can emer win the support of the democrats. what is their position regarding his candidacy. will they still insist on their candidate? or a possible coalition between republicans and democrats? this is a great question. nataliya, this is now a big discussion inside the congress, because one way or another, emer needs to get those magical 217 votes of his fellow party members, that is, the overwhelming majority of republicans in the house of representatives. as you know, he can lose, at most, four or five votes of his fellow party members, depending on the total number of legislators at... in the meeting hall, but he can lose a very small part of the votes of his fellow party members, and he needs these 217 republican votes to support him in this position, but i will note that already during the voting, so to speak, the republicans have a closed vote among all republicans, where, when they have already nominated their candidate, they practice, so to speak, whether he will succeed in getting the position of speaker , in fact, and

he does not have not the greatest relationship with emer which some people thought could derail emer'sndidacy, but as of now trump has been taking a back seat on this whole thing saying the house needs to work on itself. >> lastly, what is the level of frustration? we played sound from congressman comer at the top of the show basically suggesting this process has been an embarrassment for his party. we know tensions are high behind closed doors and someone even tried to take a swing at matt gaetz the other day. and there's a lot of business that needs to be done, israel, ukraine, the government could shutdown in a few weeks. is the republican party at a breaking point right now? >> there's a lot of frustration with the republicans who were not among the eight who voted to oust mccarthy. among those eight that's a very small group compare today the entire republican conference. and at large the republican conference really supported kevin mccarthy as speaker. so there is definitely a sense of frustration, and there's a sense that because of the government shutdown in less than a month,

greetings colleague, always glad. welcome to you and the audience, tom emer, a representative of theive, classical wing of the republican party, has also voted for all bills in support of ukraine, at least that is what is said in statistics provided by the organization republicans for ukraine, but despite all this, he , as he is the favorite of the classical... conservative part of the republican party, he has a kind of confrontation with the far-right republicans, and so on a closed vote, where they, so to speak , rehearsed the likely vote for the speaker , tom emer has already been voted against by 25 of his fellow party members from the wing of the far-right republicans, and the former president of the united states of america, donald trump, has already criticized this nominee on social networks and criticized him. simultaneously i will note that, taking into account the fact that any nominee needs to get 217 votes of his fellow party members, that is, the maximum number of republicans present in the house of representatives , and tom emer can lose no more than five or four votes,

emer says gop members must, quote, look for a new path forward. he joins a handful of other republicans vying for house speaker. more can'tcandidates are likely add their names in the coming days. monday house republicans will try again with a candidate forum. >> reporter: the republicans are back at square one. for the second time in two weeks, their gop nominee for speaker has failed to win enough support within the party. jim jordan tried to take another vote to the floor on friday. he failed to win enough support to win the speakership gavel. in fact, he bled even more support. after that vote, republicans took a secret ballot vote where they essentially voted to dump him as their speaker nominee. there are serious questions about who, if anyone, can get the 217 votes required to win the speakership. a lot of members are upset about the situation they find themselves in. one of those members includes dusty johnson, a more moderate leaning member. our manu raju caught up with him after that conference meeting. >> america's got real problems. th

to ukraine, he once spoke out against what happened on january 6, and this is very important, now emert trump and who in general, they opposed the previous speaker kevin mccarthy, when he yes ... wanted - to succumb to biden’s proposal and vote for a package of military assistance to ukraine, that is, this is the main intrigue now, if - the emir will like the trumpists, if he - in every if he doesn’t take it or says that he won’t take it up in relation to this hundred-billion-dollar package that biden proposed, then he has a chance, today he can take part in the vote and who knows, become the speaker of the lower house, well... the speaker of the united states congress the legislative branch of the united states has already been paralyzed for 3 weeks, this is an important point, because biden obviously went to obank, of course, these words of blinkin are essentially an echo of, uh, a very chaotic speech that biden made, it is clear that she was preparing for her time for ukraine, and there were such announcements and they said that biden had finally, which, in fact, was asked to do...

another contender, also a republican, is tom emer.rary, he demanded an increase in assistance to ukraine and a generally tougher approach to russia. however, as the press writes, emer is highly influenced by tougher and more conservative party members and will vote in a way that will be beneficial for everyone. parties. one of these right-wing conservatives is byron donalds, and such a rising star in the republican party. he is in favor of limiting aid to ukraine, and finally, candidate donald trump , although he is not a congressman, the us constitution does not prohibit his candidacy for the post of speaker, and which, by the way, has already been done, and trump himself, however, said that he is not interested in this, he has other presidential ambitions, but the vote in the house of representatives is scheduled for october 11, it is quite possible that the new steve scalise will become the speaker, this is the second person in the republican hierarchy, more conservatively built, more right-wing, so here i think that it will be eas

republicans in the house of representatives chose congressman tom emer, who is considered a supporterandidate for the position of speaker of the house of representatives. approved as a result of five rounds of voting at the meeting of the republican party in congress. at the start of voting on tuesday nine candidates competed for the nomination. in order to become speaker, emer's candidacy must be approved by the house of representatives in a general vote, which can take place as early as tuesday. our congress correspondent kateryna lisunova is following the events on the capitol hill. she joins our airwaves with the latest news. congratulations katya. congratulations.

emer, who was not an election denier, went down yesterday. speaker johnson, as we've said, is not just any election denier, he was driving the bus. one of the questions you have to ask is what does this mean politically? he is now third in line in succession to be president of the united states. a lot of people are going to be asking him will he ever say that joe biden was elected president and in a fair election? >> charlie, you were in the house of representatives for a while. i assume you know this new speaker. >> i severed with him for two years. >> he's a very smart, very conservative guy. he's got a nice disposition, but he's -- again, he's very conservative, and i suspect though that he's going to run in some hard challenges with the spending bills. it's interesting that the folks who took down kevin mccarthy are going to allow him to bring a continuation resolution to the floor, but they are talking about kicking this thing out into january as far as april. they will find out faster some place called the u.s. senate and they might hav

. >> todd: house set to vote on a new speaker a week from today, steve scalise, emer, stefanik, patrick mchenry, he is running the show for now and mike johnson. >> carley: and troy nehls nominated trump to be speaker of the house, you don't have to be a member to be speaker. congressman, what is your reaction, you have eight democrats who joined forces -- or eight republicans who joined forces with all 208 democrats to oust kevin mccarthy. what is your reaction to this and where do things go from here? >> cory: good to be with you this morning. bottom line is that kevin mccarthy knew exactly what the rules were when he came into speaker. he understood what motion to vocate would mean. i agree with the eight with regard to things that may have been promised that were not delivered. we did ask for 12 appropriations, it is important to get that done so we can fund the government and defund the jack smith investigation and things like this. there was many areas, eight as way and hr 2 with security and the border. we were to return to prelevel spending. idea was to cut spending, reform prog

they would do that because emers, they see him as the least objectionable candidate.some angst, and the reason is because he voted for federal protections for same-sex marriages, and that's a disqualifier for some. >> of course, we have got the continuing cr that runs out in short order. i mean, there are kind of like a lot of things happening that need to be dealt with in some fashion, but right now there's nothing possibly moving. just wondering, patience is running out. what kind of timeline when the patience is running out and the world is up in flames? >> yeah, farm bill, faa authority needs to be renewed in the next couple of months. at chief issue is the israeli aid, and congress needs to move on that relatively quickly. the senate is already in gear on that, at least planning for a supplemental spending bill to help aid israel. i have to imagine you will see somebody go to the floor and try to elect another temporary speaker while republicans continue to try and figure this out if they don't get one soon. >> it's great seeing you. thanks. >> thanks, josÉ. >>>

mccarthy backs emer. what do you make of that?y. >> yeah, but he's not an option right now and we have nine and my choice, the one i'll be backing is byron donalds. i'm independent. i don't follow anybody's order or pat i think byron is the right choice right now to unit the republican party, and we need to get working. elizabeth: take the temperature of what's happening now. will there be a new speaker voted in? are they coming together and agreeing, yeah, we've got to get this done. america's federal budget deficit effectively doubled. energy inflation getting worse. oil prices are now up about $10 a barrel, 12%. it's marching toward 100. fears of escalation spreading in the mideast. risk of supply disruption is growing and even the white house lifting sanctions off of venezuela did not paul back or weaken oil -- pull back or weaken prices. is everybody getting on board saying we'll vote in a speaker tomorrow? >> we'll vote a speaker but i can't tell you it'll be tomorrow. i'll be voting for the nominee of the conference, whoeve

he was very vocal also, his opposition to emer. we thought mike johnson emerge as the candidate. while the president's role was not the direct -- not the most direct in pushing for johnson, he did play a significant part in helping johnson ultimately take the gaveled. . host: independent. caller: this country is falling apart. $32 trillion in debt. inflation is high. everything is up. mostly the democratic callers think everything is running smooth in america. yes, i do not believe president joe biden got more votes than anybody in history, neither do the average american. i am just concerned, billions dollars to ukraine, israel, other countries and now we discussing how we going to fund the government on a new bill. the american people are getting pennies. we are struggling out here in the real world. washington is a democrats republican, donald trump, the maca republicans -- maga republicans. nothing substantial for the american people. guest: there are certain -- certainly in number of concerns americans have in situations we are living through right now. inflations are high.

emer? he seems like a solid guy.eedom here, and you have people elected in biden districts here. that's why you can't get anything close to 217. >> i have had a few members joke with me that even if jesus came down he could not get 217 at this point. there's frustration -- >> what about elvis? >> possible. the caucus is pushing for d donalds. >> how many terms has he had? >> it's his second term. >> i love him. i love him, but, i don't know, does he have enough supporters? >> i mean, that kind of -- it will be seen later. right now i would say from talking to most members, he is the frontrunner and if he wants the nomination, he's got an edge there. some trump supporters are pushing back on him and it's unclear if he can get the 217 on the floor. >> could emer get it? minnesota, they are low stress, sort of breadbasket? >> he was the interim cc chair, and that didn't pan out for him because republicans didn't get as many wins as they thought. at this point, i think the sense is republicans have to unite around somebo

norte hay un poco de tráfico en la región y ahí estamos viendo precisamente qué es lo que sucede hasta emern las autopistas. esta es la 101 a la altura de san josé. se mantiene bien en condiciones buenas tanto meteorológicas como también en el tráfico. vayamos a ver qué es lo que sucede en el puente de la bahía. poco a poco va formándose ya en su entrada hacia san francisco. ese tráfico, o solamente lo que es la entrada al puente. pero el panorama también estable, agradable, se mantiene de forma meteorológica. así se ve el golden gate espectacular. regresa la capa marina poco a poco. viene el fin de semana. posibilidades de lluvias. vamos a hablar de todo eso y más al regresar. >> y hoy viernes, la propuesta del servicio de trenes inteligentes cercana al norte de la bahía recibió la aprobación de una segunda estación de trenes, pero en beta loma esta estaría ubicada a unas 3 millas de la estación actual del centro de esa ciudad. la construcción, que tendrá un costo de 32 millones■!ade dólares, comenzará en noviembre, pero se prevé que esté funcionando para finales de 2024 y ya está colabora

but part of the reason i think it's that he's a new face, as some republicans said, that's why tom emerse had some difficulties , especially after macarthy was overthrown. over the past 3 weeks, many bills have been put on pause. this evening the house of representatives passed a resolution condemning hamas and its attack on israel. but what happens next depends on what happens with the aid package to foreign countries of the biden administration. its size is $100 billion, and it includes funding for israel, ukraine and taiwan, the us-mexico border, but as we heard from speaker john. his position on ukraine has changed a bit, he supports additional aid, but subject to certain conditions, i wonder if he will leave this package in its current form, or if aid to ukraine will be included in a separate bill, which some congressmen support israel, but do not necessarily want send even more funds to ukraine, so this will be a difficult issue, we just passed a resolution. assistance, we must fully support israel, but as i and many are convinced. my colleagues, financing of ukraine and financing

the previous pro-ukrainian nominee, tom emer, withdrew his candidacy under pressure from trumpists, immediately after the election. voting took place at the end of the day. 128 votes were cast for johnson, followed by mccarthy with 43 votes. they continue to buy in russia, the european union imported 13 billion euros worth of raw materials from the occupying country already after the start of the full-scale invasion of ukraine. this is stated in the investigation of the investigate europe portal. in particular, they were included in the list of sanctions. the eu found exemptions for the purchase of critical raw materials such as titanium and nickel. this is explained by the fact that these supplies cannot be replaced due to the speed and affordable prices, but the funds from these imports go not just to the budget of the refia, but also to companies that are subordinate to the kremlin. no one obliges hungary to be a member of the european union, says the head of eu diplomacy. josep borel responded to the provocative statement of hungarian prime minister viktor orban. he compared membership in t

pero si teme por su vida desde emer bell, soy jessica gallegos, noticiero telemundo 48, pues le deseamosrque siente que no tiene otra opción. >> así las cosas, en oklahoma y miembros del sindicato de kaiser permanente entraron hoy a su tercer y último día de huelga y anunciaron las fechas de las próximas sesiones de negociación y. marzo, según un comunicado, las partes programaron sesiones de negociación adicionales para el próximo jueves 12 y el viernes 13 de octubre de 2023. >> el cuidado al paciente no se puede proveer de la manera que se debe porque estamos siempre apurados. >> no hay suficientes empleados para trabajar con nosotros. >> la huelga, una de las más grandes en el sector en la historia de estados unidos, finalizará a las 06:00 del sábado, hora del pacífico. involucró a más de 75.000 trabajadores de la salud en cuatro estados. >> un equipo de materiales peligrosos está investiga la liberación de polvo de coca de petrol en la refinería de martínez. esta mañana. así lo dijeron hoy funcionarios de salud del condado contra costa. la refinería en cuestión dijo que la liberación

the leading republican candidate, tom emer, withdrew from the race.gressmen had to choose a new representative. mike johnson is now the favorite, but he will have to win more than 217 votes to win the job. experts say that a lot depends on the opinion of donald trump, because after his criticism, the former leader of the race withdrew his candidacy. my dislike of him as a speaker definitely played a role, he never treated me well, as you probably heard, and he did not support my policies, most republicans still support my candidacy in the election, they want to see our country great again. so, over the years i have disagreed with him on many issues, i think my dissatisfaction had a big impact, financial assistance to kiev may end due to disagreements in congress. usa, the political publication writes about this. many republicans do not agree to spend money on ukraine until the situation in israel stabilizes. other congressmen believe that funds for national security should go to solving problems with illegal migrants. let me remind you that earlier jo

desde emer bill, soy jessica gallegos, noticiero. telemundo 48. >> gracias jessica. te vemos.ar con rockland porque la policía informó sobre el arresto de una persona que se llama terry perry que habría participado en el homicidio de alfonso clark, el crimen ocurrió el pasado 10 de septiembre en la cuadra 1700 de la calle 11. las autoridades no revelaron que habría provocado el incidente, pero sí dijeron que la víctima fue encontrada con al menos un impacto de bala. lo declararon muerto en la escena y la ciudad de san josé aprobó medio millón de dólares para un sistema de alerta temprana que le permitiría identificar el comporta miento potencialmente problemático de agentes de policía y trabajar para corregirlo rápidamente. >> la alcaldía aprobó por unanimidad el contrato de tres años con una empresa dueña de este sistema. funcionarios dijeron que la herramienta ayudaría a detectar valores atípicos entre los agentes y también a identificar a quienes podrían estar en riesgo. le contamos también de un ex ginecólogo de la uci acusado de abusar de cientos de mujeres durante década

members announce they do plan to run for speaker including the number three republican in the house, tom emerbut it's unclear if anyone will be able to unite the party. >> david: not just the u.s. watching, the world watching with these conflicts playing out. >>> to the other news this friday evening, the u.s. judge shot and killed, targeted in his own driveway. there's an urgent manhunt at this hour in maryland. the suspect is a father. the judge presided over divorce proceeding giving the mother custody of the children. here's pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a manhunt under way for a killer who assassinated a maryland state judge outside of his own police suspect pedro argote shot maryland circuit court judge andrew wilkinson multiple times, just hours after the judge gave his estranged wife sole custody of their children during divorce proceedings. >> this was a targeted attack on judge wilkinson. argote is not in custody and is considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: police responding to wilkinson's home around 8:00 p.m. thursday after reports of shots fired, finding the

he has long been a fan of the celebrated british film—making partnership of michael powell and emericyears ago. scorsese has sought to preserve their films, among them the 1948 the red shoes... why do you want to dance? why do you want to live? ..with its themes of passion and obsession... you shall dance and the world shall follow. ..which had a huge impact on him. thelma schoonmaker, scorsese's long—time editor, was married to michael powell, co—director of the red shoes. she worked on the restoration. thelma worked laborious work on that. digital really helped us on that. we went back to the original negatives. but you know, i saw the film when i was about eight years old or nine years old. the images were so palpable, as if it was like taking a paintbrush and just brushing across the frame, but what struck me were the characters and this heightened, hyperworld of art and ballet. particularly, the whole thing comes down to — at one point she says "i want to be a dancer," and he said, "why do you want to dance?" and she says, "why do you want to live?" art can be that way. and as a

y con esta imagen de emer ville queremos contarle que hoy es el día nacional de promover hábitos másnar, a montar en bicicleta para ir a la escuela, según informaron unas 300 escuelas, se ha registrado en este tipo de eventos solo en california. así que si quieren sumarse, pónganse sus zapatillas o incluso sus patines y agarren su bicicleta también y únanse. en otros temas. hoy comenzaron los homenajes para la senadora gian feinstein en la ciudad de san francisco y justamente ahí libertad pedraza se encuentra en las afueras de la alcaldía para contarnos lo que se ha vivido hasta el momento. libertad sin duda. >> es un día de luto para la ciudad de san francisco. ya el ataúd de la senadora dianne feinstein llegó a la alcaldía de la ciudad. esta fue la ciudad que la vio nacer, la vio crecer y vio los inicios de su carrera en el mundo de la política. el día de hoy le están permitiendo a cualquier residente entrar a mostrarle sus respetos y honrar su memoria. temprano esta mañana, quiero que pasemos imágenes a cómo se vio la procesión cuando entraba el ataúd, llegando finalmente aquí a s

most pro-ukrainian, they were not happy, and the republicans for ukraine organization even rated tom emerskyiv as the most... positive, he voted for all the initiatives of the congress to support ukraine and against its reduction, but as for the current candidate, mike johnson, the same organization republicans for ukraine rated his support for kyiv as very low, and his statements are generally considered anti-ukrainian. so, in may of that year, johnson voted against the $40 billion aid package to ukraine, and this is how he explained it then. we shouldn't be sending another $40m overseas while our own border is in chaos, american mothers are trying to find their children mixtures, gas prices are at record highs, and american families are struggling to make ends meet without much control over where the money goes. well, actually, it was such a direct speech, and we will definitely discuss all these details now, i just want to share with you the latest news, so here is the media aonsuva... a new package of military aid to ukraine from the united states for 150 million. this is reported by o

that includes tom emer, the majority chip, byron donalds, a florida republican, who is also a member of the freedom caucus, and kevin hern, who leads the largest conservative caucus in the house. as of right now, it's shaping up to be a messy race. the candidates have not had a head start, so it's going to be awhile before anyone is able to unify around a candidate in the party. but as of right now, no speaker, no consensus and no ability to govern. melny zanona, cnn, capitol hill. >> that's just dizzying to follow. joining us to analyze what could happen next is former republican congressman charlie dent. i want to get your reaction. to you recognize this house of representatives? >> no, sadly, the house republican conference is deeply fractured. and with you're seeing play out in realtime is a real battle between what i would call the pragmatic and institutionalists versus i'll say the trump pop list wing of the party. and obviously, the trump pop list has great numbers, but it seems like for the first time they have been engaged. what i see happening now is that the two camps, the

you talk about people like tom emer and tom cole.ve a number of people, but steve scalise is the speaker designee, the one we are concentrating right now to get into the speakership, and we need to get someone in there as soon as possible. the world is counting on us to do that. >> yeah. you're alluding to the situation in the middle east, i take it. the ongoing crisis in israel. i want to ask you about comments from former president donald trump. he is the republican front-runner for 2024. he criticized benjamin netanyahu and israeli intelligence. he claimed that before hamas launched their attacks this weekend, "thousands of people knew about it and they let this slip by." are those remarks appropriate right now? >> first of all, you never want to see anyone really compliment a terrorist. terrorism is wrong, we all understand this. but i have not been able to see the president's remarks, i've obviously been busy work thing out with the speaker. but president trump's record on israel is clear -- he's been supportive of israel over t

and we'll see what tom emer, the republican whip, decides to do. or if he gets behind steve scalise, current number two, whether he decides to run for speaker. so a lot of questions in this tumultuous moment for the gop. can they get their agenda going and avoid a government shutdown, all huge questions after kevin mccarthy becomes first speaker to meet his fate on the floor of the house. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >> some democrats say kevin mccarthy brought this upon himself. here is how eric swalwell described the situation. >> it is the right decision because he has brought chaos to the country and this is the first time in nine months where i've seen him put the country in front of his own job. but just stepping back and thinking about what do my constituents think of this, they think it is tragic and they look at the failures that maga gop has put upon us and they see this bucket of crabs that keeps trying to pull the rest of the country down into the chaos that they crave. and although republicans are the majority party in the house, they

. >> kayleigh: you have mchenry and you also have talk according to punch bowl, tom emer, tom cole, republicans that can be consensus candidates. no republican is getting to 217, why run for mayor of a city that is just been nuked was the quote. >> emily: largest issue other than sheer incompetence and utter failing congress is having on behalf of the american people. we are trying to scramble to get the best of what is around. it took forever, there was explosion and civic discord on the hill, everyone is wasting time and wasting our money, now give us someone and fill the position. we are settling for something that should have taken robust thought and way in of constituents, it should be held by the best person for the job and we are being disserved yet again because they could not get their act together. >> dagen: what makes zero sense, don bacon voted for mccarthy yesterday and today, jordan was kevin mccarthy's right hand. he was his lieutenant. if you like mccarthy, you like jordan, upside down, backward-ass world republicans are living in. >> emily: more to come, including this, preside

the question, of course, is there any time for these candidates, for someone to emer emerge out of this field. the debate was interesting. i guess that is a word for it. but i do think that florida governor ron desantis improved his standing. nikki haley is still strong in the mind of some voters. so i think the race is playing out. >> and there is always this tension with trump. primary versus general and what he be like as a general election candidate and his rhetoric is what we hear about. he had a speech in friday in california where he made some eye-brow raising claims. >> we'll stand up to crazy nancy pelosi who ruined san francisco. how is her husband doing by the way? anybody know? if you rob a store, you can fully expect to be shot as you are leaving that store. shot. [ crowd chanting ] >> trump, trump, trump. >> there must be retribution for threat and destruction and the ruination of our country. >> i mean, he's talking about the former speaker of house's husband who was attacked in the head with a hammer after someone, an assailant broke into their home in san francisco. and

and you know, while trump was up in new hampshire saying those things that you showed about emer saying not trying to get involved. only jesus christ could win, he was actually reposting later that day attacks against emmer on his social media. so, it's clear that there's an issue here. you know, i think the challenge and, phil, you pointed this out, we don't fully understand how much influence trump has here. he obviously wanted jim jord on the be speaker. he didn't have enough juice to get him the gavel. i think it's more likely he does have enough juice in the conference to sink somebody that he doesn't want. and if he really applies himself to sinking emmer's bid, that could happen. but i do think that exhaustion factor is really setting in. and i think you saw last night member after member telling our team, look, we got to get this done. we are over this. i think they are starting to see in their polling just how bad it looks for the american people. and they are realizing that they're going to start to get punished for it if they don't actually move. now whether it's enough, we'l

well, tom emer, who went in this morning as the favorite, has now emerged as the republican's next nominee speaker. hopes are high that he can do better than jim jordan and steve ska less getting to that 217. after he was elected as the nominee, they said roll call, who will vote for him on the floor? there were 26 republicans who said they would not vote for emmer. either they would vote present or for another member that. is a huge concern. he can only afford to lose four republicans. and right now, we are told that he's doing a town hall style with him, behind closed doors, hearing members out on their concerns, talking them through, trying to get them on board. there is a lot of fatigue in the conference right now. they have been going at this for so long without a speaker. it's not clear what the path forward is. there is optimism. i talked with congressman can muse r a little bit ago who is hope ful republicans can unify. >> i think we can overcome some of the differences we have. i certainly hope so. >> reporter: it remains to be seen at this point what republicans' next move is. th

another name floating around, tom emer, he pointed to scalise and said i think scalise would be a great speaker. jim yorden, the chair of the house judiciary committee, who is also the founding chairman of the conservative house freedom caucus, he's been floated by a few folks. tom nassy threw his support behind jim jordan. kevin hern, another name floating around. and you have to mention it because his name is in the conversation, so it is a very long big shot as former president trump. congressman troy nels says he plans to nominate former president trump. marjorie taylor greene and greg sube said they too want him to be speaker. again, that's a massive long shot here. >> hard to see that happening. of course a good gop talking point for those looking to curry favor with the form president. so this happened because of a rebellion by a handful of republicans eed up being eight votes to oust mccarthy. there was some real anger in the gop yesterday because of what happened here. eight members, and in particular matt gaetz who spearheaded this whole thing? what sort of influence will they

trump allies are telling anyone who will listen that trump doesn't want emer to g the gavel. believing in elections, his other crime was advising republican candidates to distance themselves from dear leader last year. other speaker candidates include kevin hearn who chairs the republican study committee and florida's byron donalds who declared his intention to become the first african american speaker of the house. donald has received the endorsement of several fellow florida republicans. you will recall that during kevin mccarthy's 15-vote debacle in january, donalds was nominated for speaker by texas congressman chip roy, who once florified lynching as a form of justice and refused to apologize for it. talking about his idea to nominate donalds, roy told vanity fair, democrats play the race card every second so i didn't mind shoving it down their throats. meaning despite donalds' vigorous denials on this program, chip roy really did nominate him just because he was black. donalds is in his second term in congress, pointed out by alexandria ocasio-cortez to my friend mehdi

seen that in the past three weeks we've our all-stars, whether it was jim jordan, steve scalise, tom emermoved, that's what caused all of this. i serve on the judiciary committee with him. i think he has been jim jordan's right hand man as relates to judiciary. we're going to miss him. i think he's in the right role at the right time and this is good for him. we couldn't be more proud. maria: i was looking at your posts on x earlier in the week, you wanted president trump to be the speaker. >> oh, i did. absolutely i did. i'm glad we were able to find someone to get to the 217. i was concerned early on with the three weeks delay and i didn't know if the lord jesus himself could get to 217. now we've come together, we have a guy. if it would have been drug out, if this wouldn't be mike johnson you bet i would have put donald trump, i would have nominated him. maria: tell us about your priorities, the priorities of the house republicans, what do you want to see done now and priority on speaker johnson's agenda? >> well, the agenda now is appropriation bills. we had to do a cr because we obv

tom emer is currently the number three republican in the house.is election to become majority whip and he is someone who has a lot of momentum and he was backed by kevin mccarthy. obviously, he's worked with a number of different fashions within house republicans and they do not vote to overturn some of the state results for the 2020 election and there are some questions about how well he gets along with trump and whether some of the members who are more supportive of trump could ultimately support him and you have other members of leadership who are running and mike johnson who is the vice chair of the conference and the chair of the policy committee and both have won elections before. you have kevin hearn, one of the biggest groups within the republican conference and then you also have folks like byron donalds who is considered a rising star even though he has not been in conference for that long. the big question, can any of these folks get to choose 17 and kelly, at this point that's just not clear that can happen and there are still republic

our emer we have a male drowning in the i back of the property.ht now we have our rescue the mers . to go they're attempting to go out there right now. someone came running up to our back post saying that gentlemanm ,it's just the guest of thake house is out there drowning. so right now, rescue swimmerss goinowning. g out there. >> you said you guys have got access to what you guys need. >> you need an ambulance oris you need a water rescue as wel l . they didn't advise right now. >> i would say at least an ambulancd e. d and i don't know ifon they're what they're doing in the back of the property. right now. our r >> so our rescue swimmersle t are able to locate the gentlemaentlemann that thats g. orted drownin >> so they they they're out the in the water right now. but as of now, they have noey they they don't they don't know wher have t know we he is. >> we have everybody on the way over there now to meet with you guys and gather their resources. >> so there's no mention of the obamas on the call. but we now know the formerth gatherpresident ar

answer it, but partly i think it's because he's a new face, as some republicans said, which is why tom emer steve scalise had some difficulties , especially after macarthy was overthrown. for follow up. this week, many bills were put on pause, this evening the house of representatives passed resolution condemning hamas and its attack on israel, but further action depends on what happens with the biden administration's $100 billion foreign aid package, which includes funding for israel, ukraine and taiwan, the us-mexico border, but how we heard from speaker johnson, his position on ukraine has changed a little, he supports... i wonder if he will leave this package in its current form, or if assistance to ukraine will be included in a separate bill, which some congressmen support israel but don't necessarily want to send even more funds to ukraine, so this will be a difficult issue. we just passed a resolution in support of israel, 425 congressmen signed it. under a document supporting israel. there will be a relief package coming soon. we must fully support israel, but as i and many of my co

but emer has been one of the more supportive republicans for ukraine aid across the board. do you see that as a positive, --? >> i'm just not going to speak to the process. i'm sure there's more, more steps to go right before we get to the end here. i think it's important and critical that, that the republicans in the conference, get their, get their act together, get their business in order and figure out who is going to lead not just the conference, but also because they have the majority in the house, the speaker in the house, i'm not going to get into it. i said months -- moments ago, we saw bipartisan support for the supplemental package president announced last week that we announced we would speak to last week. and so we believe that congress should move forward with that as it relates to their process and finding a speaker that is up to them. we do not, as the president has said himself, just quoting him. we do not have a vote in that space just to follow up. -- space. >> just a follow-up, i know you don't want to talk about their process. but once the house picks a

for example, the previous candidate for this post, for the post of speaker of the lower house, tom emer it’s important to understand why, strictly speaking, johnson will oppose biden on the issue of allocating money. yesterday, by the way, he was already asked the first question, he was asked how he felt about aid, he he said what he had been saying for a year and a half, he said that it is necessary, firstly, to develop a mechanism to determine how this money is spent, secondly, the white house must finally announce the goals, there are big problems with this. a political publication wrote the day before that biden’s ideologies are even being reformulated, now they are trying to sell aid to ukraine to congressmen as aid, to the us - including the defense sector, where to say, more 15mm shells will be produced, workers in agaya, in pennsylvania will have more money or i don’t know, somewhere in minnesota , yes, whether this works is a big question, the same johnson lists his priorities, as you rightly noted, not ... bypassed ukraine, well, by deeds he proved his attitude towards zelensk

means, of the republican party, they got a new candidate, right during our broadcast, that means tom emer of all , these allocation of packages - help, in which biden requested assistance - to ukraine, we all remember that biden asked for 100 billion in military assistance, they say that 60 were supposed to be for the ukrainian reich, only 14 for israel, today's politics really writes about what it means, the republicans are threatening to block this package is called... a dead package , citing the words of senator mike raunz, it is certainly not the only one and so on, accordingly, two questions in one, well, taking into account the fact that this is more important to us, how much longer can a decision on this issue be delayed from -for problems with speaker, as far as there really is a prospect that they will throw this even with the speaker into the trash, you need to clearly understand that the united states of america is structured that way, that congress is the purse, these are the people who allocate money, real money, the senate.. .by and large, this gives approval to such a polit

shein executive chairman donald tang and marcelo claure, telling me that the chinese emers giant is one global companies he's seen and discussed the health of the consumer, expansion in the u.s., and one of its kind strategy to capture market share take a listen when i asked about how the u.s. market was going. >> it is the largest and the most important market for us. >> and the biggest growth market >> it's a -- you know, the growth market has all the things to do with where you're coming from this is pretty much mature, not mature, but growing market, but we have relatively speaking other markets, younger, such as brazil marcelo is looking after. >> when it comes to the growth in the u.s., marcelo, is shein taking share and who are they taking share from? >> i think shein as a company, pretty large in size, we're just getting started. if you look at the size of the retail market and the fashion market, you're talking it's a market that is in the trillions, right. and we're taking share i think from traditional retail will be basically to look at once you have a chance to go into euro

didn’t want to make some kind of alyonushka, which is just like the function goes there, moves and emerse end of the russians emel, this fairy tale in a colorful manner speaks to the audience about simple things, for example, that we perform the main miracles in life with our own hands, and the film itself became the same man-made miracle, fantastic mechanisms, incredible outfits from nadezhda vasilyeva and the true nature of our country are full-fledged participants this fabulous action, there are such beautiful costumes and objects, well, locations , yes, and the story itself, of course, and the pike, all these adventures, i liked it, but the main viewer liked it, this is the most important thing, i really liked it, wonderful and kind both funny and sad at times, it’s very cool that light fairy tales are being filmed now, and this film will also bring back the summer mood to the screens for 2 hours, and not at the behest of a pike, but at the will of all viewers who buy movie tickets for the whole family. and then, it seems a fairy tale, but becomes a mortal danger. we’ll talk to a spe

the previous candidate for speaker, tom emer, on the contrary, was called extra-ukrainian.ization from the point of view of political prospects in the american congress now does not bode well. valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and evgeny kononov, lead the usa. in crimea and in the rostov region , a new queue management system was launched at checkpoints, as well as a special application for drivers, a month ahead of schedule. now it is working in trial operation mode, but as our correspondents, yana shcherbaty and veronika bogma, managed to see, it is already possible to drive much faster. we arrived at the veselo-voznesenko checkpoint because there is no queue, and we learned about this long before we got here from a mobile application developed... ministry of transport of russia. the smartphone screen shows the time it takes to pass the checkpoint of all nine key checkpoints for cars and trucks. most drivers are not yet aware of the application, but they know for sure that crossing the administrative border between the rostov region and the new regions of russia has become mu

york at the new york meetings and the foreign minister for the united air avenue emirates -- arab emeratessudden you are looking down at this desert-y light thing. you realize it is a flight path into dubai and you are flying over iran. you are like, ok, i am over iran. is that good or bad? you go right and go past a billion dollars of office development. manus: that is the crux of escalation risk. the proxies of a romp how they may launch new sorts on israel. those are many skirmishes. this is about escalation risk. these markets are very presumptive. i am sure we are going to get that. lisa: it goes to your point about how we do not really know what is going on. we have no clue what their negotiations, the uae and saudi arabia and the proxies for iran look like. tom: we heard from the secretary of state there. we need a more important view, the founder of pangaea policy. terry, so honored to have manus with us with real-world experience. do we have in irani and policy? -- an iranian policy? >> we do, tom. we had won several weeks ago considered by its enemies to be an appeasement policy.

han anunciado su deseo de ser presidente de la cÁmara , entre los favoritos estarÍa el congresista emerirantes se lo llamaron pidiendo apoyo pero que todavÍa no ha tomado una decisiÓn y agregÓ que el Único que tiene la presidencia de la cÁmara baja asegurada es jesucristo. otros republicanos contemplan diferentes opciones. >> tal vez matt jones de luciana son opciones buenas que la conferencia puede ser, tenemos de vuelta mccarty. edwin: republicano por texas aspira liderar la cÁmara baja. los demÓcratas ofrecen un acuerdo bipartidista pero critican la falta de acciÓn republicana. >> es muy lamentable porque impide que hagamos o nuestro trabajo en asuntos domÉsticos, en asuntos internacionales. edwin: urge que haya un presiente porque quedan por aprobar el paquete de ayuda para ucrania e israel y el presupuesto federal para evitar un cierre parcial del gobierno. un punto importante que podrÍa crear mÁs tensiones en esta reuniÓn el dÍa de hoy en los tÚneles del capÍtulo es que los republicanos no estÁn de acuerdo con el paquete conjunto que propone la casa blanca por $106,000,000,000 que

he was very vocal also, his opposition to emer. we thought mike johnson emerge as the candidate. while the president's role was not the direct -- not the most direct in pushing for johnson, he did play a significant part in helping johnson ultimately take the gaveled. . host: independent. caller: this country is falling apart. $32 trillion in debt. inflation is high. everything is up. mostly the democratic callers think everything is running smooth in america. yes, i do not believe president joe biden got more votes than anybody in history, neither do the average american. i am just concerned, billions dollars to ukraine, israel, other countries and now we discussing how we going to fund the government on a new bill. the american people are getting pennies. we are struggling out here in the real world. washington is a democrats republican, donald trump, the maca republicans -- maga republicans. nothing substantial for the american people. guest: there are certain -- certainly in number of concerns americans have in situations we are living through right now. inflations are high.

a la cÁmara baja reanuda los intentos por elegir al sucesor de mccarthy, luego de que emer retirara sue dio cuenta que no llegarÍa a los 17 votos en el pleno y trump arremetiÓ en su contra y el mandatario habÍa dicho que se mantendrÍa al margen. >> yo creo que en muy buena idea que estÉ al margen. es un proceso que es de la cÁmara. y nosotros deberÍamos escoger a nuestro candidato. edwin: pero todo cambiÓ. trump dijo en redes sociales que serÍa un gran error. el congresista obtuvo la nominaciÓn con 128 votos y habÍa mantenido un bajo perfil y fue electo en el 2016 y es vicepresidente de la conferencia republicana, el diario lo define como el arquitecto mÁs importante a los colegios electorales que dieron pie a la insurrecciÓn del 6 de enero para mantener a trumpen el poder. los demÓcratas salen a reaccionar esta maÑana aquÍ en la capital polÍtica del mundo diciendo que es una persona peligrosa porque estÁ de alguna forma apoyando leyes que resulten en recortes para programas como seguro social y medicare, y quiere acelerar el acceso al aborto a quien estados unidos. karla: gracias por

. >>> let's bring in president emer emeritus richard haass and also ed luce of "the financial times."e written pieces on what israel should do moving forward and what gaza should do and what the international should do. richard, you, like me, believe when this is over, we have to move to a two-state solution. yet, in your piece, i don't see anything about destroying hamas. sounds like you think hamas can be detained, degraded. you suggest there is nobody to take hamas' place. it sounds as if hamas would be the de facto leader in gaza after all this is over. did i misread your article? >> that's probably true, either hamas or something like it. i think that will remain. it can't be defeated militarily, to destroy hamas. that is beyond what military tools can accomplish. israel needs to focus on rebuilding the defenses. this never should have happened in the first place. it has to work on it. there has to be a track, something for palestinians where you say, palestinians, hamas is a dead end. you have to work with groups who will rule out viviolence, who a willing to co-exist with israe