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also with us, former democratic congresswoman from maryland donna edwards, and former republican congressmanharlie dent. ryan, what will this impeachment trial look like? will there actually be a trial? >> reporter: not in any sort of conventional sense, ana. it won't even look like the prior impeachment trials that we've seen of the former president donald trump or even president bill clinton before him. there will likely be some effort by republicans to try and gum up the works a little bit, make their point that there should be a full and complete trial, but it's just not something that democrats have the appetite for and that democrats have the votes. there will be a little bit of drama once they gavel in at 1:00, but the actual form and fashion of how the trial extends itself, we'll have to wait and see. there's a very good chance the whole thing could be wrapped up at some point today. >> let's remind everyone what was in that bipartisan bill that republicans quashed as they talk about what they see as the secretary of homeland security not upholding the border politics and policies. w

let's bring in our political panel, former congresswoman donna edwards from maryland and former republican congressman carlos caraballo from florida. they are both msnbc political analysts. let me start with this, carlos. the house returns from their break on tuesday. speaker mike johnson is facing a motion to vacate, which marjorie taylor greene filed just after the house approved a funding bill last month to keep the government open. how do you see this playing out? do republicans want to go through another leadership battle? >> well, republicans do not want to go through another leadership battle. not most of them, including some of the eight who voted to oust kevin mccarthy. truthfully a lot of democrats don't want to go through another fiasco. another embarrassment when the house is leaderless for two or three weeks. i do think even if marjorie taylor greene moves forward with this, i don't think it will get very far. mike johnson has learned what every other speaker has shown here. at least republican speakers. in order to make the house a stable place that can pass big pieces of leg

the former congresswoman donna edwards, msnbc political analyst.at axios. thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. so let's just do a little round robin here starting with you, charlie. reaction to congresswoman marjorie taylor greene? >> marjorie has had a pretty tough weekend, hasn't she? she was humiliated both in and out of the house of representatives. when you have the new york post mocking you as moscow marj, that's not a good week. but i do think it's worth remembering marjorie taylor greene as isolated as she is still closer to the beating art of maga than many other republicans. obviously she's kind of venting and lashing out. but i don't think the people ought to understand estimate the hole, the isolation marjorie taylor greene continues to have on the republican base. >> congresswoman edwards, your reaction? >> it is no surprise marjorie taylor greene is calling wolf again and again and again as she does. but i don't think this will go anywhere. i think both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act. they're not g

joining me now is charlie sykes, msnbc political contributor and columnist, donna edwards, politicalreporter. thank you for joining us. so, let's do a round-robin , starting with you, charlie. reactions to congresswoman marjorie taylor greene? >> marjorie has had a tough weekend, hasn't she? she was humiliated, in and out of the house of representatives. when you have the new york post, mocking you, as moscow marge, that's not a good week. i think it's worth remembering that marjorie taylor greene has -- as isolated as she is, is closer to the aid of maga, she is venting and lashing out. i don't think the people ought to underestimate the hold that isolationists like marjorie taylor greene continue to have on the republican base. >> congress woman edwards, your reaction? >> look, to no great surprise, marjorie taylor greene is crying wolf again and again and again, as she does. here is the thing, i do not think this is going anywhere. both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act and they are not going to give into this motion to vacate. you will see a lot of democrats,

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