host: tim burchett representative tim burchett trip -- representative tim burchett joins us now. talk about the oversight hearing. guest: i told somebody that it was unusual when tim burchett is the adults in the room. it started out with a reference to a young lady's eyelashes and then there was a reference made about someone about their physique, i believe the term was butch body and bleach blonde hair. and he went downhill from there. i guess it was good for ratings if you are a wrestling fan. it was right on par. congress, you always think it is going to be better than this. but if you read history in the 1800s, they had fights. host: what do you think about when you are talking about one thing and that happens? guest: it is a good time to keep an eye on the target. i was in the legislature a long time and i remember when a colleague of mine across the aisle got arrested and it was on national news and everything. i remember james woodson was sitting beside me and said what are we going to do? i said i am going to put my vaguely unconstitutional bills unnoticed because nobody

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we can speak to congressman tim burchett, a republican representative from tennessee, and member of the foreign affairs committee. the report says it is "reasonable" to assess that us weapons have been used by israeli forces since oct seven in "instances inconsistent" with its international humanitarian law obligations. but doesn't have enough information to verify its assessment. reaction to that? they are weapons after realising the israelis were attacked first and they're going after terrorists than it is a horrible, horrible thing when civilians are heard by the self to realise that hamas is putting the civilians that place and in the place of terror and destruction and thatis place of terror and destruction and that is where we're at. and it is six of one half a dozen and the other, i don't think it is going to put anybody in a good light or anybody so far in a bad light, i just think it's pretty much is what it is and i think we should let the israelis continue to do what they're doing. we allocated several billion dollars for them and we sent several billion dollars into gaza for

economy, and congressional news of the day with wiley nickel and tennessee republican congressman tim burchettct our welfare instead. so no asylum cases. >> most people come here to make a better life. if not for them, for their kids. my italian grandparents never spoke english. i never had a conversation with them. yet they made america great. >> and coulter debate reason magazines nickel sp over the question, should the u.s. shut its borders? the debate is moderated by barry white. watch friday at 9:00 eastern on c-span and online at c-span.org. ♪ american history tv. saturdays on c-span two. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. 7:00 eastern, our american history tv series congress investigates looks at historic congressional investigations that led to changes in policy and law. the 1993 and 1995 events surrounding the 1993 -- carried out by law enforcement near waco, texas. at 8:00 eastern, texas a&m history professor malachi crawford talks about the evolution of civil rights law and efforts to dismantle jim crow and racial segregation including the 1954 brown versu

johnson, taylor greene said she's going to issue this motion next week what are your thoughts, tim burchettncy mace porter congressman matt gaetz all coming out against the bill, i'm sorry against the motion, bridget words it could put a democrat in control, how do you see it? >> i completely agree, if we are not careful there are moderate republicans who are ready to take advantage of vacating of the chair to put in place a democrat speaker. it is more than just who is in the chair, twos chairing the committee's and right now i'm in philadelphia with chairman jim jordan in the judiciary committee having a hearing on the defund the police movement and the anti-police rhetoric of the prosecutors here in philadelphia and how it led to an increase in crime, these hearings would go away if a democrat took control of the house of representatives, we have to be very careful with a one seat majority and we can't afford a motion to vacate right now. i'm going to vote with those other members and the vast majority of republicans who will vote to table a motion to va vacate. maria: what are the prior

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congressman tim burchett and nancy mace and matt gaetz coming out against this motion. putting a democrat in control of the house of representatives. where are you on this? >> well, look, when they made the motion to vacate kevin mccarthy the first thing that happened was a motion to table. it is a privileged motion. it deserves an answer. i don't think the motion to table should be made in order. then as now, i will vote against tabling the resolution because whahakim jeffries said he will support a motion to table, i don't think we'll get an answer on the motion to vacate this time. last time we were able to vote both ways. here's the thing. congressman mike johnson is a guy that everybody united behind and supported him to become the next speaker of the house but speaker mike johnson has made all kinds of bad decisions that frankly the majority of the party has not supported. so we're hoping to reclaim mike johnson, get him back in the role as speaker and get him back on track. no wonder democrats plan to cover for him. he's delivering a lot of their ajen. agenda. ma

first with north carolina democratic congressman wiley nickel and tennessee republican congressman tim burchett. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> they want to come here and collect our welfare instead. no asylum. >> most people come here to get a better life if not for them, for their kids. my italian grandparents who never spoke english made america great. >> this friday and coulter and a columnist debates nickel sb and the young turks over the question, should the u.s. shut its borders. the debate is monitored by journalist mary weiss. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to d

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