released affidavit paint the clearest picture yet of the investigation into the murder of four university of idaho

students. according to emma. >> criminologist, attorney, and professor western, thanks for being with, us, doctor and this case so disturbing. but, one of the biggest details out of that affidavit is that there is an ion. one of the surprising win with. hubert emit.

>> and they appear witness after all. they don't know the culprit after all. and don't want them going back together. so coming back to get them, and the timeline, that barking dog, the doordash delivery -- the fact that santa was on tiktok. it paints a blood curdling picture of how things went down. hubert and the bottom line, is even though the eyewitness would hubert be the weakest part of the court case, because it's the most valuable, it is the third point of a trifecta between digital, forensics, the knife sheath, and the eyewitness. i wouldn't want to defend this case. i think that the dna particularly is the nail in the coffin for this particular detective hurtubise to.

when the public knew what they knew, which isn't much, and when this arrest was made. keeping it very close to the vest. what do you make of the fact that he was able to drive cars country with his father, to pennsylvania. obviously police were watching him, they got evidence hubert but. they wanted to make sure that there was nothing under the sun that could compromise the due process, saw this defendant, once he was arrested, one suspected human to cost three hubert. so i don't like being bamboozled by the police, in the season of no suspects,

holman. the real question is how closely were they watching? this man lived in the community, ten minutes from the crime scene. he was driving around, we know he drew -- drove by the house. the morning of the murders, he went shopping at a local hubert driven cross-country was what they needed to do to get the evidence of the dna from the trash can that they read about in the affidavit, that's what they were able to get the affidavit with to get an arrest. it took time but injured an ironclad case. they didn't commit any crimes in the interim but what if he had? so people are upset that the police weren't more forthcoming hubert's information hubert

this effect was that the crime scene i mean at least 12 times, and went back to the murders. what is this reveal about his behavior? >> well first of, all cell phone things will get you every time. i had a client convicted on cell phone ping. but also him returning to the scene of the crime, and driving by 12 times before the scene of the murder, is this is exactly the sort of thing we expect of a predatory killer,. exactly like the one that they're accusing. he case the joint, you knew the house, he was absolutely determined to reduce crime hurtubise the dr. casey jordan, obviously, hard to think about some of these details. but i appreciate you breaking it down for the.

so the nation is washington holman. family, teammates, and fans, pray for good news all week. hubert pierre it happens during a tragedy in buffalo but the communities all -- strong. families donate $8 million to hamlin's toy charity. and the actual league wide support for him. hubert hubert not. >> the latest information we have is through the doctors, and bills yesterday, that's a tweet from the bills put out yesterday. obviously, the team also announced that he was the

holman. and that's one incredible flux and the something sooner hubert 's memorable in this community. he has been able to communicate verbally. according to the head coach of the bills, he was able to say i love you boys. that's an -- adult of inspiration, their final home game hubert against the new england patriots. hubert z? >> what are you hearing from friends of the patriots, and how they're doing? >> hubert one fan yesterday said to me, that scene at the breathing too was removed, he was able to speak, that was a real reminder that he is alive, and as you put, it we are alive. the fans are alive. fans here in buffalo, it is

above and beyond. it is something that is probably hard to fully explain. i think you just have to see it for yourself. they call themselves the bills mafia. that's with the fan base is known as here in buffalo. this is frankly a very difficult here hubert for this community. there's been a horrible shooting here. there were just, days ago, a horrific and unfortunately very deadly snowstorm that unfolded here as well. this community has been hit time and again by these tough moments, and i think the bills are something this community rallies around, and looks to as a source of inspiration in these moments. so that was reflected in those conversations with fans. to see those prayers being answered, and now this player who so many people love this horrible injury on monday night is making rapid progress robert

>> and we can imagine it heading into tomorrow's game as well. >> you and your crew covering many of those things we just mentioned. just the courage, thank you. jessie said it's hard to describe what we're gonna hope that jason christie can try. buffalo bubbles writer at -- hubert jay, it's something you've to experience, but try to help explain damar hamlin's experience with the community, and the reaction to his miraculous community. >> you have the bills are a way of life here in boston. olivier and jessie just alluded to the last pince-nez more than 40 lives unfortunately entrances her three hubert, five children lost their lives. so this community has been devastated over the last 8 to 10 months. so in so many ways the bills have been a much needed

distraction through all of those hard times. and in the situation ramos feels like hurtubise's and we've seen money pour into the more hamlin's foundation, well wishes parc the front office, the coaching staff, and players. if they didn't know before, i think in a loud hubert to still much they meant to be here by the community. >> i want to hear what buffalo bills head coach sean mcdermott had to say. let's listen. >> hollande hailun's. but the city and people return.

that is so nsync. >> what is the outlook for the feel and mood of the city? and also the team right now? >> that's a great question. they've a big game tomorrow, it feels so fast from what just haven't done hubert. >> we don't even enter, as for what it's gonna but i will say there is going to be some new. and there was another one with a spoken assume call with the team, he didn't ask hubert.

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morning, for days and 15 rounds, and we finally have a speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy of california and the role after a brutal fight that saw him make major concessions to some of the holdout votes. joining us now to discuss, staff kite. political reporter for axios. and back with us is -- national reporter for the washington post. so steph, you were there last night. i don't want to ask you how much sleep you got. i'm afraid of what the answer might be. ozzy, might have been there to, you can correct me if i am wrong. what was it like watching the drama? >> it was very dramatic, you could sense the shifting of the mood in the chamber throughout the night. you, know going into that 14th vote, republicans seem pretty confident that mccarthy had the votes in this was going to be their last time casting their ballots for speaker, that they were probably gonna have a win. and that move certainly changed when rosendale casted for andy biggs. and they realized it would be

led -- left to matt gates, one of the loudest critics of kevin mccarthy. so you talk saw the tension build. we saw mike rogers have to be physically stern -- >> what more can you tell us about the sick exchange. >> it happened pretty quickly. there was obviously a group of allies, kevin mccarthy surrounding over, and gates, convincing them to find a way to get those final votes, i'm getting the speakership last night. and in the midst of that, we saw rodgers kind of lean forward, lunge towards gates, talking to him, seeming upset. and then being pulled back and the whole chamber reacted to that. democrats also telling him to

keep it civil. >> you get the sense moderate republicans are mad about how all this went down all the concessions mccarthy had to make? >> it's pretty clear from what i was able to see, and who i was able to talk to, that the moderate republicans, if you can describe them as that, or frustrated to say the least. and infuriated at some point about the process they had to go through, and how their entire caucus was being dictated to, and sort of rolled, by this small, local, hard-line group, within their ranks. remember, mccarthy had gotten 200 votes, in each of these rounds of voting. and it was this very small hard-line group that itself is not a monolith. they were really dictating the entire show. and that i think sent a lot of republicans who were just looking to get past this vote, to get along with the business that they were there to do. >> a lot of this jobless

playing out for the c-span cameras, which we know don't have as much control as they will now, now that speaker has been named. how interesting do you think it was for viewers to be able to see the interactions that you see on the house floor. >> i mean i think people have this bonded very positively to be able to really watch their representatives interact with each other and do their jobs on the floor. and i think it will be interesting to see whether this is something that they end up allowing a little bit more freedom for these cameras to get better angles, to allow them to zoom in, and kind of see what this looks like on the floor. of course, republicans have said that they want greater transparency, and that's been part of what this fight is about. they want the people of the united states to see their members debate the issues. so, it would seem to be in line to allow better access for the press in this particular situation. but we would have to see if that's something that they consider. >> you know, aussie,

constituents watch and they want to see their democracy, their government, functioning here. but do you think democrats maybe we're a little giddy at how everything went down? >> oh i think the sense of -- what is incredible. each time there was a vote for speaker, each and every democrat voted for hakeem jeffries from new york. and they use that to underscore how organized they were, how united they were, and how they were ready to get past this vote, in order to do other things, like work on the budget, and legislation. things that people at home really have an interest in and things that affect peoples lives. they use this moment, this prolonged historic moment, to underscore what they were calling the disarray in the republican party, and to make the argument that the republican party that you may have gotten used to growing up, is it different and more extreme friction today. and democrats are trying to use

this to win the argument and shape the debate going forward. >> got to be quick with you here, but what are you gonna be looking forward to on monday? >> i mean, we're gonna have to see whether they're able to pass these real packages and what these next few weeks are gonna look like. republicans want to, you know, start right out of the gate with a hole when the political legislation in the house. but what we've seen the past two weeks makes it seem any move in the house will be difficult. >> staff and aussie, great to talk to both of. we'll appreciate you. coming up at 1 pm, former trump white house communications director joins my colleague alex witt, to talk about her testimony before the january six committee. and all the chaos that we saw play out on capitol hill. that is today at 1 pm eastern alex witt reports. don't miss. it first, kevin mccarthy had some big shoes to fill. we take a closer look at the legacy of his predecessor. former house speaker nancy pelosi. ancy pelosi

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loomed large in the house chamber this week. nancy pelosi. as kevin mccarthy battled for every single vote and clawed his way to the finish line, the former speaker was watching it all happen. >> let me begin by acknowledging the distinguished gentlelady from the great state of california, the iconic, the heroic, the legendary speaker emerita's nancy dulles on joe pelosi. and without question in my mind, speaker emeritus pelosi, will go down in history as the greatest speaker of all-time. throughout her time, throughout her time, in congress, she's been a legendary legislator. a fabulous facilitator. and a no nonsense negotiator. we know that nancy pelosi is a

woman of faith. a loving wife. a mother of five. a grandmother of nine. a defender of democracy. a voice for the voiceless. and a powerful champion for the children, the climate, charm city, california, the caucus, the congress, the country, and the constitution. thank you madam speaker for all that you have done. it is an honor to stand on your broad shoulders. >> nancy pelosi was not just the first woman to hold the speakers gavel, she also made a point of recruiting other women. a diverse candidates to run for congress. once they were elected, you work to make sure their voices were heard on key committees. msnbc's aly batali has more on pelosi's legacy has impacted the woman following in her footsteps. >> ask these democratic lawmakers about how speaker pelosi -- and doesn't take long for the

pelosi isms to start flowing. >> no uruguay and center that. >> she often says to some of us in, private, is, no one's going to give you anything. >> she always encourages you to be your own leader. >> even if not every school can be taught. >> i cannot handle that level of stilettos. and -- >> the history making first female speaker of the house, famous for her toughness and deep understanding of her caucus, even amidst clashes and disagreements, pelosi paving the way for the next generation of strong female leaders. >> their ability to be female -- to be empathetic, and at the same time, show you how to throw a punch. >> when i came to congress there were 23 women. over 400 men. and 23 women. come on. you know, so, some of us just made a decision. we have to change this. >> and she did. a change that was clear the day she announced her departure from leadership. >> for me, the hours come, for

a new generation to lead the democratic caucus. >> there is now nearly five times as many women serving in the house as there were 35 years ago. in part, due to pelosi's recruitment and encouragement. >> to learn from the past, has just been extraordinary. >> and once elected, pelosi injured women were in key positions. >> how do you ensure that she's not the last female speaker? >> well, i think that's up to all of us. but she said the blueprint. be yourself. know your values. know your mission. and go execute. >> and maybe in heels. >> that's right. >> ali vitali, nbc news -- nbc news, washington. >> news four mega millions players, forget another around, there was no jackpot winner, and last night's nearly 940 million drawing. the jackpot prize climbs to an estimated 1.1 billion dollars, marking only the fourth time in nearly four years, the prices exceeded one billion dollars. look at that cash option. 570 million, not bad. the next drawing is tuesday.

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you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with breaking news on capitol hill, where eight days long house gop deadlock full of tantrums and theatrical dragged on into the wee hours of this morning. california republican kevin mccarthy finally getting his hands on the house speaker's gavel at 1:13 am eastern time. now putting him second in line to succeed the president of united states. but that came only after four grueling days of voting. his less moderate republican peers put him through the wringer in a rollercoaster of votes for and against him, and on the 15th try, his name finally went up for the speaker's office. >> how about you sign? >>